#law of talos erik

[danigami]

Mizuno had a boyfriend or girlfriend-???

[sylversterlingstarz]

wanted to cook something up with the sandwich trio, so i referenced an iconic touhou meme and ruined it for my satisfaction (and that of like three other people)

its been a while since i drew jinam btw, and its also the first time i drew the trio actually together so feel free to judge ig

[marblesmind]

I love OCTs because where else can you watch an amusement park statue throw a train at a vampire and see a possessed 17 yo in a murder robot crash a wedding IN THE SAME CANON

[aion-rsa]

Are All Marvel Villains Androids, Aliens, or Wizards?

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It is now T-minus one week until the long-awaited premiere of Marvel’s next Disney+ series, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, on March 19. To mark the show’s impending arrival, Marvel is ramping up its publicity game and unleashing new trailers and clips of Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes in action.

In one such clip, released today, Sam shares an interesting theory with his rival/counterpart Bucky. Give it a look below to see what we mean. 

“The Big Three – androids, aliens, wizards. Every time we fight, we fight one of the three,” Sam says.

Bucky tries to challenge Sam’s assertion by pointing out there are no wizards. Sam immediately counters with Doctor Strange. “A sorcerer is a wizard without a hat.” 

Fair play, Falcon! The conversation ends there but Sam might be onto something with his theory of The Big Three. But just like any good theory, it needs some strenuous scientific testing. Let’s do that testing right now by looking back at the big bad of every MCU film released thus far (plus the studio’s first official television effort, WandaVision) to see which villains can be categorized as: androids, aliens, wizards, or other. 

Obadiah Stane (Iron Monger)

Movie: Iron Man Villain Type: ANDROID

Obadiah Stane isn’t a literal android. He is a flesh and blood human being underneath all that Iron Monger armor. But viewing him as an android seems in keeping with the spirit of Sam Wilson’s Big Three argument. Let’s just give The Falcon a win out of the gate.

Emil Blonsky (Abomination)

Movie: The Incredible Hulk Villain Type: OTHER

Like The Hulk, himself, Abomination is an enhanced human rage monster. He has no mechanical parts, so he is not an Android. He also comes from Earth, so he is not an alien. If we wanted to be suuuuuuper generous, we could say the gamma rays that created both The Hulk and Abomination are so scientifically advanced that they may as well be magic, making him a wizard. But that’s too much of a stretch. Emil is in the “Other” category.

Ivan Vanko (Whiplash)

Movie: Iron Man 2 Villain Type: OTHER

If Ivan Vanko decided to completely cover his body with Iron Monger-style armor, we may have an argument for Android. But really, he’s just a mad scientist who loves his bird. One could also make the argument that Justin Hammer is the real villain of Iron Man 2. That’s a fair point but it leads to the same result: “Other.”

Loki

Movie: Thor Villain Type: WIZARD

Wait, why isn’t Loki an alien? He comes from a different world in outer space, whether that be Asgard or Jotunheim. It’s important to remember, however, that Loki isn’t an alien to the other Asgardian characters in Thor. Instead, let’s call him a Wizard due to his advanced magical capabilities. 

Johann Schmidt (Red Skull)

Movie: Captain America: The First Avenger Villain Type: OTHER

Red Skull does like to meddle in the magic of the Tesseract. He also has a very wizardly appearance when he is cast off to Vormir. A wizardly appearance does not a wizard make though. Johann Schmidt is an augmented human being just like Steve Rogers or Bruce Banner. 

Loki

Movie: The Avengers Villain Type: ALIEN

Surprise! Loki is a Wizard in Thor but an Alien in The Avengers. That’s because the perspective of The Avengers is mostly Earthbound. And to we mortals on Earth, Loki really is an alien leading a War of the Worlds-style invasion in New York.

Aldrich Killian

Movie: Iron Man 3 Villain Type: ANDROID

Aldrich Killian certainly doesn’t have the look of an Android. But due to the amount of Extremis genetic manipulation his body has endured, he is basically more machine than man. And if you’re tempted to say “Aldrich Killian can’t be an android! He has human sentience and intelligence” then you’re gonna have to keep that same energy when we get to Ultron.

Malekith

Movie: Thor: The Dark World Villain Type: ALIEN

Malekith is a hard one to nail down. We’ve already established that Loki can’t be an alien in Thor because he’s a peer to his fellow Asgardians (even if he is a Frost Giant). Given that Malekith comes from another one of the Nine Realms, Svartalfheim, it’s fair to call him an Alien.

