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my thoughts on deltarune chapter 5 right after finishing the normal route

(spoilers below obviously)

overall it was really great!! i found it to be the most fun chapter in terms of gameplay cuz i loveee platform games. it was so stimulating lol

the mew mew fight was amazing, the song was so good, the art was adorable and the fighting mechanics were so creative! some parts felt almost like a rhythm game which was so fun. it was a hard fight but it was manageable for me, it wasn't anywhere near as bad as the roaring knight or spamton neo in snowgrave

i absolutely ate up all the suselle content, i've shipped them so much from day 1 so i've waited years for this and it went above and beyond my hopes :)))

the only thing is i wish there was more lore drops/foreshadowing in the chapter, my takeaway after everything is that i don't feel any closer to uncovering the mysteries in the game rn and after chapter 4 i've just been dying to understand what's really going on for a year.. every theory i had going into chapter 5 didn't get any closer to being confirmed or denied

we got new characters and storylines which were all really great, but very little new information. the only really significant thing we learned is that ralsei is way stronger than we knew (has fire powers?!) and has been holding back, but we didn't really learn just how far that really goes. this chapter opened up some new questions too, like why did ralsei have to be hidden from asgore? why was ralsei talking to us in the game over screen? does ralsei have some kind of meta game(save file?)-altering ablities?i was already curious on what ralsei's whole deal is (and at times mistrusting) but now i'm even more curious

there was a lot of asgore content but nothing was revealed that we didn't already know. there was just some more clarity on what was already implied (but casual players probably missed in chapter 4) about him being there "that day" that dess went missing, and him knowing of the existence of dark worlds and obsessing over them to prove he was innocent. but we kind of knew all of that already, and the backstory he told didn't go into detail about anything at all

i was really happy to see his character development by the end of the chapter. he drove me nuts in this game up until this point tbh LOL it was hard to watch him be so pathetic and make toriel uncomfortable all the time. so i'm relieved he actually learned from this experience. his storyline in the chapter didn't go how i expected though, with the "inferno of jealousy" line i was pretty sure that he would 1. find out about sans & toriel and 2. be very upset and hard to reason with, i thought he might even be so caught up in his emotions we would have to fight him. but we didn't have to do anything to help him in his growth (i'm glad, kris shouldn't be in that position as his kid), the story with the flowers just unfolded conveniently for his arc and he responded like a rational responsible adult would. good for him

also, i fucking love flowery he made me laugh so much. i couldn't even hate him for being annoying because he just entertained me way too much. he was actually a kind hearted person and was pretty morally sound. i liked the moral dilemma of either flower king's or castle town's fountain would have to be sealed, and just because from our perspective castle town needs to be protected, doesn't mean the home of others' deserves to be destroyed. he treated all his friends well and was even nice to the fun gang, and just wanted to make asgore happy. at first he seemed like he could've been a deceptively nice character only to be revealed to have ulterior motives in the end, but nope. he was just trying to do the right thing

i liked the rest of the flower darkners pretty well too. personally, they didn't leave as strong of an impression on me as many of the darkners we've met in previous chapters did, but maybe i'll feel more attached after engaging in the fandom more for chapter 5 fancontent/commentary. i'd say yellow is my favorite. him and blue had some pretty sweet moments too (i love how much gayness there is in this game)

one thing i'm still wondering which i don't think was explained, is that i don't think the flowers ever said why they want to be human? i assume it has to do with trying to make asgore happy somehow. they want to be his new family. and yeah, kris is human, they could just be trying to replace them. but the rest of his family are monsters, so i don't understand the fixation on humans? maybe it's because he watches tv/anime and/or reads manga with mainly human characters? idk, but i felt like that was an important aspect of the flowers' characters that could've been explained a bit more and i guess i don't get why it wasn't?

and like i said i loveddd the mad mew mew fight but i do kinda wish the secret boss had actually revealed some plot-relevant secrets! her storyline wasn't tied to the main plot of the game, the purpose of the fight was moreso thematic (kris/player parallels) but it's just reinforcing ideas that we're all very familiar with at this point, like kris' motivations & desires not aligning with the player's

i would say the chapter felt a bit like filler to me. it stayed pretty light hearted and seemed to purposely avoid revealing too much to save all the angst and plot twists for later. and this was definitely the right time for something like that in the story, we needed to get more invested in relationships and more curious about the characters so that everything that's to come will have more emotional weight.

so i wouldn't even call this criticism because i thought the chapter was incredibly well done and all the right choices were made. but as a fan always obsessing over the lore and coming up with theories, i want more a little more crumbs!!

tdlr; i loved it, but i wish there was a little more lore/foreshadowing, but i get why & can't complain cuz it's a good choice narratively

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Here are some things that I've noticed in the Bendy and the Dark Revival official trailer.

