Loki deserves to have an active role in the multiversal war. He deserves to fight alongside the Avengers. He deserves to save the day, he deserves to use his new time powers against a big bad, he-
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i don't normally make posts about things myself but i keep thinking about how the whole point of EW was that the strength you needed didn't come from a god, or a supreme being, or a primal or anything: it all comes from you
your love for this world and your friends and everything that you allow purpose and meaning- that is what gives you the strength to climb to your feet, even when you feel utterly alone at the end of the universe
In Shb we had Ardbert who gave us the strength to take that next step, but in EW we are alone (save for Zenos i guess but this ain't about him). That's why even though I agree that "it was the ancients" is becoming an extremely stale take, I still forgive MotR and the Twelve because it's hammering in EW's theme of being enough to handle what life throws at you without needing to rely on something much larger than yourself
EW's plot- and even the Omicron quests -point to the fact that dynamis alone does nothing. It has to be moved to action by feelings/emotions for it to work. As N-7000 says, "all [dynamis] requires is for us to ask "what if?""
Zodiark did not save the Ancients. Hydaelyn cannot save Her Children. The Twelve do not answer your cries. Primals are bound to the prayers of those that summon them.
The Warrior of Light is an imperfect being. More talented than most, but imperfect yet. EW does not make you a god. It shows that change can be wrought by anyone, at any time. You need not do it alone: there are others willing to come to your aid. But when you are alone, at the end of your rope, facing insurmountable odds: the strength you need can only come from within.
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Deus Ex Matthews
Deus Ex MacNamara
Deus Ex Maxwell
the holy trinity
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even if i didnt love botw as much as i do, totk drives me nuts bc, similarly to pokemon, this series is so SO SO full of potential, they have so many games they can pull from, theres so many themes, characters and worldbuilding thats just left to rot, you dont need to connect anything with a chain to old titles, you dont need to bring back any things that already had their ending, but PLEASE harness at least a fraction of all this!!!! and they just refuse to do it beyond shallow references
totk jsut drives it all home to me, bc this isnt just the next game in the franchise, but a DIRECT SEQUEL no 10 years apart from botw, yet they cant even, they REFUSE to even keep the continuity with its OWN lore it established in botw together, and that, i think, is what truly makes me so insane (derogatory) about totk
it PROVES they do not care, they dont care to build on anything of the lore of old titles beyond references in form of amiibos or whatever, they dont even care to make a sequel to their most successful game in the franchise coherent with its own lore
botw established a captivating detailed world full of potential, while lacking in active storytelling, it had environmental storytelling, characters and ideas that were the perfect ground to build on-
and then they do away with it bc idk .. they want you to build mechs and make videos of it that go viral and thats all they care about or something
shiekah tech? forget that existed
character being the character you know? act as if you are seeing them for the first time just like they are
lame story? dont think about that just be distracted by the epic presentation of it
lore the previous title established? forget that, all that matters is what is here and now
beloved character from old games beign brought back? hes a new guy and has no background and no lore and just sits waiting for you at the end to have a flashy fight with
references from old titles and their lore? just here for nostalgie bait, dont you remember? you LOVE this series, now give me 70 bucks for a glorified DLC that ruins what you loved about the series and makes you realize that nothign matters and nothing is interesting anymore
you are supposed to take it all at face value, to not think about anything, to see a character say something and just go with it, and forget it the second its over, be distracted by good music and pretty visuals, but dont think about, dont think about anything but what is directly said to you like you have no critical thinking skills, forget there was a game before this one, only the one you play matters, empty your skull and dont let yourself feel anything but what the game tells you to feel
if they dont even care to make the sequel to their most successful game actually build on the previous title, dont even care to keep their continuity of two games supposedly directly happening one after the other in tact- maybe they never cared, and all the meaning we thought we saw them build into their games was all accidental and meaningless
and that is absolutely soul crushing for fans like me to discover
its a game.
its not a story, its not a world, its not themes, its not characters, its not lore.
its a product made to make you pay money, not to make you think about anything.
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Poseidon pulling a LITERAL Deus Ex Machina in episode 4 is probably the funniest way they could’ve solved the arch issue
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one of my deepest fantasies is that humanity would get infected by some kind of parasitic amoeba that makes people feel uncontrollable rage and want to murder everyone around them. the reason this is a fantasy and not a horror prompt is because this parasite would have little-to-no effect on me & i could just go on living my normal life like i usually do while everyone around me got their whole shrieking pissing shitting tearing rending killing mass murder thing on. and people would finally realize how much credit i should get every day that i don't lose my absolute fucking shit on Literally Everyone, because i have an unpleasant personality and it's harder for me,
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I don't understand people that claim Aang is weak or a coward because he didn't kill Ozai. In fact, I think I that him deciding not to commit murder would make him the exact opposite. As someone who does consider themselves weak and cowardly, I would have agreed to kill Ozai had I been pressured to do so.
