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cptrackham · 1 month
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Had a thought, which I don't think will be confirmed at all, but I'm enjoying as a headcanon all the same.
I've seen others point out that a batch is five clones, and that the Bad Batch has been confirmed as CT-9901-4.
I like to think that Emerie was CT-9905. Because what would make Clone Force 99 a perfectly well-rounded, self-sufficient squad, AND fits in perfectly Emerie's skill set? A medic.
I like to think she was designed to be Clone Force 99's medic, but for whatever reason, Nala Se made the choice to cast her aside. Really hope we learn more about that soon.
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brasiliangp · 11 months
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no bc I was so sure the marcus x lissie rumours were just twitter girlies being creepy and making up things but…..they're actually together???
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fluorescentbrains · 2 months
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for some reason it continues to shock me to my core every time I encounter a j*hnny d*pp stan
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i-spilled-my-soup · 1 year
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i miss the olden days when the greeks didn’t have labels for sexuality they just had affairs and orgies
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recently I saw someone try making a claim like “it says a lot that lesbians as a community were using a flag by a bigot in the past :/“ as if it doesnt say anything that we as a community, immediately got together and voted on the next lesbian flag (the emily gwen design). Then after that the only place you’d find the old flag is through etsy shops that didn’t get the memo (and some still havent switched it out!)
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guideaus · 11 months
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the misogyny in jjk is very unique bc its not like naruto where female characters are immediately pegged as annoying or useless and have to PUNCH to apparently level up in relevance. they arent overly sexualized, harassed, or any other shit in common shounen manga, but he somehow really props them up initially, to where people used to call jjk's female characters "feminist", but gege repeatedly, and at this point very assuredly removes their plot relevance somehow. it truly is so unique. whether its nobara getting kidnapped over and over then direly wounded, yuki (who seemed the MOST competent in potentially combating our main antagonist) suddenly getting killed after being hyped up on a power level as #1, tsumiki getting possessed and killed in a completely unrelated issue, mei mei is an incestual freak that fucked right off, shoko and utahime rarely get the spotlight for some reason, we didnt even know what utahima did until recently, mai getting consumed for some twin shenanigans, the list goes on and on. jjk is feminist until its not
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I never watched the lily orchard vid on steven universe because i had no reason to, but yesterday i watched a response vid where someone used a lot of clips from the video and I'm pretty sure Lily Orchard just hates women?
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also i don’t think willa and charlene ever have a conversation that passes the bechdel test throughout the entire series
like near every time they have a conversation it revolves around the boys. either their romantic relationships with them or in a ‘oh the boys don’t respect us’ kinda way
like ngl ridley can not be trusted with female characters and relationships especially ones involving charlene. like he’s always doing charlene and willa or charlene and amanda dirty just based on the fact that they’re girls and apparently have to always be competing with each other in one way or another
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kainissoable · 2 months
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Side-eyeing that person who seems to think that Vorador's character flaws are him being polyam and a whore, then implicitly accused him of being heterosexual. Sorry you're insecure, boring and straight, I guess 🙄
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blog-of-reaction · 5 months
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My Get Smart ships
Max/99 obviously
Max/Hymie (it’s never stated that he loves Max in more than a platonic way, due to the time Get Smart takes place that would probably be a bad idea, jeopardizing if not both of them than Hymie for sure. I am of the firm opinion that Max/Hymie is canon as much as it can be, it’s just that it’s unrequited love on Hymie’s part.)
Max/Siegfried do I even need to explain why? Just look at them.
Starker/Larabee no reason other than I think it’s funny.
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liselke · 3 months
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huge fan of the twelfth doctor because hes like if 3 wasnt made in the late 60s and also was canonically nonbinary
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starfiretruther · 1 year
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I think you have nostalgia glasses on cause half of those Roy Kory moments are the dude being a creep. Girl's trying to have a meaningful conversation and even tells him to stop and dude keeps trying to pick her up. This despite her obviously stating she wants to improve her relationship with Dick. The behavior's still misogynistic your just giving it a pass because its sexist in an old timey kind of way.
