#laberynth

[jarethgoddess]

[oicuperp]

girl how do u write laberinth

[thebubblesareevil]

Danny plays superman

Danny is in metropolis for school and Superman is off planet or in another dimension with the justice league

Danny is sleep deprived and studying for exams so when some super villain asshole interrupts his daily routine he puts them down swiftly only to flee the scene thinking he’ll be found out.

Instead, as he gets to his dorm ready to flee the city one of his dorm mates stops him to show him a funny post about superman stopping a giant robot on laundry day.

What he sees is a blurry, indistinct photo of him destroying the robot.

Danny decided he can work with this.

He was tired of villains fucking around with his day just because superman was out of town for a bit and gets one of the ghosts to help him make a perfect replica of the suit.

He’s bulked up over the years and learned to control his transformation so now all he has to do is transform everything but his hair and eyes and just refuse interviews for a bit

Easy peasy!….until he meets his, we’ll Superman’s, clone.

Superboy confronts the counterfeit kryptonian about him slacking on his duties only to immediately realize this isn’t Superman.

This dudes chill though so Conner decides to just go with it

He doesn’t mind being Danny’s second clone

Lex is confounded by Superman’s sudden immunity to kryptonite

When Superman gets back no one says shit. Why would they? It’s been a completely normal month in metropolis. Though with less property damage.

Conner already explained things to Lois so she doesn’t say anything. She wants to see how long they can keep it up.

2 years pass before clark finds out.

The rest of the league figured it out at various points during the first year

Clark will never live this down

[arthur-lesters-right-arm]

Arthur the typa guy to get put in a labyrinth

[neovallense]

[lo-55]

Listened to all of @desertskiespodcast in one night and almost started bawling my eyes out at the microscope on the season finale

[dullwitandravens]

I just want to get in before anyone can do to much testing and say that i think ugin's laberynth is a total mediocre card. it feels fine in some decks and i'm sure it will see some competitive play, but people saying that it's the best card in the set are thouroughly mislead. Watching spike try to brew with it has only affirmed this belied.

[randomclownsheep]

This jewel over here

y'all what is a movie from the 80s that is YOUR movie? like for whatever reason. it's incredibly nostalgic, you love it a lot, it just makes you feel good, you connect deeply with it. basic answers welcome

[taniahylian]

Sonetto: The most voilent character in the suitcase

No, this isn't a joke... well, it kinda is? But I also have proof that Sonetto is very violent and impulsive, despite also being the by-the-book righteous girl we know her to be.

First of all, in the epilogue, Sonetto and Regulus fight, and then Regulus falls to the ground, clutching her arm and saying it's broken. Now, we know she was just pretending, but Sonetto didn't know that, and what was her response?

I mean... if your enemy is already on the ground, and seemingly injured, why ask her to fight you again??? Wtf Sonetto. Good thing Vertin had her own agenda and prevented further confrontation.

Then, in ch1, Sonetto and Sotheby are lost in the underground Laberynth of the Walden and then finally see a stage behind a brick wall. Sotheby even remarks it looks like there's a party outside. Sonetto's immediate response? She wants to blast the freaking wall.

Again, she has to be stopped, this time by Sotheby, who reminds her that an explosion could hurt ppl and they shouldn't act so impulsively. Starting to see a pattern here?

Then, after Forget me Not delivers the "good news" and the gang escapes through the Laberynth, they run into another pair of Italians.

Schneider is carrying Marian on her back and comforting her, not to mention that the two girls look very alike. Yet, when Sonetto sees this sight, she accuses her of being the one who had been torturing Marian and then, without waiting for an explanation, immediately attacks rather violently (the game even points it out).

Granted, there are also instances where this violent side of Sonetto comes in handy, like all the times she fights the manus, but especially when she's told Vertin joined the enemy and Schneider died, and she responds by seeking vengace through combat.

Schneider even remarks that Sonetto was rather fierce during the fight.

BUT we're not done yet with Sonetto's impulsiveness! In ch3 someone is following her around at the rehabilitation center and, after unsuccessfully trying to lose them, she grabs a trash bag and puts it on their head.

Now, imo this was very reasonable and smart, since she didn't know who was following her. What was a bit more problematic however, is that she then proceeded to beat this individual, whose identity was still unknown to her btw, despite the fact that Matilda didn't attack her and was just trying to escape.

And finally... the one impulsive act that almost cost Sonetto her own life:

She broke the vow of silence and attacked Arcana in the hall of truth despite the oath she made and the fact that Arcana didn't even try to get close to them; we just see her clapping and then putting a finger to her lips to indicate silence, yet Sonetto immediately casted a spell.

Now, I don't want to be too hard on her, I know this is what she was taught to do all her life, plus it's her nature as a protective doggo to act this way, but I do think it's something she should work on.

