#the split was bizarre

[fredandginger64]

This article suggests that their so called feud was a promotional stunt. Who knows? But I know one thing, their split was not because of it.

Article from The Syracuse-Herald Journal, June 21, 1956

[chloesimaginationthings]

Star platinum will ORA you

[bettyweir]

Forever the most tragic thing about mbav is how it treated sarah and all the girl characters. Literally sm iconic girls, but caught so much in 2010s girlboss feminism that, well, only sees girls as worth while when we flex our masculinity. We arent allowed to be weak or cry, not for long.

And man that one 3 hour long video on mbav that says "Sarah just punches and kills things" will forever be on my nerves.

The writers couldnt figure out what to do with her BESIDES have her always in conflict. Shes only allowed to be happy under a spell. They throw away her main though line with her struggles with vampirism and gets resolved off screen. And then the vampire consile just harasses her for all of s2, like why whyy...

[mecha--maniac]

Giving the scrungles chao saga

Mephiles's? Sweet babyangel service chao; if they did races Meph would definitely be dancemom manipulative of the other chao handlers just to make them fight, with the chao being none the wiser.

Metal's starts off as a feral little shit that loves to bite; but biting is not very effective on Metal, so oops bro, looks like you have been government assigned a chao (Who eventually warms up to him with the correct combination of ignoring their shenanigans and manhandling them into being socialized. No, we are having a nice day at the beach, you may not go and bite small children)

The third one is for an unpictured different Metal. This one was a rescue and is very shy, but their mommy is very scary with a resting murder face which gives them some more confidence as they grow up. Anyone who messes with this chao would wind up mysteriously missing.

If these were in the game...

Meph's chao would operate like a chaos chao, except it needs higher stats in power and flight.

Metal chao 1 would be neutral/speed/flight with a disproportionate amount of kangaroos and/or bug animals givin to it.

Metal chao 2 would be dark/power/flying, raised primarily on drives and dragons.

[kittyb1tz]

no WAY is deltarune having me fight a god damn biblically accurate angel made of darker than darkness with a fight system that its previously only used for THIS lonely dyslexic sweetie pie

[mechazushi]

RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NO, BECAUSE WHAT DO I GOTTA DO TO GET THOSE BACK-BACKS ON MY DOOR STEP!!?!?!?!! DEAD ASS I NEED- NOT WANT- NEEED RENO'S! I AM NOT KIDDING- DO YOU SEE MY ASS KIDDING YOU RIGHT NOW?

AND THE SCYTHE?!?!?!? I SERIOUSLY WILL LEARN HOW TO USE COSPLAY FOAM IF IT MEANT I GET THAT SHIT IN MY HOUSE!!!!!!

AND JUST- KAFKA ON A MOTORCYCLE!??!?!?! HOT, JUST SO. FUCKING. HOT.

AND HOW IS THEIR MODELS BETTER THAN THE DAMN SHOW!?!?!?!? @PRODUCTION I.G, EVERYONE IS FLEXING ON YOUR ASS RIGHT NOW!!!!

AND DOES ANYONE REALIZE THE PRICELESS OPPORTUNITY WE HAVE BEEN PRESENTED!?!?!??! KAFKA-RENO- AND KIKORU DOING THE SILLIEST, THE STUPIDEST, THE MOST OUTRAGEOUS DANCE EMOTES.

PLEASE: TO ANYONE IN THE KN8 COMMUNITY WITH A FORTNIGHT PASS: I ASK-NO, BEG! FOR YOU TO UPLOAD A VIDEO OF KAFKA DANCING LIKE A FUCKIN' WEEB!!!!

(I feel like I should also clarify that I do not want nor can I play Fortnight. My anxiety would not be able to let me...)

[monkee-mobile]

okay random headcanon but peter likes to nuzzle with his nose!! he gets all smiley and snuggly and just nuzzles in!!

also the monkees set aside time in the day to snuggle, usually before they crash for bed. this probably starts sometimes in the 70s and continues as they get older

okay thank you bye!!!

[imlikeafan]

I think the negative comments about Colin’s character are a consequence of the season being split in two. The audience is use to seeing the full character arc and self realization in one sitting. The latter half of the show will always show the most character progression and amend previous offenses but because people were cut off just at the beginning of the turning point for Colin he’s getting a lot more heat for his actions than, let’s say, Anthony did during his. Because the audience was given the immediate gratification of him changing for the better and here we are not.

