#in his 100 days apocalypse video

[theslyvoid9]

Inktober day 11 - apocalypse fit

IM BEHIND I KNOW BUT IM GOING TO CATCH UP TRUST ME

prompt list

[linguinibilly]

why can charlie slimecicle not go one character without making them some sort of tragic

[ozzybutweirdthistime]

hey can we just talk about how charlie slimecicle always plays the most fucked-over, tragic characters

(spoilers for genloss and charlie's 100 hours in minecraft hardcore video)

okay so in the 100 hours in minecraft hardcore video, charlie is literally just some guy that has to somehow survive the zombie apocalypse. for 100 days. not only that, but this man watches multiple "survivors" die in front of him, is BETRAYED by his only connection to the zombies, and literally gets BERATED by god, like, three times. and it's not just that! he barely makes it to the 100th day, and he dies in the dimension that he wanted to destroy!

oh and don't get me STARTED on gl!charlie. THAT MAN WAS DOOMED THRICE BY THE NARRATIVE (four times if you count the whole thing with the slime towel). he was KILLED in what is theorized to be his CHILDHOOD HOME (yes i know the cabin was a set and not technically a house, it still stands), he was VIVISECTED by the "hero" of genloss, who, BY THE WAY, WAS THE ONE WHO KILLED HIM BEFORE. and to top it off, he died AGAIN, STARING AT THE FIRST PLACE HE DIED, REALIZING THAT HIS ENTIRE LIFE AS HE KNEW IT WAS NOT REAL.

so anyways i really like charlie slimecicle's acting

[neoflames]

Had a dream last night about HCS10 and what the fuck was that anyways here’s everything I can remember:

I think they had the origins mod for some reason

I think the new members were Martyn, Charlie Slimecicle (I was watching his 100 days apocalypse video before bed so that may have done it), Jschlatt (see previous), MumboJumbo (???), Oli TheOrionSound, Katherine and Gem (???)

There were like twenty different tumblr users live-blogging and trying to spot Skizz (I don’t remember if he was in Season 10 in my dream but people were trying to find him)

Also xB was just. On fire. The whole time. And I never questioned it.

Also Martyn immediately tried to kill Gem

[mcytblrconfessions]

I was sick as hell when Charlie released his 100 days in the apocalypse video. I was really feverish and out of when I watched it and genuinely thought it was a fever dream until months later when I saw fanart of it. To this day I have trouble remembering that it was in fact a video that he made

[our-happygirl500-fan]

Something that I have been kind of thinking about recently is the future version of Mikey that we see in the movie

In the beginning of the movie we see the future versions of Leo & Mikey with the two of them looking like the grown ups that they now are in the future but Mikey in particular looks considerably older.

The start of the movie takes place in 2044 & considering that Mikey is said to be born in 2005 the future version of Michelangelo would have been 39 but something a lot of people have noted is that the future version of Mikey appears a bit older than 39 & a popular interpretation that I have kind of seen within the fandom is that Mikey overusing his mystic powers being the cause of this which I kind of think might be likely.

A few years ago, Nickelodeon did a video for World Turtle Day where they talked about some Turtle Facts on the different Turtle Species of the Rise Turtles

Narrator: Michelangelo, the artistic optimist, is a box turtle

And something I found interesting about the video is that in the video it talked about how box Turtles can live up to 100 years old in the wild

Narrator: Mikey happens to be the youngest Turtle brother but Box Turtles in the wild can live up to be 100 years old, that’s almost as old as Master Splinter, just kidding Splinter

The fact that they chose to mention that Box Turtle’s can live up to 100 years makes me wonder if it might possibly be a hint that Mikey might possibly actually have a pretty long life span.

Draxum: My plan is coming to fruition. My bugs are hard at work turning humans into Yokai

We have been told a few times that there isn’t much difference between Mutants & Yokai and when asked about the difference between Mutants & Yokai the Rise team stated that Mutants were more or less enhanced Yokai. Something that the Rise team have also stated is that Yokai have incredibly long life spans meaning that the Turtles & other Mutants should also possibly have incredibly long life spans.

Meaning that if you combine a Mutant’s possibly long life span with the fact that Box Turtles are said to live for up to 100 years then it might be possible for Mikey to live a possibly very long life so long as he does not overuse his mystic abilities & so long as he does not have an apocalypse to deal with.

