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It’s been 5 years so it’s time to get back into Portal again.

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Can’t wait to watch the new Madoka Magica movie and have no clue what the fuck is going on!

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Know barely anything about Deltarune but I can’t wait for Papyrus to finally show up when the apocalypse starts and Sans just teleports them to a different dimension/universe.

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Can someone start up a zine where people make their own season 3 or fix it ending with fanfics and art? Maybe that’s a way people of the fandom can unite. It would be cool to see all the pretty fanart.

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If the Season 3 script ever gets leaked or released, you should probably be prepared it’s bad if the movie was a good adaptation of the script.

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Hi, I wanted to ask if anyone has some Good Omens post s2 or s3 fanfic fix-it that have a bit of comedy or aren’t too heavy in the angst tone? Like some I read make Crowley mean or upset at Aziraphale for a long time/the whole fic, or they are very angsty. Which is fine it’s just not what I’m looking for. I just sometimes read fics that have a very gloomy feeling for the whole fanfic. The fics can be long like 20,000+ words or more.

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Just rewatched the clip of Steven watching Rose’s videotape and she says he’s going to become a human being. And it’s crazy how throughout the whole show a lot of gems refer to him as Rose or Pink, but the one person that he has the most complicated relationship with is the one to be like “No. We both can’t exist. You are your own person.”

Damn you Steven Universe (in a good way).

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In light of the no.1 trending topic on this site, I'd like to inform youse that Kitty Kendall, one of the survivors who bravely spoke out against Neil Gaiman and accused him of rape in 2025, has said here and here that if you are looking to support her and other survivors, you can make a donation to OurVOICE (the counselling service Kendall herself used) or your local rape crisis centre. If you can't make a donation, you can help to ensure people do not forget what Kendall and other survivors have gone through and continue to go through as they pursue legal action, and that Gaiman has already spent a lot of money in the attempt to sue these women for speaking out.

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Could I show your art in a youtube video? It's a critical analysis of good omens 3. It's the comic panel about hating endings of shows. I'll credit you of course.

I would rather you didn’t, but thank you for asking.

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S P O I L E R S

I slept, woke up, and my brain cleared up a little.

Here’s what I want to say. The concept of the ending is valid, because they basically have two options available to them: either remain within their roles and keep their miracles, since without them they’re incapable of functioning, or take on some other form in order to free themselves from dependence on their very nature, which imposes limitations on them. And if they choose the second option, their memories would inevitably get fucked up. As humans, they simply wouldn’t be capable of containing the memory of who they used to be, because, well, they would be human. A human mind isn’t as vast as that of a supernatural being. And besides, if they remembered their previous existence, they probably wouldn’t even be able to survive in human bodies out of sheer habit of ignoring physical needs.

But even under those circumstances, it still would’ve worked better if their "earthly past" wasn’t explicitly spelled out - like they themselves only vaguely and sluggishly realize that they’ve seen each other somewhere before, but can’t for the life of them remember where. You know that kind of TV format where characters just sort of… don’t age, and the show simply follows their everyday lives? That would’ve made sense here. Not literal immortality, but that sort of sitcom-style disregard for time.

Again, the concept of the ending itself is acceptable. But the way that concept was executed is complete garbage. Because it’s drama for the sake of drama, angst for the sake of angst. Good Omens, despite the weight of the themes it deals with, never stops being a comedy rather than a soap opera. And even the whole "becoming human" idea desperately lacked a more direct, lighthearted perspective instead of this suffocating sentimentality of "and then they fell in love at first sight".

That’s the problem with how everything ended up getting butchered - there was no room left for any lightness at all. The movie feels heavy, dense, unpleasant; there’s not even a safe way to approach it without getting pricked by something. Because in trying to "please the fans", the writers basically staged a clown parade where they crammed absolutely everything possible into a format that couldn’t support it. And it’s not even about the limited runtime - it’s that these people have absolutely no idea how to work with this material or how to preserve tonal balance. They don’t know what can be sacrificed or changed.

Because they aren’t the authors of the story. And in the film, I can’t feel either Gaiman’s voice or Pratchett’s.

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As the days go by, I’ve been able to process the ending more without crying in despair. I understand the idea for the ending they had, but with how they wrote the movie, the journey to that decision didn’t really make sense. Crowley for most of the series put Aziraphale over humanity. It would have been interesting if while Aziraphale was gone, Crowley connected more with the people in the neighborhood which renewed his love for humanity. This would make the decision to reset the universe without God’s influence make a little more sense.

Some of the movie felt like an episode, but not a movie. Aziraphale felt a little too mean to Crowley in some ways. If it’s a finale, they should have addressed the biggest communication issues the two have and the kiss. But they don’t ever really do that?

Anyways the point is, the ending could have worked if the journey had been better, and how they go to the choice of creating the universe. God doesn’t really give them a binary choice of “either you stay together in this universe but humanity still has heaven and hell, or you can reset the universe without influence from god forever.” She asks them what they would do, which gives them free range to say anything. If the choice was binary, then it would deny the endless options they had.

And when they are about to vanish one of them should have said something like “I know whatever happens, the love we have will always be there” or something that implied that they believed that no matter what happens their love will always exist. And then if they are humans, it would have been interesting if they said “Hey, have we met before?” Or something to imply that deep down the real Crowley and Aziraphale are there.

Also apparently in the credits, people think there is an implication that they exist in many different universes. Which would be totally fine if that was displayed in the ending, not one where Asa and Anthony don’t really resemble or feel like the characters we know and love.

Bottom line is, the ending could have worked if it was tweaked a bit and the journey to that ending made sense.

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I know I’m not alone in this feeling, but I still feel alone. Sorry if this is cringe or overdramatic.

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My feelings on the ending, and a bit of how endings are written now and days.

It just feels like, Aziraphale and Crowley went through so much together. Thousands of years. Aziraphale had so much religious trauma and pain. And Crowley too. I feel like endings now and days just erases the pain someone goes through, and just gets to the part where everything is okay.

What about the journey to getting there?

What about going through all that pain and overcoming with the people you love and heal?

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I was planning on posting this like a day or two before the movie airs but I’m seeing people dooming on twitter, so I thought I’d do it now so that people don’t explode if something they wanted doesn’t go their way in the movie.

I know people are excited, but I want people to remember before watching:

-Your theory might not end up being true.

-Aziraphale might have or not have left for Heaven intentionally. He also may or may not have a plan.

-Their reunion might be REALLY awkward.

-Aziraphale and Crowley might both apologize. But there is a chance only one of them does.

-They might turn into humans. I mean I wouldn’t like it, but if I expect the possibility it will be less heartbreaking.

-They might not kiss again… *cries*

-Don’t have super high expectations but also don’t have super low expectations.

-There is a chance the ending is only “okay” or a simple “good.”

-Have fun, or at least try to.

But whatever happens, PLEASE, for all the love that is holy or ungodly do NOT attack or harass the actors, or the writers, or anyone on the crew.

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Reblogging this as a reminder for people. Have a nice watch everyone!

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Thank you for the wonderful show.

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I think I made Aziraphale’s head a little too big. I’m trying to find a style of coloring I like.

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When you’re an Aziraphale defender but you have to be ready for the case that Aziraphale isn’t planning anything ahead at all and it’s just him sadly feeling religious trauma and manipulation on Wednesday:

Credit to reaction meme: @kalopop on Twitter.