Insane to me that despite TLNM making Nya a motorcycle girlie, the best season 8 could do was make Zane the motorcycle girlie instead and had Nya... stay on the Bounty for a while. What if I Lost My Mind
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willel wouldn't be as hard hitting or beautiful of a relationship if it were revealed that they've been 'real' (biological) siblings this whole time because it implies that one can only have an irreplaceable and out of this world bond if they're actually related, when often family that you find turns out to be the family that you understand and love the most. i like the little element of destiny that comes with their relationship, its because they cant have one of them without the other. if will hadn't suffered, el wouldn't have been found. if el hadn't been found, will would've suffered in the upside down. i like how they represent yin and yang and the good and bad in both of them mesh together and form a bond that makes them both feel beautiful and loved. i like that there's a little element of fate in their relationship, i like how they were meant to meet and meant to understand and know each other in a way nobody else would, and how they were meant to love each other and see parts of each other nobody else could. but if the duffers make their chosen bond as something that was planned and only relevant or important because they are actual siblings, i will be mad at them. that spoils the agency and appeal of will and el as siblings who found each other and developed a bond out of this world.
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Man fuck it all whatever. What if she was real and not part of the world's most insane plot for a late 2000s kids show. What if i got something just this once.
^ not referenced to make this version whatsoever but here. for comparison ig.
I find it so funny that her whole thing was trying to get Buzz to trust a girl who was supposedly very similar to him... But didn't show it at all. For better or worse idk
Btw yes midway thru coloring her it Hit me
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Delighted that the fandom’s main response to all the teens being gayasses was to make the most complicated polycule alive truly the best outcome
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i feel like there's something so beautifully, terribly, ironically unfair about the contrast between prism and solaris.
incredibly talented women, both swayed by the power and resources zoraxis could provide for them. both so desperate to develop their separate technologies they were willing to be swayed to the side of a backstabbing corporate overlord- despite not even liking them. undoubtedly risking their lives for the sake of their technology- knowingly or otherwise.
having the project they loved so much ripped out of their hands. watching sheets of metal and bolts and rivets so lovingly fastened come undone in the blink of a flaming, volatile second. watching a little piece of you get torn apart and die, and knowing good and well that you should have died with it.
prism wanted a legacy. something that could surpass her- live on for a lifetime after her... and even after the robot agent project failed, she still got that, in the end. because she had it all along, and she just failed to realize it.
but solaris' dream was to propagate laser technology. it was a goal she could not reach without zoraxis' assistance. she wanted to push the boundaries of the potential of her craft. and she did. the death engine was- according to the agency- one of zoraxis' most lethal inventions. it was solaris' crowning achievement. decades- or perhaps even centuries ahead of the current scientific standard.
and phoenix destroyed it in under ten minutes. and she will never get that back. her ties with zoraxis- as far as we know- are cut. her reputation is probably badly damaged after her public association with the company. she will probably never be exposed to the proper conditions to build anything even technologically close to the death engine ever again.
the culmination of her life's work was ripped away from her, and where prism was left with introspection, solaris was left with nothing.
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