[sillyboi-inc]

i sorted. the fucking. burs. :3

musical burs

1. simpbur (your new boyfriend)

2. incelbur (the internet ruined me)

3. Ebur (im in love with an egirl)

4. softbur (softboy)

13. ycgmabur (based off wilburs album your city gave me asthma)

14. msrbur (a very sad bur based off his album mammalian sighing reflex)

23. lvjybur (when he does tour/conserts/makes music with lovejoy)

30. draq’thar, killer of men (wilburs “no haircut til my new song comes out” stream where he wore a wig)

42. boringbur (maybe i was boring)

content burs

5. ARG/argbur (wilbur soot’s ARG)

19. sorrybur/s!bur (sorry boys wilbur)

21. cc! wilbur (content creator wilbur so just regular wilbur)

22. modbur (literally every time he uses mods)

32. ylylbur (when wilbur did you laugh you lose)

37. earthbur (when he did earth smp)

47. ao3bur (when wilbur tweeted about his fic on ao3 and was upset when it got hacked)

8. q! wilbur (qsmp wilb)

dsmp burs

7. lmanbur (when wil was president on the dsmp)

9. revivedbur (wilbur after getting revived)

10. ghostbur (when wilbur was dead and in the limbo)

11. vilbur/pogbur (before wilbur died, but after schlatt took over and kicked him out of manburg)

12. c! wilbur/alivebur (when he first joined the dsmp)

36. drugbur (when him and tommy had the drug van)

random mc mods

15. godbur/100pbur (based off his 100 players ‘series’)

17. mulebur (when he trapped tubbo in his basement and sold mule bits, in tommys minecraft weather mod video)

20. phantombur (origin SMP with his phantom powers)

26. wimpfred (his character in we spent 100 days in hardcore minecraft apocalypse)

31. dr. malpractice (from toms minecraft surgery video when wilbur would steal everyones organs)

33. skybur (when wilbur played sky block)

34. smallbur (when wilbur was really small in the size mod video)

37. earthbur (when he did earth smp)

39. decaybur (minecraft but the world is rapidly decaying)

40. rockbur (minecraft but i leave a trail of bedrock)

41. livebur (wilbur doing smp live)

44. flowerbur (when wilbur would go on servers as ‘flowergirl86’ [or smth idr :,)] and tell people he was friends with techno)

45. voicebur (when him, phil, quackity, and tommy did the voice mod)

46. bodbur (body shuffle mod)

48. winbur/crownbur (when quackity won him and wilbur the crown in mc championship)

49. salmonbur (when wilbur was w sally and gave philza the 8 buckets of salmon)

sorry burs

25. zombur (we survived a zombie apocalypse video)

27. wilma (his fem version on the sorry boys)

28. dark wolf/cultbur (sorry boys ep4 we started a cult)

other game burs

16. raftbur/ishmael isaac(when wilbur played raft with tomz)

18. tiptup (when wilbur play geoguesser)

24. rustbur (when he played rust w sbi)

random burs

6. catbur/dogbur (my random headcanons)

29. daynjer boy (wilburs chaotic/risk taking character/side)

35. sogbur/wetbur (when wilbur, george, and tommy went to the water park)

43. sandbur (when wilbur bugged philza about sand)

[slimecicle-updates]

Charlie posted on twitter!

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A cropped screenshot of a tweet by Charlie @/insidetheslime. It reads “I will not be going a year without uploading 👀”. Attached is a screenshot of his video “We Spent 100 Days in a Hardcore Minecraft Apocalypse”, released March 10th 2022.

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[grimaussieart]

Hi there, I'm not sure if your bribes are still open but if they are...

Eret sweep to the end!!!!!!

Could I ask for a Legundo? He's pretty rad. Thanks so much <3

I know of Legundo due to a mutual who watches Dominion SMP and he was in MCC Rising 2. To get familiar I'm watching his 100 Days in Sculk Apocalypse Hardcore video, hence the gas mask.

He seems like a pretty cool dude and I always love drawing grey hair along the side of the head lol. I hope I got his vibes right.

[literalgrill]

Zom 100: Truly Living Despite A Pandemic

Does Zom: 100 Bucket List of the Dead have a bad message for the Covid conscious, or is there more below the surface? Let's find out together! This is my first ever video essay, so I hope you enjoy! If you like reading instead of watching stuff, this is available over on my blog. Or you can find it by keeping on reading below!