This does contain spoilers, so if you want to watch the trailer yourself without any spoilers, you can go and do that.

Anyway, here you go

A banner with possibly younger Joey, with the words "Joey Drew. The Man and The Demon" when seeing, probably Wilson.

Dead ink creature with the words "Demon Follower" written next to it, a bag over its head and a vent pipe stabbed into its chest. Most likely how Audrey gets her weapon.

"Attention children of the machine, for 200 and 11 days, you've lived without the ink demon haunting your steps. I banished him away." Wilson somehow got rid of the ink demon for 211 days.

Poster that says "Relax. The Man who Killed the Ink Demon. Wilson knows your purpose."

A cabinet with an assortment of items, one of them being a sparkling blueprint of a gear.

Possibly opening doors, struggling to add suspense.

Upgradable gent pipe?

New lost one NPC thanking Audrey for her help.

New character that looks human with a puppet head or mask saying "everyone here either can't speak or they're completely mad."

A scene with a shadow on the wall, shaking back and forth, with Susie-Alice's voice over it saying something like "get her!" Or something, it's hard to tell. (Edit: looking back, it sounds like she's saying "Get this creature!")

A lost one saying "No one wants you here!" While Audrey is hiding from it.

Allison talking with Audrey, assuring her that she won't hurt her. Her grabbing her inky arm and Audrey pulling away saying "Don't touch me."

A whole street, with cars and buildings, exists here.

Vent crawling.

A hand reaching into where Audrey is hiding. This could be the ink demon!

A wall with writing on it saying "She was the Fourth"

Susie-Alice using the freaking Tommy Gun!

Audrey can disintegrate ink creatures, not new information, but a reminder.

Sneaking up on ink creatures is a thing!

Perfect, Cartoon Bendy playing with a train, locked away. Could this have been the ink demon's fate?

#bendy spoilers #bendy and the dark revival #bendy and the ink machine #anaysis #batdr #batim

I spend this whole video discussing tumblr fandoms so I thought it would be fitting to post it here as well.

bonus: some m*korra/korrasami fandom drama posts which relate to m*leven/byler fandom drama alarmingly well

#byler #korrasami #stranger things #anaysis #video

DIGIMON ADVENTURE: LAST EVOLUTION KIZUNA

Trailer Analysis & Thoughts

Because what’s the point of having a new trailer if not to overanalyze it?

#Digimon Last Evolution #anaysis #digimon

BioShock Infinite MBTI and Enneagram — Elizabeth Anna DeWitt or better known as Elizabeth is the secondary Protagonist of BioShock Infinite and the Main Protagonist of BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea. Due to Elizabeth being part of three multi-verses, we’ll be segmenting her analysis into 3 parts. They’ll be listed as titles under their associated functions. BioShock Infinite: The Main Story. Brainwashed Old Elizabeth: Alternate universe where Comstock successfully captures and indoctrinates Elizabeth. Burial at Sea Elizabeth: This takes place after the events of Bioshock Infinite and concludes Elizabeth’s story.

