yknow. if smollusk was made from tartar's data, that would. technically make tartar its parent. right.
lil judd. was created from a cloning device. which tartar's creator also made. so. lil judd is technically his brother, like judd is. right.
not only does he have a problematic kid he doesnt know about who was evil once. he also has a little brother that stole grizz's company as soon as grizz was defeated
and judd. just. has nothing to do with it
9 notes
·
View notes
The Breath of the Wild map at least somewhat matches up with the Skyward Sword one. The plateau I'm pretty sure is supposed to be Skyloft; it was in the center of the map, and it was sticking up above everything else when it descended. We never saw the other floating islands descend. There are sky islands in Tears of the Kingdom.
Conclusion: Pumpkin Island is still up there somewhere.
108 notes
·
View notes
Off topic but I'm strongly considering retconning Copperhead's type of venom? In Suicide: Path to Hell, it was shown to be acidic but it wasn't natural venom, rather being a part of Sameer's body modification. In the comics, Copperhead's venom was a powerful neurotoxin capable of paralyzing victims and causing death within 30 minutes of envenomation but again, it wasn't natural because the venom was part of the suit so I'm thinking that as his venom is natural, it shouldn't be acidic but WILL fuck you up and very quickly if left untreated?
22 notes
·
View notes
I just binged episodes 1-9 of A Condition Called Love. I'm sort of conflicted because although I do like it and I'm invested, I also feel weird? Some spoilers ahead for the anime.
So Hotaru has elements of myself. I could be projecting, but I see her as some flavour of neurodivergent, on the aromantic spectrum, or a combination of both. I've thought that could be a reason behind my difficulties with others' feelings and my own, misunderstandings, and trying to understand what love is. I totally get the "Is this love? What even is dating? You're just important as my friends and family. What are the conditions of this arrangement? How we doing this?"
This is where Hananoi comes in. My boy definitely has abandonment issues that have traumatized him. (Don't leave me behind.) He gets attached super easily and love bombs. It's like he's overcompensating looking for The One/The Soulmate. He self sabotages. Gets super attached, shows too much affection, scares them off, abandoned again. Hell, he latched onto the tiny amount of kindness Hotaru showed him with the umbrella and bam, let's date. He has possessive tendencies (I need to be your favourite, if I have you I don't need anyone else, friends don't matter as much so I don't need them, showing up at her job everyday.) It's completely warped.
Their characters are interesting because honestly, I get where Hananoi is coming from. You know it's a toxic mindset, but you fall into patterns. You just want someone to consider you the most important person to them. You get jealous of folks who get in the way of that. You want to keep your Favourite Person all to yourself and you're terrified they're going to leave you.
But I don't know if it's fair of Hananoi to put all of this on Hotaru. I kind of like that he had to set that boundary of "I can't be friends if this doesn't work out." That he understands how attached he is already and would need a clean break. But from Hotaru's POV, I get why that hurts when friendship and love get all mixed up and confusing, and you just want to be with the person you care about.
I like that she does try to stand her ground on things, like him needing to care for himself and be less self sacrificing. That she said they are going to have different views and she'd like to try to make it work regardless. They obviously care for each other, whether it is love or not. I like how Hotaru was able to decide for herself that this is love *for her* and it may be different from anyone else's interpretation, but that doesn't make it any less significant.
This turned into an essay. I guess my thing is that I like how the characters are so interesting. I don't think the narrative is overly trying to excuse Hananoi's behavior. (Even the friends point out that him getting hired at the same place as Hotaru is a little sus.) I'm hoping for more growth for the two of them individually and as a couple. But with only three episodes left (I'm guessing it's a 12ep season?), I'm curious how things will go.
3 notes
·
View notes