for anyone that knows me, i’m like, the biggest big hero 6 fan and you guys don’t understand how obsessed i am with its little universe and how it’s portrayed in the baymax series !!! like the photos up on the walls of the lucky cat cafe are the exact same as they were in the movie??? the abandoned warehouse where everything began??? don’t even get me started on baymax with his patients or cass with her customers. this show felt like a warm welcome back home and it is literally everything to me 🥹🥹🥹
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( one thing to know about this asshole is I strive to really make his internal shit be where he's at his weakest to compensate for his OP power of physical brawn and magnitude of power. )
( he will not say what's paining him bc that's not how he was raised to be. Being a Saiyan is what he lives by but that lies in direct conflict what what his nature should've been ( as in S Broly levels) were it not for the fact he had to become a vicious tool/beast to be used by his father no matter that Paragus still genuinely did love his son. Man was terrified of his own kid after seeing what he could do and having no way to help him control that power and esp after Broly took out his eye in a crazed fit that he couldn't control. )
( so when things get at him under the Skin.. they REALLY get to him. )
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https://thyandrawrites.tumblr.com/post/614692078547582976/i-havent-cried-since-my-tear-ducts-got-burned
Just read your meta about this ^ <3
And It made me question why the league has given up on changing their society into a healthier one. I mean I can see why they did give up on it but I guess theres just a part of me that wishes they didnt. What do they think will happen when they show the world how corrupt it is and do succeed in destroying Heros and all that. We talk about them wanting to destroy Heros and their status quo but what do they think will happen once they manage to do that? Just because they destroyed status quo, I don’t see anything changing for the better in the end because the villains aren’t purposely fighting the heros for the sake of a better society🤔. One reason why they destroy is because they no longer see a future for themselves but jeez it makes me sad that they think that way and making everything worse by destroying everything around them in the war right now. The heros really need to step up right now and help them.
You're right that they're not seeking to destroy to build something better atop the wreckage. Not anymore, at least. But I think it's important to point out that while their goals weren't exactly constructive to begin with, their current destruction is an escalation of their original objectives.
Like, Dabi is the most obvious example. Up until the war arc, he still had some sort of lingering idealism. He made a nationwide broadcast aimed at civilians to push them into thinking with their own heads and making society better by ridding it of all fake heroes. It's only when society throws the abuse he suffered back in his face by siding with Enji that he realizes that's never going to work, that people will always "live to laugh" in the face of his trauma and step on his need for justice.
Same with Toga and Shigaraki. They tried explaining themselves over and over, but not a single time were their points ever heard. Toga tried to get Ochako and Deku to acknowledge that heroes took the lives of a precious friend and showed no remorse and suffered no consquences. Neither of them acknowledged her suffering, and instead kept addressing her as a love-obsessed freak. Shigaraki told Deku and the heroes that the society that heroes built has always rejected him, started from his own household. He was locked out of the house as punishment for refusing to obey arbitrary and despotic rules that didn't value him as a person. The heroes built him a flying coffin as punishment for refusing to die quietly, and called him an "it", making it clear they also don't see him as a person.
I mean. Draw your conclusions.
At some point they did seek a dialogue, but it was only met with even more rejection. Imho that's important to acknowledge because all three of them became villains precisely because society rejected them over and over, made them scapegoats, and then called them monsters and tried to put them down like wild animals.
So while I don't see lashing out with even more violent and destruction as a viable solution... I can totally understand where they're coming from.
it... really shouldn't be on them to make a good enough case for why children shouldn't be fucking abused, for the heroes to finally start seeing them as human beings... and yet...
I think it makes sense why the League would have enough of being pummeled to near-death every time they try a dialogue, and instead decided to hit back just as hard. I mean, obviously that's just repeating the endless cycle of violence (it's the same old 'an eye for an eye'), and we can clearly see how it's only making the Lov trio's self-loathing fester and bring them further and further away from their origins, but. At this point, honestly, why should they make things easier on the heroes?
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I probably talk about Ha-na and Mun a lot, but I really do just want to say that Mo-tak and Mae-ok really are stealing the spotlight this season and I’m living for all their duo screen time 😍👏🏻
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