#making friends in theory

[remynisce]

Love to see the evolution of their dynamic in the latest chapters

[stil-lindigo]

the vulture.

a comic about cycles.

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[evercelle]

a story that can't be obtained again

[rwarwick]

[chloesimaginationthings]

The real reason Michael has a British accent in FNAF…

[b1adie]

COULD VERITAS RATIO BE A WORM?

see the updated theory HERE

the answer 😏 may surprise you

ok listen to me. a long time ago aha made a worm really smart and tried to get it into the genius society. but even though that worm was smart as hell, nous did not give a fuck about it.

you know who else is smart as hell but nous doesnt give a fuck about?

heh. yeah. thats right. despite many people (including himself) feeling like nous should have recognized him a loooong time ago, that computer just doesn’t care.

now, we are left to wonder… why does nous refuse to acknowledge this man..?

i think it’s quite obvious.

my theory is that aha made a SECOND worm really smart. and Then they made the worm into a sexy guy.

and now they’re outside nous’s window, giggling, as everyone in the universe ponders why veritas ratio is not permitted into the genius society.

“what’s wrong, nous? he’s a genius, isn’t he? let him in,” aha goads.

nous is glitching in frustration. “it’s the worm again. i know it’s the worm again.”

[undertheshivers]

And what if Jinx escaped? Left behind a few things to move forward? What if she finally rode on "one of those things" and got out of Zaun and Piltover?

What if on her travels—to heal, to find a new purpose, become a girl who isn't damned, to be someone who isn't reminded of her past in everywhere and everyone she looks—she ends up in Demacia?

What if the story continues after magic has been reintroduced into Runeterra and we see it through the perspective of the kingdom so against its very existence? Introduced to the girl who resents the deal she's been dealt in life and fears—if not ashamed—of who she is: part magic.

What if these two opposing characters, for whatever reason or another, meet?

Lux, ever the optimist. Jinx, the guilty pessimist.

Lux, the girl who hides who she is in fear of being rejected and captured. Jinx, the girl who's been rejected and unwanted far too many times to count.

Lux, with a dream of adventure yet stationed in one place because of duty. Jinx, almost chronically bound to do what she wants or deems the better choice, despite what anyone wants, tells, or expects of her.

What if Jinx inspires a new way of seeing the world for Lux—one where she's not limited by others and can become a truer version of herself? What if Lux inspires a new way of seeing the world for Jinx—one where she can learn to love who she is, rather than view herself as a curse?

WHAT IF?

[tio-trile]

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[cateyesinlove]

So after reading Wings of Starlight, am I the only one re-analyzing all the Tinkerbell movies?

Like OF COURSE Queen Clarion was so gentle and sweet with Tinkerbell when Tink wanted to go to the mainland because she definitely saw herself in her, and when Tink fucks up and destroys MONTHS of work for spring she isn't furious, she clearly see herself as a young governing fairy failing to accept her role and deal with the task at hand and of course, she believes in Tink when she comes up with a solution to get spring on time to the mainland because Elvina didn't believe in her to deal with the nightmares.

Also! I am absolutely sure that the minister of Spring is different from the one from WoSL, like there is no way they are the same minister which makes me SOOO sad thinking that her good friend is no longer there, like the way the minister od spring is all skittish makes me believe he is only been doing this for a year or two max, however, I DO think that the minister of autumn is the same, like for sure! their conversations in The Lost Treasure are so old friends, the way he probably tells her how Tink reminds him of her, ILL CRY

DO we think that any of the ministers of the other seasons are aware of the relationship between Milori and her???

[shadebloopnik]

I just want Alastor and Lucifer's relationship in canon to develop enough to be chaotic besties. Like- we all know this alr, but they'd work SOOOO well together- Dramatic and emotionally passionate, with his sarcastic dark humor murder bestie its a fucking sitcom guys comeon-

Imagine a scene of Lucifer practicing talking to Lilith, just pouring his heart out in a declaration of love. And then it pans over to Alastor in a blonde wig, still with his suit and all, just going "Hmmm! No😁", and Lucifer throwing a book at his face like "TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY. Alastor dramatically sighs and fixes his wig with a "Ohh alright old chap." He clears his throat and takes a deep breath and-

Pulls out a stack of papers with 'DIVORCE' scribbled messily on it and says in the most feminine sounding voice, "Now darling if you'll just sign here-"

Lucifer tackles him.

[brixbraxium]

Crazy stupid DELTARUNE Idea: What if the Chapter 3 Secret Boss is, like, in a darker-than-dark world or something. And like as you go deeper down, the game's graphics and quality get more abstract and reduced (think like FNAF World's flipside) And so by the time you reach the Secret Boss, things are so low-tech and abstract that the battle system is, like, barely functional, and that's why they're so unbeatable without the shadow mantle? Basic functions of the combat system no longer work, the very concept of TP nothing more but a distant memory.

Against an opponent so powerful, in conditions like that, victory may well be impossible. Unless, of course, you could somehow bring a bit of the power of the world above down with you..? I don't actually believe this but it's a fun idea so I made a mock-up of how that might look. Enjoy.

[writer-room]

Before we all become sad Kai didn't turn even a LITTLE bit buggy, may I remind that the previous fire elemental clearly hatched from that egg and then turned into the centipede. Kai was also, if you recall, in an egg.

I have no idea what this means. Did he fight through being bugified by escaping the egg? Did it not properly take hold of him through his sheer drive of I Will Find My Friends? Would he have only 'hatched' when the current centipede died, thus allowing him to become the new one? Does this mean he's going to slowly turn into a bug over time? Is he legitimately immune to non-human elements after all this time????? Answer me Doc Wyatt

[sunlight-shunlight]

pondering that falon'din is associated with an owl, and those are also messengers of andruil. and he's referred to as "winged death" which is also mentioned to be something that elgar'nan deploys against enemies. and both falon'din and andruil are referred to as venturing into dark places, where no one else can survive/wanted to go.

and ghilan'nain was not initially an evanuris, but was antagonistic towards them and making a bunch of weird creatures. she was given the offer to join them in return for getting rid of the creatures, and accepted. but with "pride stopping her hand" from destroying a few. and when asked about trusting people to share power, solas says "I know that mistake well enough to carve the angles of her face from memory."

solas also has nothing good at all to say about falon'din, mostly calling him a bloodthirsty tyrant who went so far in encroaching onto other evanuris territory that mythal had to besiege his temple and beat him up to stop him.

but he says nothing about dirthamen at all.

dirthamen is described as having gone missing unexpectedly, scaring all his followers, because they were now unprotected. and caught between their own high priest wanting to lock them into the temple forever like a cask of amontillado, and other forces outside that wanted to take their secrets by force. there is one note that a dirthamen follower defied the evanuris and took on a forbidden (probably a dragon) type of form, and was judged by elgar'nan harshly. he apparently also invented the varterral to protect his town from a high dragon? wack, but also could indicate that he had worked with ghilan'nain on making it, since she's the only one who's otherwise mentioned to be bioengineering stuff.

dirthamen has very very few surviving statues or depictions, and is more associated with falon'din than as his own independent figure in the dalish myths. even his own temple includes mosaics of falon'din. there's a few statues that are probably dirthamen, but the most striking is in mythal's section of the fade behind the eluvian, which is a statue of a hooded figure, doubled over with a giant sword sticking out of his back.

[crovvrr]

friend inside me

I seem to only be able to render fresh sans for some reason

[rwarwick]

[nocterish]

Season 2 has me on a chokehold so I have to draw to cope from the emotional damage it gave me with drawing Crowley with The Fallen Angel painting

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