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crack theory 🤨❓

Okay, how do I explain this...

There are parts of this theory that are rooted in logic and parts that are wild speculation, but I think the overall theory is possible, albeit a little crazy. Then again, a lot of things in this game are crazy.

In short, my theory is that Zetta also has a form of Archetype power just like Melia does. But I don't think it comes from the actual Archetype; I think it's something similar but opposite. Because the Archetype is depicted as a golden triangle, I've been imagining this inverse Archetype as an upside-down silver triangle. Hey wait a minute.

Yeah, my theory is that this "inverse Archetype" is actually the Core. Outside of the visual similarity, we know that the Core is linked to the Interceptors' power, and they can transform just like Melia and Erin. The Core is also connected to the Ley Lines, and in the Karma Files, it mentions that Rifts form whenever a Ley Line is pierced. Zetta is the only character we know of who can directly interact with the Ley Lines to create Rift Pokemon*. Perhaps this is his version of the "superpowers" Melia, Erin, Allen, and Alice have because of the Archetype. If that's the case, then it would make complete sense that his power comes from the Core instead.

(*Quick note, I'm aware that there are other "Rifts" not created by Zetta, but a lot of them aren't Rifts in the lore, just in the gameplay mechanics. Carnivine, Dufaux, and Talon all became "Rifts" through alternate means, and though Ferrothorn and Hippowdon are real Rifts, they were created from rift matter that Bladestar stole from Team Xen (so they likely come from Zetta's power too, in a very roundabout way). The only other Rifts can't be explained this way are Volcanion, which Zetta very well could've made off-screen, and Aelita, which makes sense because Aelita turned into a Rift due to Vivian's curse. And Vivian already had a connection with the Ley Lines, that's how she could sense where people and Pokemon were. Okay back to the theory!)

The description of the Core also mentions that it contains and transports information about all life on Earth. That sounds a lot like something Zygarde, the pokemon responsible for keeping balance, would use, right? We currently don't know anything about the Zygarde host except their age: 25. Oddly enough, this is Zetta's biological age too. I say it's odd because most of the Xen Executives don't have specific canon ages, and if he's a clone of Melia, why make him so much older in the first place? It could be a coincidence, but I find it suspicious. Especially considering that everything with a Z name has been linked to the Core in some way: Zygarde, Zeight, Zorrialyn being where Castle Zygara once was.

To be clear, do I think Zetta being connected to the Core means he's an Interceptor? Absolutely not. Do I think there are three other Core-hosts like with the Archetype? Probably not. But I can't look past the fact that just after we get this lore dump about the Core, Crescent gives Zetta's pokeball to Melia. And in this teaser screenshot for v14, there's a new icon in the top left with Zetta's face and what appears to be the Interceptor's Wish. I'm not going to speculate about this screenshot because I have no idea what it means really, but at this point it's impossible to deny that Zetta is going to be important in Chapter 16.

Some last bonus points in this theory, aka the part where I start wildly speculating: When you combine the Archetype triangle and the proposed inverse Archetype triangle (whether it's actually the Core or a different thing), it would make the alchemical symbol for aether.

In alchemy, aether represents the space that isn't filled by any of the natural elements. It was thought to be the breath of gods, and harnessing the power of aether could connect the physical world to the spiritual one. Since Rejuvenation is a pokemon game, most players are already familiar with the word aether because of the Aether Foundation. The Aether Foundation created Type:Null, which was intended to be a manmade Arceus but failed, and they had to put on the helmet to contain its power. Rejuvenation acknowledges this backstory, calling it an "inconsistency" that two more Type:Null can be found in Aevium. Zepto is an obvious metaphor for Zetta's backstory as a clone, but I'd like to think the aether connection could mean something.

