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Okay so does anyone else from the orb fandom want to collectively raise some money and make a fieldtrip to see the stage play or sth by any chance?/j cause i can't be the only one getting kinda desperate with all that missing out lmaoo😭
What , did you think a bunch of likes and reblogs would just fall out of the sky?
Nowak at the end of the series be like:
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EUROPEAN PHINEAS AND FERB FANS (and those of you who don’t like giving money to disney+)…
Phineas and Ferb Season 5 - Google Drive
i hope you like free stuff.
pls reblog this n spread the link around for people that need it!
one of the upsides of living in Poland is that you can pretty easily get chi/orb merch(well~ sort of) if you go to a souvenir shop and find Kopernik loll
this truly was our boku no hero academia
Me when they ask what is that new anime I'm watching about:
Hey, me again!
I totally agree with everything you said. The show does talk about very serious topics, even if all of it is then excuse and red conned to soccer- and I do agree that it's a bit too much, sometimes. You're so right mentionning the war plot line, but also, can we talk about it's not even just soccer
It's JUNIOR soccer
Isn't there any adult team who could fight against aliens instead of kids?
But to come back to Kidou and Kageyama, yes, I 100% agree with everything you said. It's a deeply unhealthy co dependent relationship, and while Kidou obviously can not be held accountable for this, he's a child, Kageyama is an adult and to me cannot be excused for anything he did. I'm always struck by how obsessive he is with Kidou, to such a level it's actually creepy, even if the show often brush over it because ~soccer~. Like, he literally tried to RECREATE him through another child! Keeps calling him his "greatest creation", and begging him to come back to him! If all of it was not a subplot to reinforce the message of the power of friendship, it would be actually frightening. Imagine a grown ass man being so obsess with a boy that he keeps trying to recreate him. Imagine playing the sport you're so passionnated about with a carbon copy of yourself on the field, except it's the version of yourself in the darkest moments of your life. Horrifying.
And Kidou is utterly terrified of him, once he's out of Teikoku- actually, he already was terrified by Kageyama at the very beginning of the show. I remember him covering away, clutching his old magazine against him, trying to back of from his poor excuse of a coach. And once he's out, damn, if the show was actually aimed at more mature audience- what we see already strongly reminds me of PTSD, you know, when he keeps seeing Kageyama everywhere, looking, following and talking to him, and how it completely wrecks his usual reasonnable mindset. It's brushed over too quickly, once again, and it's so obvious he's not at all over that terrible relation he has with this man
And of course Kageyama dies before he gets to fully sort it out, and all Kidou has left is this leftover of fear, mixed with the impression of still owning that awful man everything. It's heartbreaking to me that we see him keep the glasses, like he's forever keeping with him part of Kageyama, and never, therefore, truly shaking his hold off of himself. We never get to see the aftermath, of course, because ina11 is not about that, but dang it's a shame.
I would absolutely love to hear every thoughts you have about Kidou, too!! Like, your headcanons, for example? The plot points you're most interested in? I'm taking anything, really, as I'm joining you in the autistic hyperfixation, ahah
first of all i wanna say i am absolutely astonished at the fact that i finally found someone that i 100% agree on every single point of view regarding kidou and that someone is you. congratulations we are brain twins
second, the ask is already long (WHICH I GREATLY APPRECIATE, SERIOUSLY), so just click on read more to see my reply (its to not clog people's feeds!)
KEEP IN MIND WHAT YOURE ABOUT TO READ IS 90% PERSONAL HEADCANON. i do try to link it to canon as much as possible tho.
When one creator of the show tell you you didn't watched the show, you know you're burnt 🔥🔥
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I hope theres gay people in the new season of phineas and ferb
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Meanwhile said grandpa: literally tricked the whole world into believing he's dead lol
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Okay, so I finally decided it bc the intrusive ideas don’t let me think straight; this post is based on @jak-milo amazing musical analysis post, go read it bc its beautiful.
As I said before: if there are four Sonic songs that fit Gouenji as Ishido those are “Rhythm and balance”, “For true story”, “Live and learn” and “I am all of me”. In this post I will be analyzing how the two first can adapt to IEGO context.
Well, “Rhythm and balance” first. This song, as well as the rest of the others except “I am all of me” can be found in Sonic Adventure 2. This song starts to play in the dark story, specifically when Shadow is going to rescue Rouge after knowing she got trapped while stealing the master emeralds from Prision Island and starts releating this to the same situation Maria was when she got killed (utterly defensless). With all the trauma he goes to rescue her and this song reflects a full PSDT attack and determination to not let that happen again, revealing that maybe Shadow isn’t a villain.
