#dofus Julith

[cocogum]

[shionanies]

I love this silly lil tend so much?? Contrasting comfort characters are a delight to see

[velvet-vox]

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[stupidneko]

They could never make me hate you, julith 😭

[theselfstudyenthusiast]

Wakfu The Great Wave - Chapter 5

Mini rant and personal take on this chapter.

BEWARE OF SOILERS

I'd say this chapter was the calm before the storm but Amalia and Yugo are already in a big mess.

Actually, the Sadida Kingdom and its royal family has suffered disasters and tragedies since Season 1, so I don't know why I was expecting anything different now.

Yumalia really can't catch a break! 😭

I rechecked the lore (wikia version) and, so far, I couldn't find anything indicating the Sadida Kingdom or the royal family are cursed. However, I could be wrong because it sure looks like they are!

Me, reading Wakfu The Great Wave and seeing Amalia tangled in drama, stressed and in tears AGAIN :

Aurora is so irritating! How come there's not one aspect of her personality (so far) that would make her sympathetic? She's really her father's daughter! And people call Amalia bratty? smh.

Sadidas, is this your queen?!

Also, not her bringing her menagerie with her. It may look like the jungle, but the Sadida kingdom is not a zoo, lady! If that creature is anything like its owner, then kill it with fire before someone gets hurt. Who knows if it's not venomous or something.

Also, that woman getting the throne might be the law, but to say that Armand would have wanted his wife in power is... doubtful. Not with a father-in-law like that.

Armand might have loved that Osamodas woman but I don't think he was blind to her father's character and political ambitions. I wish there was a will or a royal edict from Armand to at least help the transition of power and give proper directives. Aurora can't just kick a world-saving Sadida Princess out of her own home, right? Heck, what about the Eliatropes? Are the Osamodas going to kick them out too?

If Aurora gets the throne and shows her true self to the public, I hope the Sadidas will revolt. Vive la révolution!

And, even more pressing questions:

Who is getting married next week? 💍🍰

Where is Dathura?

Is the Tree of Life going to make a cameo?

Did Grougalorasalar revive Julith to assassinate Yugo?

Another chapter, another stressful week.

[curemoonlightsworld]

[fozuh]

She'll do everything to have her family back together again...

[98sikk]

[nebyneby]

I made some stickers from the Ankama universe

for now I'm doing it for myself and my friends but I'm keeping it aside for maybe future merch, who knows?

As a bonus I did Kid Qilby & Shinonome because they are everything ✨

[geekgirles]

Julith, Bakara, and Amalia: History Repeats

If you think about it, Amalia's arc in the webtoon is eerily similar to both Julith and Bakara's roles in Dofus Book 1: Julith.

Like Bakara, she holds a very deep and personal grudge against her sister-in-law partly because of the role she played in her brother's death; that is to say, Aurora and her family's inaction during the Necro War factored in Armand having to sacrifice himself in order to protect the Sadida Kingdom. Meanwhile, Bakara blamed Jahash's death solely on Julith because she was raised to believe she had caused everything in the first place.

Which made both young women see Aurora and Julith, respectively, as nothing but traitors. Because even if Amalia never outright calls the Osamodas as such, it is made pretty clear throughout several points in the story that's what she really thinks of them, as she repeatedly pointed out their abandonment of the Sadida at the Necros' hands.

It's also worth pointing out that what sets Amalia apart from Bakara is the fact that the former has a legitimate and justified grievance against Aurora and her family, unlike Bakara's grudge against Julith, that turned out to be nothing but a ploy orchestrated by a third party. Because, even though the Osamodas weren't responsible for directly harming Yugo, they did betray the Sheran Sharms and their kingdom by going against their word and not sending help while Aurora actually fled from the fight, whereas Julith never betrayed Jahash and was even trying to save Bonta before she was attacked.

And, on the other hand, like Julith, now that she's lost so much (her father, her brother, part of their forests, so many innocent lives at the hands of the Necros...), there is nothing Amalia isn't willing to do for the sake of what she holds dear—her kingdom and Yugo. Just like Julith abandoned all morals in order to reunite with Jahash and try to rebuild their lives with their son, which led to her abandoning all qualms about making others suffer after what she herself went through.

