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scribbling my own context until sony gives us the lore bible

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first youtube analysis i've wanted to watch voluntarily

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The agony of thinking you’re finished doing the dishes only to turn around and to your horror: the pot.

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You guys do know you're supposed to reblog things, right

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Indie-cross, from what I can tell, is kinda somewhere in the realm of "what if smash was a show specifically centered around indie games" and "OH GODS, WE HAVE TO SURVIVE THIS THREAT THEY GOT (insert character here) NOW THEY'RE A STATUE (?)"

I mean this as respectfully as possible This was quite possibly the least explanatory answer you could've given. And also, why send this as an ask? That being said, thank you for trying.

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You know. Now that I think, maybe it's for better beheaded didn't meet others. Audio by wonderful Zach Fuller

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I am still thinking about these bugs (always)

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I'm sorry, gallade can woo kingambit???

Like, homeboy looked at a lady with bigass swords and went *awooga*

Man has a type lmao

(Not me finding this super late-)

Nah bro, it was actually crazy to come across when I kept finding eggs. I didn't realize they could cross lmfao.

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Trigun plants are to angels as dogs are to wolves.

If we go by that one piece of lore from trimax or tristamp (I forget where I heard it first), then plants were created from a sample of actual angels. Dogs were bred from wolves to be more obedient and helpful to humanity. In the same way, plants were bred from divinity to be more obedient and helpful to humanity.

From Knives' fear-tinged view, humans turned plants subservient as a perversion of their 'superior' wild nature. Humans put collars on angels and bred them to be amenable to lifelong servitude. He's a dog whose fear of humans has made him try to prop himself up as an untameable (unhurtable) wolf, not realizing that terrified obsession with humanity already sets him far apart from the real wolves.

Meanwhile, Vash started out from a different place. Unlike Knives, Vash originally had no strong desire to be loved by humanity. He was perfectly satisfied with Rem and Knives and only entertained passing curiosity about humanity, probably encouraged by Knives. When things go wrong and he lashes out and bites the hand that feeds, Vash gets to learn that he does care deeply for Rem. Maybe the instinct was bred into him by humans, but that doesn't change the fact that he hurt someone he cared about and that felt bad.

Through Vash's journey, he does seem on the surface more like the good dog who stays loyal no matter how much he's beaten down. But that's not quite right. Unlike Knives who runs away constantly out of fear, Vash spends time with people. He gets to know them. He learns about their unique, deep and varied lives. He doesn't care for people because he is beholden to his nature, he cares because he knows there's something to be cared for.

Vash learns that dogs didn't become dogs because humans forced them into the shape of the perfect slave - dogs became dogs because they were loved and to be loved is to be changed.

A dog cannot turn back into a wolf because the legacy of companionship that precedes it is too great. And whoever said humanity wasn't touched by those same processes?

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I have now become a firm believer that Mizuki and Lumine should’ve kissed in the tree, under the moon

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MOUSE YAOI REAL

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Me while writing: oh hell yes this is such a good sentence I'm the master of poetic imagery

The writing when I go back to edit:

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They should've kissed in the tree

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this will get to the right people

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Damn this really was a year old. Happy 1 year to the post that started it all.

I was possessed.

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no context sonic the hedgehog 3