All I ask is to please be kind to the actors who are in no way responsible for what their characters do, who deserve respect as ACTUAL human beings, and who have clearly put so much care into making the show.

[synthshenanigans]

Bruh apple music HATES chonny I feel so bad

[If you gots apple music, it released early again so be careful if you don't want spoilers!! Jash also just prefers everyone to wait for the actual upload]

[smile-files]

i continue to find ii3 baffling. why did they make it (this isn't to hate on the season, i'm genuinely curious)

[thepsiionic]

i do get kind of insulted when people are like NO! YOU DONT HAVE HPD/NPD! YOURE SO SWEET AND ALSO WHEN YOU NEED ATTENTION YOU'RE USUALLY RIGHT YOU ARE STRUGGLING! and im like yeah i know. how do you think i developed the disorders. i usually AM those things. but what happens when im not? well, i act the same regardless.

[chirpsythismorning]

🎨 🖼️ 🌈 🩹 🧍🏽💡 🔮⚡️☄️

You’ve Really Got a Hold on Me by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles

[thegreatyin]

throws ebenholz in the neath. how do you think he'd fare

eaten by the masters for lunch. sad! well there's other goatboys

[bloodglucose]

religious beef is lowkey funny bc i apparently got one-sided beef with irl bestie’s protestant ex gf???? girl who are you i dont even know you

[we-love-morioh-cho]

I'm sorry for the person I am about to become.......

[incesthemes]

all right, i'm trying on an argument for hook man as an examination of sam's relationship to john.

there's a few key themes to this episode: morality (specifically of the christian variety), repressed emotions, and (subconscious) vigilante justice. sam relates to lori and forms a relationship with her, so she functions as a conduit to explore sam's psyche.

lori is a repressed reverend's daughter who was raised to believe that sin should be punished. her worldview is colored by christianity, and she's modest, mild-mannered, and hesitant to explore the world outside of her comfort zone not out of a lack of desire but as a result of conditioning in her home life. her relationship with her father is rather distraught, as she wants the independence to grow that he won't let her have. dad shelters her and disapproves of her attempts to separate from her apparently strict upbringing.

the episode opens on sam continuing his search for john. this episode is immediately after skin, which doesn't feature them looking for john but does feature sam being made aware of dean's feelings of abandonment. the shapeshifter revealed to sam that dean thinks john ditched him. this could be the impetus for sam to have continued the search. it gives him another reason to be angry—this time on dean's behalf, especially since dean himself is refusing to be outwardly angry about this despite the fact that sam knows the truth. perhaps right now he's carrying the anger for both of them.

here then is a strong parallel between lori and sam: they're both angry with their fathers. they both believe their fathers have done something wrong, and they both want to see the wrongdoings rectified—they want justice.

sam's anger at john is similar to lori's anger at her father: john raised sam and dean in unethical ways, and he should be punished for that. there's additional support from the pilot here: sam knows the way they were raised was messed up. paralleling sam and lori could therefore reveal that sam is seeking justice for what john did to him, as a B-side to dean's increasingly complicated feelings about john and his abandonment. where dean is repressing his feelings, sam is openly angry and disdainful toward john. he's had time to sit with his feelings to the point that they're more background noise to sam's character, so it makes sense that dean's feelings on john have been given more focus than sam's until this point, whereupon development can actually occur thanks to sam's new revelation. establish the anger in episode 1, give it time to fester as dean is finally awakened from his delusions, and then once sam is made aware of dean's shifting feelings, bring the focus back to him.

interesting that this episode is the introduction of a new axis upon which sam and dean will rotate: christianity. dean is shown as disdainful toward the christian faith, by letting the church door slam shut behind him, by letting a sarcastic laugh escape when the reverend expresses his joy at finding more "young people who are open to the lord’s message." sam, on the other hand, is portrayed as respectful toward christianity, as he bows his head in prayer when the reverend calls for it and nudges dean to get him to do the same.

john is positioned as a godlike figure in the narrative, specifically paralleled with the judeo-christian god as the deadbeat, neglectful, absent father. so the introduction of christianity as a theme in the same episode as the development of sam's anger at john makes for fun conclusions all around, especially when the holy man of god is simultaneously the unfaithful, strict, oppressive father. the connection is drawn between god and bad dads, and as sam and dean develop along the axis of christianity so too will this connection develop and strengthen.