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WHY'D THEY HAVE TO POSE HIM LIKE THAT, AAAHHHH

I THOUGHT HIS SLEEPWEAR CARD WOULD BE CUTE, WHY HE HAVE TO LOOK SO CUNTY

AND THOSE HANDS!!! I WANNA HOLD THEM SO BAD

I SWEAR, KALIM'S KILLING ME, THE GAP BETWEEN HIS USUAL CUTENESS AND THIS IS JUST

AAHJDKGRKWAH

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THIS WAS THE WRONG MOMENT TO COME ACROSS THIS WHILE LISTENING TO A TAYLOR SWIFT MASHUP

I literally found this when the lyrics "Come on baby with me, we're gonna fly away from here" came up 😭😭😭

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HBFBSJKDHASJFJDSK

AAAAAAAHHHHHHH

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Seriously Pinterest? Why do you gotta do this to me again?

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That was very well said, and I agree. Thomas Astruc himself admitted that the end goal is Adrien. He's the prize at the end of the finish line. So now that she has her prize, what else is there to be interested in?

You know what's really sad about Marinette's character writing?

It's that in the past, there have been female protagonists out there who were written by men, but not because they went "Haha we can write women because get it, we're men." UwU, it's because they knew how to write them, what flaws to give them, and what made them likable. Two of the biggest examples I can give you are Buffy Summers and She-Ra/Princess Adora. Both are very likable characters, but what made them work was the arcs they went through, the relationships they developed, and the journeys they had to go on to help them grow as people.

Marinette's arc is just her getting with Adrien, and once that's done, she has nothing else to do but save the world; and now that she's got him, what else is there for her to go through? She's just gonna do the same "wash rinse repeat" crap, but now with a whole team of heroes we barely give a fuck about.

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Got yelled at and a sermon for messing up the house.

MA I DIDN'T EVEN TOUCH ANYTHING

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Is this a trauma thing?

I used to have a two dogs. One was so young and died so abruptly on my dining area floor. I had to help put her away and clean the pee... The other was older, but was sick over the course of a few days. She waited until my mother was asleep—my mom was up late—then passed after she couldn't take throwing up. I found her in the morning...

Now, I have two young puppies (5 and 2 months), and I've gotten into the habit of checking their breathing to see if they're still alive. I know it's irrational, they're perfectly healthy...

But every time it looks like they aren't breathing, it makes me nervous, and I can't help shaking them a little.

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Season 6 is basically the season of too little too late

Yeah, this is pretty much a summary of how I see Season 6. Even if Season 6 did everything that I felt like the previous seasons lacked, it just feels too late.

More Emilie info? Too little too late.

Healthy ships? Too little too late.

Character arcs for the temp heroes? Too little too late.

It just all feels too little too late.

There have been a number of fans that say that ML should have been given a rogues gallery but if this is how they're gonna do it it feels too little too late and also looks like it'll be riddled with retcons if they can't pick what they want Nathalie to be. I know you said this might be them doing the whole "Marinette is wrong" thing but I am also wondering, if they do go with "Nathalie was evil and a liar all along," if this is some sort of convoluted plot to take the heat off of Marinette, since people have been angry about her for lying and telling Nathalie to keep the secret, they could just claim (cause I can already see some Marinette stans doing this) that it was reverse psychology on Nathalie's part and she tricked Marinette somehow

Season six is basically the season of too little too late in my eyes. It's doing a lot of nice surface-level things like fleshing out the wider cast, but I don't care because it's season six. I know it's a soft reboot, but this still feels like amature hour. A soft reboot doesn't absolve you of the need to set things up in previous seasons. Nathalie suddenly having a supervillain dad is just silly and I'm still annoyed that Lila's character has no substance. She's been here since season one! She's not a new character just because they redesigned her and changed her name. We should know her motivations!

I can't even turn off my brain and play along with this being a new show - which is what soft reboots want you to do - because the weight of all the previous bad writing is still pretty in your face. If they wanted people to treat this as a fresh start, then the Adrien lies should never have been a thing. At the very least, they shouldn't have come from Marinette. It's too strong a tie to the first five seasons.