Speaking of inconsistencies, when you play chess against Zetta in the Nightmare Realm, all of the pieces depict characters in the game, and they all have a quote related to the character. For example, Neved's piece says "Your family before all else." All of the Xen executives are depicted as chess pieces here except for Zetta. This might just be because he's literally sitting across the board from you, but Risa (the Risa from the Nightmare Realm, not Clear pretending to be Risa) is also a piece on the board. Her piece is broken though, and it's not the only one. Eden's piece is broken too, and their quote ends in "Defiled." One other chess piece ends this way, one that seems to be missing a head. The full quote is, "To perpetuate consistency through inconsistency. The descendant of Zed. Defiled." There's the letter Z again. In an absence of other characters this could refer to, I'm assuming this piece is meant to be Zetta, which would mean that inconsistencies and being a "descendant" are more important to his character than we've been lead to believe. Could this be a hint that he's connected to the unknown Zygarde host?

Again, this last part is just wild speculation! The core (pun not intended) of this theory is that Zetta has his own version of the Archetype powers and maybe even his own transformation. I think it's likely that those powers would come from the Core, considering the lore we get in the Karma Files, but I'm not entirely sure. Whether I'm right or not, I'm just really excited for my favorite solosis to get more screen time.

[miyakuli]

I've been tagged...

...by @corpiote for a music game, thank you very much, I love those so much!!!! :D

Rules: pick a song for every letter of your URL and tag people

M - My Silver Lining by First Aid Kit

I - Icon by Hiroyuki Sawano (Kabaneri ost)

Y - You'll be okay from Helluva Boss ost

A - À la vie a la mort by Tété

K - Kiss from a Rose by Seal

U - U by Millenium Parade (Belle ost)

L - Letter by True (Violet Evergarden ost)

I - It's Not That Easy by Erin McCarley

Tagging only if you want: @oo-mi-ru-oo @lilcottoncandyheart @such-a-downer @panaceleo @ruanbaijie

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Elevate Your Nights with Video Adventures That Leave You Awestruck

Cinema is a medium that possesses the power to inspire, provoke, and ignite real-world change. Over the years, certain films have transcended the confines of the silver screen, pushing boundaries and motivating audiences to take action. This article delves into the world of cinematic inspirations, exploring how films have sparked real-world change and left an enduring impact on society.I. The Social Relevance of Film:Filmmakers have often used their craft to shine a light on critical social issues. From civil rights to environmental activism, cinema has played a significant role in raising awareness and advocating for change.II. "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) and Civil Rights:Harper Lee's iconic novel was brought to life on the big screen, and Gregory Peck's portrayal of Atticus Finch left an indelible mark on the fight against racial prejudice. The film sparked conversations and contributed to the Civil Rights Movement.III. "Erin Brockovich" (2000) and Environmental Advocacy:The film "Erin Brockovich," based on a true story, highlighted the dangers of water contamination and corporate negligence. It inspired real-world activism and heightened public awareness about environmental hazards.IV. "An Inconvenient Truth" (2006) and Climate Change:Al Gore's documentary on climate change, "An Inconvenient Truth," raised global consciousness about the environmental crisis. It led to heightened public awareness and contributed to the environmental movement.V. "Schindler's List" (1993) and Holocaust Education:Steven Spielberg's harrowing portrayal of Oskar Schindler's efforts to save Jews during the Holocaust had a profound impact. The film is used as an educational tool, ensuring that future generations remember and learn from history.VI. "Philadelphia" (1993) and HIV/AIDS Advocacy:"Philadelphia" was one of the first mainstream films to tackle the issue of HIV/AIDS. It played a role in destigmatizing the disease, promoting empathy, and inspiring activism.VII. "The Insider" (1999) and Whistleblower Protections:Michael Mann's film, "The Insider," explored the story of a tobacco industry whistleblower. It prompted discussions about the need for whistleblower protections and corporate accountability.VIII. "12 Years a Slave" (2013) and Racial Reckoning:Steve McQueen's film "12 Years a Slave" shone a light on the horrors of slavery. Its release coincided with a renewed national conversation about racial inequality and injustice.IX. "Blackfish" (2013) and Animal Welfare:The documentary "Blackfish" exposed the harsh reality of captive orca whales. It led to increased scrutiny of marine theme parks and spurred public support for animal welfare.X. The Power of Storytelling:Cinema is a vehicle for storytelling, and compelling narratives can prompt meaningful change. The ability to evoke empathy, challenge norms, and motivate action makes film an essential catalyst for real-world progress.Conclusion:Cinematic inspirations are a testament to the profound influence of storytelling. These films, through their powerful narratives and evocative performances, have ignited conversations and movements that address some of society's most pressing issues. They demonstrate the enduring power of cinema to serve as a catalyst for real-world change, inspiring us to engage with the world in a more informed and compassionate way. More detailed information - hot girl xnxx