Bucky Barnes (The Winter Soldier)

Movie: Captain America: The Winter Soldier Villain Type: ANDROID

Look, the rules are pretty loose here. You have your memory wiped and you get a vibranium arm? Android. Technically, Alexander Pierce and the compromised SHIELD are the real villains of this movie. But bear in mind that Sam Wilson says that everyone they fought falls into one of those three categories. It’s Bucky who does the lion’s share of fighting in this film.

Ronan the Accuser

Movie: Guardians of the Galaxy Villain Type: ALIEN

This is another tough one. Would Ronan the Accuser be considered an alien among his galactic peers? Given that the Kree Empire is a rival to the Nova Empire, let’s go ahead and alienize Ronan. 

Ultron

Movie: Avengers: Age of Ultron Villain Type: ANDROID

Duh.

Darren Cross (Yellowjacket)

Movie: Ant-Man Villain Type: OTHER

If the Iron Monger armor makes Obadiah Stane an Android, then why doesn’t the Yellowjacket suit make Darren Cross an Android? Great question! The answer is…I don’t know. Hank Pym’s shrinking technology just seems like more of a tool for human beings than an at-times autonomous piece of armor. 

Helmut Zemo

Movie: Captain America: Civil War Villain Type: OTHER

Helmut Zemo is a disaffected Sokovian radical. He does not fit any of the other three categorizations. 

Kaecilius

Movie: Doctor Strange Villain Type: WIZARD

Duh.

Ego

Movie: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Villain Type: ALIEN

Sure, a sentient Celestial planet is an alien.

Adrian Toomes (The Vulture)

Movie: Spider-Man: Homecoming Villain Type: OTHER

Adrian Toomes is not only just a human being, he might be one of the MCU’s most human villains. To the “Other” category with you, Vulture. 

Hela

Movie: Thor: Ragnarok Villain Type: WIZARD

As the all-powerful goddess of death, Hela defies easy categorization. But you know what? If Thor-era Loki falls under the category of Wizard, then so too does Hela. 

Erik Stevens (Killmonger)

Movie: Black Panther Villain Type: OTHER

Human. Very human. 

Thanos

Movie: Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame Villain Type: ALIEN

Thanos is the big bad of the MCU’s Infinity Saga. He’s also a consummate alien invader. He comes from the stars to wipe out half of all life on Earth. Well, he wipes out half of all life in the universe, but it’s the former that matters to our Earthly perspective.

Ava Starr (Ghost)

Movie: Ant-Man and the Wasp Villain Type: OTHER

Whenever Pym particles and advanced levels of technology are involved, you always want to at least give consideration to “Android.” But “Other” is still very much the answer here. Ava Starr isn’t even really the main villain of Ant-Man and the Wasp so much as she is a victim. Perhaps she should be omitted entirely from the villain discussion.

Yon-Rogg

Movie: Captain Marvel Villain Type: ALIEN

Since Carol Danvers is our protagonist and Captain Marvel is told from her perspective, it’s safe to call Jude Law’s Yon-Rogg an alien. 

Quentin Beck (Mysterio)

Movie: Spider-Man: Far From Home  Villain Type: OTHER

Quentin Beck is a normal human being and therefore an “Other.” I’m just realizing something now though – why did Quentin Beck go by his real name to Talos (posing as Nick Fury) and Peter Parker? Surely, he has Stark Industries listed on his LinkedIn page. Could the entire plot of this movie have been avoided if anyone thought to run a Google search on this guy who claims he’s from another dimension?

Agatha Harkness

Show: WandaVision Villain Type: WIZARD

Who’s the wizard lady pulling every evil string? It was Agatha All Along!

Results

This all leads to the Marvel villain final tally of…

ALIEN – 6 ANDROID – 4 WIZARD – 4 OTHER – 9

It looks like Sam Wilson almost has the right of it. More than half of Marvel villains can be described as androids, aliens, or wizards. But the “Other” option is bigger than any single one of those three categories. 

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[locke-writes]

Current Inspiration

The characters on this list are only the ones I feel inspired to write for. They are not the only characters I will be taking requests for. All characters are available to request.