[SPOILERS For Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead]

[CW: Alcohol and Ableism]

As an immunocompromised person living through the pandemic with a severe distaste for capitalism, I’ve had complicated feelings watching Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead. The anime’s premise was brilliantly simple. Office worker Akira Tendo has spent three years having the life crushed out of him by an abusive company to the point where he feels like a literal zombie apocalypse would be “heaven” compared to going into the office. Then literally the next day, waves of zombies start overwhelming the world and he makes the choice to seize the day and live his happiest life. The show really caught my eye the moment where color literally returns to Akira's life as he realizes he is truly free from the shackles of capitalism. It was a masterful moment of animation in a show that was already visually stunning.  

By the final moments of episode one when Akira writes “100 things I want to do before becoming a zombie” on that notebook I was caught hook, line, and sinker, just like so many others who were on the edge of their seats waiting for the next episode to drop. I was thinking that it might even be a serious contender for anime of the year.

But then episode two introduces one of the most powerful philosophical conflicts of the series. Akira wants to “loaf around and drink beer all day” but to do that, he has to risk his life going to a convenience store to get the beer in the first place. Upon arriving there he meets Shizuka Mikazuki, a woman clearly taking the risk of being zombified extremely seriously. When Akira asks for her contact information, she denies him while admonishing his behavior. “I can’t see myself teaming up with someone who doesn’t know how to analyze risk. I’d prefer not to lower my chances of survival.”

At this point, I began to notice an all too familiar feeling of panic and dismay gnawing at the corners of my heart but I couldn’t quite pinpoint why. So I pushed it aside for the moment to continue the episode. After Akira gets home, he sees that a couple he had run into that morning didn’t make it. He sits down, drinks his beer, and says the lines that finally made everything click.

“We could die today… Or we could die 60 years from now. Either way, there’s never enough time to do all the things we want. Life’s too short to avoid taking risks… If I have to go on living without doing the things I want to do, I would rather be eaten by zombies.” 

As those subtitles ran across the screen, all I could hear was a cacophony of voices in my head. “Covid is not going away, you have to live your life.” “Why are you still afraid?” “People can do what they want but I’m not changing my life.” “I won’t live in fear of Covid.” All of those words are things every Covid cautious person is tired of hearing and could easily be summarized into what Akira was saying. To the people with this mindset, life is too short to avoid taking risks and if they have to go on living without doing the things they want to do, they would rather risk death or severe health issues to return to the “new normal.”

For someone in a high risk category that could die if they catch COVID-19, it’s one thing to hear words like this from right wing trolls online, but it’s another to hear these words from friends you have held close for years as they decide maintaining that friendship isn’t worth it because of your safety needs. But when your own family, hell, your own mother, the woman who literally birthed you, the parent you were always told would unconditionally love you, decides that not wearing a mask on her face is more important than keeping her literal child and those like her from death or devastating health conditions? From personal experience, that last one will break your heart in ways that are irreparable. 

Hearing what seemed like similar sentiments from Akira, a character I had begun rooting for and identifying with, stung. I was already shaken from that moment alone, but the episode wouldn’t make things any easier. In its second half we get to see the entire situation from Shizuka’s point of view. We see Shizuka eying a sakura mochi at the convenience store but she chooses not to bring it home as it would go against her survival plans which include minimizing her sugar intake. She looks over some footage from a camera she had set up for safety and sees just how excited Akira was to get his beer. She then remarks:

“Who knew a single beer could make someone that happy in a state of emergency? Oh well… Maybe I should have grabbed that sakura mochi after all…”  The show then pans over her computer screen with a list that reads: 100 Things To Do To Avoid Becoming A Zombie.

This does not mean Shizuka is meant to be an antagonist. At this juncture of the story, she serves as a juxtaposition to Akira’s beliefs as the protagonist. But the series is already making it clear that Shizuka’s desire to only focus on what keeps her safe makes her wrong, that the “hero” of the story is right, and that even Shizuka is starting to agree with him, just a little bit. It is made clear by the show that we’re supposed to agree with Akira, our protagonist, and what he believes.

Everyone who continues to take precautions to keep themselves and others safe from COVID-19 has asked themselves a similar question: At what point is keeping this level of isolation and safety depriving me from living a fulfilling life? We see people go to massive conventions to interact with communities they care about in ways we cannot safely do. We have to watch friends and families gather for holidays while leaving us out. We must continue to exist in a society that shows all signs of not valuing our participation within it.