I am not looking at it with nostalgia lol i am fully aware that the 80s series is full of misogyny and sexist undertones. Roy’s behaviour is creepy for 90% of the time (i think he even forcefully kisses kory which is ew). NTT is very of it’s time i have no misconception of it being some kind of progressive text compared to other contemporary series. But you also need to understand how an audience of that era would read those scenes and they would read it as Roy being very flirty and straightforward to Kory, being a potential option for her. It adds to the whole soap opera vibe of NTT and builds tension for the dk romance. It’s obviously very inappropriate and Kory makes it clear time and time again that she only wants to be with Dick and only him (there was this time dick was sorta gone or presumed dead and roy immediately swings in and says to kory you can date me i’m just like him but better and kory’s like nice try).
It’s very clearly creep behaviour but a young reader of that time would just read it as Roy meddling in their budding relationship and being a potential romantic rival for Dick. This is like, a classic trope in most romance fiction. Throughout NTT you can see dickkory but especially Kory having to prove constantly that they truly love the other. All of Roy’s propositions were rejected by Kory when she’s with Dick. In fact kory pretty much shoots down all advances towards her when she’s dating Dick, she’s also very annoyed by it all. It’s unfortunate but this is a common trope (happens in shounen animanga to this day) where male characters flirt and go after female characters to signal to the audience how attractive she is. It also reflects the writers own behavior towards women imo. That an attractive woman can’t do anything without others in her vicinity objectifying her. The only reason I added those panels was because it’s got an inkling of flirting going on and as time goes by Kory and Roy become very close and understanding friends. So like, a possibility of romance is there. That does not mean i’m ok with Roy completely sidestepping Kory’s concerns in that scene.
If i had my way Roy’s flirting with Kory wouldn’t be so dismissive of her authority. It feels ooc now that Roy would continue to (jokingly or not) pursue her when she’s made it clear she doesn’t want to (she even blasts him with a starbolt i think one time so yeah he deserves to get his ass beat). But i think it’s just a reflection of the writers own unchecked misogyny and unfortunately most readers from that era would not find much issue with it (at most they’d think Roy’s a jerk friend for trying to get with his buddy’s girl).
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navree · 1 year
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What do you think of house Lannister?
In general? I think they're fun, they're neat, they're a bunch of overdramatic bitches but because they don't have dragons and instead just have a shitton of money it's not as dangerous as the Targaryens. It's like them Succession kids, but in Westeros. They're very funny, it's just this family of messy bitches with good genes who decide to make their problems everyone's problems even tho they're not even royalty, they're just That Dramatic that it infects everyone else.
As for specific Lannisters in ASOIAF, my feelings go a bit deeper.
I like Cersei fine, she's fun to read about and her head's fun to be in because she thinks she's so much smarter than she is and that cognitive dissonance can be very entertaining, but I don't necessarily have the strongest or deepest feelings about her, she's pretty much just an entertaining character I enjoy.
Jaime is my son. He is my baby boy. I love him so much I just want to cuddle him up in a blanket and yell at every single person he's ever talked to until they apologize for being mean to him. Like, God his flashback chapters where he thinks on shit he had to go through in Aerys's Kingsguard literally hurts. If he gets a rocks fall death in the books like in the stupid show I'm gonna be so pissed, he is my number one boy (I think he might be a very strong contender for second favorite male ASOIAF character) and I will protect him with my life and love him fiercely. And why second favorite? Because...
Tywin is the best character in this series. He may be the best character in the entire ASOIAF/GOT/HOTD franchise. He's never done anything wrong except for all the evil stuff he did wrong but it's fiction and he ain't on trial so he's the best. I literally love everything about Tywin, I love all his scenes and all of his characterization and the hints we get of the kind of person he is since we're never in his head. I love his intelligence and his mind and I like that he does encompass what it means to be ruthless, to see the bright line in getting from point A to point B and following that line with no deviations no matter what it does for or to other people. I love smart characters, and I especially love smart politicians, so Tywin is basically if crack was an ASOIAF character for me. And I adore his interpersonal relationships. People have talked to death about Tywin's relationship with his kids and I wouldn't add anything new, but his relationship with his siblings needs to be discussed more. That tidbit about him being the only one to stand up for Genna when she was betrothed to House Frey and how angry it made him is literally just *chef's kiss*. And I could write a thesis dissertation on Tywin and Kevan and all the intricate displays of their relationship but for now I'll say this: the final published chapter of ASOIAF being Kevan's POV where when he gets shot with a crossbow his first thought is literally "no, no, this is how my brother died" is fucked up. That's a really fucked up thing to do George. And sue me I'm a sucker for the dynamic Tywin had going on with Joanna. That shit hits hard.
