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the worst part about having huge autistic fantasy worlds in your head is that it takes like 8 billion years to turn that into something substantial you can show people

girlballs-archive

like oh yeah man i have these 60 OCs and a whole plot about the ethical and moral implications of meeting your alternate timeline self and if it's worth sacrificing a whole artificial timeline to get back to your own time. no you cannot see them

girlballs-archive

i was wondering why this post exploded but then i remembered that this is the autism website

#me telling my therapist about a story i havent written yet with extremely detailed character arcs and worldbuilding #and instead of going 'thats cool' she says 'thats cool but it also might be you trying to process your father's death'

ad-wills

butchlinkle

Very glad we live in the era of writers being able to win fights for on screen gay couples but the thing about the censorship is it forces people to write insane metaphors and make such compelling use of subtext to write just the juiciest relationships and i think sometimes writers should pretend theyre being censored just a little bit. like you can make it textual later just dance around it for a while and do whatever the fuck was going on with house and wilson for a bit first

#hold on im shifting into writing mode

darklesmylove

me thinking that posting the first chapter will give me motivation to get more writing done:

#fuck dude yeah

number-one-psychic-reigen

I’m sure somebody else has talked about this by now, but I can’t stop thinking about how Mob sharing his powers with the Shiratori brothers in the newest episode kind of gave us a glimpse into both how powerful Mob is and how difficult it must be for him to keep all that power under control the way he does. I mean, he explodes when he hits 100% for a reason, but I guess I never really thought of it as him having to keep all of that power tightly controlled until he just. can’t anymore.

Like.

Sharing even a *little bit* of his power with them caused them to experience extreme amounts of stress, to the point that they were both visibly in pain, while Mob very casually controls the flow to ensure they aren’t pushed too far. Mob has to deal with that amount of power and much, much more DAILY and keep it completely under control so as to not hurt other people. It took Touichirou YEARS to save up a level of power nearing Mob’s, and even then it was a one-time use kind of deal. Of course we all know that Mob is insanely powerful, I guess this scene just made me think about the repercussions of that. He makes it look easy, but it’s likely that Mob is expending a huge amount of energy near constantly just to keep his power in check

wizardfan

wait but then how was reigen able to control it with 0 issues when he fought the scars way back in season one

ohnoitssoikawa

Okay, so I’ve actually been thinking on this comment since I saw it yesterday and it’s a good point, so I decided to go back and watch that episode to see if I could figure it out. The thing is, once i started watching the episode, I realized this may be a far more complicated issue than I initially thought and would actually require a full rewatch to make sure, but unfortunately I have an exam next week and simply don’t have the time, so I’m going to be relying on what I remember about the rest of the series (in other words, forgive me if I’m a little inaccurate in my rememberings).

SO

This scene is interesting for a number of reasons, but perhaps most intriguing is the fact that Mob’s *energy* is stated as having been transferred, not necessarily his powers. I had assumed the two words were being used interchangeably, but considering the rest of the scene, I think the distinction is worth noting.

Throughout the rest of the scene, Reigen demonstrates feats of strength and pure resistance to any form of attack in a way that even Mob himself never does. In the fight with Koyama, Mob is beat to an absolute pulp, while in this scene Reigen is tanking attacks MUCH more powerful without so much as a scratch. Likewise, at the end of the Koyama fight, Mob is sprayed with that weird esper spray and goes out like a light, while Reigen is sprayed with the same stuff and doesn’t even blink (though this could possibly just be due to him not being an esper, you’d think it might work if he legitimately had powers, even if only for short time). Now, what does this mean? Honestly, I could just be looking too much into it, but I think an argument could be made that Mob formed an incredibly dense energy barrier around Reigen for protection, rather than transferring over his powers for an offensive attack. In the fight itself, Reigen doesn’t really demonstrate the ability to control Mob’s psychic powers, but rather is given supernatural strength combined with the energy barrier (or perhaps as a result of the energy barrier) which he uses to launch physical attacks and prevent damage to himself and the kids. In this way, he isn’t made a vessel for Mob’s powers the way the Shiratori brothers are in the newest episode, but rather uses the immense amount of energy Mob was holding onto as a sort of cushion around himself. The energy barrier is just so massive that it acts as a repellent for both physical and psychic attacks. It’s possible that Reigen is just a beast who can hold Mob’s powers even more effortlessly than Mob himself can, but given that ONE usually makes a point of showing Reigen as just being Some Guy, I highly doubt he’s secretly an extremely powerful vessel. Kudos to Mob for being able to specifically form a barrier for Reigen even when severely distressed - once again, his control over his immense power is simply incredible.

ANYWAY, I hope this was a somewhat satisfying answer - it certainly was a lot of fun to think about !

#you really got me thinking there!#super intriguing subject to think about but i hope what i said makes sense #of course it is a comedy manga in a lot of ways so the powers may not be the most consistent but this is just the way I've made sense of th #info we've been given #mob psycho 100 #mp100 #reigen arataka #mob #kageyama shigeo #posted this to the wrong blog but 🤷

kjscottwrites

If you had to pick, what's the ONE trait in a fictional character that makes you immediately go "oh this one's mine"

#flamboyantly bitchy #im so extremely predictable in that way

allright

came back wrong trope but the character knows that they came back wrong. they’re so acutely aware of how different they are now from how they were before that it drives them fucking insane. they’re stuck trying to return to somebody that’s long dead. they can never be the person they once were. everybody around them knows it. deep down, they know it too, but they’re trapped in a cycle of their own making. of trying to revive someone that no longer exists.

#yes yes this exactly this

yukiriin

“Don’t you ever forget my worthless pride.”

#scenes that live in my head rent free

andythelemon

Tethered to the ground Store

bloodcoveringthewalls

OK haha guys im done being crucified this was fun but im done now haha let me down lol

bloodcoveringthewalls

please

backread-deactivated20250608

What the hell goes on in that show

alioszas

Kuroo’s hair is still a mystery to me

felidadae

Crippling insecurities and carelessness get the better of us all, even Kings

felidadae

Just as an extra: I realise his bandaged knee isn’t the one that uses a knee brace in canon but consider this… He’s somehow hurt his left knee and that’s what sparked his panic and breakdown *sits myself on the curb*