#devastating yeah

[distrxst]

i like to think that the iterators actually do have magnets in their hands , as weird as it sounds . a sort of sentimental thing brought about by the puppeteers . something never outrightly said , but still there . they never understand why they're there . iterators are physically isolated , after all . but maybe that was just a bit of humanity and it's love seeping into it's own invention . they aren't meant to be alone , and that magnet beneath the plates and wires that make up their bodies are supposed to be a reminder .

[horrorhare]

i saw this trend around on instagram and had the gnawing inspiration to hop on it. this is inspired by @gkdeamon's danger days au called 'white light'! its fucked up and evil and it makes me sad :')!

[forecast0ctopus]

dude… you should get that fixed……..

[sanzundertale]

babygirl i will invent stages of grief you have never seen before

[dailyralsei]

the healer [ 8 / 11 ]

[ p. 7 p. 6 ]

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Dead beat down

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[frownyalfred]

imagine having a devastating piece of gossip (the Waynes were secretly sleeping with their butler) and trying to flip that around as an attack/leverage on their now-adult kid mid-fancy event but said kid is Bruce Wayne and didn’t lose his cool last week when the entire actual Earth was about to blow up so all he does is raise one eyebrow, shrug, down his entire glass of champagne in one graceful chug, and waltz off with a breezy “Guess it’s finally time to get that paternity test, huh?”

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[doing-something-unholy]

I was looking up what happens to laicized priests for potential ✨️character drama✨️ but i found this instead 😳

[theoldkyokodied]

If you follow my main you had to know this was coming… anyway. Enjoy these bloodweave doodles :)

[raggedy-spaceman]

S02E03 I Know Where I'm Going

This scene destroyed me. Physically and emotionally. Oh Aziraphale, you poor sweet angel...

[ganondoodle]

wont have time to work on anything for a few days probably, so uh, since i love reading comments/tags of people sharing their experiences- as part of the preparation for the totk rant script i got another question to ask :3

if you dont like tears of the kingdom, was there a moment that "broke" you, as in, the moment you knew this game is worse than you thought/hoped, and if so what was it?

personally, while i was suspicious after seeing its last trailer, i told myself its just me again and i kept up my hopes for a long time into my playthrough- its hard to point to a specific point since it was a growing feeling of something being off, things didnt make sense and i ever so more wondered how they would pull this all together (they didnt)- i do think the moment i stopped being in denial about it was when i found the shrine of life, the beginning of botw, and found .. nothing, a dingy cave practically licked clean of any traces of the shiekah tech like it never existed, instead of the medical bed a pathetic puddle of water that healed you, no one caring at all, like it actually never happened- i felt like the game pointed and laughed at me for caring about botw, pretty sure i was struggeling to keep it together on stream bc it forced me to realize this game truly is everything i hoped it wouldnt be, even if that sounds a little weird, at that time zelda and especially botw was so much more important to me, a passion for the franchise this game really did end up killing.

[skywerse]

brothers

[lucy-moderatz]

[jamiesfootball]

Yeah sorry I can’t work today. Why? The bloodlust, you understand. The violence. It compels me

[kaogens]

happy days