The Talented Mr Ripley: Tom Ripley, Dickie Greenleaf

House MD: Wilson, House

Marvel: Tony Stark, Peter Parker, Clint Barton, Wanda Maximoff, Talos, Yon Rogg, Carol Danvers, Drax, Thor, Valkyrie, Scott Lang, Bucky Barnes, Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanoff, Gamora, Nebula

Halt and Catch Fire: Joe, Gordon, Donna, Cameron

It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: Mac, Dennis, Charlie, Dee

BBC Merlin: Gwaine, Arthur, Gwen. Morgana, Mordred, Merlin, Percival

To Kill A Mockingbird: Atticus Finch

13 Going On 30: Matt Flamhaff

All the Real Girls: Paul

Trainspotting: Renton, Sick Boy, Begbie, Spud

Daredevil: Matt Murdock, Foggy Nelson, James Wilson, Karen Paige

Clerks: Randall, Dante

Mallrats: Brodie

Ghosts of Girlfriends Past: Connor Mead

Mad Men: Don Draper, Ken Cosgrove, Pete Campbell, Harry Crane, Sal Romano

Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure/Bogus Journey: Bill, Ted

Law and Order SVU: Sonny Carisi, Rafael Barba, Nick Amaro, Mike Dodds, Amanda Rollins

Inception: Eames, Arthur

Stranger Things: Jim Hopper, Steve Harrington, Mike, Eleven, Dustin, Will, Lucas, Max

Booksmart: Amy, Jared, Molly, Hope

What We Do In The Shadows: Vladislav, Viago, Deacon, Laszlo, Nandor, Nadja, Guillermo

John Wick Trilogy: John Wick, Santino D’Antonio

Star Wars: Han Solo (Original and Sequel), Leia (Original and Sequel), Luke (Original and Sequel), Rey, Finn, Poe, Kylo Ren, Hux, Cassian Andor, Bodhi Rook

Crazy Ex Girlfriend: Rebecca Bunch, Nathaniel Plimpton, Paula Proctor, Greg Serrano

Diner: Eddie, Fen, Boogie

Pushing Daisies: Ned, Chuck

New Girl: Cece, Schmidt, Winston, Ally, Jess, Nick, Coach

Trouble in the Heights: Nevada Ramirez

Friends: Joey, Chandler, Phoebe, Rachel, Monica

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Buffy, Willow, Xander, Angel, Spike, Giles

Brooklynn 99: Jake, Amy, Holt, Rosa

X-Men: Charles Xavier, Erik Lehnsherr, Logan Howlett/Wolverine, Pietro Maximoff, Victor Creed/Sabretooth

Requests are Open!

[ladystylestores]

Hungary transgender law throws community into limbo

Ivett Ordog, 39, is one of those affected by the new law banning legal gender changes. “While I would never go back to living the life of a male — that weird alien I used to see in the mirror — I’m also living in fear because I have no idea what’s next,” she says.

The coronavirus pandemic presents a major threat to countries’ health systems, economies and most vulnerable people.

But advocates for the transgender community say Hungary has chosen this moment to bring in a law that hurts transgender people, one of its most marginalized groups. While Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was ruling by decree, the government brought in a new law banning legal gender changes — although it did not take advantage of its emergency powers to pass the law.

The bill, passed by parliament on May 19 and signed into law a week later, states that “sex at birth” will be recorded in Hungary’s civil registry — and may not be changed later on identification documents such as driving licenses and passports.

Hungarians are only permitted to choose from a registry of specifically “male” or “female” names in accordance with their ascribed sex marker. They aren’t allowed to use a name from the other sex category on their legal documents, and there are no gender-neutral names — so many intersex, transgender and non-binary people will be forced to be legally tied to a name that, they say, does not reflect them.

Iceland, Sweden and Finland had similar rules allowing names only from set lists until they were changed in recent years.

“When I first heard about this new law, I got very angry. Angry because this country, which is very much part of my identity — and I am very proud that I am Hungarian — says to me that it doesn’t want me to be who I am. It is very dehumanizing,” says Daniel Gyarmati, 20. He realized he was transgender four years ago, at around the time the government first suspended legal gender recognition, making him “despair.” Gyarmati wanted to go to university but feared people seeing his old name in the system. When the suspension was lifted for a few months before the April 2018 election, Gyarmati was able to change his name and start university “with a calm heart.” The change will stand despite the new law.

“My claim for name and gender change has not been approved yet, so I am one of the great victims of this law,” says Laura Andrassy, 28. “I am outraged. … I am upset, but I am not surprised, sadly. I will fight for my right because I want to have a family later on, but this law hinders me from that. If I can not do it here, I will do so in another place in this world.” Andrassy says she began to accept who she was after she got to know the trans community while living in France and the US. “In Paris, acceptance was never a question. Even in Utah, one of the most conservative places in the US, there is more acceptance than in Hungary,” she says.

