SilverG

well, I'm just here feeling lonely ahahah

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YOU CAN’T SHOW ME THIS AND EXPECT ME TO NOT SHIP IT

Likeee

Ok. So this is just something I noticed in the ep. Earlier, we get this adorable scene where Luka and Marinette just click and seem to get the same idea with no other communication whatsoever. Like, they already know what each other is thinking and they know the other knows too. Initially, I thought was a Ladynoir parallel because they usually do the same thing during their own trysts.

But then, later on in the episode, Chat Noir and Ladybug look like they’re at a total dissonance. Maybe it’s a post-Oblivio effect or Chat’s more dense than usual, but the point is Ladynoir somehow doesn’t have that same level of communication as before. Like Ladybug gives up pretty quickly and just ends up texting him everything…and even then, Chat Noir kinda takes a while to get it, and makes a lot of jokes along the way. (Like why was he so happy about the fact that Ladybug might be her superhero persona permanently? Like, he even joked about it being a good thing? Weird flex, but ok)

Like, no salt…but that’s weird, right? Like why are these two situations being presented to us in the audience, when clearly, in previous episodes Ladynoir have no trouble communicating their plans without words and even get back to that rhythm later on?

Like, is it to show us that, hopefully, maybe, finally, there’ll be some change in the dynamics? Because season 1 Mari would have never been so taken with another dude (e.g. Nino, Nath, Chat Noir), but now Adrien doesn’t even cross her mind. Like, color me impressed, that’s development I didn’t expect. (And I’m kinda hoping it sticks).

Like, these are only my unorganized thoughts, feel free to disagree with me. But did anyone else notice the difference in atmosphere with the Ladynoir confession scenes and the Lukanette confession scenes we’ve had so far?

Anyways, I still ship Love Square but I also ship Lukanette and rn, I think deviance from the love square would be good for them, because Oblivio showed that without all the complicated factors of the love square with idealization and stuff, Adrienette is adorable. Meanwhile, Lukanette is a mutually supportive relationship where Marinette and Luka can both benefit from, and even if it doesn’t work out in the long run, they look like they’d be pretty happy together for the short time they would have.

(P.S. Rose looking confused is a MOOD)

Edit: So, I re-watched the ep, and apparently the whole Chat Noir thing being too nonchalant about Ladybug’s situation was an oversight on my part. Sorry about that. He looks pretty distressed before making a joke about it. Unfortunately Ladybug doesn’t take it too well. But even with that thought, Chat was pretty wholesome this ep so I didn’t mind tbh.

Also, this ep is apparently before Oblivio? Thanks to @karokitten-chan for pointing that out. Now, I’m curious about the in-between episodes but that’s another post.

[927roses-and-stuff]

YOU CAN’T SHOW ME THIS AND EXPECT ME TO NOT SHIP IT

Likeee

Ok. So this is just something I noticed in the ep. Earlier, we get this adorable scene where Luka and Marinette just click and seem to get the same idea with no other communication whatsoever. Like, they already know what each other is thinking and they know the other knows too. Initially, I thought was a Ladynoir parallel because they usually do the same thing during their own trysts.

But then, later on in the episode, Chat Noir and Ladybug look like they’re at a total dissonance. Maybe it’s a post-Oblivio effect or Chat’s more dense than usual, but the point is Ladynoir somehow doesn’t have that same level of communication as before. Like Ladybug gives up pretty quickly and just ends up texting him everything…and even then, Chat Noir kinda takes a while to get it, and makes a lot of jokes along the way. (Like why was he so happy about the fact that Ladybug might be her superhero persona permanently? Like, he even joked about it being a good thing? Weird flex, but ok)

Like, no salt…but that’s weird, right? Like why are these two situations being presented to us in the audience, when clearly, in previous episodes Ladynoir have no trouble communicating their plans without words and even get back to that rhythm later on?

Like, is it to show us that, hopefully, maybe, finally, there’ll be some change in the dynamics? Because season 1 Mari would have never been so taken with another dude (e.g. Nino, Nath, Chat Noir), but now Adrien doesn’t even cross her mind. Like, color me impressed, that’s development I didn’t expect. (And I’m kinda hoping it sticks).

Like, these are only my unorganized thoughts, feel free to disagree with me. But did anyone else notice the difference in atmosphere with the Ladynoir confession scenes and the Lukanette confession scenes we’ve had so far?

Anyways, I still ship Love Square but I also ship Lukanette and rn, I think deviance from the love square would be good for them, because Oblivio showed that without all the complicated factors of the love square with idealization and stuff, Adrienette is adorable. Meanwhile, Lukanette is a mutually supportive relationship where Marinette and Luka can both benefit from, and even if it doesn’t work out in the long run, they look like they’d be pretty happy together for the short time they would have.

