#ssov klarion

[brainrotgoverner]

EZEKIEL MENTION!!!!!!!!!!!

I have a VERY obvious favorite <3

Best step-father in fiction I don't care they tried to make him his uncle or whatever <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

[quadrupleangst]

dw guys I'll give him a girlfriend in the next post

[static-martini]

"Tomorrow will be the same as yesterday..."

this looked better in-progress, idk how the finished look became so off-beat >:/ makes me bitter!

This came from an idea I had about transfem Klarion! (s)he would already harbor so much guilt because (s)he's turned away from Witch-Boy magic, (distancing yourself from the traditions you're raised in is never easy), add to the fact that neither (s)he nor Teekl belong to a sisterhood... a very lonely journey indeed!

Klarienne from Earth-11 essentially represents all (s)he could be; confident and good, powerful and respected.

but writing is for nerds and also i have a melted brain! >:( no fanfic for me-

[porcelianboy2]

Okay so like,

I wonder how long the Croatoans lasted after Klarion left. Charity tried to convince him to stay and become the new submissionary, but that didn’t work, so did they just… not have a leader? I mean all the witch men were probably killed or seriously injured, and I assume only men can be submissionaries cause pilgrim age and whatnot. I know they still had male kids but they’re yk KIDS. Maybe I missed something but I’ve never heard of any mentions of Croatoan witchfolk after SSOV, so did they just like, die out?

[phantamic-moriori]

Back on my limbo town soap box, what would people from limbo town be called?

Obviously, they're all homo magi thanks to pink Andrew tate, buts that's their genus (or whatever I'm not a biologist). Maybe Limbo Townian, but that sounds too awkward. Witch could work... If this wasn't dc where there's a thousand other witches.

Limboian? Limboish? Croatonian (I think this works well)?

Judging by Klarion's reaction, pilgrims wouldn't do either, and puritains aren't historically accurate. Side rant, Limbo townsfolk being called "puritains," yet also being Roanoke colonial settlers makes no sense. Why would the British, who oppressed the puritains, send them to America to settle on their behalf?

But back on track, i don't even know if Limbo Town is known enough to have a name for the people that come from there. Less than like 5% are or have interacted with the world's surface themselves for them to even be documented as an ethnicity. However, for the sake of this analysis, let's say Limbo Town has started to be somewhat accquanted (I can't spell sorry) with the overworld for a few years into the future. They're not publically known, but have provided some new crypid theories in America, and are instead only known by the deep American government. What would a person of Limbo Town descent be identified as? In the Dc universe, do they instead identify people as their genus because of the vast difference of species threatening earth?

GODDAMMIT DC HOW COULD YOU DO THIS TO US???

[eclair-creampuff]

Cryptids spotted in the streets

[shyfurby]

Sorry but if you show me a character that wears little buckle shoes or anything slightly puritan in fashion I'm sold.

[ahthefreedomofbeingbacteria]

Some ideas if I wrote the 2015 Klarion comic:

-Klarion leaves Limbo Town (LT) at 14 and is homeless for a few years until he meets Rasp at 17 (gotta keep the homeless trend going)

-Klarion still leaves because he kills his teacher (angst)

-Teekl is alive and well

-LT is a faery town in another dimension. I'm still deciding how to make them puritans / puritan inspired (maybe half faery half human, maybe just the ideology instead of them being actual puritans). Their society is structured very similarly to puritan society, with rigid social + gender roles and hierarchy.

- Between LT and Earth there's another sort of mixed dimension that you have to cross through to get to one from the other (you can't jump directly from one to another, you need to cross through there first)

-Familiars in LT are formed from magic in this mixed realm. These familiars are captured and brought to LT to be chosen by young witches for a ceremony at 5 years old. Teekl was a familiar that survived in this mixed realm for several years, which is very rare because almost all familiars either get captured by LT or find there way to Earth and lose most of their magic, becoming normal animals with a little bit of extra supernatural in them. She was considered temperamental and disobedient because she was NOT happy about eventually being captured 💀. She was kept despite this because her being able to survive so long could mean she's a more powerful familiar.

