Lux

they/them or he/him, 22, Luxu and MoM fan

[polardiatomics]

Username change because I am considering posting here again and wanted a new one. :3

bluebird-appreciator >> polardiatomics

[polardiatomics]

I think it’s kind of beautiful that destiny 2 and doctor who both sacrificed themselves so that kingdom hearts 4 may live

[polardiatomics]

Something I thought about after the kh4 trailer was the concept of young xehanort and luxu as foils with regard to MoM. Young xehanort (or the fourteenth xehanort) could realize that he/a version of him was manipulated and pushed into becoming a dark seeker by the master of masters, and that realization might push him toward allying with Sora (since he was likely not going down that path without the master’s encouragement and interference from his future self; and if his classmates from dark road are alive in quadratum, he might be less pessimistic) whereas Luxu, when realizing that he was wholly manipulated and has no identity outside of the master + his role, might end up doubling down because he feels he has nothing and is nothing outside of the master’s plan.

If luxu has to confront his life being defined by manipulation and a role, and people around him believe the master was wrong, it would mean that his suffering was all for nothing. He has surely seen countless people die in his life, and he never had a true “upbringing” given he was isolated from the other foretellers. Someone with no sense of inner identity, when faced with something like that, might end up digging their heels in because they’re desperate for everything to be incorrect and for their life to not have been a lie. The luxu we know now is different to the luxu from the age of fairytales who questioned the master’s ideas and even spoke against them, and I doubt he really believes them now, but he might end up embracing them more if he is pushed further and further with his isolation and dependence on the master as the source of his identity and purpose. If the master is the only constant in his life (through the nameless keyblade and box) he would undoubtedly form some sense of (obviously not healthy) dependence on him. Maybe he subconsciously views the master as the one figure who will not die or abandon him, even though, of course, he wouldn’t have to see so much death and abandonment if it wasn’t for the master in the first place… I don’t know

We know that xehanort fell down his dark path due to the deaths of so many people, where he believed light wasn’t enough to save them, but if this happened again, he would have the support of sora and co, whereas he was much lonelier the first time and it definitely contributed to his ideology. Luxu is stifled by his isolation, he has been alone and masking for so long that he might struggle to find true meaningful connection with other people, and confronting everything means admitting his suffering, and his entire life to be honest, was all meaningless. It’s connection vs isolation basically

[homosexualpigeon]

Star Trek is crazy you’ll look away for two seconds and then Kirk is suddenly shirtless in a harness and a shock collar

[thatfoolinthehat]

Ok, but the Master in revival series 2-4 is actually hilarious. He was a kindly old man. Then he listened to a drumbeat too hard and turned evil. Then he won an election, became the Prime Minister, disintegrated the President of the United States, and plunged the world into a year-long apocalypse before dying in his century-long-enemy-situationship's arms just to spite him. Then he was resurrected as a middle-aged highschool boy with frosted tips who would jump into the air like an alien pogo-stick and immediately started eating people. He also had lightning powers. Then he turned the entire human race into himself, including Obama. I truly have no clue why he's like this or why the writers are like this, but it's truly a legendary chapter of Doctor Who history and I am here for it.

[whosthirteen]

au where missy makes a return in thirteen's era

[skyeedom]

Rewatched Interstellar and thought about astronauts and their emotional support beings

[frenchifries]

the critical thing to understand about sora kingdomhearts is that when he was 14 a duck told him he wasn't allowed to express sadness and he has taken that 100% to heart every day for the rest of his life

[frenchifries]

mind you this is almost immediately after losing his home and loved ones AND he internalizes it so bad he starts doing it to other people. straight up tells naminé to not be sad because it'll make him feel bad so if she cares about him she'll act happy for his sake. SORA THIS IS AN UNHEALTHY & UNSUSTAINABLE COPING MECHANISM RED FLAG RED FLAG.

[pk-ghost]

Low res Lucas giving you a flower.

[seventeenthya]

doing RTD's work for him (making fifteen and dhawan!master kiss)

i just think the way their main colors are kinda complimentary for each other is neat

day 1 of drawing doctor who pairings that never were

[v0idedfeather]

15SPY LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOO

[ghostofahuman]

[iamkaliomie]

BFF

[opendirectories]

[polardiatomics]

Given Hinawa and Flint both have brown hair, I had the idea pop into my mind of Lucas’ hair turning brown over time since that often happens to people who are born with blonde hair. It happened to me, I had hair the same color as his as a kid and it darkened over time. What I’m really wondering though is what he’d think about it, if his hair darkened as he grew up, do you think he’d ever look in the mirror and see Hinawa staring back in a way? I wonder how he’d feel

[therhythmbutchershateyou]

Playing through earthbound with my mom

[cosmosully]

snow angels

[majorslabs]

lets go frolicking boy