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mugentakeda

uncle youre RUINING my aura farming vibes

#avatar #atla

newtsnaturethings

dreaming while he heals in the blue soup

anaisimoo

my dealer: got some straight gas 🔥😛 this strain is called “memento mortem” 😳 you’ll be zonked out of your gourd 💯

me: yeah whatever. i don’t feel shit.

5 minutes later: dude i swear i just saw a ghost crab set charles on fire

my buddy brennan pacing: the captain is lying to us

zbtkna

ok let this be my first post here ever

hi everyone 🤭

#bubbline

yunikipoh-deactivated20250407

Queen Marceline Abadeer.

Let's go in the garden You'll find something waiting ♫ ♩ ...

blizz4rd1203

Who the fuck is that thing tolling for

discofisting

chickpeamcb

lady & peebles

blenselche

req sketch for @asleepypigeon

was supposed to just be humanized pepp but i got carried away so uh here's a demon ritual w/ the moms for spooky month ig

fitting lol

milkfakearts

Year of the dragon! Have some Tears of the Kingdom art!

lialivingart

I'm a lazy and irresponsible artist. I started drawing this artwork a year ago and didn’t finish it. Inspired by the game Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity. Especially the characters Impa, Pura and Robbie. They are so adorable. I immediately wanted to draw them. And then job, lack of time… as usual. I'm effective enough only for quick sketches, and not for large works :(

verflares

NOW SPELL: ANGEL Z-E-L-D-A WRONG! TRY AGAIN.

paper--machete

why the fuck was he kinda cooking with that bumpersticker

lovely-v

I do genuinely believe that the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (and arguably the Zelda franchise as a whole, though i myself have played literally none of these games) is closer to fitting the description of ‘Tolkien-esque Fantasy’ than most other movies/shows/games/books etc that claim that label

Like, compare this post by tumblr user wufflesvetinari, which makes an important point about Tolkien’s worldbuilding, and also lives in my head rent free:

and then these quotes from Jacob Geller’s “Every Zelda is the Darkest Zelda”

and his conclusions about the messages in Zelda games are thematically very similar to the through-lines about friendship and love in LOTR, and what a lot of authors miss about what makes a fantasy story personal and memorable:

“A world without joy and humor isn’t a compelling world to fight for” is exactly why there are so many pieces of fantasy media out there that just feel like carbon copies of each other (i’ve seen many posts that explain this better than I can though I can’t find any specific ones at the moment, just know that I didn’t invent this thesis). You’ve got the cool swords, you’ve got the wizards and the spells and the battles, but first and foremost you need the LOVE.