So remember when I said the world wasn’t ready for a magical boy au for dcmk?
I started with Shinichi again lol :)
I’m gonna rework the colors and design a bit maybe
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okay, inspired by @dragon-spaghetti's chronic pain Husk headcanons, I present Angel with atypical migraines
Angel getting knocked off balance after a few grueling weeks at the studio (because stress makes them worse), but like with the kind of vertigo that makes you feel like you're floating and untethered, but not spinning
Husk notices when something's off because Angel will stand up from the bar and pause with a hand outstretched before he starts walking, like he needs to recalibrate real quick
he lays on top of Husk with his face in Husk's chest because it's dark and then he'll forbid Husk from moving because that makes it worse, so Husk just kinda rests a hand on his back while they cuddle
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Always lowkey simmering a Leverage AU in the back of my head hear me out:
Ted is an ex-insurance investigator who was able to get his son life-saving medical treatment because his first, original Crime Pal Beard was like ‘Ted if your company doesn’t come through with the coverage, we’re doing things my way.’
The company did not come through. The company did let him go due to suspicion of Ted’s involvement in the incident, but Ted will happily remind folks that no charges were formally pressed. Henry is alive and healthy and living with Michelle, who divorced Ted shortly thereafter (not just because of pre-existing marital problems, but because Ted wouldn’t tell her anything about why the doctors “””suddenly decided to do the procedure for free”””). Shortly thereafter, Ted fled the country.
What Ted learned from the whole experience is that there’s a lot of people out there, good people just trying to live by the rules, but sometimes things happen that are just out of their control. And well- if we’ve got the means to help the good people out when no one else will, then shouldn’t we try?
“We’ve got means,” Beard agrees. “And motives.”
They do things Beard’s way now.
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Hey all! So if you didn't see it yesterday there is a new Wingfeather trailer for season 2! It's pretty epic!
There's also a new season 2 poster in their shop, and since it has Peet on it I bought it immediately even though I really don't have extra money to spend this week. xD It also has what I think is the first official/finished look at Maraly?!? (the character, not my kitten) As well as the Fork Factory, Claxton Weaver and the Overseer. 👀👀
https://shop.angel.com/pages/wingfeather
Season 2 covers the first half of book 2 and is releasing sometime this year!
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i know it's popular fanon to think that essek has little to no relationship experience and i do think his bedroom experience is average at best (for a hot young* elf) but i Personally think he's got a long line of heartbreaks behind him. i mean this so slash negative slash derogatory i think he was out there wining and dining and leaving-behining all the time. just for fun and profit. working on his acting chops. showing off. he likes attention dude. i don't think that's directly contradictory to him being very reclusive and quiet about his work i think he was mysterious and sexy and thought flirting was funny. anyway he and caleb "genuinely falls in love with every other person he meets and then is really weird about it, EXCEPT for essek, who he was genuinely honeypotting" widogast, who essek was also genuinely honeypotting for reasons Far beyond boredom (see: i think some of his early weirdness/awkward formality can be explained by the fact that he was trying to mask real homicidal rage towards the m9) are insane together they're ride or die they're perfect for each other they're lifelong "friends" and they're playing mind games the likes of which would level a city park id they broke out of containment. and it's enrichment for them
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i just think that while it’s very cool that spike is just a silly little guy that there’s an inherent nerfing and flanderization going on with him since about s4 to make him “Acceptable” for the show which i think speaks to the issues the show had behind the scenes when dealing with several different issues/topics/situations -- similar to how they declaw angel so much in ats and refuse to explore his history/psychology any more than the barest amount bc they’re afraid it would make him “unheroic” in the most classical and basic concepts of a hero.
i think a spike that’s allowed to be menacing and is presented as inherently dangerous but is choosing not to be towards the scoobies is just more compelling. also i think given his reputation as a slayer of slayers, how they basically constantly hype him as second only to buffy and then have him get tapped out in a fight super easy just so buffy looks better is stupid. and i hate it. they did something similar to angel too when he was on btvs.
i want his title to mean something. i want the sense that tbh, he probably could take buffy even after the Ls he’s taken from her since he has a crazy amount of fighting exp and you know, learns. but again due to changes in his character over time loses interest in that and genuinely prefers to fight with her and not against her.
the concept of basically having your arch nemesis forced into being your house exotic animal is so fascinating but we don’t get to really enjoy it in to its full extent because they nerf spike so fucking hard so fast. i love the idea of buffy KNOWING she’s basically keeping a cougar in her house but also knowing she can wrestle the cougar into submission most of the time and that there’s pros to having the cougar around so she does. and ofc spike, as someone driven not just by violence but also by love, comes to enjoy being kept by her and stops complying because it benefits him and starts to comply because he wants to. but they both always know that spike can, could and would become EXTREMELY dangerous whenever he wanted and that it’s a hard 50-50 on who’d make it out alive if he did.
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