So, how can this relate to a former soccer player that turned into a monster for the greater good? Let’s see:
“Oh yeah, hurry to the unexplored land”: Part of him is taunting and pushing him to go further and deeper into the madness that is Fifth Sector
“Don't mind the steep slopes or any obstacles”: Gouenji’s inner voice trying to be ready for that madness. He’s really trying to be mentally prepared and us pretending it’s nothing for him, that it doesn’t hurt and it would never scare him. The reality is that he’s in a vast pain and knows perfectly what will happen if his cover blows up or the plan doesn’t work, and he can’t help but feel terrified about the consequences
“Oh yeah, hurry to the unexplored land. I'm not scared at all”: He is either overthinking or having an argument with his fears and doubts, trying to override them as he keeps going with his mission. He can’t stop and won’t stop, what he thinks or feels doesn’t matter when the future of soccer and the kids depends on the success of the mission
“Are you scared of something?”: His fears and guilts trying to make him not go deeper. Part of him wants it to be over and rest, but he knows that if he stops or gets caught is game over
“Oh yeah, hurry to the unexplored land. I don't mind any walls or any obstacles”: Trying to focus on avoiding the eyes of Fifth Sector members, specially Daigo’s eyes. Be as stealthy and sneaky as he can be and strike fast if necessary, he can’t give into the privilege of feeling fears and guilts now even if they are eating him alive
“Oh yeah, hurry to the unexplored land. I'm not scared at all”: I don’t have to elaborate
“I don't wanna hear you”: In this case its him telling his survival instinct and horror to shut up and let him focus on the job, he knows he has to go deeper if he wants to know exactly what Fifth Sector and Daigo had planned if he wants to either sabotage them, win time for the revolution to work out or help anyone that would be affected by that.
“Shadow, don't make me upset”: Replace the Shadow with Gouenji, then you hear Endou’s voice. His guilt adopted the form of Endou because he knows he has hurted and betrayed everyone, his best friends included even if its for the greater good
“I don't wanna hear you”: After imagining what Endou would think about his actions he tries to refocus and tells him to shut up. He knows Endou will be dissapointed by his choices, but even if he wants to see him again the mission is more important than them.
“You are frightened of something”: his rational and more calculating side sounds like Kidou’s voice. It doesn’t matter how much he tries to cover and fight, he’s not okay, everything inside him knows it and he can’t lie. This rational side is either taunting a little or just spitting a well known fact: he sacrificed everything and even became a demon in the eyes of everyone just because he wanted to help, but at the end he’s deeply afraid and hurted of tormenting more and more people, of getting caught or even stay trapped in a position he hates for the rest of his life. If he could express it he would probably give up and his rational side knows it
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And now, what about “For true story?” Well, for a song sompossed by only three lines that repeat themselves, in the context of the SA2 game this reflects Shadow’s cynism with life while he’s battling against Sonic. For this I think the song fits perfectly in the IEGO context of ideals, in this case reflecting the cynic reallity of Gouenji/Ishido against Endou’s more hopeful, brighter reallity.
After all, at the end of the day the reallity is that it doesn’t matter how hard someone would try to ignore it or point out that Gouenji was wrong about his choices (or even try to put all the blame on him), the revolution NEEDED someone to make the dirty job and help them from inside the enemy’s ranks. And Gouenji was the person that could fit in the role, even if he had to pay the price and put his life on the line:
“Stars don't twinkle, the moon doesn't shine. Birds don't sing, the wind doesn't blow”: Gouenji, despite what honosuto shows us and how kind-hearted he is, is still a very logic and rational person; negating that stars twinkle, moon shines, birds sing or wind blows would show the cynism and painful reality that he has to live everyday since he became Ishido. Negating the perspective we have about this phenomena and seeing them with the cientifically, cold reality can also reflect the clash of both ideals and ways to feel the pain against Endou.
Endou is realistic too, but at the same time he’s still a very cheerful, positive and fair person to the point some view him as naive and delusional; he couldn’t hurt anyone like other IE villains, neither join Fifth Sector. Gouenji, on the other side, is passional about the sport he loves or the people he cares about, but as said, rational too. Gouenji knew that Fifth Sector wasn’t going to fall down without anyone that could do the dirty job and he was the one that decided to give up everything and put his life on the line.
In one way or another it can be affirmed that Endou was a little naive to think that the revolution could work out by only winning matches and make schools join them. Gouenji knew a reality that hurted him deeply, turning him into a more or less cynic person after having to commit atrocity after atrocity just to keep the plan moving
“To the pure body, to the perfect existence”: The first part of this can reflect Endou’s physical power as shown in the movie and the capacity to train a bunch of kids to keep the revolution alive. The second part reflects the “Ishido” mask as this untochable, unwavering figure of power
“I'm shivering with cold, I struggle against despair”: This is simply a reflection of Gouenji’s tragic state, expressing the pain and loneliness he had faced for years since he became part of Fifth Sector
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"Just a Man" from EPIC: the musical, but it's Gouenji as Ishido in 1st season of GO...
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