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so the hellsite is down to a crew of like 25 now apparently, so I'm just gonna let y'all know now, I'm not really anywhere else yet, going down with this ship, but if it does go down I'll probably migrate somewhere eventually.
If you wanna keep up with me, I'm Vladamn on AO3. Haven't posted anything in awhile but I haven't abandoned the craft. If I end up anywhere, I'll share it there in my notes or on the profile.
Godspeed you little gremlins 🫡
My headcanon is that on Caldera, Skylar's people usually have opposite-gender or unisex names, based on the recurring joke that Calderans use Earth words to mean the opposite of what they mean on Earth. Skylar is a unisex name already. She once said that 'Emily' is the 2nd most common name on Caldera (Emily is technically a unisex name if you take into account variations like Aemilius, Emilio, etc.) so I've always headcanoned that as Experion's name (his full name is Emily Exton, he combined it into Experion).
they never opened the card
easily in the top 5 hensper images of all time
this is wildly unrelated and nothing to do with hensper but why does he look like he belongs on Elite Force with that jacket
Immortalizing these tags because you're right
These shoes look like they're faking heavy duty 😭
I’ve decided to to say fuck it and post my story I was working on. Originally the idea came from my friend who was helping me figure out what the story should be then he told me he knew an editor that would help but it became this big thing so ima just send it post what I have and hope I don’t get eaten alive
If you’re curious my fanfic is Chase x Kaz
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
(If there’s a better way to share it plz let me know I’m new to actually posting fanfics instead of just starting the ideas, writing a chunk on my doc and then forgetting about it LOL)
As I rewatch Henry Danger more and more, I've been trying to pinpoint what Henry and Ray's relationship actually is. I've seen it called father and son, uncle and nephew, friends, or even just coworkers. But none of that dinged quite right with me.
Now, their relationship definitely evolved as Henry got older and they spent more time together but that actually ties into what I've pegged it as. Which is large age gap older brother and younger brother. Ray acts like an older adult sibling responsible for his younger kid sibling.
And the moment that made this decision for me?
This was 100% an older brother younger brother moment. Like, at this moment they knew hypnosis was involved and Henry wasn't to blame but Ray still retaliated. Major sibling moment.
Good post for me to say I've been rewatching this show as a Lab Rats Adam and Chase AU where Ray's parents had a kid later in life and gave it up for adoption* and never told him until years later/he figures it out after they meet and they click immediately and he slowly fills in as another parental unit in Henry's life where his parent's lack?
*either they're alive and together, or maybe they had a hard time conceiving Ray/Adam and used their sperm and eggs to make an embryo that a surrogate carried for them, but maybe they had extra of either the ingredients or the embryos that they froze and saved (idk if you can freeze and embryo, but in their universe I believe it can be real) and when they didn't need them anymore they gave them to a fertility bank or whatever and Henry/Chase's parents ended up with some and wavey birth weirdness and whatever.
easily in the top 5 hensper images of all time
this is wildly unrelated and nothing to do with hensper but why does he look like he belongs on Elite Force with that jacket
I just realized the absolute power that Oliver has because this guy has both super strength and ice powers, which means that taking things out of the freezer and taking care of wedged items in a freezer would be an absolute piece of cake
I'm also just happily imagining a scenario where superhero!Kaz's mom makes cookies and they're scorching hot cause they just got out of the oven, and Kaz just casually eats one and she's like???? How are you still alive???
Thought you should know that this showed up on my dashboard in order, and it gave me a giggle
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My fav bro
this popped up in one of those small suggestions on my dash that only showed the first photo and all i could think was
This Man Has Not Slept
It seemed like something fun to try and animate.
I think the first major instance in LREF where I felt the "woah... something's so fundamentally wrong here" feeling was when Oliver was dangling off the Davenhead with Davenport and Kaz showed very little concern about the fact that his best friend might die and that did not sit well with me at all
Especially at the end of the episode where he just casually went "I thought you were gonna fall", which a) implies he didn't entirely have faith in his best friend and b) did not seem too concerned about the fact that Kaz would not have been able to save them both bc he didn't have super strength. No hug, no visible relief that Oliver's okay, absolutely nothing. Which. What.
