#manager of la manchaland don quixote

[aqours]

you ever think how when season 5 released projmoon deadass just kinda

"here's don quixote's best E.G.O. at the end of the battle pass."

"wait- but for it to be at full power she needs to consume bloodfeast but none of the don quixote units consume bloodfeast. how do we use this E.G.O. most effectively???"

"You'll Find Out Later"

[maeshelix]

"God, why is everyone calling the Seasonal ID's the 'Bad End' ID'S anyways?! That doesn't fit them as a general name at all!"

G. Corp Manager: (Is the worst fate imaginable)

Pequod Ishmael: (Is the worst fate imaginable)

Wild Hunt Heathcliff: (Is the worst fate imaginable)

Manager Don Quixote: (Is the worst fate imaginable)

Spicebush Yi Sang: (Probably isn't the worst fate imaginable for him but it still kinda sucks you know?)

One Who Shall Grip Sinclair: (Is the worst fate imagina

[sometimes-fiend-doodles]

they should practice color theory at the hospital

doodle 42..... i just placed them in the photo because its funny

[urfaveisgoingtosekai]

Manager of Lamanchaland Don Quixote from limbus company should be sent to wonderland sekai

Don Quixote from Limbus Company is going to Wonderland Sekai!

[306cynthia111]

Got so extremely depressed from pulling on La Manchaland Manager Don extraction I made this to cope. Best thing I ever drawn, w depression

[monarch-aip]

la manchaland manager don quixote if she let the barber make her clothes instead of wearing that dumbass jacket

im still disappointed don’s big seasonal ID isn’t her wearing a flashy carnival outfit or her as a big bloodfiend monster….

[badlandsbandit]

The Managers favourite bloodbag <3

[tomatosmoothie]

Responsibility

[benchtenshi]

Manager Don quixote

[ladyofthebookcase]

on the one hand i don't even need manager don. i have a perfectly good don id currently of the same damage type and similar high-rolling capabilities. however. on the other hand. ouuuugh 4 unbreakable coins ouuugh heal 50% of damage dealt ouuuugh all bloodfiend team ouuuuuugh need her badstyle and i don't care how much lunacy must be spent.

[cycyuu]

Got lucky in 10 pulls

[aqours]

you ever fail an Abnormality event in the Mirror Dungeon then immediately think about that in character how they went

like when the new Walpurgis Night MD level came out, i'm doing the Abnormality events

'This is a magic bullet that will never miss, no matter what.' 'But… it has one condition. The final bullet will always fly toward the one you love most.' 'If you are still willing to fire this bullet, or have someone you would like to shoot… I can grant you that.'

Express willingness to shoot the bullet myself. Run a Wrath & Pride Advantage check to gain a Pierce E.G.O Gift.

so i use Manager of La Manchaland Don Quixote. 45 SAN, and the probability of it succeeding was "Very High"

and she failed the check.

and i think about that literally all the time

[melonisopod]

Lifetime Stew is so much darker in hindsight.

Sinclair and Don Quixote both get it, and it’s specifically *Lust*, not *Gluttony*, despite being food-themed. (Although Gluttony in Limbus terms is basically Greed, and Lust very broadly refers to “desire” for things that aren’t material).

So, Lifetime Stew is based on the fable of Stone Soup, wherein a man managed to feed his whole village by bringing each together with a different ingredient, to make a soup that would last forever. He just kept telling each person in the town square, “All it needs is one more ingredient,” and everyone just kept adding to it. Is the gist of it.

Sinclair and Don have voice lines that more or less imply the same thing - the Abnormality (Basilisoup) just wants everyone to try its delicious soup! Cute, silly concept, right?

So what do Sinclair and Don Quixote have in common?

(SPOILERS beyond this point! You’ve been warned)

In Canto 3, Sinclair recalls that once his mother, father, and sister all received full-body prosthetics, they no longer had a need to eat. The table was set and food was placed only for him. It’s one of the things he found so especially heartbreaking, that he was the only one left in his family who could still eat food. It’s such a core memory that it’s plastered on the window-wall of his cell for his base E.G.O., four roboticized humans sitting at the table, with no food present.

He desperately misses getting to share meals with his family.

And in La ManchaLand, the Bloodfiends have been starved of blood for the past 200 years, barely sustaining themselves on hemobars that don’t satisfy them. They can *live* without subsisting on human blood, but they’re utterly miserable doing so. The only one of the First Kindred’s clan who escaped such a fate was of course, Sancho, though she’d long forgotten she is a Bloodfiend, Faust says she still craves blood. She’d been in effect, the only Bloodfiend allowed to sate her cravings, while the rest of her kin starved. Being the only Bloodfiend able to escape their fate was so traumatic for Sancho that she wanted to forget everything about herself.