It is not an exaggeration to say that this series has been weighing heavily on me ever since I saw the second episode. How much I agreed with Akira’s philosophy had a vice grip on my mind. Those who know me personally are keenly aware of all the wild adventures I’ve had in my life, how I have fought so hard to have unique experiences that leave fantastic stories to tell in their wake. As corny as it sounds, the words Carpe Diem have been a driving force of my life ever since I first heard them in Dead Poets Society years ago as a young teen. So by being Covid conscious, am I betraying my ideals? Were those people right? Am I wasting my one chance at life by being afraid for my health? By wanting to protect others? These are the kinds of questions that I’ve been constantly turning over in my head ever since seeing that episode.

It would have been easy to drop the series here, to ignore this inner turmoil brewing, but I’m glad I didn’t turn away and kept watching because the show has a lot more to say than this simple black and white reading of its themes. 

Fast forward to episode 5 when Akira is trying to fulfill another part of his bucket list, remembering his childhood dream, which turns out to be that he wanted to become a superhero. “To fight danger and save those in need in a kickass costume, without a reward… A hero of justice who saves people from zombies.” 

Akira and his best friend Kencho head towards the aquarium to find a shark suit to keep him safe from zombie bites, allowing Akira to become the ultimate superhero. Nearby, a group of people trying to get to the harbor have their bus stopped and are suddenly overwhelmed by zombies. Akira jumps in to save a girl before the zombies maul her, and helps lead the group running by to safety. A group that just so happens to have Shizuka among their number.

Akira tries to use this moment of heroism to talk to Shizuka when everyone is safe, but gets shot down for his antics right away. While she doesn’t deny that he saved people, she points out he made a major mistake when she asks Akira, “Did you consider the danger to those truly important to you when you leaped into action to mollify your low self esteem?” While the rest of Shizuka’s arguments are played off comedically as being argumentative, even Akira admits that she’s right on this point, that his efforts at being a hero put his best friend Kencho in danger. He acknowledges in that moment that there might be more to completing his bucket list than just selfishly fulfilling his own desires. It is his turn to accept that Shizuka’s philosophy might be worth considering too.

This complicating of Akira’s philosophy is examined even further as a wildly terrifying zombie shark with legs begins chasing after everyone Akira just saved by ushering them into the aquarium. It’s only through Shizuka’s knowledge of the aquarium, which she gained by studying its maps, that most of the group is able to get away safely. In fact, the theme that selfishly only caring about your own wants and desires being bad is hammered home even harder when a woman shoves Shizuka to the ground, ensuring her own safety while leaving Shizuka to die, which is portrayed as a villainous act. The woman is shown chanting to herself, “It’s not my fault, it’s not my fault.” Many have heard similar words hurled at them when asking if people feel responsible for the deaths that could have been easily prevented by taking precautions against COVID-19. Those people refuse to believe it’s their fault in any way that people are dead or are being left to die. The symbolism of this moment and how it reflects real life mindsets should not be lost on the viewer.

Later in the episode when Shizuka questions why Akira would selflessly save her, he blows her away with his response. “When you’re hungry, you want to eat your fill. If you see a cute girl you try to get to know her. If I see someone who needs help, I want to be a hero.” Up until this point, Shizuka herself has also been quite selfish, only focusing on what gives her the best chances of surviving without thinking of anyone else. Even now she’s still questioning how she feels. “If you die, it’s all over. Why do you go so far to go straight for the things you want to do?” Once more, Shizuka proves her skills in analysis and risk management have their purpose as she scrapes together a plan to save them both. And she realizes it’s a long shot and asks Akira if he wants to risk it. She is making sure that unlike how he treated his friend Kencho earlier, that Akira has a choice.

In the end, the day is saved. Akira, Kencho, and Shizuka are walking away from the aquarium. She admonishes Akira once more for putting Kencho at risk, and Akira apologizes to Kencho, bringing the point about people consenting to the risks presented in their lives back to the forefront once again. But Shizuka, starting to warm up to Akira, finally gives him her contact information. In the next episode, Shizuka runs into Akira and Kencho once more. She wants to find a place that’s safe and sustainable, if such a place exists. Akira and Kencho want to head back to Akira’s hometown, Kanto’s best kept secret: Gunma. Since their interests align and they all had the same idea that using an RV would be the best way to manage long distance travel, they pick an RV out and start traveling together.

This plan literally hits some spike strips when it turns out Akira’s former abusive supervisor has started a colony of people that takes advantage of travelers to exploit their labor. Once again, someone selfishly serving only their own interests is presented as the villain. Hell, this very evil supervisor gets angry at Akira for trying to chill some beers as something kind to do for everyone. The good guy tries to help everyone around him, the bad guy only cares about himself and his own comfort. The show is drilling this theme home hard.