Transgender rights groups say this change will mean trans, non-binary and intersex people are exposed to potential discrimination every time they use a bank, rent property or apply for jobs.

Photographer Akos Stiller, who is based in Budapest, wanted to capture portraits of the people who may lose the chance to determine their own identities under the new law.

“I knew that they must take a very hard road, as well emotionally, physically, to become the gender they wish to be — and this made me believe, these persons are facing really tough challenges.”

After the legislation was proposed, he said, “I started to feel that to share their stories is a necessity.”

“Society sometimes can be judged really by how it deals with its minorities, or deals with the most vulnerable members. I think it’s very important to know these people’s stories.”

Noé Horvath, 30, realized he was transgender when he was 18. “I was afraid of what would be if I told my parents about my identity — would I be kicked out of the family?” When he was 26, he decided “that if I want to live a happy life, I have to do something about this.” He began his transition on March 8, 2017, International Women’s Day. After two months of taking hormones, he says, “nobody could have seen that I was born as a woman, but my papers still showed that I was a woman.” He says he had some embarrassing situations where people didn’t know his bank card belonged to him. Horvath was one of a group of transgender applicants who filed a successful lawsuit through the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to change gender while the process was suspended.

Hungary is a member of the EU, but Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has been forging his own path. He has introduced a series of laws tightening regulations on the media, central bank, constitutional court and non-governmental organizations, moves that EU leaders have warned would undermine Hungary’s democracy. In 2012, Hungary’s new constitution defined life as beginning at conception and marriage as being between a man and a woman, and failed to forbid discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation. In 2016, the legal route to changing gender was suspended, and was only briefly lifted in the months before the 2018 election.

LGBTQ rights group Háttér Society tells CNN there are concerns the new law could be expanded to people who have already legally changed gender. Board member Tamás Dombos says the association has already had calls from trans people considering leaving the country — or even suicide.

While many countries have legal routes to change gender, how easy it is varies from country to country, and discrimination against trans people is common worldwide. The Trans Murder Monitoring project recorded 2,982 murders of trans and gender-diverse people globally between January 1, 2008, and September 30, 2018.

Ivett Ordog, left, says that as someone who is not visibly transgender, she faces “awkward and sometimes dangerous situations” whenever she shows her ID because she has to come out every time. Ordog had transitioned when she met her partner Atanaz Talos, 30. Talos was still living as a woman but wanted to transition, and has now done so. Ordog considered herself a lesbian at the time and says she had to consider how she felt about that. “I have come to a conclusion that it’s not his gender I am loving, and I can love him as a man.”

Anna Hídvégi, 28, took a long time to accept that she was transgender after she was called names as a child. “Elementary school was terrible for me. I was bullied a lot,” she said. She changed her name when she was 24. “When I first heard about this new law I got very mad for one day, very depressed for the next, but on the third, I thought, let’s do something about it. As an activist I am trying to talk as much about it as possible. They can try to change back my gender, but I will not cooperate with them in any way. I will go to jail if needed.”

The Hungarian government defended the law, telling CNN in an emailed statement that it “does not affect men’s and women’s right to freely experience and exercise their identities as they wish.”

“In no way does the relevant section of the bill that some people criticize prevent any person from exercising their fundamental rights arising from their human dignity or from living according their identity,” the statement continued.

Since coming to power in 2010, Orbán has been chipping away at LGBTQ rights in Hungary.

Hungary recognizes legal unions for same-sex couples, but the ruling Fidesz party, which has become increasingly populist under Orbán, opposes the legalization of same-sex marriage. There have also been proposals in recent years to strip away rights from same-sex couples, warns Dombas, although these were not passed by the parliament.

In 2018, Orbán angered universities by banning gender studies programs and government lawmakers attacked Coca-Cola for running ads that included images of same-sex couples kissing. One government lawmaker called for a ban on the Budapest Pride Parade and the Speaker of the National Assembly called gay men and lesbians second-class citizens, and likened same-sex adoption to pedophilia.

Eszter Berencsi, 29, believes it is ”unethical” that the government brought in this law during the coronavirus crisis “as anybody against it doesn’t have the democratic right to oppose that — you cannot demonstrate against it, you cannot organize in person against it, because of the restrictions.” Berencsi says she knew since kindergarten “that something was not all right with me” but buried the feelings. At around 9 years old, she realized that she didn’t “have to live in this body forever” and found it “comforting” during puberty to know she could change later. In 2016, she began her transition. “I don’t receive anything negative in my everyday life, although they say I am quite ‘passing,’ meaning you wouldn’t say I have not been born as a woman,” she says.

