Eric's left heel

I don't know who needs this blog, especially since there aren't many X-Men fans left in the world, but I'll try to post my thoughts about this fandom here often. And yes, I'm sorry for my terrible English:(

[morebluethansky]

Charles, upset: Eric, just imagine, today I heard one of the children in our school swear!

Eric, completely indifferent: Damn, what a jerk taught them to swear?

[morebluethansky]

"There aren't many x-men fans left in the world" respectfully, were you high when you wrote that?

Bro, I wasn't high, I just know one person personally who is a real fan. Sorry, I hope I didn't offend you by saying that there aren't many fans.

[morebluethansky]

Hadcanon points out that Eric doesn't like Charles hugging him while Lehnsherr is sleeping. And Charles doesn't do that. But if the two are fighting and Xavier is upset, then he goes to sleep in the living room, but in the middle of the night he still comes to Lehnsherr to hug. And in those moments, Eric would never push Charles away. Here.

[morebluethansky]

A new silly headcanon: before his relationship with Charles, Eric didn't date anyone, let alone fall in love with anyone. He definitely used prostitutes, but that was the extent of his close relationships. I'm writing this because I'm certain that Charles showers Eric with compliments, and Eric doesn't know how to respond, becoming flustered and perhaps even blushing, which Xavier finds incredibly endearing.

Additionally, Charles's passionate kisses serve as a significant factor for Eric. Like:

Eric: No, Charles, we can't go to the store for tangerines now, it's one o'clock in the morning...

Charles: *kisses him*

Eric, exhaling wearily: Okay, we'll go now.

[morebluethansky]

In the movie "Dark Phoenix," Charles Xavier wears black clothes as a mourning outfit for his lost and ungrown hair.

[fassyfever]

Michael Fassbender at the New York XMEN Premiere 🕶️

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Literally still in love with these photos and his blonde era

Ziegfield Theatre | 2011

[morebluethansky]

I think this song is just perfect for the Thranto ship. No objections accepted.

[morebluethansky]

I will as much as possible to have a hedcanon that Eric can have nightmares. Nightmares about his past, especially the past in the concentration camp, the murder of his mother and so on. At one time Charles just noticed these nightmares, tried to calm Eric with hugs, kisses on the back of the head, gentle words (I am completely sure in the fact that Charles knows how to adequately calm down, and it doesn't sound like sarcasm like most people), but it still didn't help and after these nightmares Eric went for a day or two gloomy and incredibly sad.

After a while, Charles couldn't stand to see it anymore (maybe Eric was having more nightmares), and despite his promise not to meddle in Eric's head, Xavier would erase Lensherr's memory of those dreams. It made Charles sad, and Eric didn't understand why Xavier was sad.

[morebluethansky]

I really like to think that if Charles and Eric were playing poker, it would look something like this:Eric is playing seriously, with a poker face, taking very few risks, and when he does take a risk, he hides behind a masterful bluff, and he still loses, saying that it's a stupid game and that everything depends on luck. Charles, on the other hand, is far from being a professional player, although he also maintains a poker face (Xavier is very good at controlling his emotions in such situations). He may make impulsive bets, but he often wins because he is lucky with his cards. After a significant win, he always gives some of his poker chips to Eric "for moral support" and reaches out for a kiss.

[trekkie-dunes]

obi-wan looking the hottest he’s ever looked in the episode he’s the most miserable is honestly vile

[the-little-moment]

I've seen enough now to realize that people either instinctively know how to write Yoda-speech or they can't. Teach it, apparently, you cannot.

[morebluethansky]

I just finished watching the new Darth Maul cartoon, and to be honest, I was a little disappointed. The cartoon is not bad overall, but there are a few moments that either contradict the Lucasfilm series, animated series, and movies, or are simply illogical. This is just my opinion, and I could be wrong, but:

• Firstly, I find it completely illogical that the Mandalorians around Maul are killed by blaster shots. Just blaster shots. As far as I remember, the Mandalorian series told us that Mandalorian armor is made of beskar, the only metal that cannot be destroyed by a lightsaber. Therefore, blaster shots should not be able to penetrate this armor.

• Secondly, I don't like the fact that Maul is shown to be weaker than he should be. I am 100% certain that he could have easily killed a lot of people, forcibly taken Devon, and left Jannix. He would also have to be significantly stronger than the inquisitors, and he could probably kill both of them.

• Thirdly, I was a little bored watching those episodes in which they were sitting on Janix. By cooperating with Master Ducky and Devon, they could easily steal a ship and fly away. A friend of mine said that the rebels were always sitting on Lothal, but I don't think that's true. The rebels would leave Lothal and return almost always without any problems, even when the Empire was there. And Maul, in alliance with two Jedi, definitely had more power than the rebel team, but you see, they couldn't leave Janice without the help of smugglers.

But there are definitely a lot of good things about this cartoon. The art is really cool, and I think it's better than any of Lucasfilm's previous cartoons. The idea of making a cartoon series about Maul is also a good one. And the overall plot is pretty good.

[morianar]

If you don’t think Melkor is sexy ur a coward and a fool

[kisses-in-the-void]

[morebluethansky]

The headcanon is that Eric, as a person who survived a concentration camp, eats everything without exception, while Charles, who grew up in a very wealthy family, is picky about food. Eric gets annoyed when he hears Charles say things like, "Ugh, fried tomatoes? I don't eat that." But what really pisses Eric off is when Charles starts being picky about bread. I bet that Xavier only eats white bread, and if he's offered any other kind, he can easily say that it doesn't taste good and he won't eat it. And then Eric is ready to kill him.

[morebluethansky]

The headcanon is that when Charles was faced with using a wheelchair, he was initially very self-conscious about it, but he tried not to show his discomfort to anyone. He felt terribly helpless and flawed, and Eric (in the alternative universe where he stayed with Charles after Cuba) tried to comfort and support him as much as possible.

[earlgreyhound]

the triple stare of fatherly judgment

[illyanamoonstar]

Say what you want to about the X-Men movies, but Rogue telling Logan he should wear a seat belt and him scoffing at her only to immediately be thrown through the front windshield was the most Wolverine™️ thing that could have possibly happened.