(P.S. Rose looking confused is a MOOD)

Edit: So, I re-watched the ep, and apparently the whole Chat Noir thing being too nonchalant about Ladybug’s situation was an oversight on my part. Sorry about that. He looks pretty distressed before making a joke about it. Unfortunately Ladybug doesn’t take it too well. But even with that thought, Chat was pretty wholesome this ep so I didn’t mind tbh.

Also, this ep is apparently before Oblivio? Thanks to @karokitten-chan for pointing that out. Now, I’m curious about the in-between episodes but that’s another post.

[fuckingchatnoir]

This scene from Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World reminded me of them sm. 

If Chloe and Luka don’t meet this way then what’s the point

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Multi-fandom art blog, twitter, instagram: @sabribsarts

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[nishi06]

Was on vacation so couldn’t post last page. Decided to just group all together

[unicornships]

Hotheaded Prince Zuko in Book 3 with his dramatic outbursts and that one time he was emo. 

[avatarparallels]

Special Firebending Techniques.

[airbending] [earthbending] [waterbending]

[biorn21]

Where is Sokka? Everyone was asking themselves where Sokka disappeared in the canon. I have one version!

[voltronlockscreens]

Reblog or leave a heart if you save 🌻

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CARMEN SANDIEGO

I love this show, I love Carmen, I also love the twins, and i would love to see Graham Crackle in season 2 ❤

[silvergodmn-blog]

Banana Fish

Well, I just ended with banana fish, and I was just dying cuz the ending, but, I found out that maybe Ash stills alive, and god I feel good now, I fucking love Banana Fish, but I don't really care about if Ash is alive or not tbh, cuz if he is dead, his deth was beautiful painful.

[elfmoons]

God is a woman and her name is Amaya

[daisycubeart]

okay…so we’ve got a huge bundle of theories going around about viren, pip, the original dark mage, king harrow, and the switching spell. but each one raises its own plot-related question that seems to disprove it…unless we combine elements of each theory to cover each problem that keeps occurring.

i think i’ve found the solution.

we have the “king harrow is in pip’s body, and pip was swapped into king harrow’s by the snake and viren’s magic” theory. good at base, but still faces the question of whether this was actually viren’s original plan? what sacrifice does he actually make here that he implied he was going to? why does he so suddenly become an asshole (besides harrow’s savage roast on him)? this theory doesn’t quite fully explain it.

then we have the “viren is actually the original dark mage” theory. he’s sustaining himself on magical life like glowing butterflies to maintain a normal appearance, and has been doing so for the last thousand years or so. he has always kept close to royalty in order to have influence in the game of war he began. but…if viren is actually the original dark mage, then why protect harrow at first, and try to save him? why foster such a close relationship in his bid for the throne? if he wanted power he could have had it even before what we’re seeing now; why not assassinate harrow himself much earlier? it seems odd that the original, evil dark mage is viren from the very beginning of the story we’ve seen so far, with all this information in mind. but the original dark mage undeniably has something to do with this.

and then, recently, the “the original dark mage has been trapped in pip’s body all this time” theory surfaced. this entails that viren used dark magic to swap pip’s soul with either his, or harrow’s. if viren himself swapped with the original dark mage inside pip, this means viren is stuck in pip now, or was later transferred by the dark mage into harrow’s body to die. this circumstance would likely occur by accident - the basket gets tipped over, the snake bites viren, who is closest to it, and then goes for harrow, and pip - the original dark mage - intercepts. then, the original dark mage either decides to or not to use his new body to swap harrow and viren between pip and harrow’s body depending on who he wants dead most of the two. or, we have a different kind of swap - lord viren opens the basket which bites harrow and pip, swapping the two, and now the original dark mage is in harrow’s body, and uses his dark magic to possess viren and put viren into harrow’s body for him to die; it wouldn’t be beyond his skill level to do it without the snake. harrow ends up trapped in pip, with the original dark mage possessing viren. both these scenarios end up with the original dark mage possessing viren’s body, which explains his sudden assholery. but this raises the questions of whether viren did end up sacrificing himself for harrow, and whose soul is now in pip’s body.