A 2019 poll by Median research group cited by the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA) found that 70% of Hungarians believed that trans people should have access to legal gender recognition.

Katrin Hugendubel, advocacy director for ILGA-Europe, said in a statement that legal gender recognition was “the bedrock of access to equality and non-discrimination for trans and intersex people,” and without it, they would be “subject to immense stigma, discrimination, harassment, and violence” when performing simple tasks such as visiting the doctor or applying for a cellphone.

Rights groups including Háttér Society are now requesting the law be sent for review to the Constitutional Court, the principal organization protecting the Hungarian democratic state, which decides on the constitutionality of acts of parliament.

“In this case, this would be such a direct conflict with the government, and we are a bit afraid that they might not be brave enough to do that,” said Dombos.

Erik Erdős, 23, is a trans activist who spent years accepting who he was but now cannot legally change gender. “I am afraid to file my papers. I wouldn’t know in how many years they would be evaluated. There is such an uncertainty. I am afraid to get denied. It was a very long journey for me to realize I am transgender. I was around 20, and I had four suicide attempts before that. When I admitted to myself I am transgender, that was a huge relief for me. Finally I have realized what was the ‘problem’ with me all along.” When gender recognition was suspended in Hungary in 2016, he says, “I felt hopeless. I was alone then.”

Adam Csikós, 23, received his documents two years ago but says he has always dreaded that a law would take away his happiness. He says that in middle school, he tried to fit in as a girl but still cut his hair short because that reflected who he was. He felt that how he experienced things internally differed from what people around him expected from him. “I never had illusions that I can live happily ever after in peace. I have expected that after years, because of some law, my past will return. The many bad feelings will return because legally I couldn’t use the name and gender I lived my everyday life with,” he says.

Háttér says it has been approached by thousands of transgender people seeking legal support, and plans to help some to challenge the law in the country’s lower courts. Meanwhile, 23 applicants have taken their case to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) with the help of Transvanilla Transgender Association. But the court process could take years, according to Dombos.

Photographer Stiller says Hungary’s new law looks like a plan to create “misery” for people who are often already dealing with self-doubt over their identity.

“This is really an effort for them to realize, actually, that’s how they should be, how they should live their life,” he said. “I think it’s really hard, and it should be respected.”

He hopes his photographs will make people in Hungary and around the world think more about transgender people and be “more sympathetic to their struggles, to their feelings, to how they want to live their life.”

As the world battles huge challenges, including a deadly virus, the simple wish to choose a legal identity now seems increasingly out of reach for Hungary’s transgender people.

Zsanett Séra, 28, began trying to change gender in August 2018 and recently had it certified after several lawsuits and back-and-forth processes through the system. “Even though I have received this change, I am afraid that this new law will withdraw this,” says Séra. “I find it outrageous that I fought for this name change for one-and-a-half years … and with just a stroke of a pen they take it back.” She believes only a small percentage of society sees trans people in a negative light. “This minority is very loud on the internet and very quiet in reality,” she says.

Akos Stiller is a photographer based in Budapest, Hungary. He is represented by Redux Pictures. Follow him on Facebook and Instagram.

Photo editors: Brett Roegiers and Sarah Tilotta

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Confirmadas dos escenas en los créditos de 'Capitana Marvel'. Marvel Studios acabar de celebrar el primer pase de prensa de Capitana Marvel, que llega a las salas de cine el 8 de marzo, y podemos confirmarte que la película protagonizada por Brie Larson (Carol Danvers) contendrá dos escenas en los créditos. Según Sonaiya Kelley, de Los Angeles Times, el filme de Anna Boden y Ryan Fleck incluye una escena antes incluso de comenzar -el tributo a Stan Lee- y otras dos postcréditos. "Y la expectación por ENDGAME se aviva rotundamente con esta película". Por otro lado, Kelley señala que la cinta funciona como "una eficaz precuela de Vengadores" además de recordar en cierto sentido a Capitán América: El Primer Vengador (2011). Brandon Davis (Comic Book) asegura que los fans que hayan leído los cómics quedarán enamorados por completo y Erik Davis, de Fandango, opina que nunca se vuelve aburrida por su atmósfera 'sci-fi' noventera y porque "siempre está cambiando". Según las estimaciones, el estreno amasará unos 120 millones de dólares en EE.UU. La oscarizada actriz Brie Larson (La habitación) se mete en la piel de la superheroína Capitana Marvel, que defenderá la Tierra de los efectos de una guerra entre dos razas alienígenas: los kree y los skrulls. Completan el reparto Samuel L. Jackson (Nick Furia), Ben Mendelsohn (Talos), Djimon Hounsou (Korath 'El Perseguidor'), Lee Pace (Ronan 'El Acusador'), Lashana Lynch (Maria Rambeau), Gemma Chan (Minn-Erva), Clark Gregg (Phil Coulson) y Jude Law (Walter Lawson/Mar-Vell).

