#it flows better imo

[smilesrobotlover]

Me 🤝 you: our versions of ww/ph Link being called Windy XD

-Sky Floor

LOL YEAH. Wind is a good nickname but… I just can’t call him that I NEED to call him Windy.

[greyfalter]

Based on a dream I had a few days ago (I expanded upon it since it was just the first panel and the Axolotl floating around. Also, more excuse to draw Bill lol)

Textless version under da cut:

[ohithankyou]

eddie and josh faux-enemies with benefits that slowly transition into half bitchy, half soft friends with benefits. and one night when they’re together, eddie uses one of his insanely rizzless lines on josh to “set the mood” and “spice things up” and josh’s expression immediately goes blank. and eddie, head in hands, utterly disappointed in himself, mumbles out a dejected, “i’m sorry, that was terrible. i’m not very good at this sort of thing, i don’t even know why i tired.” to which josh replies, “yeah, it was terrible. unfortunately, or fortunately, i’ve never wanted to fuck you more. now take your clothes off.” and then they both proceed to have the best orgasms of their entire lives.

[ivanttakethis]

Something about people using Tillivan as a ship name for Till and Ivan just doesn’t sit right with my spirit.

Like, you could totally name a baby Tillivan and get away with it and I find that extremely unsettling..

[harlepinyo]

some oc art with a side of EPIC: The Musical

[crows-canvas]

Hrmosess.... hormsme.m horse pomye ponys yyyaaahh

Kristoph's a unicorn, Simon's a pegasus, and Nahyuta's a kirin*

[septemberlikestea]

ok at first i was a bit ??? on the "the mountain is always available at inns" but now that ive tried it. wip ui aside firstly its really making the mountain feel present and oppressive as the Destination. secondly its really giving the same vibe as dd1 did with its final area being available from game start but like if you go there you Will die a thousand deaths lol. and thirdly its a really nice qol for when your party is final boss ready early. like i get to avoid getting bad quirks or having a little "hastened enemy crit back to back" situation in a region and just get right down to it?? really really good and fun. a+ feature didnt even know i wanted it.

[sparkles-and-trash]

I really wanna watch bly manor again after coven but idk if my heart can take it, maybe I should finally give in and watch Hill House

[lazzarella]

I really shouldn’t respond to the knucklehead on reddit who thinks all Thai bl actors suck but oh boy do I want to…

[furballfaggot]

i dont like how zodas pants in gx are the same color as his him. it always throws me off. "HIS PUSSYS OUT INDECENT INDECENT wait no nvm were good" every time. how many times has that happened when someone saw him from a distance do you wonder. do you think he does it on purpose for this exact reason

[yeonban]

Now This. THIS feels like Christmas (/pos)

[doodlebeeberry]

Random but ill never understand why people went from calling it scentdapack to sodascentpack. Put her in front you cowards she deserves it

[ladytauria]

for the ask game <33 jaytim in lotr au maybe?

Tim is an elf—fairly young, as elves go. (Think Legolas, I suppose.) Jason is human. I think? I want Jason to be the ring-bearer. I know as far as LOTR canon goes a human would have been a p terrible choice but, we’re just going to ignore that :) Jason is unusually resistant to the ring’s power, but not like… completely so.

Jason is initially reluctant to take the journey but volunteers because it’s the right thing to do. He’s a voracious reader, he’s studied the histories and listened to the old stories. He knows exactly how terrible things will get if the Dark Lord (it’s gotta be Joker, right? altho maybe Ra’s is more fitting? or someone else completely?) isn’t stopped. Tim is a more eager volunteer because he does Not want to be stuck in his home forest anymore. He was quite sheltered, I think, though he definitely snuck out a lot. (&! maybe! met Steph? who definitely tags along as well.)

Jason & Tim don’t get along very well initially. I don’t think they hate each other or anything but Tim definitely says something insensitive about a human carrying the ring, especially after the last one. Jason fires back, & it just… sets the tone going forward.

However! When the Fellowship (Bruce, Dick, Babs, Steph, Cass, Jason, Tim, maybe Damian and/or Duke) splits up, Tim & Jason are the ones who end up venturing to Mordor together, and are forced to rely on each other in order to survive. Traveling solo also forces them to get to know each other, which they had maybe done a bit of?

