#zero shows a thing

[zer0wlet]

It's giving "Hatsune Miku commits vehicular manslaughter"

lets play a game

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[aalghul]

once again thinking about jason as duke’s robin. he’s ~4 years younger than jason, and that puts him at 8-12 during Jason’s time as robin. that’s prime time to get attached to your local kid vigilante before your own life goes downhill.

and if we try to keep duke’s meeting with bruce in zero year + duke’s age (so he can remember the meeting and hold that conversation with bruce), he has to be around 8. if he starts following batman through the news at that time because of the mess that just happened, the robin he sees is probably jason. I’ve literally connected the dots

[tommygotwrittenoff]

i literally do not care about big emergencies on abc's 911. i want to see my characters talk to each other and have stories that are parallels to small, everyday (everyday for first responders) emergencies

[zer0wlet]

Words cannot express my love and care for them... Vibes are immaculate. I love <33

It's a period piece~

[anjelia3]

"Buffy? What's going on? Where are we? I- I don't remember."

[feketeribizli]

the type of vibes retired monty brings to the paddock

based on this pic of nico rosberg... continue pushing my lightning mcqueen is nico coded agenda 😁

my beautiful post here i just needed to have these side by side. by nico coded i firstly mean looks but i have a long list... dont ask tho i wouldnt be able to elaborate

[ghostfiish]

More brainworms

[tsukihowl]

She is so elegant

[bookwyrminspiration]

i think it's so funny how, after two books of haunting the story, natasia kane finally showed up and...? accomplishes absolutely nothing. fixing selwyn? doesn't work. keeping him contained? failed. is so relieved bree's not involved in all this? she's literally arthur's scion on the run w/ huge chunks of her memory missing. thinks sel's never been to hazel and lu's? he was there literally just a few months ago. tries to hide bree's trail? doesn't work for a SECOND. natasia kane took only Ls the entire book and honestly? iconic.

[zer0wlet]

A fellow "discord is the mother" enjoyer I see 🤝

I love her so much!!! Her little buckteeth aaaaa!!

My goofy lil fluttercord daughter I came up with last year <333

[fantastic-nonsense]

AMETHYST APPEARING IN DC MEDIA IN 2025 JUST PUNCHED THE AIR IN TRIUMPH

[fratercrucis]

nice save jensen 👍👍

he was still processing 😭

[zylphiacrowley]

memento vivere

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[zer0wlet]

b,, baby,,,

Flowers 🏵🌸🌼

[bloodsbane]

a criticism ive seen leveled at zenshu multiple times since finishing the show and reading others' comments about it is the claim that it doesn't do much beyond making references to old media, as if the context in which those references are made doesn't matter at all. and im not here to argue that the anime is secretly a masterpiece or anything, but like, i just saw a post saying it was essentially doing the same thing marvel movies do?? and i simply cannot think of a more reductive view of what the show is trying to convey!

the ENTIRE point of zenshu's themes is about the power of media we engage with. it is about how falling in love with a piece of art can literally change your entire life.

i hate to make arguments that sound like "well you just don't get it because of xyz", but based on what i've seen, i really do feel like a lot of what zenshu is actually trying to say is getting a bit lost on its more general audience; if you're an artist, or anyone who was inspired to create something because you discovered art that was very meaningful to you, the way zenshu chooses to engage with its own influences makes perfect sense.

it's not just "and for this episode, we will reference THIS cool thing that people know and like!" it's "the character is drawing something referential because art and animation are her life, and these are the things that came before her, which she studied and draws inspiration from." it's meant to be a bit cheeky and referential, yes, but it's not JUST "hey remember This Thing?" it's paying homage to real great works of art that inspired the REAL people making the show - the ART - that you're literally in the process of viewing! it's artists celebrating the art that made them fall in love with creating things and become artists themselves

[tapakah0]