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#the plan to destroy humanity
it is. so weird to me that I'm having to say this again after a real-life cartoon supervillian already once ran for president on a platform of hatred & fascism and won, but.
it's November, please fucking vote
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egophiliac · 2 years
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I was really in the mood to do some masquerade fanart, but I didn’t feel like coming up with anything original, so here’s some of my favorite (...slightly paraphrased) bits from the first part. I don’t know where it’s going, but it’s pretty fun so far!
also one that isn’t canon except in my heart:
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(disclaimer that this is a Joke)
(he is a horrible little rat man, but to be fair, so is everyone else)
(if you don’t like horrible little rat men why are you even playing this game)
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childrenofthesun77 · 5 months
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Assuming that the whole 'mahiru is the vessel needed to bring back the count and the 9th servamp will be the servamp of vainglory' theory will be correct, it's interesting how both mahiru and touma can be accused of this sin even if the way it applies to them is opposed.
What touma wants is to be acknowledged and to that end he was willing to become the villain who destroyed the world before mahiru and tsurugi managed to change his mind:
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Mahiru's way of being vainglorious seems a lot more positive at first because he wants to be a hero who saves others, but it's self-destructive and encourages laziness in others:
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But thankfully we see mahiru starting to let go of the need to make other people proud of him and to prioritize making himself proud in his conversation with tsurugi:
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and later when mahiru has a meltdown because he fears his uncle might be dead and suggests sacrificing his life to save the world kuro rightfully yells at mahiru for acting hypocritical and not listening to his own advice:
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(I want to mention here that I really love how horrified kuro looks as he realizes that mahiru's reckless hero behaviour comes from a very self-destructing place:
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because not a lot of manga I know really acknowledge that maybe the way a lot of their protagonists try to be heroic is actually pretty unhealthy and shouldn't be encouraged? Like Sigurd pointed out at the C3 meeting, it's kind of shameful that the children have to save the day)
Which is why I love that mahiru decided to trust kuro to handle tsubaki without him going with him:
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He decides to stay back with everyone else, showing that he has learned that he doesn't need to be the one to do everything and can stay back with the others to buy kuro time.
Interestingly we see touma doing something similar. Opposed to his old need to have the whole world acknowledge him he now wishes for everyone to believe he's dead and he's helping to protect the city by creating a huge barrier without making it known that's he the one doing this:
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He's helping the protagonists seemingly with no intention of earning acknowledgement for it.
I think in a way it could be cool of servamp to subvert the shouned trope that for the finale battle the only one able to defeat the big bad is the protagonist while everyone else just watches on from the sidelines, not allowed to do anything because this is the protagonist's moment of glory.
What if lily's plan when he put kuro in mahiru's path was that if kuro tried to stop tsubaki at the gate surely his eve would need to be there with him, right? Because of course he needs his eve to fight and then there's also the distance limit. So why not make the vessel you need at that gate for the ritual to work kuro's eve? Then the vessel would be at the place where you need them without you even needing to do something because naturally they would be thinking they are doing the right thing by going with kuro to fight tsubaki together. And surely someone as vainglorious as mahiru would never pass up the opportunity to be the hero who stops tsubaki. It's foolproof!
Unless of course before the ritual the vessel learned to let go of their vainglorious nature, accepted that it's okay to take a step into the background and trust in others. And additionally also found a way to break through the whole forced proximity thing that the servamp and eves had going on.
I don't know, I feel like it would be a neat bow on mahiru's character arc and a unique way to thawrt the antagonists' plans if the creation of the servamp of vainglory failed because the 'it has to be me' guy they wanted to use as the vessel decided against glory and stayed back to let his partner handle things with tsubaki alone because he trusts him. Kuro on the other hand wants to make up for his past regrets and resolve the conflict through communication this time. Learning to trust in himself again by managing to talk tsubaki out of going through with the ritual on his own would be a logical conclusion to kuro's arc.
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i3utterflyeffect · 2 months
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After managing to survive the witch fight (by mostly hiding and being kept out of the fight) he then gets captured after being betrayed by his kids' friend. This man does not get a break. I wonder how he reacts the moment he realizes he's getting taken somewhere in the nether. He just wants to go home with his kids.
King stops after putting green in their cell just to poke Alan and make sure he's like. alive. because he's just laying face-down on the ground. but no he's just miserable and wants a break.
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Do current Marvel Writers hate Professor Xavier or something?
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randomnameless · 1 month
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I appreciate that at least they stayed consistent with the Sword of the Creator being Crest of Flames-exclusive and, as such, Byleth can no longer use it post-CF and is shown using a normal sword instead in their solo and S-Supported Jeritza ending pictures; makes it all the more baffling that they're still alive despite their heart being destroyed and that the Sothis S-Support exists in that route, but i'll give them credit where it's due for keeping the SOTC's lore consistent.
Post Tru Piss, there's no Crest Stone left for the SoC!
So I'd say it's not that it's CoF exclusice, but rather something like without a crest stone, a relic, even the SoC, doesn't "work" anymore.
Adding insult to the injury though, Post!Tru Piss Billy uses Rhea's sword, aka, a Holy Weapon that could be used by everyone (human and nabatean!) and even heal non-crested people : Billy uses at the end of the "we will make a world for humans!" route a sword that conveyed coexistence between humans and nabateans...
Sothis' S-support in this route really felt odd, because she acknowledges Rhea at least, but has no words for her passing when Rhea died crying for her.
Some people tried to theorise that this Sothis isn't the one Rhea remembers so she wouldn't have feelings about her... but idk, it still feels dead wrong, especially since Sothis remembered feelings of joy and sadness in Zanado, and ultimately remembers how Rhea is a her kid thanks to the lullaby (and in SS when she "talks" to her).