[sylversterlingstarz]

*drops this redraw and runs* (i only redrew it for the sake of fancytiering)

eric is still a prospit heir of light and mizuno is now a derse page of void bc hey, mizuno naturally relies on others for guidance, especially when it comes to that voice in his head bc its basically like brain ghost dirk or rufio, but throughout time, mizuno eventually fleshes out as a person beyond round three and shows his fullest potential as the competition ends

[sylversterlingstarz]

sandwich trio headcanon time!!!!!!!!! (i procrastinated and ignored jinams hc sheet for a few months - my bad)

i might do some doodles relating to these hcs soon, i probably will bc theyre something like a sub-special interest of a way larger interest of mine, and i already find myself relating to the trio a lot too so... stay tuned for the next few months for that ig

[sylversterlingstarz]

happy autism acceptance month to this autistic white guy i guess 8:P ... im just shocked that i was able to get this done this month

i tried making the hands resemble the infinity symbol like how people make hearts with their hands, so i really just added the infinity there for either convenience or confusion

[sylversterlingstarz]

happy 420 easter, heres something i drew last year (hence why my design for eric looks outdated) based on this ask cailen recieved

im a minor and i doubt ill try this weed stuff any time soon if ever, even for medical use, i fear getting high, but if u wanna do it, do it, do it and stay safe this april 20th

[sylversterlingstarz]

(art + desc under the cut)

this is probably one of the more hopeful things ive worked on recently, despite going through a recent breakup with aiden and stress from school, waterpockets and art of eric and mizuno has already helped me out a ton over the past few months emotionally and motivationally, whether for art or whatnot, and without it and u guys, idk where id be (probably buried), so consider this art a thank u or personal joy harbinger, idk

basically, thank u so much for supporting me along the way, ur doing great!!

[sylversterlingstarz]

a prospit dreaming heir of light and a derse dreaming mage of void (i completed the sketch)

combining two media interests into one is either heaven or hell (for me, it led me to waste many hours on classpecting various oct contestants), and thats what i did, im gonna do more contestants eventually bc my conclusions finally made me feel smart in a way that isnt academic

explanations for the classpecting below cut due to possible lore spoilers

anyways eric is an heir of light according to me bc of how hes, well, an heir to his family business (and the fact that heirs often have to do with death in a way, with eric having to deal with the eventual loss of his grandfather), and light being based on his innovativeness and his yearning to know/experience more, especially for the company, even if it leads him being seen as arrogant or insensitive in a way, but his resourcefulness balances that out

for mizuno, he had already experienced a lot, yet he still has a lot of opportunities and potential to grow as a person... or former lab experiment/escapee, anyways, also leading him to be skeptical and eccentric in a way through his shyness and skepticism, as well as him receiving knowledge through both experience and that little voice in his head (which i believe is a rogue/thief of breath, if the real voices physical form is even alive)

to be fair, most of it is just through both vibes and aspects of their character/personality, so feel free to disagree and fight me in the comments or inbox abt what u think

[sylversterlingstarz]

sigh

thank u eluna for reminding me that a fic of mizuno being cooked into a delicious gourmet meal once existed, im glad its gone from ao3 tho, if it got reposted on anywhere like wattpad, however, i will genuinely lose it

[sylversterlingstarz]

i guess most of us agree that our man eric will become a magical "girl" if it were for kyubey, goddamn that poll drove me insane with hypotheses after voting, and now i drew him under kyubeys little contract, aint that great?

i swear im at that phase where i make my muses (or in this case, eric, concerningly) suffer, first in a soup vid and now whatever this is, bc i aint getting my hands on the actual madoka magica anime due to my emotional state over the past few weeks

(also props to kyubeys-contract for creating the poll that inspired this in the first place)

[sylversterlingstarz]

guys i think hes in the thick of it

i swear im gonna get beaten up for making this but at the same time, i feel like eric would advertise to gen z with the worst memes possible (including u guessed it, that one ksi song we all unanimously hate) despite fitting into the generation demographic, ironic, i know, whatever gives the guy money ig lol