I am familiar with friendships where they tease the other and whatever to extreme points and I've even been apart of quite a few, but when push comes to shove, true friends are gonna have your back. Kaz and Oliver have shown time and time again that they care about each other more than they care about each other on a raw level, and it doesn't matter whether you see it as platonic or romantic because whatever it is, it's undeniably there, and they just stripped all previously applicable emotion away from him at the end of that episode
Kaz would've expressed concern to Chase when he realized that he couldn't save them even if he tried, or at the very least attempt to coach Oliver through it (by coach I mean like. Videogame instruction vibes/quoting comics to give Oliver confidence) not just sit there, eat popcorn and laugh, especially after all the character development done around the end of season one and not to mention season two of Mighty Med
I say this because I focus a lot on the injustices done to Oliver's character in LREF, but in reality while it's not as in-your-face as Oliver's, the others also lost so much of their character and personalities + the relationships between them and I think that's an absolute crime
Anyway that's been on my chest for a while now so thank you for attending this lecture
This is a fair viewing, tho tbh I always saw it more as Kaz thinking like....he can literally fly. He sucks at landing and feels inferior, but he can fly and probably do so pretty instinctively. They show him having issues with activating his other powers, but aside from sucking at landing, he doesn't seem to have a problem actively flying, he just didn't believe he could when saving Davenport.
Every time I see that scene I always wonder at his sudden belief that he's just gonna fall to his death, bc it seems to be much more an "in his head about it but not real" kinda problem, unlike his "in his head about it so it becomes a problem" with his other powers.
I do think Kaz is kinda nonchalant over Davenport being in danger, tho then they do pull that more often with Davenport in LR tbh, so it wasn't too outta left field, and Kaz probably thought Oliver would figure it out when push came to shove (like he did). The whole "thought you were gonna fall thing" felt like a joke to me, but I think if Kaz actually thought he was gonna fall he would've shown it more.
They did fkk up so much with the characters in general though, so like. It hardly matters anyway.
Reblogging this because this does make a lot of sense, Kaz just felt emotionally bland during that episode and it pissed me offff
tbf it did immediately follow Kaz being Very Emotional in the opening episode while everyone else was kinda laid back about stuff (which tbh, what with how Oliver acts the rest of the season I feel like should've been him instead/he should've been very on board with Wanting Results, like he seems more Mature and Logical and Stable in the first episode and then they do a whole 180 and I never thought about it before this moment but what the fkk was that and also they should've had Oliver and Skylar more emotional too, like PEOPLE DIED, FRIENDS AND FAMILY FKKING DIED, THEY WERE WAY TOO COOL ABOUT THAT MAN
THIS THOOOO
The personalities and emotional responses were inconsistent not only with mighty med but also with elite force itself 😭😭😭
I genuinely hate the way mighty Med's destruction was put to the side so often and an extra season could've saved that probably by providing grief time and stuff but we didn't get anything so it was just pure shock
I literally counted once, out of the 15 episodes they did, only three actually moved the main plot line forward, with a fourth one that actually mentioned that plot line as something that existed. The first and last episodes and The List (right in the middle), and then Chase worked on a that serum in Sheep-Shifting.
Every single other episode was a filler slice-of-life thing. Which I like! I do enjoy filler episodes and slice-of-life moments! But it can't be the ENTIRE SHOW when the show itself is about a very specific thing!
We were given one episode to learn about and process Mighty Med, hear they were starting this combined team with the express purpose of finding who did it, and then the entire rest of the show is just five teenagers living together going on random missions we barely hear about and having shenanigans.
That's like two different shows. idk if I should be yelling at the writers or the showrunners or both, but like. Come on, guys.
Absolutely crying actually, I didn't realize only 20% of the entire season was plot driven 😭😭😭
I think the main issue was their confidence in themselves and that they'd be green lit to make another season but weren't and we ended up with a halfbaked storyline 😭
And I'll be honest, the filler thing is pretty on track with the lab rats seasons, especially with the Marcus storyline cause at one point that just disappeared for an entire half season before even being mentioned again, which just shows how much they diluted the mighty med aspects in it too
With LR the "filler" stuff didn't bother me as much bc their whole premise was silly sitcom about teens with bionic powers and keeping them a secret. There wasn't some big evil plot/person or anything from the very beginning they were fighting against. So it made a little more sense for new archs in the story to work more in the background sometimes.
They kept the formula for "slice of life vibes of kids dealing with powers" things from LR and MM as the basis for EF, but they weren't actually telling that kind of story from the beginning, so it didn't work.
I think they just didn't really fully understand what they were doing/wanted.
I think the first major instance in LREF where I felt the "woah... something's so fundamentally wrong here" feeling was when Oliver was dangling off the Davenhead with Davenport and Kaz showed very little concern about the fact that his best friend might die and that did not sit well with me at all
Especially at the end of the episode where he just casually went "I thought you were gonna fall", which a) implies he didn't entirely have faith in his best friend and b) did not seem too concerned about the fact that Kaz would not have been able to save them both bc he didn't have super strength. No hug, no visible relief that Oliver's okay, absolutely nothing. Which. What.