-She was captured in the year that Klarion's ceremony took place in. Klarion instantly wanted her because she was rebellious and cool in his eyes; she was also much bigger than the other familiars because she'd grown up in the mixed realm so BIG FLUFFY KITTY. She hissed and bit at literally everyone.

-Uriah is a clergy member's son in this universe, so he's very bratty and very conceited

-Uriah also wanted Teekl because she was potentially more powerful than the other familiars. He spent the entire time allocated to choosing a familiar chasing after her and trying to force her to like him. Which, if you know cats, had the opposite effect

-Klarion spent what little time Uriah didn't take up talking to her, which is considered very weird behavior because 1) she's not his familiar yet and 2) its considered proper to either talk via the bond formed between witch and familiar or just give them verbal orders.

-At the end of the ceremony Uriah gave up and chose another one. Klarion decided to not pick any familiar because Teekl didnt want to pick anyone. Which was unheard of and also considered very weird behaviour.

-During the next 3 years Klarion sneaked into the Farm where the familiars are kept to talk to Teekl. When he was 8 he helped her escape and get back to the mixed realm

-She decided to stay there instead of losing her magic because Klarion was her friend and she wouldn't be able to visit him anymore if she left for Earth. She sneaks in a lot to see him.

-Him repeatedly turning down a familiar at the choosing ceremony makes his rebellious reputation much worse (he never chooses a familiar, so he has no actual familiar when he leaves at 14)

-Charity Bleak is his mother, Beulah is his sister and Ezekiel is his step-dad like on SSOV.

- I think Charity should have been outcasted for a bit because Klarion's dad left LT for Earth. This was because 1) her husband left her (wasn't killed) and 2) he was a rebel (she couldn't keep him in line). She worked very hard to get back into the good graces of LT and is desperate to keep herself there. Klarion's rebellious nature reminds her of his dad AND could potentially take away all the hard work she put into fitting into LT again. She paints all his Problems tm as him being his father's son and never defends him, even agreeing with other people's negative opinions of Klarion so she fits in.

-Beulah follows along with Charity because she fits in easily and because she remembers how bad it was to be outcasted by LT.

-Neither Beulah nor Charity can understand why Klarion chooses to outcast himself

-Ezekiel is just kind of There tm i don't have any thoughts ab him so far.

[lacunalunatic]

İf you are into comics, which Klarion/Teekl design is your favorite? Because for some reason comic illustrators changed designs once a week XD

The first few that come to mind are SSOV, Zatanna: House of Secrets, and even the original 70’s comic! There are many more small lil’ issues that I like, but that’s a list perhaps for later, lol.

[spookigoobi]

I have an idea for a spooky Klarion drawing, but alas IDK which design to use. What would y’all like to see?

[brainrotgoverner]

Giving Klarion a supportive and actually paternal stepfather in SSOV comics who seems to actually care about him like his own son, wants progress, (created a parliament and supports steam-driven machines), tells him to hold his tongue around the submissioneries yet never snuffs out his curiosities and rebel spirit and always indulges in his doubts instead of the classic abusive parent trope is...

It was a choice.

And by choice I mean I am compeletly OBSESSED with that side-character that appeared in like 2 issues and was never mentioned again.

He has white hair while everyone else has black hair he is the pure white lamb amongst the sinner this man has me in a chokehold why do I always get obsessed with side characters

[quadrupleangst]

Was he in time-out here or something

[static-martini]

i have arrived to feed u once more friends!!! the best part of doing these edits is that u don’t even see my lack of effort

Ebeneezer Badde is so funny to me hehe! “you’re leaving me to die?!” like yes idiot!! you tried selling him to traffickers, did u really expect a redemption?? so silly

song used: The Burning of the Salem Witch - THØRNS

[goattrucksss]

A very needed Abigail re design.Once again she is the kid of Paloma and ssov Klarion,wich i know its probably very ooc and silly but i think ssov Klarion would be a decent parent along side Paloma.