Akira falls into his old pre-zombie life habits due to the abuse coming from his supervisor and ends up being convinced he might actually want to just stay and keep working there instead of fulfilling his own dreams. He is once again saved by Shizuka with a rousing speech. She proclaims how it was Akira who opened her eyes and made her want to live for her own desires and not simply fold over to do what others want from her. Things then take a sharp turn as zombies accidentally are let loose and everyone runs around in a panic. Several people climb onto the tops of trucks, desperately trying to keep alive. Akira sees his old supervisor being chased by zombies. He could simply leave him to die. He could take his friends and try to find a way to escape alone. But he refuses to do any of that and saves everybody he can, even his horrible supervisor. “Standing by while someone’s about to be eaten by zombies isn’t on my bucket list.”

They manage to burn the zombies into a crisp due to Akira’s wild plan to corral the zombies around a food truck before lighting the natural gas inside of it, causing a massive explosion. Then he and Shizuka have this exchange. “Honestly, you’re always doing something crazy.”

“It wasn’t that great.”

“I wasn’t giving you a compliment”

They both laugh, making this moment stick out to me as well. At this point, the show has repeatedly shown that Shizuka’s point of view of wanting to focus on survival isn’t necessarily wrong, that having those ideas to balance out Akira simply jumping into situations thoughtlessly not only keeps him alive, but enables the entire trio to keep doing the things that make them happy. The show repeatedly also condemns those who do things purely for themselves, painting those that are selfish in that way as obvious villains. Zom 100 as a show does not agree with the thinking of people who are giving up any attempts at keeping others safe, selfishly pretending like life is “back to normal” when it’s not. The show has made it abundantly clear that while it is important to do what makes you happy, it should not come at the expense of others. That if risks have to be taken, we should all be allowed to consent to those risks, not having those choices taken away from us by the selfishness of others. That even doing things to stay safe, survive, and protect others, is something we should actively be doing as it brings joy to our lives as well as theirs.

The trio eventually makes it to Akira’s hometown, picking up a new friend to travel with them while having exciting adventures along the way. Gunma houses a group of people doing their best to bring others in, keep them safe, and foster a healthy sustainable community despite the dangers around them. This is the kind of thing COVID conscious people have dreamed of with plenty of them joking about the idea of somehow having a town and moving everyone there to form a community of people actively looking out for and caring about each other. 

Gunma is upheld as the best of what we as humans can do for each other in the middle of a crisis. It reminds me of how at the beginning of all of this, people banded together to help one another, supported essential workers and those in healthcare, began serious discussions about universal healthcare, and more. How for one huge moment, despite the horrors taking place around us, hope swelled for the chance at a brighter future.

The villains of this arc are people who were outcasts in pre-zombie society that are set on getting revenge in some way by letting zombies into Gunma which would destroy the beautiful community being built. And that is where the series abruptly left us after episode 9, going into a hiatus due to production issues. I’m writing, recording, and editing this as the CDC warns we might once again be forced to ration care to those who are sick. As 15,000 people per week are hospitalized due to COVID-19 in the United States with 1000 of them dying weekly. In a world where every one in five adults reports having long covid. All of this devastation is taking place in one country alone, the numbers become even worse when viewed globally. 

These thoughts and world events have all been swirling in my head while waiting for Zom 100 to hopefully return triumphantly from its hiatus and finally air episode 10. It is not lost on me that this series has had massive production issues in an era where shows like Uncle From Another World and NieR: Automata Ver1.1a both faced production issues due to COVID-19. Was COVID-19 a reason why Zom 100 was delayed? We may never know because if you look at the comments online to NieR: Automata’s announcement in particular, you can see just how many people said COVID was not a reasonable excuse. People selfishly saying their personal entertainment is more important than others being permanently disabled or even outright killed certainly puts that line of, “If I have to go on living without doing the things I want to do, I would rather be eaten by zombies” in a whole new context. 

But that very cliffhanger the show has been hanging on is exactly like the precipice we find ourselves upon as we face this ongoing pandemic. I have not read the manga for Zom 100 and thus do not know how this arc will end, just as I am unsure what the future holds in the real world. I know what I hope to see happen in the story. I hope Akira and the gang will selflessly swoop in and do all they can to protect those they love, the community in Gunma, and all it stands for. 

