“I heard that before the Collapse, there used to be an art. It took broken things and put them back together with precious metals. It made something new and beautiful out of something that would have just been thrown away.”
-The Crow from Destiny 2.
This is yet another piece I approached again after remembering it existed because somehow the character's VA found it 3 years later and retweeted it.
I don't know why my brain does this.
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RWBY in the first god damn minute: "There will be no victory in strength"
RWBY again in music form: "STRENGTH WILL NOT BRING VICTORY!"
RWBY in music form yet a-fucking-gain: "STRENGTH'S NOT VICTORY!!!"
Media illiterate weebs for some reason: "well I think Ironwood should have won this fight because he's objectively stronger than team JNPR"
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not to get ahead of myself but thinking abt future opla zolu made me a little emotional bc depending on how many seasons the show manages to get, there's high chances of seeing so many of luffy and zoro's moments. and the thing is - there's a lot of them? their relationship is built upon all these moments and interactions, some small, some big, some when they're not even together but still end up referencing or mirroring one another in some way. it's just so good. I can remember more than few off the top of my head in alabasta, jaya, skypiea, water 7/enies lobby, thriller bark, sabaody etc and that's just pre-timeskip. opla has so much potential to go absolutely bonkers with these two I'm unwell
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Thoughts on the bet
I HAVE SO MANY THOUGHTS.
So first of all, this casts everything about c!Quackity during Las Nevadas into a whole new light (that it was already teetering on the edge of). He finally got a win. The very first gamble in his new nation was a victory for the house, as it was designed to be. For just a moment, the system worked as intended and he bested somebody who once made his life hell.
(And then, c!Schlatt didn't show up to work - at least, not for a very long time.)
But that's fine, right, he's still riding that high. He won. He can win again. It's only uphill from here. Why not keep risking it?
What this changes most is that it makes c!Quackity's real goals a lot clearer. Him winning the bet hammers home harder that the revival book - at least, using the revival book himself - was never the primary motivation for torturing c!Dream. Which, let's be real, anybody paying attention probably would have picked up already. His first words on the subject were about what c!Dream did to Tommy; he takes it as a given throughout the arc that his own death is iminent, never even considers using the book to gain immortality or whatever else; hell, he flat-out screams that he doesn't give a crap about the book and that he's only torturing c!Dream to pay him back for the harm he's caused. If the book factored in at all, then his desire was more to make sure that c!Dream didn't have it than that c!Quackity himself did.
But that right there is the aspect of this reveal that gives me full-body chills: c!Quackity had full autonomy. There was nothing compelling him to walk into that prison cell and beat someone bloody for two months straight. He did that of his own free will - for reasons that are sympathetic on paper, sure, but he still chose that.
It's a fucking brilliant twist. Set up a situation where we're led to believe that this abuse survivor is going down a dark path at the direct coercion of their abuser. Give them a very clear excuse - one with plenty of holes (how exactly would c!Schlatt have ensured that he kept his word?), but which makes sense intuitively, cudgels you with sympathy. Then, strip that explanation away, and force people to think about the realistic chain of events that led to this horror show. He didn't have to do that. But he did. And as much as I loved the angsty portrayals of c!Q on a time crunch, c!Q humiliated and terrified, c!Q haunted by c!Schlatt's ghost until he fulfills his debt... I think the hidden, metaphorical demon, not being dragged screaming and crying into corruption, but stepping into it willingly, with a gritted-teeth grin and rolled eyes, believing that this time, you really do have all the power... is so much more fascinating and disturbing.
He was a free man. He wasn't under anyone's thumb anymore. He could have been living the dream.
He almost was. Almost.
Shit, man. He really just... did that, didn't he?
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Got inspired to try my hand at a Gymsona
A funny little bug type gym leader yippee!
Formerly a uhh CTO of a dying startup that used Galvantula webs to send signals and information through the servers. The previous owner might’ve hot-potatoed the company onto her and jumped ship, but through a lot of work it’s grown to be household digital service throughout the region.
Something I cooked up for the actual gym, I thought it’d be cheeky if the building looked like a Nest Ball
I’m still subbed to a lot of Programmer communities even if it’s not what I want to do anymore, but you overheard a lotta weird stuff there. There’s a lot of bugs and a lot of Bugs going on behind the scenes.
Bonus @metalichotchoco , who inspired me to try my hand and a Gymsona hshshdjdbd ok bye!
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Watching The Addams Family 2 (2021) and like, your main climax cannot hinge on the Addamses genuinely fearing death, y'all!!!
They are the ADDAMS FAMILY! At least 2 of them are dead at any given time! Pugsley died for 3 hours just last Tuesday! Fester has 5 necromancers on speed dial and it is unclear if he is dating one of them or one of their undead clients! It is unclear if Morticia is a vampire! Lurch is probably a zombie! Grandmama keeps resurrection tablets next to the Pepto in the medicine cabinet!!
All this is just off the top of my head - this isn't hard! Get it TOGETHER, YOU MINION-ASS ANIMATION STUDIO THIS WHOLE MOVIE WAS WEAK AND YOU ARE WEAK
I WILL SWORDFIGHT YOU AND WEAR A PINSTRIPE SUIT, AND THE UNEDITED FOOTAGE OF THAT FIGHT WILL MAKE FOR A BETTER ADDAMS FAMILY MOVIE THAN THIS SOULLESS SACK OF A FILM
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