Dominant Function: Extroverted Intuition

BioShock Infinite: Elizabeth is a prominent example of someone who uses Extroverted Intuition as her first function, she’s obsessed with gaining vast amounts of information on many subjects intending to improve herself and to stave off boredom. Some of these subjects are physics to better understand her abilities, lock picking, history and medicine. Elizabeth is also always seeking novel ways to gain more mental and physical stimulation. This causes her to be very impulsive with her actions and decision making, such as coming up with conclusions too quickly with limited information. Here are a few examples of her impulsive nature: At Soldier’s Field Elizabeth and Booker run into a problem they need a vigor called “Shock Jockey” to power up the gondola to escape Columbia, Elizabeth proposes going to the Hall of Heroes because she sees an ad suggesting they have stock there. She ends up being wrong since revolutionaries ransacked the Hall of Heroes of all Shock Jockey vigors. The second example occurs when the elevator they’re taking to the Hall of Heroes gets jammed. Booker offers a practical solution, while Elizabeth impulsively opens a “tear” because there’s a bee in the elevator, which almost gets her and Booker killed by the Songbird. Speaking of “tears” Elizabeth constantly opens up new ones into alternate versions of Columbia without considering the consequences. This is because she wants to escape the floating city and go visit “Paris”. This plan ultimately backfires and causes her and Booker additional problems. Like that one time when they entered a multiverse where Booker died for the Vox populi and never made the deal with Daisy Fitzroy for the First Lady airship. Thus eliminating their only means of leaving Columbia and making an enemy of the Vox populi. This problem would haunt them for the rest of the game. Our last examples of Elizabeth’s impulsive nature occur when she’s left idle. She’ll investigate random items such as arcade machines, stuffed animals, people and will pick up ammo or health packs when she sees that Booker requires aid. But wait… There’s more! We can observe more indicators of Extroverted Intuition in her aptitude for brainstorming, thinking outside the box and finding patterns within ideas and actions. For brainstorming, she’ll offer alternate suggestions to aid Booker in their adventure, such as searching for more information by going off the beaten path via locked doors and sneaking around enemies to avoid them altogether. As for thinking outside the box, we have a funny example.. This occurs when Elizabeth is running away from Booker because she found out he was planning on selling her. During this chase she opens up four “tears” the first one has over 30 over-sized party balloons, the second one is a marching band, the third is a train that cuts off Booker and the fourth has her entering a “tear” through a wall into an open space where she ironically gets captured by two guards. As for finding patterns, we often witness Elizabeth analyzing her surroundings and questioning them to find hidden meanings within them. The diorama of Soldier’s Field is an exceptional example. After staring at it for a few seconds Elizabeth suggests they created it to acquaint children to the military for the purpose of instilling “Columbian” values within them making them loyal to Comstock's regime for life. As you can see Elizabeth relies heavily on her Ne function. Even her end game ability to see all potential outcomes of all situations is an exaggerated God version of NE. However, the traumatic events she experienced throughout the game have caused her to become mentally unhealthy, and a consequence of that is frequent reliance on lower functions This effect on her psyche can be best seen in the DLC Burial at Sea. Burial at Sea Elizabeth: Just like in the base game, Elizabeth uses Ne as her dominant function, but she will often enter NE-TE loops with the occasional SI grip. This is because at the end of the base game Elizabeth creates a paradox by killing Booker DeWitt before he could become Comstock, thus stopping her birth. This caused the memories, thoughts and emotions of all the other Elizabeths to collapse into her according to the BioShock Wiki page. With that being said, we’ll be mostly focusing on examples of her use of Extroverted Intuition. Other than her damaged psyche, Elizabeth remains as inquisitive as always. To acquaint herself quickly into Rapture’s society, she stole the first dress she saw and then spent over 2 months reading as many books as possible on Rapture’s society and ideologies. However, because Ne doms are pattern and idea driven, they don’t strive often in new settings and we can observe this by all the questions Elizabeth asks Booker. Such as what are Little Sisters and Splicers. This causes him to become suspicious and question what her intentions are and where she’s from. Luckily for Elizabeth, she’s a fast and creative thinker and can make up stories on the fly to which she does to dampens Booker's suspicions about her. Another indicator of NE usage can be seen in how Elizabeth thinks outside the box while in combative situations Such as suggesting to use Big Daddies to her advantage and hiding within vents to either stealthy knockout enemies or avoid them. Fun fact! In 1999 mode Elizabeth can’t use lethal ways to take out enemies, I can only assume it’s because of her moral code of not hurting anyone. This style of game play differs completely from Booker's Se type game play where he just runs and guns. Another indicator of her NE function is Elizabeth’s ability to react and read situations quickly. During the quest to find Sally, Booker and Elizabeth run into a problem they require, a plasmid called Old Man Winter she then opens up a “tear” to retrieve it and lies to a very suspicious Booker claiming it’s a new plasmid that she can’t tell him about. Our last 3 examples of the Ne function will be a negative trait, and that’s assuming things too quickly with little information. Elizabeth is notorious at doing this. Elizabeth assumed that the Songbird, and her were imprinted just by looking at one piece of information to which she ends up being incorrect according to Fink’s research. The second false assumption occurs twice by the same person. It first occurs after she repairs Lutece Device and then enters the “tear” to retrieve Lutece Particle and on her way back to the “tear” Suchong stops her and tells her she can’t go back unless she brings him the hair sample he wants. It secondly occurs when she retrieves the hair, places it in a bin and then gets betrayed again and turned over to Andrew Ryan. Our final example is a correct assumption, Elizabeth knew Atlas would not honour his deal even though he tried convincing her. Auxiliary Function: Introverted Feeling