In other words, Basilisoup/Lifetime Stew is about “the joy of sharing a meal with family,” something both Sinclair and Don Quixote desperately wish for.

KIM JIHOON WHEN I FUCKING GET YOU

[orihime00sama]

Manager of La Manchaland Don's uptie story was

It really reinforced the messiness of Don Quixote being a very loving but also extremely self-centered person.

Despite being more than capable of killing all of his Children, he refused to retaliate, willingly allowed himself to be killed and stopped sealing La Manchaland the moment Sancho pleaded with him, in the name of the love he had for them and as his last responsibility as their Father.

At the same time, he continuously neglected his Family's suffering while he went off adventuring, and never considered how his actions and words hurt them beyond a "this hardship will end later".

Even if Sancho's theorized excuse of "he knows I'm not interested so he doesn't want to waste my time" was his actual reasoning, he didn't actually ask her opinion and just shooed her away while pushing more responsibility onto her.

Which in turn led to the uptie highlighting Sancho's attachment issues.

She's been alone her whole life, whether caused by the death of her parents or just straight up abandonment, and when Don Quixote offered to give her a family that would never leave, she attached herself to him. Despite all of her snark, she's arguably the most emotionally dependent on him out of all the Kindreds, and his frankly awful choice of words and them not sharing an interest in Bari's stories, made her assume he abandoned and replaced her with a random stranger.

This growing disconnect between them was made even worse with La Manchaland's creation and the subsequent shitshow, as in this mirror world she did not go adventuring with him and was much more attuned to what the other were going through. She could no longer rationalize or try to understand his perspective on his decisions while the others suffered.

All that mattered was that he promised her a family, and he broke that promise for the sake of his dream and whims. So now she'll take over and do what he should've been doing from the start, and prioritize the Family above all else.

[oyiiixenia]

the manager of La Manchaland

wdym this is a 'bad end' ID? i like this version more-

*snaps out of it*

i love every version of Don Quixote equally

[aabluedragon]

Manager Sancho UT3 Emotional Damage Megathread

I’d like to begin by calling Don Quixote of La Manchaland the densest mf of all time for sending Sancho away. My man. You are depriving your entire Family of your presence, sending your first child away while smiling and laughing in Bari’s company.

“I no longer have need for your company.”

WINGS ABOVE. While I��m quite sure that Sancho’s excuses for Don Quixote were actually on the mark, all he’s telling his Family is that their presence does not bring him joy; that this human Fixer is worth more than all of them, and that he would cherish her company over theirs.

Don Quixote likely does so under the expectation that Sancho, his most rebellious child, would return to him should she find a more suitable arrangement for their time. What time does she have left, looking after La Manchaland per his direct order? Since when has Sancho ever truly gone against him after accepting an order? Her grousing and criticism happens while she still considers a request negotiable. Don Quixote’s wording was far from ambiguous. If I were to hazard a guess, I don’t think Don Quixote has ever dismissed Sancho from his side like this. If anything, he is usually the one dragging Sancho into his hobbies in an effort to include her in his small joys. He does not comprehend the scope of his power over his Children nor the ramifications of breaking a precedent. There is no mirror world where Sancho would have refused him, especially at that juncture before she warmed up to Bari’s stories. The only thing that allowed our Sancho to stay at Don Quixote’s side was his inaction upon seeing Sancho show interest.

Placing yet more responsibilities on Sancho and stationing her permanently in La Manchaland was as good as exile.

But that’s not the painful part!

What truly hurt me in this UT3 was the tornado swept up by the butterfly’s wingbeat.

Don Quixote let down the blood barrier sealing La Manchaland at Sancho’s pleading. Sancho, who has never asked anything of him during her entire life as his Kindred. There was no way the other Kindred did not make this same plea. It did not take 200 years for his walls to crumble. Don Quixote’s heart breaks for Sancho specifically. It is the same love that in our world sent Sancho away astride Rocinante, both of them surviving on opposite sides of an insurmountable wall.

I must also mention that at no point does Sancho ever mention her own thirst, only describing that particular yearning and madness in collective. Blood has always been for the Family, but the yearning for emotional connection is hers too. The one thing she lets slip — and only in the cover of her own mind — was her pain at having been excluded from her Father’s dream, all her sacrifices invisible in his eyes’ reflection. When she sees her lower Kindred, her responsibility suffering the same, what else can she do but correct herself and bury her individual pain with the bodies of her kin?