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Ryan Gosling Drive Jacket:

Exploring the Iconic Jacket Worn by Ryan Gosling in the Film Drive:

Ryan Gosling’s portrayal of the enigmatic character in the 2011 film “Drive” not only captivated audiences but also left a lasting impact on fashion enthusiasts around the world. One of the most iconic elements of Gosling’s character was his effortlessly cool and stylish jacket. In this blog post, we delve into the details of the Ryan Gosling Drive Jacket, uncovering its significance, design, and the cultural influence it has had since its appearance on the silver screen.

The Birth of an Icon: Unveiling the Drive Jacket’s Origins

The Drive jacket, often referred to as the “Scorpion Jacket,” was custom-made for Ryan Gosling’s character in the film. The jacket, designed by costume designer Erin Benach, perfectly embodies the character’s mysterious persona and adds an unmistakable flair to his overall look. Its unique design and meticulous craftsmanship immediately caught the attention of fashion enthusiasts and movie buffs alike.

Breaking Down the Drive Jacket’s Design and Features:

The Drive jacket is a sleek and minimalistic piece that exudes understated elegance. Crafted from high-quality satin fabric, it features a striking golden scorpion embroidered on the back, symbolizing the protagonist’s alter ego. The jacket’s sleek silhouette, ribbed collar, and cuffs add a touch of classic vintage charm, while its bold and contrasting color palette make it stand out as a statement piece.

The Cultural Impact: The Drive Jacket’s Influence on Fashion:

Ryan Gosling scorpion jacket quickly became a fashion phenomenon, inspiring numerous fashion designers and enthusiasts to recreate its distinctive style. The jacket’s combination of edginess, minimalism, and retro vibes proved to be a winning formula that resonated with fashion-conscious individuals across the globe. Its popularity even gave rise to a surge in demand for similar jackets, both in high-end designer collections and affordable streetwear brands.

The Drive Jacket Beyond the Film: A Symbol of Personal Identity:

Beyond its role as a fashionable wardrobe staple, the Drive jacket has become a symbol of personal identity and self-expression. Its association with the charismatic and enigmatic character played by Ryan Gosling has made it an iconic piece that holds a special place in the hearts of many fans. Wearing the Drive jacket is not just about following a trend but embracing a sense of individuality and channeling the essence of a captivating character.

How to Incorporate the Drive Jacket into Your Wardrobe:

If you’re looking to add a touch of cool and timeless style to your wardrobe, the Drive jacket is an excellent choice. Its versatility allows it to be paired with various outfits, whether you’re aiming for a casual or a more polished look. For a casual ensemble, layer the jacket over a simple white t-shirt, jeans, and sneakers. To elevate your style, wear it with a tailored shirt, slim-fit trousers, and dress shoes.

The Legacy Continues: The Drive Jacket’s Enduring Appeal:

Even years after the release of the film, the Drive jacket continues to hold a significant place in pop culture and fashion. Its enduring appeal is a testament to its timeless design and the indelible impression it has made on fans and fashion enthusiasts worldwide. Whether you’re a fan of the film or simply appreciate impeccable style, the Drive jacket remains a coveted piece that will always exude an air of mystery and sophistication.

Conclusion:

The Ryan Gosling Drive Jacket has transcended its role as a mere costume piece and cemented its status as a cultural and fashion icon. Its distinct design, attention to detail, and the enigmatic character it represents have made it a sought-after item among fashion aficionados. With its timeless appeal and enduring influence, the Drive jacket will continue to be revered as a symbol of style, substance, and the power of cinematic fashion for years to come.

