my poasts

plum ✦ she/they ✦ funniest person alive ✦ i do #shitty comic and i also #plum post art: @neartheplumtree

[reigenisbae]

hello trans people i love you

[wizardnaturalist]

a book should be $5 a little drink should be $2 and museum access should be free and all hours

[almondpiglet]

happy 10th anniversary mob psycho 🎉 cant believe hes 10 yrs old now....... 🥲 babys first milestone...

[reigenisbae]

we were watching mp100 and wait. hold on. wait. hold on. wait. hold o

[yamuluv]

Happy pride to these icons

[randombrethren-deactivated20231]

Happy International Sir Terry Pratchett Day! Quote from (x) Art by Paul Kidby

[discworld-heritage-posts]

Discworld Heritage Post

[choribun]

THE NEW ZOMST IS SO GOOD AHHHHHH

mizi and Suas new designs are so freaking cute and the song is so good I can’t stop listening

[reigenisbae]

an absolutely raw piece of dialogue from deltarune chapter 3

(this is to kris too)

[reigenisbae]

hmmm.... HMMMMM......

[reigenisbae]

So. I'm not the biggest deltarune fan there is, but it's hard for me to not wonder about just how important the theme of nostalgia was for this chapter. The seven flowers as humans with their Undertale attack sprites/patterns, Asgore as King, MewMew as the secret boss... but also Garden of Hopes and Dreams, Flowery presenting himself as "Asgore's friend from college" and Kris/Asgore reminiscing on how everything was were before *the thing* happened.

I've heard of "every deltarune chapter focuses on some sort of control" theory, but what about... every chapter focuses on some escapism method? Isn't this theme possible, considering the traumatic unspoken of chain of events at the center of deltarune and how the Dreemurr and Holliday families (if not the entire town) would want to just... escape the thoughts? Forget themselves? Either through games, the internet, television, religion, and now nostalgia?

Does this make sense?

[reigenisbae]

I didn't want to include this as a good faith argument for this theory because we don't even know what Toby was talking about here, but I feel like it deserves a mention anyway. Re: this Toby tweet. A lot of people have been theorizing that this is about Omori. Although we don't know for sure, this would make sense with that I've already brought up. The Headspace in Omori is the way for Sunny to escape the thoughts and the aftermath of his family tragedy - something very similar to what seems to be happening in deltarune.

very, very interesting.

[reigenisbae]

So. I'm not the biggest deltarune fan there is, but it's hard for me to not wonder about just how important the theme of nostalgia was for this chapter. The seven flowers as humans with their Undertale attack sprites/patterns, Undertale weapons/armors, Asgore as King, MewMew as the secret boss... but also Garden of Hopes and Dreams, Flowery presenting himself as "Asgore's friend from college" and Kris/Asgore reminiscing on how everything was were before *the thing* happened.

I've heard of "every deltarune chapter focuses on some sort of control" theory, but what about... every chapter focuses on some escapism method? Isn't this theme possible, considering the traumatic unspoken of chain of events at the center of deltarune and how the Dreemurr and Holliday families (if not the entire town) would want to just... escape the thoughts? Forget themselves? Either through games, the internet, television, religion, and now nostalgia?

Does this make sense?

[reigenisbae]

holy shit.... trans starwalker

[reigenisbae]

THERE'S NO WAY DELTARUNE CH 5 HAS THE MICKEYS DICK SMASHER PLANS

[reigenisbae]

fighting my urge to watch youtube shorts

[watasnak]

what the fuck are my mutuals doing

[aflo]

Settlers of catan

[stupidpetface]

[crazysodomite]

how "i'm illegal in 64 countries" people look at you when you want to talk about how lgbt people in your country get abducted and driven to an isolated facility to undergo conversion torture

[solanaceaae]

a rushed Indian anthy piece