#wakfu spoilers

[ichyamleck]

oh I'm back to my editing phase again

they're the river's kids

[geekgirles]

Since all I ask for now is that Amalia gets to call the Osamodas out on their hypocrisy and betrayal, I think it's important to point out Armand never wanted Aurora to rule.

I say this in light of her father claiming she is the rightful heir to the throne when we all know she's actually not.

And I don't just mean her claim on the throne isn't legitimate because a) she's not even a Sadida, or b) she was Armand's Osamodas wife, not even his daughter, which would give her claim some credibility, but because it's clear to see she was never meant to truly be the Sadidas' queen, not even their regent.

I know this all sounds contradictory with the fact that, by virtue of marrying Armand, the Crown Prince, she eventually became his queen, but the thing is, it's plain to see not even Armand wanted her to rule the kingdom on her own, which is what her family is trying to accomplish—although there's also a very high chance they intend to rule through her, rather than let her make her own decisions.

As @vinillain and I have discussed through reblogs, it seems to be implied Aurora was never really meant to rule: not only wasn't she a candidate for becoming her own people's queen, but it is clear to see she was only meant to be given an important position in court but with none of the responsibilities expected from such duty.

This can be seen in her role in seasons 3 and 4; despite being Armand's wife and loving him, she never really acted like a true queen. In season 3 she acted conniving and pretended to have Amalia and the kingdom's best interests in mind when, deep down, all she cared about was strengthening her and her family's power over Sadida politics. And in season 4 she remained passive, aloof, and emotionless throughout. At no point was she shown to feel genuine concern for her husband's people even in the face of an imminent threat.

The most active role she's taken ever since she debuted was playing matchmaker for an unwilling Amalia and trying to find more about the Eliaculus.

From what we've seen so far it's easy to conclude she was always meant to be Armand's consort, but never his actual partner. She was essentially sent to the Sadidas to act as their king's arm candy. Whatever power gap was between them, she never made any efforts to breach it and show her worth.

For all she and her family look down on Amalia, Aurora herself never matured enough to become a suitable ruler, whereas Amalia eventually grew into her mother's mantle; even when his father was still alive, she had already become Queen of the Sadidas.

And I think despite his love for her, Armand knew this. He knew she could never rule the kingdom without him; knew she never should rule his kingdom without him.

Despite his many flaws and not-so-stellar moments, Armand was raised to be king. He was never stupid. He knew the inner workings of politics in and out and how to navigate them.

This is apparent in his interactions with the Osamodas King.

While he maintained a cool head throughout, it was clear to see Armand saw right through his father-in-law's ill-veiled condescension towards his people and his desire to control his kingdom. Which is why I wouldn't be surprised if he had never truly trusted Aurora despite coming to love her.

Because of everything his people had gone through, Armand was perfectly aware his kingdom was practically of no importance to the other races, for they never sent their support when they needed it most. So it wouldn't be far-fetched to assume Armand knew all along the Osamodas' intentions behind marrying him to Aurora went beyond simply providing him with a queen.

Which is why I believe he never intended to let Aurora become regent if he was no longer around.

But my greatest evidence are his last words to Amalia as he was about to sacrifice himself and he put her to safety. I don't have the screenshots for it (so I'd appreciate if anyone could provide them), but he essentially told Amalia she would be their next queen.

That's it. That's all he said. He never said, "Please, help Aurora out", or "You two are co-rulers now", or even "You have my permission to fuck Yugo senseless". He told his sister it was up to her to rule their people, not his wife.

Meaning, between her being the last remaining Sheran Sharm, the second in line when her brother was still alive, and Armand's words, Amalia is the kingdom's rightful ruler, not Aurora. It was never Aurora.  

[whogavemeadmhat]

SHUT UP THIS SHOW JUST GAVE ME EVERYTHING I FUKCING WANTED!!

Look, I have been begging for them to at least reference the whole Joris dragon origin story outside of the Dofus stuff, can't blame me for being excited now.

[amaliashiro]

The moment we were waiting for!!! Yumalia!! 💚💙

She looks so happy!! 😊

I am really forward to the manga and see how their couple will be.

Tbh, I would have like a better wedding attire for both of them. Pinpin and Eva had a sadida wedding and their cloths were so pretty.

[moths-are-better]

His little expressions are everything to me

He’s such a cutie patootie

[etincelleart]

"Mon Frère, mon Roi"

Wakfu S4 spoilers

[slightly-gay-pogohammer]

lets not think about the last 2 minutes of ep 4 lets focus on qilby being a little hater

[bonesandpens]

When I say I am brainrotting so unbelievably hard right now oh my god. They are in love!!!!! They are married!!! Unrivaled joy for eveyone.

[nautiscarader]

so, Yumalia fans, how are we feeling today?

[hopefultimemachinedelusion]

[onyichii]

These hands!!

His hands were so small. Good god, they're so tiny!

He really was a child with a mature mind. He only matured so quickly because of his experiences/traumas.

Being a 22 year old demi-god surrounded by friends who are mortals and age much faster than you is a sad fate. Yugo grew up with Amalia mentally but couldn't catch up physically.

He knew that being with her while he still looked like a child was wrong (so incredibly wrong). For him it was an inner battle of desire vs. moral. Which is why he was wishy washy with his feelings—kissed her then called it a mistake. Got mad when someone else kissed+held her in their arms. Was sad when he heard she was having an arranged marriage. Was jealous when someone else tried to marry her. Denied her being "his princess," yet thinks of her. Just flippy floppy (and we ate it up).

I'm glad he was able to physically catch up even though it removed hundreds of years from his life (and was another traumatic experience-like near death).

But it was worth it for us the viewer to see Yugo and Amalia now hold hands as equal adults.

He’s been waiting to hold her hand like this for a long time…All the inner turmoil about embarrassing her due to his once child-like appearance—gone. Now he can hold her hand in confidence.

Poor baby probably never thought it’d happen too. I guess near death experiences have its ups at times!! lol 😂

[ichyamleck]

I HAVE NOTICED ONLY NOW

THE POSE. THE PARALLEL. THE SIMILARITY

[geekgirles]

I love Yugo's reaction to seeing Aurora again, because he is very much on guard. I'm sure that, beyond their brief interaction where she pettily corrected him on his use of Armand's title, either Amalia told him everything Aurora put her through, from trying to marry her off (and we know Yugo's not gonna take kindly to learning that), to both her and her father disrespecting her and abandoning her people to the Nécromes; or he's had to interact with her before and he isn't too fond of her either.

The marriage that shames obnoxious in-laws together, stays together.

[renjoy-arts]

"Don't let this power consume you"

[cupcakegalaxia]

Ya know, They really could have given them proper wedding outfits. So heres some.

[moths-are-better]

Oh my god she’s adorable