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[thepowerpuffedits]

90210 icons pt. 1

please, like/reblog if you use it

don’t need credits but we appreciate them (tw acc @ powerpuffedits  )

don’t redistribute and claim as your own

requests are open

[rahney]

underrated baby

[stefeykelie]

[silveryinkystar]

really debating the merits of changing my icon for the third time in three weeks

[mommyclaws]

Just some clan headcanons for my various rewrites to make them feel more diverse. I'll probably add on later but for now I've just listed some basic differences, preferences, and opinions for each clan:

Basic

-Shadowclan is the only clan that's actually nocturnal. They'll have a few warriors up during the day, but it's typically their half-clan/rogue cats that are awake. (Like Russetfur, Tawnypelt, or Dovewing.) I Imagine most- if not every- Shadowclan attack happens at night because of this. Always taking the other clans off guard.

-Windclan kept tunneling. Over the generations, they learned ways to make it safer and keep soil propped up with sticks and clay. The tunnels are their primary source of food in the winter.

-Riverclan decorates everything and anything. Their dens are dotted with shells. Their nests are lined with bright feathers. Flowers hang from roofs. Colorful stones line their camp. Everything is pretty.

-Skyclan lives in trees dammit. I REFUSE to take Thunderclan 2, Erin Hunter. These clans are going to be creative if you like it or not.

Opinions on outsiders

-Shadowclan is usually the most accepting of outsiders, even more than Thunderclan. They care more for numbers and genetic diversity more than anything else, so exiles, kittypets, and rogues are always welcome so long as they're willing to pull their weight. It's not uncommon for cats to join when trying to leave behind a sketchy past.

-Skyclan are descendant directly from kittypets and rogues. Outsiders are not a problem in the slightest.

-Thunderclan specifically used to be extremely hostile and prejudice to kittypets after Pinestar disappeared, but Firestar's leadership and his many kittypet descendants helped them to become more accepting.

-Windclan's acceptance of outsiders is near constantly fluctuating depending on the current leader. (Heatherstar was willing to invite rogues into her camp as friends. Tallstar was very relaxed with kittypets specifically becuase of Jake. Onestar's leadership shut this down immediately. To cover up his relationship with Smoke, he was pretty harshly against kittypets, rogues, and half-clans. Harestar is more kind because of his past, but isnt super accepting because he doesnt want to relive the mistake of trusting the wrong cats.)

Appreance Preferences

-Riverclan are very obsessed with their own beauty and image, so I image they're typically the least accepting clan. (This is relative to and changes with the leader, of course. Crookedstar's leadership was very kind, but it was clear during Leopardstar's lead that his time didnt really make an impact on their asshole behavior.) Outsiders might be welcome to join, but it's no doubt they have to put alot of work to truely be accepted.

-Bright fur (especially ginger) is considered attractive in Thunderclan. This trend was probably started by Thunderstar lmao. (Ex. Lionheart, Firestar, Squirrelflight, Lionblaze)

-Flat faces and fangs are considered attractive in Shadowclan ....You may hate the implications of Brokenstar being the hottest man in Shadowclan, but I refuse to change my mind. I said what I said.

-Riverclan finds silver and gray pelts attractive. (Ex: Rainflower, Silverstream, Stonefur)

-Windclan finds long tails attractive and short tails are cute.

General appearances

-Thunderclan cats are typically large and fluffy. Even short-furred cats have lots of undercoat. Thick tails are an iconic trait.

-Shadowclan cats are short and stocky. Flat faces used to be common. These traits aren't seen as often anymore though, because of all the outsiders who join and have kits.

-Tall Windclan cats are iconic, but I like how they're described in Squirrelflight's Hope. Windclan cats are small and it helps them to move faster. Their legs are long, but only relative to their small body sizes. Short tails aren't uncommon.

-Riverclan are plump and have thick, sleek coats. They're just as beautiful as they say they are. No competition for who's the most attractive clan.

-No specifics for Skyclan since they're all descendant from kittypets/rogues, but I always imagined they were cute in a dorky kind of way if that makes sense lmao. They're also tall.