And it's precisely the possibility of losing Yugo and her people at the hands of someone she knows doesn't care about them, and whom she thinks are capable of anything to achieve their goals, that causes Amalia to lash out and brutally attack the Osamodas in retaliation for their perceived involvement in her husband's poisoning, not unlike how Julith forewent all empathy after losing Jahash, perfectly willing to sacrifice hundreds of lives for his own.

In a way, what all three women have in common is that their most morally questionable actions are a direct result of being hurt and betrayed in the past, and the deep love they feel for someone and/or something propelling them to take those actions in the first place.

I guess this all comes to show that Julith's involvement in the webtoon makes more sense than I originally thought, at least, if they intend to prove me right and draw more parallels between her and Amalia in the future. But more importantly, it shows how love and hate are extremely volatile emotions, two sides of the same coin that can lead to terrible consequences.

(Credit to @cocogum for their screenshots of the webtoon).

[julith-jurgen]

has this behind the scene stuff been shared anywhere ? I don't remember seeing it here

[laurencher]

Teenagers Lilotte and Joris...and a little angst

[shionanies]

Julith my dearest wife was crowned the ultimate Wakfu/Dofus sexywoman on a poll hosted by @wawoyal on Twitter 

[velvet-vox]

My second pipeline of future ideas: Part 1

As of right now, I'm making an analysis on Noximilien Coxen the Watchmaker from Wakfu, and it's going pretty smoothly, I should be able to publish it as of tomorrow.

In the meantime, I thought about making a second survey to see what each and every one of you wants to see first between these projects:

Lord Shen's horrifying humanity: an analysis of Lord Shen in the same vein as my Tai Lung's one; I've recently rewatched both of the Kung Fu Panda movies after so many years, AND IT WAS SOOOOOOO GOOD. While watching the second one, however, I've noticed something that I've never seen: how the film focuses so much on Shen's emotional state, and how it helps him to become one of the greatest baddies in all of animation.

Doll and Andrew Graves comparison: remember all the times when I've said I was going to make a comparison post between Nox from Wakfu and Doll from Murder Drones? Well, I'm still going to do that once episode 8 is out, but in the meantime, since both The Coffin Of Andy And Leyley and Murder Drones are unfinished products, I thought, sure why not? My only hope is to get the Andrew part right, I'm especially worried since there're new pieces of information regarding Julia and Rene that I still haven't seen, so I might need to get my facts checked.

How and Why Liam Vickers wrote Doll as a rather unsympathetic character: I feel like, when you really love something, you must be able to criticise it. And this is exactly the goal of this analysis, as I break down all of the problems with Doll's writing right from the conceptual issues down to her future and legacy.

Female villains tier list: a long time coming, and still a long time in the making. The problem is that I've accidentally published it ahead of time only to then remake it from scratch and still accidentally publish it, again. Also I've decided to watch the Kerubim movie to see if Julith was as good as I've heard. I imagine so, since it's a Wakfu antagonist, but I have to wait and see.

Dark Vlad analysis: I want to make an analysis on every main antagonist of Wakfu, and since I can finally watch season 4 and maybe the movie, that includes Toross and Julith. But there's one minor, one-off antagonist that I also want to talk about; what is, in my opinion, the best villain from season 3 and the single greatest twist villain in all of fiction: the title itself is actually misleading, as I'll be talking about Goultard himself.

To find a way to spend the time while the survey ends, I'll be writing about the insanely untapped potential of Rebecca from Murder Drones.

@rad10active-ketchup , @rebecca-babe , @zobjilan77 , please, send me your ideas if you want to see them discussed as I'm not normally a Rebecca fan so I could use some help to get everything right.

[astrosociety]

Mother but not in an actual mother way

[thedominickowo]

Okay, I just read the 4th chapter of the new wakfu manga…JULITH IS ALIVE NOW? WHAT THE-?〣( ºΔº )〣

now I understand why everyone is talking about her