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IN ANOTHER WORLD, MY SISTER STOLE MY NAME VOLUME 2

when I was a kid for some reason I thought Lola Bunny's last name was "Rabbit" and that she was actually Jessica and Roger's daughter. And the reason she wasn't in the original Loony Tunes is just that she wasn't born yet

I mean can you blame me. Look them and look at her. She's got a good blend of both of their features.

leavemebetosleep

this is the only good head canon I've ever had tbh

charlesoberonn

bogleech

The real reason bugs bunny took a break after space jam is not because it flopped, but because he required years of therapy after Roger went directly from the Hollywood premiere of his daughter's big debut to breaking every bone in Bugs's body with a brick*

(*this had realistic medical repercussions because he used non comedic violence, is how it works)

professional-idea-haver

darrenpillowscriss

Absolutely unhinged concept, gorgeous execution

anxietyproblem

darrenpillowscriss

Sam having a Beowulf rap locked and loaded KILLED me

baguantte

noya crow

pikkukitto

Dungeon Ale

dunmeshistash

I'm gonna ramble a bit as I reread but I think Dungeon Meshi might be the first time I've seen a "The enemy cannot be reasoned with" "they are too far gone" that was actually true.

Usually when that's said that the protagonists proves them wrong by actually giving a chance to the villain or by believing in their friends but... Thistle really cannot be reasoned with. Not because he's cruel or evil, but because he's literally too far gone.

The demon's corrosion of his mind has happened for too long, he has been living in pure paranoia for hundreds of years, here he's incapable of properly thinking, a few nice words cannot undo a thousand year of damage. The demon's influence on his has destroyed this poor kid's mind.

He isn't being evil here, he THINKS he's actually fixing things

This baby boy really cannot be reasoned with in a very realistic way I think

I really enjoy this part, I really enjoy that is a moment of "the protagonist trusted the villain and paid the price" but not in the usual "the villain betrayed their good faith" way. In the way that the villain actually didn't have the capacity to escape their spiral, even with a hand extended to them.

He didn't mean to betray Laios' trust, he isn't manipulating or lying to him. By all accounts this is the ideal situation Laios wanted where the bad guy actually listens to him. And yet <3