I am familiar with friendships where they tease the other and whatever to extreme points and I've even been apart of quite a few, but when push comes to shove, true friends are gonna have your back. Kaz and Oliver have shown time and time again that they care about each other more than they care about each other on a raw level, and it doesn't matter whether you see it as platonic or romantic because whatever it is, it's undeniably there, and they just stripped all previously applicable emotion away from him at the end of that episode
Kaz would've expressed concern to Chase when he realized that he couldn't save them even if he tried, or at the very least attempt to coach Oliver through it (by coach I mean like. Videogame instruction vibes/quoting comics to give Oliver confidence) not just sit there, eat popcorn and laugh, especially after all the character development done around the end of season one and not to mention season two of Mighty Med
I say this because I focus a lot on the injustices done to Oliver's character in LREF, but in reality while it's not as in-your-face as Oliver's, the others also lost so much of their character and personalities + the relationships between them and I think that's an absolute crime
Anyway that's been on my chest for a while now so thank you for attending this lecture
This is a fair viewing, tho tbh I always saw it more as Kaz thinking like....he can literally fly. He sucks at landing and feels inferior, but he can fly and probably do so pretty instinctively. They show him having issues with activating his other powers, but aside from sucking at landing, he doesn't seem to have a problem actively flying, he just didn't believe he could when saving Davenport.
Every time I see that scene I always wonder at his sudden belief that he's just gonna fall to his death, bc it seems to be much more an "in his head about it but not real" kinda problem, unlike his "in his head about it so it becomes a problem" with his other powers.
I do think Kaz is kinda nonchalant over Davenport being in danger, tho then they do pull that more often with Davenport in LR tbh, so it wasn't too outta left field, and Kaz probably thought Oliver would figure it out when push came to shove (like he did). The whole "thought you were gonna fall thing" felt like a joke to me, but I think if Kaz actually thought he was gonna fall he would've shown it more.
They did fkk up so much with the characters in general though, so like. It hardly matters anyway.
Reblogging this because this does make a lot of sense, Kaz just felt emotionally bland during that episode and it pissed me offff
tbf it did immediately follow Kaz being Very Emotional in the opening episode while everyone else was kinda laid back about stuff (which tbh, what with how Oliver acts the rest of the season I feel like should've been him instead/he should've been very on board with Wanting Results, like he seems more Mature and Logical and Stable in the first episode and then they do a whole 180 and I never thought about it before this moment but what the fkk was that and also they should've had Oliver and Skylar more emotional too, like PEOPLE DIED, FRIENDS AND FAMILY FKKING DIED, THEY WERE WAY TOO COOL ABOUT THAT MAN
THIS THOOOO
The personalities and emotional responses were inconsistent not only with mighty med but also with elite force itself 😭😭😭
I genuinely hate the way mighty Med's destruction was put to the side so often and an extra season could've saved that probably by providing grief time and stuff but we didn't get anything so it was just pure shock
I literally counted once, out of the 15 episodes they did, only three actually moved the main plot line forward, with a fourth one that actually mentioned that plot line as something that existed. The first and last episodes and The List (right in the middle), and then Chase worked on a that serum in Sheep-Shifting.
Every single other episode was a filler slice-of-life thing. Which I like! I do enjoy filler episodes and slice-of-life moments! But it can't be the ENTIRE SHOW when the show itself is about a very specific thing!
We were given one episode to learn about and process Mighty Med, hear they were starting this combined team with the express purpose of finding who did it, and then the entire rest of the show is just five teenagers living together going on random missions we barely hear about and having shenanigans.
That's like two different shows. idk if I should be yelling at the writers or the showrunners or both, but like. Come on, guys.
I think the first major instance in LREF where I felt the "woah... something's so fundamentally wrong here" feeling was when Oliver was dangling off the Davenhead with Davenport and Kaz showed very little concern about the fact that his best friend might die and that did not sit well with me at all
Especially at the end of the episode where he just casually went "I thought you were gonna fall", which a) implies he didn't entirely have faith in his best friend and b) did not seem too concerned about the fact that Kaz would not have been able to save them both bc he didn't have super strength. No hug, no visible relief that Oliver's okay, absolutely nothing. Which. What.