this leads to the final theory, one that covers all of the questions asked. the original dark mage was inside pip’s body, and by some way or another using the switching spell, ended up possessing viren’s body. he has latched onto king harrow as pip, a la peter pettigrew style; biding his time, waiting to strike in order to gain the power he has lost in however he ended up in the body of a bird. now he is in the body of an affluent dark mage – likely one of his descendants – and is able to gain power to the throne with harrow and viren’s essential deaths. he needs viren to die, so he puts him in harrow’s body; viren could only prove an obstacle, since he is a witness to what occurred, and has the potential to use dark magic to transform back and reveal the whole situation to everyone. thus that leaves king harrow in pip’s body, which explains the later spiteful remark about having “no song” for the coronation ceremony. the original dark mage, now inside viren’s body, is spiting harrow for all these years he has waited as a faithful singing pet, and is now stepping up in the body of harrow’s best and most loyal friend to take over the kingdom. 

therefore, viren did end up sacrificing himself for king harrow, and is now dead inside harrow’s burnt body. his friendship and desire to protect harrow were genuine. thus, king harrow’s soul is in pip’s body, trapped without a way to communicate what has happened. and the original dark mage, who has completely, inexplicably transformed and changed viren’s characterisation, is now in a position of high power, feeding off of magical creatures to maintain a normal appearance. for it is not lord viren’s dark magic that makes his body look the way it does, but eons of dark, festering magic now residing in his possessed body. and how hard would it be for him to imitate and use the body of one of his descendants, anyway? 

but it would seem his children have already started to realise his strange behaviour…

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Harrow isn’t dead/Verin lying to Claudia theory:

-09/23/18- Before I began, please don’t screenshot or re post this post anywhere else please! Thank you<3

So, I’m late to the party lol. This may be pointed out already, but I wanted to give my talk about this theory. So lets begin,

So Verin introduces us to the two headed snakes,

We all know what kind of magic,

I believe Verin did truly want to save Harrow’s life,

 but Harrow had already accepted his fate.

When Verin went to Harrow’s room, I believe he was going to propose for them two to change bodys,

but Harrow didn’t let Verin talk and made him angry.

Harrow made Verin mad by not letting him finish, by calling him a servant,

and then we don’t know about them until Callum goes to talk to his dad,

Verin comes out with no basket. Hmmm,

Also I want to add this part,

About finding the egg,

Uh, Verin, because Harrow said it!!

King Harrow doesn’t know that the egg was stolen. He thinks the egg was destroyed. It seems like the only people who knew about it were Verin and Claudia,

Verin must have told Claudia lies about how the Elves and Dragons wanted to use the egg and that they were protecting them,

I’m pretty sure Verin filled my girl Claudia with so much lies because just like what Rayla said, 

How can they use it?

and who seems to think like that too?

Verin. He is the only one who is seaking the power of the Dragon. Look at Harrows reaction and look at Raylas,

It’s an egg. It’s a creature.

Moving on to King Harrow again, Verin switched his and Pips souls. Meaning the person that died that night wasn’t Harrow, it was Pip. Harrow is stuck in Pips body,

Since when does Verin care about Pip?

Also, the bird didn’t seem to happy with him,

and look at Verin’s reaction,

So if Harrow is in Pips body that means Harrow can’t talk, he’s basicly an animal, but you know who can speak to animal?

Ez can. 

I believe Ez will be the one that will find out what really happened to his father.

In conclusion, damn do I love TDP

[queenrojpag]

big, long hair,  white hair, horns, elf, ofc I love him. 

[hesioddreaming-deactivated20190]

prodigy of the dark arts

[araeph]

Why Katara and Zuko understand each other’s anger—and Aang doesn’t

Fresh off @zuzusexytiems​’s post about why she ships Zutara, in which she talks about Zuko getting that Katara is a passionate person, and Aang not quite getting that. There’s a reason why this happens: it all comes down to how each of these characters deals with anger.

Katara: I knew you wouldn’t understand. Aang: Wait, stop, I do understand. You’re feeling unbelievable pain and rage. How do you think I felt about the sandbenders when they stole Appa? How do you think I felt about the Fire Nation when I found out what happened to my people?

Aang is usually a gentle, kind soul. He turns enemies into friends, and tries to solve situations without violence whenever possible. This means that when he does unleash his anger, it’s a big deal—usually culminating in the powerful Avatar State that is a danger not only to enemies, but to friends as well.

Katara: What happened?

Sokka: He found out firebenders killed Gyatso.

Katara: Oh no, it’s his avatar spirit! He must have triggered it! I’m gonna try and calm him down.

Sokka: Well, do it before he blows us off the mountain!

When Aang is at his angriest, it is a terrible experience for him. He hates feeling that way—he even has nightmares about it. His anger is something he feels he has to keep under control, or let go, because if he doesn’t, it will undo all of his most cherished ideals.

This is where Katara and Zuko differ from him.

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