I got another ask guessing that the lies might end up being played as reverse psychology and I maintain that I would be very surprised if canon went there. I don't see them making Nathalie evil again after Werepapas and all of season five. Her redemption was laughably bad, but the writers did dedicate a whole season to her being a good guy now even if she was good in name only. Reverting her now would be sloppy even for this show.

If they do something to absolve Marinette of blame, I'd expect it to be a reveal that Gabriel's wish is secretly making her lie. They could also have Adrien find out and immediately decide that he doesn't want to know so he erases his memory after saying Marinette was correct to keep this from him.

I have no idea if they'll do either of those things though. The season six lies plot has been baffling and exhausting so far, but that's hardly surprising. It's perfectly in line with how they wrote:

Chloe's "damnation"

Felix's "redemption"

Everything with Lila

Gabriel's "redemption"

Andre's "redemption"

Everything to do with the sentikids

Feligami

The weird Adrigami arranged marriage plot

And probably more things that I can't think of right now.

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He looks so damn cute and kissable! I just wanna go in, kiss him, and keep on kissing even when he's wide awake!

Just.... AAAAGGGHHHHGMDKVKFJ 🥰🥰🥰😘🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

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DUO WTF

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Got a new puppy (shih tzu), and the thing was yapping so loud, my other dog (chihuahua) couldn't get any sleep at all!

I don't normally have my dogs sleep in the bedroom with me, but my poor chihuahua was kept up past his bedtime, so...

His bed is in my room.

Also, my chihuahua is very anxious around the shih tzu and is scared to face her. Any tips to help them get along would be much appreciated.

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FINALLY, AFTER BEING TEASED WITH IDIA AZUL EDITS

HIS FACE IS JUST 😍

And the board, the hairclips, the FREAKING PIECES BETWEEN HIS FINGERS 🥺

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It was wild coming across this while listening to "queen of broken hearts"

Especially after the lyrics, "used to be a shooting star, when did I become so dark?" 😱

blinks at you slowly. hai

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If this is a delirium piece, how do I get some of that delirium?

this was another delirium piece plsdon’t mind it

 andno. i don’t ship them. notall picsthat have 2 people in it are  shippings dfghj but i think their dynamic  is neat?

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In my opinion, no. Unlike AI, Ortho is capable of learning under his own steam and performing these acts through his own desire, rather than just taking prompts and stealing/combining thousands of pictures into making the desired result (or whatever it is AI does to make "art".)

If Ortho draws a picture, would that be considered as ai art?

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I feel like one show that did the "revolving door of side characters" well was Bones.

Every episode post-Season 3, there's a new intern for that particular case, from Wendell to Clark to Daisy, etc, etc. And even though the interns change, they each get unique stories that make them relevant in their own ways.

As much as I like Ivan's little story with his parents, it comes off as kind of abrupt to his character arc, since the show didn't treat him as particularly important or a person to pay attention to.

Same as the other characters. They might've gotten miraculouses, but they weren't treated any different by the plot. They weren't particularly important, and when they showed up on screen as heroes, they were just.... there. They showed up, and then they were gone. You didn't really have a reason to think of them, not even during the episode.

But in Bones, they weren't just there in the background. They actively took part, made decisions, had a voice, and showed off their personalities through interactions with the other characters. When they could be on screen, that screen time was capitalized on to give us all their personality and quirks.

In Miraculous Ladybug, they didn't do that for the temporary heroes. They just came for the fight, then just disappear until the next fight, which could be episodes on end. And when they show up for the next fight, it's the same thing. Fight, go away, next fight. Not much in-between.

It feels a little sudden for the temporary heroes to suddenly get attention in S6, when they showed up in S4. And then to hand over such a big backstory, as well as to use it to propel a major part of a main character's issues?

A potential fix could've been to present how the characters interacted with each other, not just with Ladybug. Maybe fighting style differences, personality clashes, etc. Just interactions to give a little more focus on these characters, so they can be more than just people who come in and disappear again.

They can't stay being side characters, now that they've got miraculouses and take part in the battles, and they can't keep receiving that kind of treatment. But that change shouldn't have waited 2 whole seasons to take effect.

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Literally all we're missing is Jade licking his lips

JADE WTF