View on scars

-Scars are common and valued in Shadowclan. They believe that scars make you strong, because you had a fight and survived it

-Opposite to Shadowclan, Thunderclan often find scars unsettling and bad luck, as TigerClaw's iconic feature was the scar across his snout.

-Riverclan are obsessed with beauty and image, so scars are typically kept hidden under thick fur. Cats like Crookedstar had a very hard time adjusting and growing up with such a harsh beauty standard.

-Windclan is pretty netrual on scars. Also they're usually more visible on Windclan cats because of their short fur.

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‘    ✃ · · ·  ♡ DIANA SILVERS gif icons !

❪  𝐏𝐀𝐈𝐃 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐓 ! ❫  by clicking on the source link you’ll find — 260 gifs (80x80) of diana silvers (1997) in her role as erin naird in space force. every single one of these gifs was made from scratch by me and for roleplaying purposes. DO NOT: repost the gifs, include in your gif hunts or claim as your own. –– like or reblog would be greatly appreciated if you found this useful! content warning: none.

[story1ines]

for  the  time  being as  i  work  on  my  new  icons  ,  i’ll  be  replying  with  gifs.  i  made  some  icons  for  my  muses  but  ofc  not  all.  i  have  also  added  lots  of  new  muses  which  i’ll  list  so  you  guys  know  what  to  expect  &  who  you  can  request.

pll:  mona vanderwall.

greys anatomy:  meredith grey, george omalley, izzie stevens, cristina yang, addison montgomery. ( i’ll  probably  add  more  as  my watch continues.  i’m  currently  on  season 4  )

beverly hills 90210: valerie malone.

90210: erin silver.

hsmtmts: nini, gina.

gossip girl: georgina sparks.

gossip girl the reboot: zoya & julien calloway.

one tree hill: taylor james.

glee: rachel berry  ( different fc ofc)

&& ill  let  you  guys  know  if  i add more.

[featheredriddler]

Who do you guys think they're gonna make Harley Quinn out of interest??

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Warner Bros. Consumer Products launches Wonder Woman 84 collection with toys/collectibles from LEGO, Funko, Mattel and McFarlane, gear/apparel and other goodies!

Warner Bros. Consumer Products (WBCP) has launched an all-new collection of must-have lifestyle products and engaging experiences inspired by “Wonder Woman 1984,” (WW84) the highly anticipated follow up to 2017’s record-breaking “Wonder Woman” feature film from Warner Bros. Pictures. The specially-designed collection of fashion, jewelry, accessories, footwear, home goods, pet products, collectibles and toys pays homage to the timeless DC Super Hero, with nods to the film’s new 80s aesthetic, her nemesis The Cheetah and the metallic sheen of her new golden armor. The product collection honors a new era of Wonder Woman and offers fans of all ages a way to manifest Wonder Woman’s qualities of strength, truth, courage and compassion, all with her signature style. The “WW84” collection was developed in collaboration with premier partners and is available now at retailers globally. The film is set to open in theaters on October 2, 2020.

“’Wonder Woman 1984’ gives us the ideal opportunity to celebrate the glamour and energy of the 1980s inspired by the power and grace of Wonder Woman,” said Maryellen Zarakas, senior vice president of franchise management and marketing for Warner Bros. Consumer Products. “Our signature collection of products and experiences are highly-styled and wonderfully-inventive, and allow fans to tap into their own heroic, Wonder Woman inner spirit, further deepening their engagement in the brand and global community of Wonder Woman fans.”

