#He's a hero

[praetorqueenreyna]

Everyone: yeah Tamlin's fine in ACOTAR, but don't get attached! You're going to HATE him in the future books!

Me reading anything about Tamlin in the future books:

[jadeinretrogrde]

if robin winked at me I'd pass out. props to bartolomeo for maintaining consciousness

[piratemousey]

Guillermo took off his cardigan so it didn't get dirty because his abuela made it. I'm torn up.

[geekynightowl1997]

Able: "Why are you doing this? Why are you protecting these people?"

Eliot: *knocks the guy out* "Because you were suppose to."

Me: 🥺😭

[b3nnyrabb1t]

GREAT NEWS, EVERYONE

LUKE GOT INTO ELYSIUM. I DID NOT KNOW THAT UNTIL TODAY

[jeifasayshi]

Drew my friend doin Primal Rend!

[greetings-humans]

okay but consider

genderqueer revan. or agender revan. or revan who's literally unlabeled genderwise

revan who identifies as revan and that's about it.

this dude tried out being a jedi and then a sith and decided that nah neither are quite right. in what world is that cis behavior?

only a cis deals in absolutes right? yes well revan has one(1) absolute and that's "I do what I want fuck you" and yes that includes gender

[fazcinatingblog]

Swans villain??? This can't be right. No, papley is the evil Swans villain

[regalrain]

Powers!Au Artiplier (Emil)

Name: Emulsion

Outfit:

The middle outfit, however the colors are a milky red where the purple and blues are, black where the yellow is, and rainbow paint splatters for the dots. The bows are also mismatched colors.

His mask is

with some colors splashed on it

[buckymilf]

ykw annoys me is when mrvfans say bucky is "less moral" than steve. 1) bc their reasons are always rooted in victimblaming Bck for being enslaved and having his free will stripped away, but 2) how do they think Steve learned to be the moral character he is? Bucky was the one looking out for the little kid being picked on by the bullies, protecting him not for personal gain but bc it was right. fans act like being tortured makes Bck's morals "broken" and makes him into an entirely diff character

bucky always had good morals and principles and we see that right in the first minutes of the first avenger, my guy just wanted to go to a science fair and not fight a war, always looking after his best friend and always giving him support, avoiding conflicts, etc. bucky was always a good kid, and he's just as moral as Steve, just as hero as Steve, they're different, bucky got through imaginable horror but he never choose the bad path, and it's sad that marvel still paints bucky as the "dark, morally doubtful guy" when he's clearly not.

[jake-and-amy-are-married]

HE GAVE HER HOPE

He gave her hope

He gave her hope

Are you kiddinnnnnnnngggggggg meeeeeee

Fuck. This. Show.

[slugsintheattic]

yall do realize they didn't kick midoriya out of UA right???

[lilislegacy]

imagine being someone at new rome university and not knowing percy is the same guy as “percy jackson, son of poseidon, two-time hero of olympus, former praetor” because the thought doesn’t even cross your mind. like… he’s percy. he’s a total frat boy. on a normal night, he walks into a party, refers to everyone as bro or dude, socializes with every living (and not-living) person in the room, makes at least 50 sarcastic comments, plays 12 rounds of beer pong, drinks way too much, and then skates around campus on his skateboard yelling “I LOVE NEW YORK” (which makes no sense, because they’re in california) until someone calls his girlfriend to come get him.

and then one day there’s an attack, and frat boy percy is all of a sudden a fighting machine. he’s yelling battle cries alongside the praetors frank zhang and hazel levesque as they lead everyone into battle. (why is he with the praetors? and why…. why in the world do the praetors seem to be following his lead?) his sword slashes through armies of monsters faster than you’ve ever seen. he’s controlling the entire river surrounding the camp, creating huge waves as tall as skyscrapers that crash down all around him, wiping out monsters and causing mass destruction to his enemies’ ranks. the sky is suddenly dark above you, ice-cold water droplets are slashing through the air, and the wind is blowing so aggressively that it’s making it hard to stand up steadily. because he’s somehow created a hurricane.

and he looks terrifying. you can feel the power radiating off of him. he’s like a god. or maybe a monster. it’s hard to tell. you’re a little scared of him, to be honest. but also in total awe, because it’s extraordinary. he’s extraordinary.

frat boy percy is not who you thought he was.

[blackbatest]

my most controversial batman opinion to date

[mist-the-wannabe-linguist]

Dunno how to put it properly into words but lately I find myself thinking more about that particular innocence of fairy tales, for lack of better word. Where a traveller in the middle of a field comes across an old woman with a scythe who is very clearly Death, but he treats her as any other auntie from the village. Or meeting a strange green-skinned man by the lake and sharing your loaf of bread with him when he asks because even though he's clearly not human, your mother's last words before you left home were to be kind to everyone. Where the old man in the forest rewards you for your help with nothing but a dove feather, and when you accept even such a seemingly useless reward with gratitude, on your way home you learn that it's turned to solid gold. Where supernatural beings never harm a person directly and every action against humans is a test of character, and every supernatural punishment is the result of a person bringing on their own demise through their own actions they could have avoided had they changed their ways. Where the hero wins for no other reason than that they were a good person. I don't have the braincells to describe this better right now but I wish modern fairy tales did this more instead of trying to be fantasy action movies.

[propussyslayer]

aizawa watching izuku enter the staffroom as his coworker