Plus, it's kinda hilarious that a character whose signature phrase is "may the peace be with us" is anything but peaceful, don't you think? XD

[kirumarythechair]

hey by the whay whip your kids by yiur favorite martian has the same backround melody as laberynth by miracle musical i swear

[funshinebf]

i will never know how to correctly spell labrynth it just will never happen. ir always looks wrong. laberynth. labrynth. labyrynth. just kill me at this point

[confessionsofamagicalhero]

feeling like a fraud for being unable to acces the astral realm (+ heavy conservative parents so no tutorial books for me lol) nd having SHIIT clair senses. like. i SOMEHOW managed to do a contract but I feel so fake for not being able to get into a single laberynth :/.

you’re 100% not a fraud, especially not because of consequences you cannot control!! there isn’t a single perfect magical hero.

there are a lot of free online books on this kind of stuff, i hope you could find some stuff out there! sorry that i don’t have much more advice

[michimiart-blog]

Y'all, remember my post of my Rain Code swap AU?

Well, I finally have a role for Yakou and Shinigami.

My guy will take Vivia's role, so he has the Spectral Projection Forte, and Shinigami will be an Amaterasu Researcher and Tenko's older sister!

I wanted to do this for the Rain Code Ship Week, since that's the prompt I mostly looked forward to, but I was conflicted on drawing this scene of Yakou finding about Chief Tenko's note and past, or recreate that one scene in the Mystery Laberynth of Chap.4 with Yakou fighting Yuma in order to keep the Chief's secret.

Unfortunately, I had a lot of trouble with the scene so I stuck with this one.

Context below the cut!

Tenko and Sherley (Shinigami's human name for this) were really close, even when choosing different career paths, they still shared part of their lives.

This means that Sherley and Tenko were just in a casual meeting on the cafe when the hitman found them, attempted to gunshot Sherley and Tenko defended her sister.

Tenko still had to pay the damages and Sherley helped.

Sherley wanted to expose Dr. Aide (Fake Zilch who takes Huesca's role)'s dealings with Guillamine (since she is the Peacekeepers director in this) and she got killed by Yomi (who takes Fake Zilch's role as a hitman) in a wanna-be accident, 4 years before the current events.

Tenko attempts to investigate and almost got to Yomi and Dr. Aide involvement before one of her last employees got killed and she took this as a huge warning, stopping the investigation.

Fast forward to a really depressed state, she receives this letter by Guillamine, the Master Detectives arrive (Melami, Shachi, Iruka, Yakou and Yuma respectively) and the plans goes mostly similar, with the exception mayhaps that Yakou fell in love with the Chief and was more fierce on protecting her in the Mystery Laberynth.

Contrary to Vivia in the game who finally accepted Yuma's stance, in this AU, Yakou didn't do it, mostly because he didn't like that victims of injustice are killed rather than the real culprits (even though Tenko did commit murder), that was a jab for the fact that they couldn't execute Guillamine.

Also, contrary to Vivia who left after the Chief was declared dead, in this AU Yakou stayed by Tenko's side until he was forced to leave due to her body being taken to the Restricted Area.

And Yakou actually stayed on Kanai Ward after everyone left the city.

[ace-of-garlic-breads]

Guys. It's been 12 days since my last SMATLL post.....I gotta change that 😔

(It's in the WIPS dw. And its not a redraw of the FIC but of a PJO scene. Ur only Hint: Battle of the Laberynth)

[animationnut]

Since you gave your thoughts about RVB Restoration, what were your thoughts about Season 14-17 (not counting 18 since that Season was meh/suck).

Season 14 was fun! Some episodes were a miss, but I really loved the Lego episode, the musical episode, and the movie-making episode.

I’ve only seen Season 15-17 once, so I don’t remember too much off the top of my head. I did enjoy 15, and I thought Temple having a vengeance against the Freelancers was a cool concept. And Vic showing up was a neat surprise.

Wasn’t too big a fan of Season 16. The time travelling thing was weird to me, but we got Sister back, so that was a plus. Also the Donut vs Doc fight was epic.

I really enjoyed Season 17. I’m a big fan of Donut, so having him front and center was a gift. I like the exploration of his relationship with Wash, and the rest of the Reds and Blues. Also, the fear laberynth? Gives me chills.

[noosphe-re]

labyrinth (n.)

c. 1400, laberynthe (late 14c. in Latinate form laborintus) "labyrinth, maze, great building with many corridors and turns," figuratively "bewildering arguments," from Latin labyrinthus, from Greek labyrinthos "maze, large building with intricate passages," especially the structure built by Daedelus to hold the Minotaur, near Knossos in Crete, a word of unknown origin. Apparently from a pre-Greek language; traditionally connected to Lydian labrys "double-edged axe," symbol of royal power, which fits with the theory that the original labyrinth was the royal Minoan palace on Crete. It thus would mean "palace of the double-axe." But Beekes finds this "speculative" and compares laura "narrow street, narrow passage, alley, quarter," also identified as a pre-Greek word. Used in English for "maze" early 15c., and in figurative sense of "confusing state of affairs" (1540s). As the name of a structure of the inner ear, the essential organ of hearing, from 1690s.

—Etymonline