Joining forces with some of the top brands in fashion, beauty, toys and more, and offering something for every age group, WBCP’s collection of “WW84” products include:

Adult Fashion: Around the globe, fans are reveling in the breadth of new Wonder Woman product including premier fashion collections. The “WW84” fashion collection includes collaborations with such world-renowned designers and trendsetters such as Lauren Ralph Lauren, EleVen by Venus Williams, Her Universe, Hybrid, Modern Lux, Miu Miu and more. Lauren Ralph Lauren celebrates Wonder Woman with a curated collection of pieces as powerful and confident as the iconic DC Super Hero. The feminine styles and sophisticated designs from Lauren Ralph Lauren can be found at select Bloomingdale's and Bloomingdales.com. The fashion-forward activewear brand created by global tennis champion and entrepreneur Venus Williams, introduces the EleVen by Venus Williams x Wonder Woman Collection offering premium athletic staples that bring out the best in fierce women who are competitive, compassionate, and ready for anything life has to bring. The collection will be available to shop on EleVenByVenusWilliams.com. Winners of the Her Universe Fashion Show, Adria Renee and Sarah Hambly, will debut their first fashion collections at Hot Topic and HerUniverse.com, DC Super Hero’s indomitable spirit in fun, easy-to-wear designs. Hybrid and Modern Lux offer a wide range of t-shirts and sweatshirts at a variety of affordable price points ($12.99 and up), and Her Universe at Torrid offers on-trend plus-sized apparel, including a showstopping snakeskin-patterned jacket ($45-$80).  An exclusive Wonder Woman capsule collection released by Miu Miu features tees decorated with vintage prints of the comic book heroine and are available now at miumiu.com. Every fan can blend their personal style with Wonder Woman apparel from partners that include Bershka, Zara, EMP and Riva, to create a unique look.

Jewelry: With a dazzling variety of styles, WBCP’s “WW84” jewelry collections from Swarovski, Alex Ani, RockLove, and Zales draw inspiration from Wonder Woman’s iconic logo and gear such as the lasso of truth and her new golden armor and wings. Even her nemesis Cheetah gets a piece of the action with jewelry collections inspired by her animal magnetism (prices range from $65 to $1,000). To keep all Wonder Woman fans on time, a collection of watches from Accutime Watch Corporation are available in a wide range of styles.

Footwear and Accessories: “WW84”-inspired shoes from Reebok, diaper bags and accessories from Jujube, hats and masks from Love Your Melon, purses from Loungefly and more complete a heroine’s wardrobe. Reebok’s full collection of footwear and apparel blends iconic ‘80s silhouettes with designs inspired by the Super Hero and Super Villain of the film. Jujube, known for high-quality, multifunction diaper bags, backpacks and totes, as well as mini versions perfect to the last detail, interprets Wonder Woman's `80s vibe in brilliant colors accented with gold metal ($40 to $195). A limited-edition assortment of DC Super Hero-themed masks from Love Your Melon gives back 50 percent of net profits to nonprofit organizations that lead the fight against pediatric cancer ($25).

Beauty: The Revlon X WW84 limited-edition makeup collection offers a power palette for eyes and face in 10 bold and brilliant hues for limitless looks ($14.99). Other items include the Liquid Armor Glow Pot (highlighter), Super Lustrous Lipstick and more ($6.99 to $14.99). Ulta Beauty’s bath & body collection honors Wonder Woman with two cosmetic bags, a scented candle, golden body scrub, body wash, a colorful bath bomb, nail polish appliques, and peel off mask ($8.00- $24.00). Exclusively at Bloomingdale’s and Houseofsillage.com, the House of Sillage Wonder Woman Parfum ($395.00) is a charismatically sultry and bold fragrance that elicits your inner goddess. The Bow Lipstick Case Set ($250.00) is a work of art inspired by Wonder Woman's gold-plated armor, finished in enamel and encrusted with more than 300 brilliant diamond-cut Swarovski crystals. The set features its own unique Diamond Powder Satin Finish Lipstick in a bold red shade infused with real crushed white diamond powder.

Home and Stationery: Hallmark honors Wonder Woman’s strength with a range of “go strong all day long” framed quotes, travel mugs and vinyl tote bags ($19.99 to $34.99). Silver Buffalo’s retro “save the day” ceramic mug inspires your morning routine ($7.99). From Erin Condren, notebooks, notecards, stickers and list pads feature colorful and energetic Wonder Woman classic comic graphics—or a metallic star-sparkle theme ($7.50 to $24.00). GB Eye also offers an assortment of Wonder Woman prints, posters and collectibles.

