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[chloesimaginationthings]

Abby went into the pit and made a FNAF friend..

[crazycatmilo]

Every day I mourn the fact that Sherlock Holmes will forever be associated with BBC Sherlock

[crypticpuffin]

going on pinterest and specifically searching for “sherlock holmes 2009” or “granada holmes” and still seeing bbc sherlock pop up everywhere must be some sort of human rights violation. your honor that is not sherlock holmes that is an edgy twink who thinks being a sociopath consists of being not very nice to people some of the time

[t00thpasteface]

Himbo Clark Kent?

DISAGREE STRONGLY.

he's got an incredibly keen mind both in and out of the caped costume. if anything, he has to cultivate an even smarter reputation as a reporter than as superman, to explain why he's always conveniently at every disaster site before lois or anyone else hears about it— and he has to back up his sources legitimately instead of admitting he has super-hearing and xray vision, too!

it also doesn't benefit him to look dumb as superman, either, because he wants people to feel safe when he's around and trust that he won't make a mistake when he's about to catch a falling airplane. i think his foes regularly underestimate his intelligence, but that's more indicative of their egos (especially lex) than it is of his reputation.

plus, superman's enemies are kind of obligated to present logic puzzles for him more often than not as a basic narrative requirement, because superman can brute force his way through any other problem. it's most challenging for superman and interesting for the audience to see him in triage mode, running those ultrafast mental calculations to save as many people as fast as possible.

[netmors]

…somewhere in a Galaxy Far Far Away.

You created and brought these two trolls together, get over it, Thrawn.

[this-potato]

Anime:

Comic:

Netflix adaptation:

[1000sunnygo]

Law novel sequel's title will be "Novel Law: The Hour of Kikoku" (Kikoku no Toki).

... or 'The Time of Kikoku', 'Hour' just sounded catchier.

It's going to be a multichaptered spinoff, the upcoming magazine doesn't conclude the story. Here's an update from the official website.

Seems it's the story behind Law acquiring his sword? Sakagami Shusei (Novel Law author) has shared some initial thoughts (the first tweet was before the title revelation).

Felt the last one 🤝

Once again, Oda's involvement is expected to be minimum. It's almost entirely written by Sakagami Shusei, like its prequel.

Let's hope we finally get to know the names of the other members of the Heart pirates!

Nishimura Kinu's sketch seems to hint at Law's interaction with Hakugan, maybe we'll get to know how he got recruited.

[tinmate]

I’m kinda upset over the Murderbot show not (only) because of the classic reasons but I fear that the tag will quickly become gifs, edits, and art of the show exclusively and we’ll lose the unique designs, fanfic, animations, and other art to the flood of content about the show

[gayboss-too-close-to-the-sun]

Seeing Percy in his lil Hephaestus gear and goggles in episode 2 is making me desperate to see my boy Leo 😭

[sleepyvib-es]

I said it before but no rachel and possibly no charlena (“non essential” characters) all the while testing scripts for a certain medic who doesnt even show up in ttc is so beyond disrespectful

[so-bitya]

ok ok so there were some differences in the anime's version of Lizzy's flashback i found interesting:

Like look at what this scene implies here. That Lizzy was grieving so much that she was stuck to the graves constantly until Ciel came back, like lifting off a curse. And she was still wearing black, which yes she should've been. I think it was odd that she didn't in the manga, but it was likely because she was told her fiance was back, so her mourning garbs weren't necessary.

Also I like how Ciel has to lean up to Lizzy here, showing her maturity/size is something he has to measure up to, so she makes sure to shorten that distance as much as possible.

Last detail, it's cute how instead of Ciel checking on Lizzy falling behind, he points out a dress she might like. Definitely shows how she associates her sacrifice with being rewarded with his affection.

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ANTONY STARR as Matt Sloane in Tricky Business (2012) | Ep. 1 - "Bad Debts in Wollongong" ⋆ Click for best quality ⋆ More episodes

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Commentator on classical radio discussing Debussy deriving inspiration from the Impressionists' aesthetic philosophy and I am once again on my "the arts need to be in dialogue with each other instead of siloed off into self-contained Formal Chambers segregated by Muse" bullshit