So, here's an unpopular opinion: I do not like Tyrion. I don't mean I don't like him as a character, I love him as a character, his story is interesting and the way he's written is good and he's understandable and I sympathize with him and I acknowledge and respect him as a key player in the series and one of the five Peak Core cast. And honestly, I appreciate his story and I do feel emotions for him and the way he's treated as a disabled man in a society like Westerosi society. But on a personal leve, I do not like Tyrion, for one very simple reason: Tyrion is so completely and unbearably misogynistic that is genuinely difficult for me to spend time in his head. Now I know what you might be thinking, "Amélie he's not the only misogynistic character" and no he's not, but out of the main male characters, he is the most overt and the most physical with it, not only just constantly thinking awful shit about women but also doing things like slapping Shae for talking and strangling her for the crime of him thinking she's someone she wasn't and even though I'm aware that it's for a furtherance of his arc, him raping the sex slave literally makes me hurl. And while I'm equally as aware that he's not the only Lannister POV character to have severely misogynistic takes (ohhhh Cersei and your internalized sexism), I'm more willing to give Cersei some grace because she is a woman and is suffering under a misogynistic society that has hurt her. For all else Tyrion is, he is a man, a highborn man to boot, and he has benefitted extremely from Westeros's misogyny as well as being a perpetrator of it that does not afford him the same leniency from me that Cersei gets as a victim.
And honestly, some of the shit he thinks about Cersei is just......ugh. I'm not a Cersei stan by any stretch, but I do have some genuine issues with some of the stuff he thinks and says re: her. Tyrion is more than allowed to hate Cersei for her horrible treatment of him, even allowed to want her dead, but him constantly going on about how he wants to rape and murder her not for anything she'd done in the past but for thinking he'd murdered Joffrey (which he knows she genuinely thinks is true, the issue is that Tywin knew it wasn't but was gonna use it to get rid of him anyway) is exhausting. It is genuinely taxing for me to read about how frequently he wants to be gruesomely sexually violent towards a woman not for any wrong she actually did him, and she's done a lot, but for her own erroneous belief that he knows is genuine on her part. Again, I get where he's coming from, I really do, I understand why it's being written and I understand how someone can get to that point, especially after all Tyrion's been through, and I'm not heartless as I said before and there are feelings I have about him, but idk, maybe it's Being A Woman and that the kind of misogyny Tyrion constantly exhibits is a kind that still very much exists today in the modern world, but it's a hurdle I can't get over when it comes to him.
(and also it's a nitpick cuz i know there's no way he could have known about it but it still rubs me the wrong way when i reread the series and he has his thing about how he liked robert when cersei hated him when i know that the reason cersei hated him was because he raped and abused her, it's just a Thing for me)
So yeah, that's the House Lannister take for the most part from me. As House, they're fun and more lighthearted in terms of shit they get up to and very funny, which Cersei tends to encapsulate for me as a character, and I have a lottttt of feelings, just very different ones, re: Tywin and Jaime, and Tyrion is...Well, it's fiction and it's not my job to like every single character, even popular ones.
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knittinglizards · 6 months
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should have expected this given that It's 90s Television but the handful of scenes near the end of the first season + their mission together in the homecoming arc convincing me of/endearing me to kiradax and then seeing them have like two short interactions throughout the next TEN episodes is a little bit frustrating
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thaliasthunder · 2 years
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riordanverse's aphrodite should have been bisexual
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mountain-in-springtime · 10 months
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i’m so tired of men
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