#running supplements

[pocketsinfo]

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[freebuckedup]

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[struggling-jpg]

Two sides of the same coin, huh?

(Chapter 127 spoilers below considering the topic lol)

I think that it's super cool (and super unhinged) that we can already come up with so many theories in regards to Tensei and his connection to Seimei. My brain is still reeling. Like, siblings maybe? Something else???

My mind is currently entertaining the idea of Seimei splitting his own soul before reincarnating, hence calling back to the Kyoto arc while also explaining why we see Seimei's soul in different spots. And it'd make sense of the "like you but not" line, and it'd be interesting if this was a case of Haru being the reincarnation that has the humanity + the power while Tensei has the youkaihood but not the power.

He supposedly appeared 1000 years ago out of nowhere and hasn't displayed any youkai powers yet, but he's immune to Haru's power but doesn't seem to be acknowledged as a god. His whole thing is manipulating others into playing out "shows" and have things play out the way he wants. His name also literally means reincarnation and has the same kanji as Saturn which is asociated with Seimei like, hello? This all makes my eyebrows raise off my face.

I don't think it would've been far off for Seimei to choose to give specific parts of himself to do certain things. Haru needs to be human with cunning and power strong enough to protect himself, but not have the clairvoyance or youkai/kitsune-side that also shaped Seimei into who he was. Haru needs blinding sincerity to be a bridge between humans and youkai and he needs to have the infectious enthusiasm and will to live through all the unknowns in life.

It'd maybe also explain parts of the Kyoto arc? Like Haru's soul needing to have grown before the gods tried taking it. Haru's personal growth = his soul growing stronger (and more whole) was due to the fact that Seimei didn't have his whole soul reincarnate into Haru in the first place.

If this theory is true, then maybe its Seimei's clairvoyance piece that ended up in Yomi (which makes sense based off Seimei's dialogue in that scene back in Kyoto). Seimei needed that part of him to die.

Tensei could be a lot of possibilities, I could be so so wrong, I'm just excited that we have this much information to work with. I don't know I'm just yapping into the void LOL

[darkwood-sleddog]

okay back to dog blogging why oh why has the new crunchy dog people thing become shitting on prescription diets? i swear to god these people are going to get somebody's dog unnecessarily killed with all the anti-vet rhetoric they push.

[biophilianutrition]

Fitness & Movement

[ct-hardcase]

one thing I have noticed in the last few years of discourse about star wars canon is the attitude from some parts of fandom, where when people go "hey, I don't like this problematic aspect of canon/I don't like that this canon significantly contradicts the other", others will respond, stating that star wars is a tapestry of stories, and that it's fine, actually, because you can just take the parts you want and/or to just cobble one's own canon together from whatever.

this isn't bad advice per se, and if that's someone's preferred way of interpreting canon or dealing with discrepancies, I'm genuinely happy they reached that solution (hell, I even do it myself sometimes—rey mind-tricking finn and poe in the tros novelization is something I absolutely choose to ignore on account of it being ooc and not in the movie), but the majority of the time, I like treating canon as a puzzle that I can put together, and when some of the pieces simply can't fit right, or if there's blatant disrespect to the other stories in the tapestry (hi, caleb in tbb), I don't think it's wrong to be pissed at that and expect the corporate entity managing the product to do better.

[cologona]

Headcanon costume transitions

RHATO v1 starts with Jason on a mission for Talia instead of Batman, wearing robes similar to his Young Justice TV show look. Since they never slept together their relationship remained undefined, so he felt the need to repay her.

His clothes get torn when he drowns, so just as in canon, he borrows some of the clothes Dick left behind with Kori after she saves him. (Dick had the red costume at the time so it's visually similar.)

It isn't until Jason realizes Talia isn't herself anymore and begins working with Batman Inc to stop her, that he's given his own bat-duds. Bruce does this because at that point, he still had high hopes for a full reconciliation and redemption from Jason.

Jason's relative docility during this era is partly due to his guilt over her death, and insecurities about the implications of when Talia became compromised— if it happened while she was his benefactor and if so, at what point.

The Outlaws continue to have various adventures in space and international until Kori goes back to Tamaran and idk, Roy is needed by other people for some other mission.

RHATO v2 begins with an imposter Black Mask questioning why Jason still wears the Hood if he's a Bat now, correctly identifying that his beliefs aren’t as aligned with Batman as the symbol on his chest would suggest, though Black Mask fails to convince Jason to join him.

As in canon, Jason continues to wear the red bat outfit up until he discovers Willis' letters and Bruce gives him that rooftop beatdown for shooting Penguin. During his recovery he assembles his new gear, salvaging parts of his broken helmet to create his mask and stitching together his old LOA coat with the functional parts of his leather jacket to make his vest.

[sunbedo]

playing sonic dash with certain characters is so messed up sometimes

LIKE WHAT THE HELL DUDE!!! THATS YOUR KID!!!! STOP SHOOTING MISSILES AT HER!!

[pocketsinfo]

Los mejores suplementos para fortalecer los músculos de las piernas para correr, trotar y caminar.

[ranger-danger]

<33333333333 ily gloom stalkers. You’re iconic. Also yeah you are kinda Batman-esque, but Batman is cool. The bats are cool.

[tennessoui]

Hey,

could I ask you what do you think of the people in the disaster lineage? We know you love Obikin and Luke but what do you think about Yoda, Dooku, Qui-Gon and if you want also Ahsoka and Sabine.

I often struggle to connect with the last ones but I find the first three interesting. What are your thoughts?

my only thought right now is that i'm giggling at anakin being left out of the disaster lineage

the last thing this guy needs, you know?

as far as everyone else, i generally like them! i wish i had character thoughts to share, but most of the time i don't - i approach a lot of star wars through the lens of writing because that's how i engage with the canon and the material the most, and that means that with characters i don't know so well i see them mostly through how can i use them in a story and what do i take from their canon representations to transpose on my written characters to get where i want to get

i don't dislike anyone in the disaster lineage as far as i'm aware - i also haven't read the books either, so i'm mostly going off of the movies/tv shows and no supplemental material. and i haven't seen anything with sabine in it yet (my to watch list is very long and star wars doesn't get priority unless obi-wan is in it or it's rogue one related), so i forget about her. so often. most of the time, i would say

[verawhisk]

when you and your master are shunted into another world but he remains his arrogant self

[thefinalaeon]

Somebody needs to take my grandmother's internet access away from her before she trades our fucking house for a bottle of supplements or some shit.

[cosmogyros]

I ought to be well accustomed by now to the fact that I live in backwards-land when it comes to most physical/health things, but it still confuses the heck out of me that eating food saps my energy so drastically.

Today was a classic example: I woke up in the morning full of energy, peppy and motivated. I was dancing around the house, getting a ridiculous amount of chores done, listening to music, having a great time...

...and then I had breakfast. Now, it doesn't really matter what the food in question is - my usual breakfast is either oats with a bunch of toppings (seeds, nuts, fruit, yogurt) or else eggs and toast - and today it happened to be a piece of pita bread with homemade guacamole (avocado, tomatoes, nooch, spices, lime juice) plus a protein shake.

And I have felt like a ZOMBIE since then. Exhausted, limbs heavy as lead, and I spent all the rest of the day on the sofa because I couldn't muster up the energy to walk from one room to another.

This happens so consistently. Whyyyy?! Why does my body hate food :(

[lampregistration3000]

So like it turns out the depression was a lack of physical activity and a debilitating vitamin d deficiency, lmao