However, I cannot control how Zom 100’s story will conclude just as I cannot control the actions of others regarding the pandemic. It is entirely possible this arc will end in such a way that leaves me with even more complex feelings and questions to tackle than ever before, just as the pandemic has left me questioning all I knew about the innate kindness of people while witnessing how I and others like me have been treated throughout it.

But right now, I want to believe in the indomitable empathy and kindness I know humanity is capable of. I want to believe if we all work together, we will prevail over those who selfishly wish to put their own wants above all else. I will choose to continue doing my best to protect myself and others while building community because that is what truly makes me happy, just like Akira would want me to. Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead has shown me how one person can inspire others to make great changes in their life to truly find happiness. I can only hope my words will inspire you the same way.

[pyrotf2]

you should tell me abt your scu condi scu charlie qpr thing :3

OF COURSEWAUGH ..... okay so they are they are... they are little freaks to me ,,,

so in the mod videos, it's very noticable I think that charlie is much nicer to condi then, like the other two and condi noticeably listens to stuff charlie asks (grizzly too!! ) but hfjddjdkd you know... when they're going to the nether and condi goes in, charlie goes to the portal and quotes, "I'm coming condi," <- bizly was there too btw.

ANYWAY, that little tanget was to say they're like dogs to me.. they're weirdly attached to each other and condi listens to charlie because he is indiesisve sometimes, and thinks Charlie has good judgement ... they kiss, sometimes he follows behind charlie with devotion like a dog ... and charlie is devoted to condi in a , she's special to me, she means the world to me, in a not romantic not platonic way ... charlie imwants condi to stay by his side ... And condi will, shes reliable, like that you know

in 100 days, condi went. not quoted, paraphrased, like "this was the best few days of my life." faggot, they're fags what can I say .. In 100 days its me snd rhe bad bitch i pulled by being in a apocalypse ... condi is guilt filled .. and charlie wants to help..

they're a qpr to me your honour, <3 they're just . Yeah devotion so strong it blends the linesme thinks

[silverjirachi]

Hyrule is Doomed!: A fictionalized retelling of my very chaotic BOTW/TOTK playthrough

"Link" to ao3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/48453127/chapters/122216575

Summary:

Link is the Hero of All of Hyrule, who knows he is the Hero of All of Hyrule. And that basically makes him the best, right? But Link's been asleep for 100 years, and he can't remember why. There's some sort of apocalypse going on, and then another one again, five years later. But that's okay. He is armed with a soup ladle, a pot lid, and a very sexy Sheikah mask. And most importantly: no shirt. Hyrule is in a lot of trouble. But under his professional, expert, and yes, even reckless care, it will certainly not be doomed.

This is an idea that has been swimming in my head for years now. My first drawings of this date back to 2020, when I first played through BOTW. Even further back, I have little line-art drawings of notebook paper from chaotic things that happened during my even earlier Zelda Playthroughs, like in Twilight Princess and Wind Waker, which I also had titled "Hyrule is Doomed!"

In a covid-induced fever dream, I scaled the castle completely shirtless, with no supplies and six hearts very early on in the game, and it sealed my Link-identity/playstyle through this day. I was Link, the Hero of Hyrule, and most importantly a shirtless idiot who runs around with as few hearts as possible and with the Sheikah mask - doing the impossible.

Come join me as I recount for you, in goofy narrative form, all of my best moments from my playthroughs of BOTW/TOTK. Including:

when i went west instead of east off the Great Plateau and didn't notice for days

didn't know how armor worked and then refused to wear it

spent a whole day bombing a bokoblin camp in order to sleep there, and then having a blood moon immediately occur

doing the same thing but with a molduga this time

chaotic Hudson Construction dream home projects

And, most importantly,

Scaling Hyrule Castle, six hearts, shirtless, and defeating Windblight Ganon while having absolutely no context in-game.

The fic will be a series of silly one shots, similar to Stories from Exile, rather than something with a cohesive plot. Just a record of my Favorite, Classic, and Pro-Gamer Moments. It's like a Letsplay, except it already happened, and I am not a streamer.

The fic will feature screenshots and occasionally drawings/video of these things I made as they happened.

Heavy spoilers for BOTW/TOTK obviously, as I have finished both games.

I hope you will join me for the ride!

AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/48453127/chapters/122216575

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[best-underrated-anime]

Best Underrated Anime Group J Round 2: #J5 vs #J8

#J5: Girls live in a school, but not by choice

#J8: Teenage girls find a random guy in a river, adventure ensues

Details and poll under the cut!