Luxury Pet Fashion and Accessories: Wonder Woman style makes the perfect gift for your four-legged furry friend. Pamper your beloved pet with Moshiqa’s one-of-a-kind, high-end style products for dogs and cats that combine the glamour of gold with the power of functional design for a heroic look. From the company that created a new category in luxury fashion discover the finest craftsmanship and extravagant accessories such as a golden pet harnesses with wings, a gold utility belt for stashing pet treats and looping your leash, sparkling dog and cat tiaras, and food/water bowls with the Wonder Woman insignia to make your kitty cat or pooch feel pampered always (prices available at moshiqa.com/wonderwoman).

Infant to Tween Fashion: From babies to tweens, kids of all ages can feel empowered wearing “Hero starts with Her” fashions and “Fierce” graphic t-shirts from Hybrid ($12.99+). Beanie hats from Love Your Melon and masks from Mask Club round out the collection ($25-$55). Wonder Woman encourages kids to practice good dental hygiene with a Colgate toothpaste pump ($3.95), while DC Wonder Woman bandages help booboos heal with super speed ($3.29). For Halloween or role play any day, Rubie’s Wonder Woman Armored costume glows with strength and power, and The Cheetah catsuit costumes are sure to be the hottest Super-Villains on the block.

Toys:  Fans can relive the onscreen action of “WW84” with toys from Mattel, LEGO®, Funko, McFarlane Toys and Maxx. With true-to-movie fashions made in the characters’ likenesses, the “WW84” Barbie and Mattel portfolio of dolls includes a two-doll giftset spotlighting the timeless romance of Diana Prince and Steve Trevor ($80.00), a Young Diana and Horse set ($29.99), a Deluxe Golden Armor Feature Wonder Woman Doll ($29.99) and core dolls ($14.99).

LEGO® brings an action-packed scene from the movie to life in its Wonder Woman vs. The Cheetah set ($39.99), based on Wonder Woman’s first confrontation with her nemesis. The set can be positioned in an action pose with Cheetah leaping out of a cloud, while Wonder Woman’s friend from the previous film, Etta Candy, looks on in the background. More heroine-inspired toys include cars and a premium invisible jet from Hot Wheels.

Pop collectibles from Funko, two versions of incredibly detailed lifelike action figures from McFarlane Toys and huggable plush from Maxx ($11.00 to $19.99). “WW84” toys and collectibles from Bandai, Hot Toys, Kotobukiya, Medicom Toy and Prime 1 Studio will be available in Japan for fans soon.  

DC Wonder Woman Virtual Run:  In partnership with Rugged Races, Warner Bros. Consumer Products and DC launched the DC Wonder Woman Virtual Run, allowing participants to run a 5K or 10K whenever and wherever they want, outside or even on a home treadmill.  Registered participants receive an exclusive collection of Wonder Woman-branded gear, including a premium quarter-zip pullover, finisher’s medal, terry cloth wristbands, and a reusable tote bag. Runners of all ages and genders can sign up through November 1 for either 5K or 10K distances at https://dcwonderwomanrun.com. Registration is $40.00 per participant.

 About “WONDER WOMAN 1984”

Fast forward to the 1980s as Wonder Woman’s next big screen adventure finds her facing two all-new foes: Max Lord and The Cheetah. With director Patty Jenkins back at the helm and Gal Gadot returning in the title role, WONDER WOMAN 1984 is Warner Bros. Pictures’ follow up to the DC Super Hero’s first outing, 2017’s record-breaking WONDER WOMAN. The film also stars Chris Pine as Steve Trevor, Kristen Wiig as The Cheetah, Pedro Pascal as Max Lord, Robin Wright as Antiope, and Connie Nielsen as Hippolyta. Charles Roven, Deborah Snyder, Zack Snyder, Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot and Stephen Jones are producing the film.  Rebecca Steel Roven Oakley, Richard Suckle, Marianne Jenkins, Geoff Johns, Walter Hamada, Chantal Nong Vo and Wesley Coller are the executive producers. Patty Jenkins directed from a screenplay she wrote with Geoff Johns & David Callaham, story by Jenkins & Johns, based on characters from DC.