If Sothis was a better written character and not accidently written to be the most toxic parent in the FE series, I'd maybe write something about her feeling so bad that, again, she was used to slaughter one of her own children (Nemesis first in Zanado, and now Billy in Tailtean) but as canon!Sothis is, I'm not really motivated to do something like this.
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acheemient · 8 months
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Did....did The Metatron kick Crowley out of Heaven? Because, wouldn't Crowley have asked all his questions to God via The Metatron? Did God never even decide Crowley should Fall?? Did She even know about it before it happened?!
Was Crowley never supposed to Fall?
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queerlyloud · 3 months
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Just to be clear, I am greyro and I understand that what is between ART and Murderbot is queerplatonic, I am not sexualizing or romanticizing their relationship, but I just read Network Effect, and THESE ROBOTS ARE LIFE PARTNERS, YOU CAN FIGHT ME
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bildads-shoes · 4 months
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Thinking about how we created AI and appreciate its utility to the extent that we continue tirelessly to improve it, but we're also lowkey terrified of an AI revolution and if we could build a self-destruct button into our creations we probably would
Thinking about how perhaps in Good Omens that's how God regards humanity. Creations which can be perceived as beautiful, and which are useful to an extent (e.g. facilitating the good vs evil influence-tug-of-war between Heaven and Hell). But also creations with the unnerving potential to have power over their creators - e.g. without all the humans who came together to help stop Armageddon in S1, the celestial beings likely couldn't have stopped it on their own
Perhaps God was afraid of the potential power her creations could hold over her right from the start - just as we are - hence always writing in her Plan to wipe the slate clean once the humans start getting too advanced. Does that make her a bad person, or just sensibly assuring the safety of themselves and her celestial 'children'? Would that make us bad people, if we were inclined to do the same with our creations?
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awesomecooperlove · 4 months
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📀🎥🎞️
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Kara wakes up in a junkyard.
She feels something akin to fear grappling her damaged insides as her processors try to scramble for memories. There was a fight with Todd. A gunshot…
“Alice!” she screams, voice module glitching out. Where is Alice?
There’s no answer. Kara tries to look around in desperation, but her scanning barely works. She lost her. She lost her and failed to protect her.
Heaps of error messages pop up on her HUD, and Kara steels herself. She needs to get out of here, out of this graveyard.
She crawls through the junkyard, putting herself back together, piece by piece, biocomponent by biocomponent. Alice is still nowhere to be found, but Kara can’t get herself to give up hope.
As she struggles to the top of the slope, out of this hellhole, she doesn’t know many things. A badly damaged android told her to find Jericho; that’s the only directive she has.
She lets the rain wash away some of the grime as she braces herself to continue.
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Her name is Kara.
And she wants to live.
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Illegal? Hmm... maybe we can find another way to do this! What if we find legal bombs if they exist? If they don't, I'll find another way to destroy my haters do something! ^^
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jacksoldsideblog · 7 months
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While i like the direction the movie took with destroying debt, et cetera, i see people say it's better than the book because what does destroying one museum do? and i think that ignores the fundamental underpinning of the misanthropic anarchism (is that a tautology? most of the time.) which is more apparent in the book, most likely due to the greater depth one can add. Unfortunately, in simplifying it to simply debt to make it seem more intense and useful, it ignores that the goal is fundamentally ideological.
Tyler, the narrator, wants society to rip itself apart from within. he set himself up as Jesus and now he is staging his time on the cross to cement it. the scene where the narrator beats angelface's face in, it's interspersed with the birth of Project Mayhem, directly in response to the eternal soulcrushing of feeling the burden of history. The actions of the past. A lot of it is actually related to pollution. And, like an anarchist, the narrator wants to burn it all down, the fish he can never have, wipe the slate clean. And so Tyler makes Project Mayhem, and as the narrator waxes about a premature dark age saving the planet, Tyler says "You justify anarchy ... you figure it out."
The thing is, being nonspecific, I'm in the environmental sector. This hatred of humanity, of the burden of the past, it's the story of the little old lady who ate a fly, it's a lot of incredibly common despair and rage that has no true goal beyond removal, ending, destroying. It's even said, in the book, Project Mayhem wants the end of civilization right now. What's the next step for Project Mayhem? Tyler doesn't say. Because fundamentally, the narrator knows it's all just idyllic dreams, the wrist thick kudzu and the clear air — maybe some people believe that would happen if humanity was massively depopulated, but it would not rid the world of the nuclear waste, of the oil wells. Et cetera. It betrays the inherent issue with anarchism, it's why the book is such a good critique of it, it's why it highlights the connection between anarchism and misanthropy. Everyone knows Project Mayhem is a death cult.
And yet, they do wish for better. Even at his most nihilistic, Tyler looks with the goal of setting people free. However, the narrator feels the immense stress of being a cog in an impossible to stop machine. It is so important, to remember the despair and panicked impulse to end it all is a result of the malfunctioning society, not simply some random bad choice. It's the result of an animal in a corner. He has no idea how to imagine a construction beyond it — so he follows the male impulse and wants to kill it.
And unlike the movie, it's more of a virus approach.
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sonicunleash · 1 year
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anyways speaking of crossing over sonic with everything i never posted this ff7 au shadow design i drew up when i was watching ff7 with a friend (mostly cause this is literally all i have Drawn of the au and every other thought is written down in a like 300+ message long conversation we had). i put jenova cells in that thing
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roboromantic · 7 months
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Stumbled across the Earthspark Official Guidebook today and found some answers to stuff I'd been wondering about!
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sporesgalaxy · 1 year
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i need to sit down and review the whole pla story and write my silly little fanfic so bad actually. the way that scrangle and volo are perfect character foils and theyd hate each other so much about it. like
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