Abigail may not be as smart and cunning as Klarion or as gentle and sweet as Paloma,but she is very tough,brave and enthusiastic.She is a bisexual trans girl and her draaga is a crow

[motley-box-rose-1]

Yeah, SevSol Klarion and the world he comes from was definitely under explored. Honestly, reading those issues were what made me interested in Klarion in the first place, and they’re probably why the interest is persisting so far. There’s something very compelling, not only in SevSol Klarion’s coming of age narrative, but also in the tastes of worldbuilding that we are given. Mixing gothic puritan culture + oppressive necromancer society + mystery and exploration was a GENIUS move. It’s a balance of familiarity with new twists, so as readers we have enough to assume and latch onto while still being challenged to ask questions about how the world works.

Unfortunately, yeah, we really don’t get to go deeper.

With that said, I personally think Chaos Lord Klarion can be fun too. Or, at least I feel like he has the potential to be even more fun. Like, don’t get me wrong, I feel like the Young Justice version of Klarion was enjoyable and served his role well there, but I feel like there’s a way to combine the best of both worlds. Like, the backstory and aesthetic of SevSol combined with some sort of shenanigans and/or power boost that makes Klarion a chaos lord. I don’t think he should be totally evil though… that aspect, I feel, makes the character too predictable and one-note, ironically. I think Klarion is at his best when writers tap into his childishness, the chaos he causes by virtue of being a bratty, short-sighted kid who operates on the morals of a necromancer witch-society versus the morals of earth—the former, when combined with near godhood and immortality, probably making the idea of consequences seem like a vague fairytale.

I will never forgive dc for not letting limbo town be PROPERLY explored.

Don't get me wrong, I love choas Lord klarion and his recent appearances. It broadens Klarion's character out to be involved in more situations (instead of being one of Batman's like 1000000 enemies) and provides an interesting new look on the character.

HOWEVER, I believe SevSol (seven soliders) Klarion should've been given more attention, at least from an animation perspective. In The New Batman Adventures, we only see the og Klarion for one episode. After that, we IMMEDIATELY cut to only chaos Lord Klarion in animated media. The poor pilgrim wasn't even given a chance by the time SevSol was out for a while!

SevSol Klarion's story is so cool, too. I love it so much because I feel like his story is disconnected enough from the other DC comics that I don't have to read a bagillion just to understand the stuff in his run. His story gives SUCH 90s dark fantasy, Gothic horror, adventure realness that was just too good to be put on the back burner. Underground there's a secret colony of pilgrims who are actually witches, and then a boy from that colony escapes into the big city from the sewers? SIGN ME UP???

You could literally tweak a few things and it could be it's own original story, but NOOOOOOO DC had to take that concept and nip it in the bud after like...maybe the Sorcerer King's run/Suicide Squad: Black Files? And after that we got some shXtty reboot (don't even get me STARTEDDD) that die after a bit too.

Anyway, the point is I'm extremely angry from DC giving us a cool ass concept of underground witches and then tossing it out. Not to mention it wasn't even given a proper send off, is Salem still here? Uriah? Melmoth?

Something so interesting was slapped in the face and now nobody can actually expand on it, expect for the VERY little Klarion fans.

I would've loved to see SevSol Klarion animated in some way, but that's veryyyyyy unlikely now with Chaos Lord Klarion.

Also... Would it be a crime to say I find SevSol to be more interesting than Chaos Lord Klarion? He's kinda just a crazy villain now and I liked the focus that SevSol put onto Klarion's full character.

Safe to say, I mourn the potential Limbo town and SevSol Klarion could've had every day🥀.

[eclair-creampuff]

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