Warner Bros. Pictures Presents an Atlas Entertainment/Stone Quarry Production, a Patty Jenkins Film, WONDER WOMAN 1984. Set to open October 2, 2020 in theaters in 2D and 3D in select theaters and IMAX, it will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures. This film is rated PG-13 for sequences of action and violence. https://www.wonderwomanfilm.com/

[mackenzie-lukasiaks]

audc rewatch: “sabotage” (s1, e5)

an episode which shall live in infamy

skill: survival

theme: the end of the world

overconfident hadley interview for an episode where hadley fucks up? check

I've been spelling coreen's name wrong.....whatever.

the "picking who gets what dance" prize is so Messy in both seasons. yet every mom who doesn't win insists that they would Never stoop so low as to give people their weakest styles, which is such a lie. you know every mother would do the same thing.

"you do bad, bad comes." [pointed look at yvette and hadley]

the more the moms talk bad about asia and kristie, the more the producers were going to keep them around no matter what for the Drama lol.

such an oddly specific memory but i always remember the beginning choreography for this group dance combo, but at the same time i always think it's from america's next top model for some stupid reason.

madison was the technical master, but hadley had the over-the-top maddie faces so. there you have it.

they started out giving asia the solo and hadley the hiphop trio......they probably should've just kept it like that. like what made them switch?? though I think hadley should've done one of the jazz duos but that's just me.

"I think it's gonna backfire on yvette." ~foreshadowing~

"yvette is gonna see some of her clown posse fall off the circus train." do clowns often take trains?

"you got cuba hot." please, erin. please don't.

elisabeth Totally wanted hiphop. Totally. I Promise.

"I'm a teacher, I form the future." I mean she doesn't teach your kids lmao, she'll be as sociopathic as she wants towards them

they gave hadley a solo song that chloe had on dance moms and that primed abby to fucking hate it. that was the real sabotage.

make it or break it!!!

kris looking at yvette coming in like.....

I'm asia and brianna just yeeting out of the room when kristie and yvette start yelling at each other.

"I don't think kristie's serious [about beating the shit out of yvette]" coreen, you keep it up and you'll be next cause I feel like kristie ray would not hesitate to dropkick yvette and not get a single hair out of place lol. in a silver metallic paintsuit.

remember when abby had this burgeoning media empire....dark times

TeChNiQuE

military hiphop trio (amanda, elisabeth, lexine): they made it so fucking dark like what was this lighting?? it's crazy too how lexine did pretty well and yet didn't make it super far.

last person on earth contemporary solo (hadley): they shouldn't have put those dumb braids in hadley's hair. the drama of her having loose hair would look better with the solo.

robin's side-eye and the smashcut to yvette's weird sympathy movements offstage.....cinematic poetry.

"should I say roadkill?" no, you probably shouldn't.

"okay I just have one question. what was the intent? I don't really understand what I just saw." me watching any dm dance. but also that's more on the choreographer than on hadley.

yvette putting on her clown makeup and her big red shoes before she goes back to the other moms.

no oxygen jazz duet (madison, jordyn): idk why I remembered jordyn as being flexible but she really wasn't. but that critique felt unnecessarily negative.

machines vs. humans jazz funk duet (asia, brianna): and then wouldn't you know it but abby would kinda crib this for asia's s3 "robot" duet. and asia really was so adorable.

yvette-boo-boo-the-fool-sad-face

vs. yvette-cackling-in-pyrrhic-triumph-face

like lexine was the top dancer this week but I'm pretty sure next week she got eliminated. like it's wild.

what elisabeth didn't have in time, she sure made up for in tears and iconic quotes like "hadley should've been the one that left!! she was HoRriBLe!"

"what I'll remember most about this experience is the joy it brought my daughter" [elisabeth sobbing hysterically next to her]

top dancer(s): asia, lexine

safe: brianna, madison, amanda

bottom dancer(s): jordyn, hadley, elisabeth

eliminated: elisabeth

poor thing died like she lived: crying