exactly !!! fucking SAY THAT. aang choosing the values of his people over a world that insists that his people were weak and deserved to die, that their values have no place here, in a world that seemingly necessitates a "kill or be killed" mindset, IS his strength. he faces down his closest friends, his past lives (including an air nomad!), and does eventually agree that he has no choice, that he must kill the firelord, there is no other way to end the war. but then, the lion turtle, who rose out of the depths of the ocean, summoned from an ancient time before the avatar even existed, because it heard aang's call to the spirits for guidance, agrees with him, that there is another way, that aang's people were right to value spirits over dangerous, destructive power. and when he faces down ozai, when he sees the man who wants to exterminate him, a child, for his supposed "weakness," he does not let his own infinite power get the better of him. he controls the full force of the avatar, of his past lives who tell him otherwise. "even with all the power in the world, you're still weak," ozai tells him, but that level of self-control is what makes him strong. the fact that he would rather stay true to himself and represent the people who had no place in ozai's world is what true power looks like. he is the purifying light to ozai's cruel destruction. if he had killed ozai, he might have made ozai a martyr to the fire nation, but instead he simply sheds ozai of his weapon of mass destruction, and proves to him, on the hundred year anniversary of the day the fire nation committed genocide against his people, that his cultural values matter, that he still has a place in this world and the spirits have a place in this world. with all the power at his disposal at the avatar, killing ozai would have been the easy thing to do. but he uses meditation and pacifism to come to his own conclusion. he is strong enough to break the cycle of violence.
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gnawing at the bars of my cage
can we please Stop telling SU blind reactors all the fandom drama and SU crit that came out of every episode so we can allow them to just enjoy the show like a normal person at their own leisure and make their Own opinions thank u
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GUESS WHO JUST GOT CAUGHT UP TO DATE ON THE BNHA MANGA. HOLY SHIT.
No spoilers but:
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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You know what, I'm just gonna go ahead and withhold judgment on Eri healing Deku's arms until we get further to the end because. Damn man maybe Horikoshi can pull it off idk 😭
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@ the Zelink anon I admit defeat
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"You were always better at solving problems than I was."
Just turning this moment over in my head:
Caleb -- boy genius, chosen protégé of one of the most powerful evil wizards in all the land, with an incredible memory that puts wizarding on easy mode, who said things "came more easily" to him than the other two -- has just spent "so much time working on this" ancient artifact to stop Trent. Weeks of puzzling and tinkering but it's Caleb so of course he gets it eventually. Yet at the moment of triumph it doesn't work and he's stumped.
Then Astrid just rolls up like, "What's that?" rocks a 24, and immediately fixes a critical issue on this totally-unknown-to-her Arcanum object. LOL
Like, he doesn't even tell her what it actually is! He just does that thing where he's all vague and dramatic, lmao.
(Correction--She got a 24, not 26. Post changed to reflect that. Also "than me" --> "than I was." Caleb is nothing if not grammatically correct.)
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i got annoyed on twitter lol
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i do have to say, as much as i enjoy jpv, the contagion storyline does not make him look good
shadow of the bat #48
azrael's like, hey batman. here's a video someone sent me of this deadly virus from the order of st dumas that someone sent me. thought you should know, seeing as how it's heading towards gotham.
then it's like.
azrael: agent of the bat #15
azrael's like, hey. i wonder if this virus was originated by the order of st dumas. maybe we should see if they have an antidote. i mean, they've been involved since the beginning and all, right? no? cool, we won't even look into it.
finally it's like.
azrael: agent of the bat #16
hey. hey. doesn't that virus that was in the video i got that involved the order of st dumas at the very start of this all look like that thing i saw on that whiteboard at the order of st dumas last month. hey. hey. do you think that maybe we should check into all our order of st dumas books? should we have spent an hour doing this 3 weeks ago when we first thought they might have been involved instead of being like nah, nevermind? and just traveling the world searching for survivors? oh the recipe for cure was there in this book i had stored in a box this whole time? oh. oh. well, i should get this to gotham where hundreds of thousands have died already.
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If “respawning” is a thing that exists in the Laserhawk universe, I like to imagine it’s more similar to the game Soma where the person doesn’t come back from the dead, but rather a “copy” is made that’s almost near indistinguishable from the original in both appearance and memories
I think this because I think death would have way less impact on the population of Eden if random people could just be brought back to life , but also wouldn’t surprise me if “respawn” was a technological advanced operation that was preserved for a select few of the most valuable and elite members of Eden’s society (like the power ranger knock offs)
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RTD is so in love with David Tennant that it makes him look stupid, huh.
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