The ring’s influence does eventually end up getting to Jason despite his best efforts, but, ultimately the ring is destroyed without fully corrupting him. When all is said and domed he’s self-deprecating about it—maybe telling Tim he was “right all along” not to trust him to carry it. Tim disagrees, though, and commends him for resisting as long as he did and commends him for his heart. They end up sailing away together to live in the immortal lands of the elves, eventually <3

Bonus: I don’t think things work like… 1:1 with the original characters. But—Bruce is the one to notice a need for the fellowship in the first place & brings them all together. He’s also the initial leader, until Moria, where he “dies.” Dick takes over after that, and maybe has a legacy as a king. Babs ensures Jason & Tim are able to escape, but instead of losing her life, she loses her ability to walk after a well-placed arrow hits her. Cass & Steph have an initial rivalry or dislike of each other but then begin to care for one another.

[ au ask game ]

[magnusmodig]

||. was browsing through tags of a comic thor post and found this beauty in someone's tags:

i love the acknowledgement of odin as a godking above father & how that’s hurt thor not just loki

obviously, I won't name the person's reblog on this blog but it's something I've always felt is largely true about the mcu odinfam situation, particularly where the father and the boys are involved.

Odin's parenting style (being strict, and the all-father above just a father), hurt Thor just as much as Loki. They were both hurt by their parents and especially in vying for their father's approval. (aka: his affections, because really any child desperate for their parent's attention, approval, pride is really just craving unconditional love.) People seem hard pressed to believe that this sort of pain was exclusive to Loki... which I fundamentally don't understand. (Need I remind everyone that Odin didn't just say "you're unworthy to call yourself a king and a hero bc you're being selfish in your ambitions"... which is true. He also got a good, walloping "you are unworthy of the loved ones you have betrayed" TO HIS FACE before being stripped of his powers and banished to some backwater planet for an indefinite amount of time...)

The reality of the situation is Loki always had Frigga to lean on, confide in, and be in his corner. Even if it was off-screen, truth is that he told Frigga what he learned about being a Frost Giant the first chance he got. He confided in her his worry for Odin's health ("i never get used to seeing him like this"). She actively expresses support and validation in front of him in a way that Loki at least positively acknowledges even if he doesn't always receive the words, and while I don't believe Thor wouldn't have gained the same solace from his mother, I am of the opinion - based on (this deleted scene from "THOR") in particular - that she would give support in the same way she would with Loki ... and it never landed with Thor. Because Thor is not Loki. And Frigga doesn't always know how to speak to Thor so Thor can hear her.

So, really at the end of the day, whether it was true or not, Thor only had himself to emotionally rely on. Coupled then with being primarily under the express tutelage of an extraordinarily strict father who was priming Thor to uphold his own legacy, (apparently not be anything like Hela despite the two kids being polar opposites) and 'never seek out war but must always be ready for it' and then you get a sentiment that ultimately can be summarized in Thor's words at the end of Dark World when he comments his reason for surrendering his birthright of his own volition: "I would rather be a good man than a great king." (which, sidebar, but I am entirely convinced is Thor commenting on his father's way of ruling, his father's way of parenting, his father's way of being. And quite frankly, no, I don't think the real Odin would ever let Thor give up his birthright to go live on Earth when Odin is old, dying, and the whole of Asgard is primed and ready to follow Thor as their new All-Father.)

alt., in the words of comic!thor his (extremely mixed) opinion of Odin:

"A hard god, my father, but one who would move heaven and earth for his children. And did , quite literally, on many occasions. From Odin, I learned command. I learned the ways of the worlds and the godly arts of war."

[summerendroll]

i was going to say ffix best and worst final fantasy but i have to be completely honest even the parts i dont like of ffix cant beat like. the worst of ff7 or how completely uninteresting 15 and 16 r to me

[cryptcombat]

i know everyone is excited for new da (i am too ngl) but that combat... wasn't it.. like what do u mean i have to open up that ui THAT COVERS UP the entire screen whenever i wanna use a special ability or whatever its called 🤔