#possible idea

[grandline-fics]

Am I suddenly hit with the idea of a modern!au story for Mihawk? Yes I am.

Am I considering trying to write some smut and stop being a coward? Possibly

Why am I stuck at work when this happens??

Anyway how’s everyone doing today?

[skatoonyfan1234]

Could King Magnifico escape from his imprisonment?

At the end of the film, King Magnifico was trapped in his staff and sentenced to the dungeon.

However, that doesn’t mean it’s the last of King Magnifico. Just as Star managed to escape the magic staff, it’s possible for Magnifico to do the same in the future. Granted, the staff is now broken, but it could be that Magnifico will harness some untapped power that remains inside the staff to escape and plot his revenge against Asha. Magnifico would have to face the wrath of Asha, who now has a magic wand, and the people of Rosas, but he could still try if there was any chance of reclaiming his power.

[hinge]

Hinge presents an anthology of love stories almost never told. Read more on https://no-ordinary-love.co

[yesthisismycurrenthyperfixation]

This would work with so many fandoms and so many different ships.

The possibilities are endless!

[doublerainbow-if]

Love the idea of a universe out there where The Powers That Be were like, who needs love, let's get you some soup

That's a good idea for an omake or short story. Lonely people who all of sudden come across a soup kitchen or stand. There's nobody around minus the person who works there. The visitors all say they saw someone different, the appearance and age of the shopkeep changing between all of their experiences. But the unifying factor is the feelings of love and home when the shopkeep spoke to them and took care of them within their little shop. The guests never saw a menu or even a promotion of a special when they are seated, just the shopkeep giving them their favorite drink [without them telling the shopkeep] and quickly going to work on a special soup dish. Without fail, the food they deliver were just what they needed in that. The dish always changed but everytime it brought tears to their eyes. Like all of the burdens were lifted from them and replaced with just pure contentness. That they were finally whole for the first time. Nobody can remember what happens after they finished their meal or can never find the shop again, however they felt like they can take on life and love. They didn't feel so lonely or unloved anymore because of that experience. If even a random employee can be so caring towards them then they can find someone just like that again. They just to find them or at least try.

[i-amsoup]

What if jason Todd was a vampire and no one noticed because he’d always wear the full red hood outfit during the day including the helmet.

[hinge]

Hinge presents an anthology of love stories almost never told. Read more on https://no-ordinary-love.co

[john-deco]

Hm, I have the urge to redo Branagh’s Death on the Nile as a comic with some changes. Include some characters from the book, rework some characterization and make it more of a direct follow up from Murder on the Orient Express. Of course, I’ll have to figure how to shove our beloved Bouc in. Though I mostly worry if I’m even legally allowed to do a comic based on a movie that’s based on the book that’s also a sequel to a movie based on another book. Y’know, copyrights and stuff

[qiinamii]

one braincell transfer (divided by four)

[complete-clownery]

Okay guys

INPRNT!!

[chaichai-draws]

Personally I think that Telemachus permanently and irreversibly changed Athena for the better, more on that at twelve

[arrgh-whatever]

forever the shortest in the family

[babybluebanshee]

Someone pointed out that a lot of recent films that previously focused on the importance of found family (Lilo and stitch is the most recent, but they also mentioned Frozen, Wreck It Ralph, and Toy Story, plus HTTYD in the tags) have had that messaging undone by their sequels and remakes. And if I were more conspiracy brained, I would point out how found family narratives are very important to queer people, who’re often rejected or mistreated by their biological families, because it reminds them that there is a place for them in the world. That even if some or all of their blood relatives won’t have them, someone out there will gladly welcome them into their family of choice. It’s been foundational to the queer experience for centuries and so much media that’s beloved by queer people (whether openly queer or merely coded) focuses on it. And how in a social and political time when backlash against queer people is reaching a fever pitch, the emphasis on “actually no, these people who were shunned, mistreated, and isolated for being different and came together to be happy anyway should split up without even a thought to the people who have loved and welcomed them and made them feel safe and accepted for the first time. They should all have normal dreams and want to live respectable, individualist lives and have socially acceptable careers and get married and have children, and the ones who want them all to stay together are explicitly shown to be wrong and holding the others back.” is actually kind of nefarious, especially with Disney’s current very, very, very bad erasure of queer themes and characters along with the revelation of their support of Florida’s don’t say gay bill. Given all that, this would all seem very concerning to me. Good thing I’m not conspiracy brained tho.

[gareteddybear]

I want to make gijinka art of the Internet Archive...

[hinamie]

how many hoodies can i give this kid

[frags-fragzzzzz]

Hello ghost trick fandom

[hinge]

Hinge presents an anthology of love stories almost never told. Read more on https://no-ordinary-love.co

[chloesimaginationthings]

The Aftons are a very normal FNAF couple