I am familiar with friendships where they tease the other and whatever to extreme points and I've even been apart of quite a few, but when push comes to shove, true friends are gonna have your back. Kaz and Oliver have shown time and time again that they care about each other more than they care about each other on a raw level, and it doesn't matter whether you see it as platonic or romantic because whatever it is, it's undeniably there, and they just stripped all previously applicable emotion away from him at the end of that episode
Kaz would've expressed concern to Chase when he realized that he couldn't save them even if he tried, or at the very least attempt to coach Oliver through it (by coach I mean like. Videogame instruction vibes/quoting comics to give Oliver confidence) not just sit there, eat popcorn and laugh, especially after all the character development done around the end of season one and not to mention season two of Mighty Med
I say this because I focus a lot on the injustices done to Oliver's character in LREF, but in reality while it's not as in-your-face as Oliver's, the others also lost so much of their character and personalities + the relationships between them and I think that's an absolute crime
Anyway that's been on my chest for a while now so thank you for attending this lecture
This is a fair viewing, tho tbh I always saw it more as Kaz thinking like....he can literally fly. He sucks at landing and feels inferior, but he can fly and probably do so pretty instinctively. They show him having issues with activating his other powers, but aside from sucking at landing, he doesn't seem to have a problem actively flying, he just didn't believe he could when saving Davenport.
Every time I see that scene I always wonder at his sudden belief that he's just gonna fall to his death, bc it seems to be much more an "in his head about it but not real" kinda problem, unlike his "in his head about it so it becomes a problem" with his other powers.
I do think Kaz is kinda nonchalant over Davenport being in danger, tho then they do pull that more often with Davenport in LR tbh, so it wasn't too outta left field, and Kaz probably thought Oliver would figure it out when push came to shove (like he did). The whole "thought you were gonna fall thing" felt like a joke to me, but I think if Kaz actually thought he was gonna fall he would've shown it more.
They did fkk up so much with the characters in general though, so like. It hardly matters anyway.
Reblogging this because this does make a lot of sense, Kaz just felt emotionally bland during that episode and it pissed me offff
tbf it did immediately follow Kaz being Very Emotional in the opening episode while everyone else was kinda laid back about stuff (which tbh, what with how Oliver acts the rest of the season I feel like should've been him instead/he should've been very on board with Wanting Results, like he seems more Mature and Logical and Stable in the first episode and then they do a whole 180 and I never thought about it before this moment but what the fkk was that and also they should've had Oliver and Skylar more emotional too, like PEOPLE DIED, FRIENDS AND FAMILY FKKING DIED, THEY WERE WAY TOO COOL ABOUT THAT MAN
I think the first major instance in LREF where I felt the "woah... something's so fundamentally wrong here" feeling was when Oliver was dangling off the Davenhead with Davenport and Kaz showed very little concern about the fact that his best friend might die and that did not sit well with me at all
Especially at the end of the episode where he just casually went "I thought you were gonna fall", which a) implies he didn't entirely have faith in his best friend and b) did not seem too concerned about the fact that Kaz would not have been able to save them both bc he didn't have super strength. No hug, no visible relief that Oliver's okay, absolutely nothing. Which. What.
I am familiar with friendships where they tease the other and whatever to extreme points and I've even been apart of quite a few, but when push comes to shove, true friends are gonna have your back. Kaz and Oliver have shown time and time again that they care about each other more than they care about each other on a raw level, and it doesn't matter whether you see it as platonic or romantic because whatever it is, it's undeniably there, and they just stripped all previously applicable emotion away from him at the end of that episode
Kaz would've expressed concern to Chase when he realized that he couldn't save them even if he tried, or at the very least attempt to coach Oliver through it (by coach I mean like. Videogame instruction vibes/quoting comics to give Oliver confidence) not just sit there, eat popcorn and laugh, especially after all the character development done around the end of season one and not to mention season two of Mighty Med
I say this because I focus a lot on the injustices done to Oliver's character in LREF, but in reality while it's not as in-your-face as Oliver's, the others also lost so much of their character and personalities + the relationships between them and I think that's an absolute crime
Anyway that's been on my chest for a while now so thank you for attending this lecture
This is a fair viewing, tho tbh I always saw it more as Kaz thinking like....he can literally fly. He sucks at landing and feels inferior, but he can fly and probably do so pretty instinctively. They show him having issues with activating his other powers, but aside from sucking at landing, he doesn't seem to have a problem actively flying, he just didn't believe he could when saving Davenport.
Every time I see that scene I always wonder at his sudden belief that he's just gonna fall to his death, bc it seems to be much more an "in his head about it but not real" kinda problem, unlike his "in his head about it so it becomes a problem" with his other powers.
I do think Kaz is kinda nonchalant over Davenport being in danger, tho then they do pull that more often with Davenport in LR tbh, so it wasn't too outta left field, and Kaz probably thought Oliver would figure it out when push came to shove (like he did). The whole "thought you were gonna fall thing" felt like a joke to me, but I think if Kaz actually thought he was gonna fall he would've shown it more.
They did fkk up so much with the characters in general though, so like. It hardly matters anyway.
Made some more cause I felt like it (yes 90% involve Kaz and I will not apologize)