#J5: School-Live! (Gakkougurashi!)

Summary:

Carefree high school senior Yuki Takeya looks forward to the School Living Club every day. Consisting of the president Yuuri Wakasa, the athletic Kurumi Ebisuzawa, the mature Miki Naoki, the supervising teacher Megumi Sakura, and club dog Taroumaru, the club prides itself on making the most of life at school. There is only one rule the club members have to follow: all members must live their entire lives within school grounds.

Propaganda:

If you like Madoka Magica, you’ll 100% like this series. It’s hard to explain without spoilers, but it has a huge plot twist in the first episode. The anime is a short one with only 12 episodes, but it has an amazing manga as well! It mixes a cute slice of life high school anime with a darker plot, and it’s handled so well. It doesn’t seem like it’s just dark for the sake of being edgy like some other similar series. It covers topics like mental health and grief well, and it has as happy of an ending as possible for a series like this. The plot twists were executed so well, and I was sobbing by the end of the series.

Trigger Warnings: Animal Cruelty or Death, Graphic Depictions of Cruelty/Violence/Gore, Derealization

#J8: Kemurikusa (TV)

Summary:

A few young girls with strange powers and a tree that has grown through a railcar cling onto life in a desolate land, searching for its last reservoirs of water. Their routine struggle to survive is interrupted by the arrival of Wakaba, a boy with no memory beyond his own name.

The girls and their new companion commit to a perilous journey across seas of burning red fog—all in order to find what they need to sustain themselves on the more distant, dangerous islands swarming with robotic bugs. Their ultimate fate will be decided by their own strength, along with Wakaba's curious ability to understand the Kemurikusa: mysterious glowing leaves with wondrous powers. Besides the girls, Wakaba, and the hordes of ravenous bugs, the Kemurikusa are the last sparks of life surviving in this land. How did things end up this way? Why are there so many empty buildings with no one to live in them? Wakaba and the girls lack the answers to these questions, which means the truth can only be found within the Kemurikusa.

Propaganda:

Here’s ONE bit of propaganda for you: Kemurikusa is made by Tatsuki, the extremely talented director behind the original Kemono Friends anime by Yaoyorozu. This time, Tatsuki’s really stepped up his game: not only is this an improvement from his original short by the same name, this is also both an animation improvement and a writing improvement from the Yaoyorozu made Kemono Friends.

With Tatsuki’s skill as a writer to tell tight, medium-paced stories centering girls and the apocalypse, Kemurikusa focuses on both the emotions of Rin, Rina, and Ritsu, as well as fleshing out Wakaba to be more than just a simple sidekick, but the heart of the series, providing a very typically feminine role of comfort, care, and nurturing. The subversion of typical masculine and feminine roles in the story, especially from a male director, as well as the well-written, well-developed female characters (of which there are about 7, including a spoiler character), is a bonus for people who don’t like stereotypical “cool tough male character/generic nice boring female character who doesn’t do anything” stories.

The concept of a world sapped of resources by technology is also fascinating. [Admin: this part of the propaganda has been cut out due to possible spoilers.] Sadly, I can’t find a trailer, as this anime is SUPER obscure, but I linked the opening video to show another strength as well: the music. Just listen to it: this song is a total banger.

Trigger Warnings: Flashing lights, Child death (in reference to the characters’ motivation to find water)

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SCU Thoughts & What-Ifs

With the 1-year anniversary of the SCU 100-Days in a Minecraft Apocalypse video coming up, I have some tHOUGHTS. Many a thought, if you will.

So without further ado, here’s my self-indulgent SCU thoughts and what-if AUs/thoughts/scenarios that keep the brainrot going strong:

So what if SCU!Charlie actually visited SCU!Tommy after he locked him up so Tommy wouldn’t feel alone?

What if Tommy didn’t escape his prison right away and instead hung out for a day or two so he could plan and figure out how best to proceed? Would he be angry when Charlie forgot about him to tend to repairs?

What if Charlie never died at the end of the video? What if Schlatt found him just interesting enough to keep him alive?

SCU!Tommy finding Zombie!Condi later, wandering around aimlessly and taunting him. Because goddamn. If that’s not irony than what is?

What if Charlie never killed SCU!Tommy during their final confrontation and instead reached a peaceful conclusion? After all, they were “friends” once, weren’t they? (Peaceful Ending)

SCU!Charlie giving Tommy a home and taking him back to his base with him after Day 100.

Charlie having to hide Tommy from Florida Man and the others so that nobody ends up trying to kill each other.

When Florida Man and Ronald leave the base for long periods of time to go exploring (they do it a lot), Charlie takes Tommy into the base with him (Wizzly basically spends all of his time in his wizard tower so it’s not an issue). Tommy insists that Charlie lock the door to his bedroom at night just in case. Charlie finds him in the morning snuggled up all warm and toasty with all of the cows in their pen.

Tommy disappearing for several days/weeks on end but he always comes back to visit Charlie’s base. Usually with a half-hearted attempt to kill the guy.

SCU!Tommy and SCU!Charlie going “grocery shopping” and picking up a bunch of stuff from the local convenience stores and malls that have been abandoned (things like toothbrushes and toothpaste, blankets, puzzles, toys, art stuff, just all sorts of random things that Charlie just goes and picks up to help Tommy feel more comfortable).

Charlie slowly figuring out how to cook/bake (with Florida Man’s help. I just think he’d be good at baking. It’s the vibes) and making cookies for Tommy which he almost likes more than the rotting flesh he’s always carrying around.

Also yes. Florida Man cooks. Florida Man bakes. He’s amazing at it.

Charlie being careful to try to not kill any zombies in front of Tommy if he can help it and Tommy being a lot more willing to rip his brethren apart if they try to attack Charlie.

Imagining Tommy and Charlie reconciling in the other dimension and realizing that they’re stuck. They prep themselves to fight the incoming hoard and suddenly they’re yEETED back to their dimension. The first thing they see when they come to is the lab and a smug-looking Schlatt leaning against the lever.

Tommy finding Zombie!Condi again after Day 100 and bringing him back to the base like “HEY CHARLIE LOOK WHO I FOUND!!!!!” And Charlie just screams.

After Day 100, Tommy being super clingy for the first few days/weeks. He literally won’t let Charlie leave his sight or patrol without him. He forces Charlie to hold his hand a lot so he can make sure that Charlie isn’t going anywhere.

Tommy still wanting to kill Charlie and hurt him even after Day 100, but also not wanting to lose the one person who actually gave a shit about him enough to try to keep him around.

Tommy setting up all sorts of deadly pranks and traps around the base for Charlie & Co. to set off. Imagining him laughing his ass off from wherever he’s perched while he watches them struggle and try not to freaking die.

Tommy establishing himself as a “threat” to Charlie & Co. but also allowing Charlie to see his more vulnerable child-like side when the two of them are alone.

It’s like keeping a lion as a pet. It’s going to try to bite you and scratch you, and it probably doesn’t care about you much outside of seeing you as the source of its food. This creature is not domesticated. This is a wild animal and it is dangerous. If it wanted you dead, you would be. No question about it. But there’s also softer moments where the lion will be excited to see you and want to spend time with you and it purrs and acts like a really big cat. And you can’t help but think “Awwww, cute” and you want to let your guard down. That’s SCU!Charlie & SCU!Tommy.

I have. So many thoughts about them. So. Many.

[hiding-in-the-vault]

Hello there! Are you excited about new Dream Youtube content soon? Because I’m also curious: What is a video idea you would pitch to Dream, if you were given the chance?

Have a wonderful day!

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Hi!!!! :D very excited yessir

This is wayyyy too basic for Dream and his high standards, but I would love to see him do one of those 100 days apocalypse challenges where it gets progressively harder. Ofc with George and Sapnap too, they would get soooo intense about it.

[sin-esthezia]

the ending of the new forge labs video (zombie apocalypse 100 days- incurable edition) has me actually about to sob.

i love sean's videos because he does not take himself seriously whatsoever yet simultaneously manages to make them surprisingly cinematic and interesting. i find myself getting invested every time, especially in the scenario smp videos.

with this one in particular, the ending was just something else honestly. i don't even think he had the intention of making it really impactful or emotional, he just wanted to make it honest and real. but the way he just accepted his fate and peacefully said his final goodbyes to the world and specifically the dog... it was kind of heartbreaking. especially when you take into account how much work he put in to get there yet how quickly he fell, and when you consider how lonely the world of minecraft really is even without a zombie apocalypse wiping out all other life on the planet. the death felt thematic and appropriate somehow.

or maybe i'm just too emotional and looking to deep into it, and it really is just a silly little minecraft video. it's not like anyone is gonna know what im talking about anyway sorry for word vomiting i just had to get this out of my brain somewhere