BioShock Infinite timeline: One thing is for certain Elizabeth is an emotional individual, she often wears her heart on her sleeve and acts in the best interest for others. This makes seem as if she uses Extroverted Feeling function instead, but that just isn’t true. Extroverted Feeling relies on the outside world to gain information and then tries to harmonize with it. Elizabeth shows some use of it, such as feeling bad for the people affected by Fink’s abusive neglect and empathizing with Mrs Lin after losing her husband. However, there are more examples for FI usage than against it, and we’re about to explore them. These are best seen within the interactions between Booker and Elizabeth. The first example occurs after they survive escaping the tower Elizabeth imprisoned in by falling from the sky into the beach water, and instead of taking care of Booker she decided dancing would be a better choice. During their multi dimensional adventures Elizabeth loses interest in Paris for a temporary period of time. Instead she wants to join the Vox populi revolution on account of Daisy Fitzroy having a convincing argument for it while Booker didn’t want to be there but was strung along by Elizabeth. As the game progresses, Elizabeth becomes more confrontational against Booker and forces him to either help her or get out of her way because she wants to kill Comstock. She also threatens killing Booker with a tornado because he wanted to leave Columbia instead of fight, but after seeing the tornado he decided he’d kill Comstock for her. To make matters worse, Booker’s death was because Elizabeth decided she wanted to end the existence of Comstock and that meant killing her father Booker DeWitt because they’re both the same person. So much for harmony, eh? We can identify the final FI indicator in how she refuses to follow the societal standards of both Columbia and Rapture, instead she tries to force both of them to change to match her own personal views and values. For Columbia that means going against its Theocratic and Racist government system, and for Rapture that means Saving the Little Sisters. This because she believes everyone should be equal and little girls deserve the right to live free lives and not be used as Adam factories. An FE user would harmonize with that societal system or avoid conflict so they may achieve their goals, while an FI user like Elizabeth would stay true to their beliefs and be confrontational against the system. Burial at Sea Elizabeth: All the events of Burial at Sea occur because of Elizabeth’s FI function. Her strong morals and ideals demonstrate a clear example of how the FI function acts in these situations. It’s a story about her revenge plot against the last remaining Zachery Hale Comstock who took over Booker DeWitt’s identity. She wants to force him to face his own lies and make him realize he’s a monster before she kills him. During her time with “Booker” Elizabeth would constantly criticize Rapture’s society, mainly the treatment of the Little Sisters and Rapture’s dog eat dog society for not reflecting with her views. Once Elizabeth succeeds at her mission of eliminating Comstock, she’s overtaken by grief since she realizes she used Sally to get to Comstock and then left her behind to an uncertain fate. This prompts her to leave her imaginary NE-FI influenced version of Paris where everyone is an artist who sings and dances and return to a Rapture where she died to save Sally. By doing this she sacrifices her quantum-superposition, which reverts her back to a normal human being who has no powers or knowledge of the unknown. This means Elizabeth literally sacrifices being an all knowing being because she felt bad for leaving Sally because that went against her core values.

Tertiary Function: Extroverted Thinking BioShock Infinite: Elizabeth prefers and trusts external sources of information to understand the world around her. She often does this by reading books and putting her newly gained knowledge to practical uses. She loves mentioning “facts” about the world. Such as the beach in Battleship Bay being created in 6 months, “history” about Comstock in the battles of Wounded Knee and the Boxer Rebellion even though Cornelius Slate keeps telling her the history is incorrect and false information about Daisy Fitzroy and how she wants to tear apart Columbia. Elizabeth also seems to prefer inductive reasoning over deductive reasoning and a fine example of this is when she observes the damage Fitzroy causes and then concludes Fitzroy and Comstock must be the same, even though we learn that is not the truth. We can spot more indicators of Extroverted Thinking when Elizabeth becomes stressed and enters NE-TE loops. A good example would be when she wanted to use her dead mother’s hand to access Comstock’s house to kill him. Booker disagreed with her approach but Elizabeth was more concerned with efficiency, this ends up backfiring. Burial at Sea Elizabeth: At start the Burial at Sea we can see Elizabeth within an NE-TE loop. She acts hostile and is direct with “Booker” and has completely changed her friendly and curious attitude to a more serious, confrontational and opinionated one. This often causes her to butt heads with “Booker”. She often criticizes and cuts him off every time he has a question about her with comments such as “If I wanted to share my life’s story Mr. DeWitt, I would write my memoirs” or refusing to call him Booker when he asks her nicely, referring him as Mr. DeWitt. Other than her attitude being different, her methods have somewhat changed. Elizabeth still remains creative and relies on external information but will use it in immoral ways to achieve her goals. Such as the time she distracted 3 store clerks so “Booker” could steal a mask so they may enter Sander Cohen’s artistic event or she closed the vents and turned up the heat within them to burn Sally alive in order lure her out. This is when Elizabeth would confront Comstock, who was trying to save Sally. Elizabeth then forced Comstock into realizing who he was and made him face his past. After Elizabeth succeeded at breaking the man, she had him killed by distracting him as the Big Daddy impaled him with a large drill. She finally breaks out of her NE-TE loop but then discovers she also died. From this point on she returns to a healthier mindset and her Te function acts more as a passive function that she uses to figure out problems. Speaking of problems, she often relies on documentation or information on the subjects to figure them out. Such as using coded papers to figure out that Fontaine is Atlas or figuring out Fontaine’s office was the best place to put the Lutece Particle so they can cause the submerged city to raise from the depths of the ocean. Fun fact! Suchong’s codes are inspired by the periodic table and the Vigenère cipher which is similar to the Caesar shift cipher but with a keyword which is based on Suchong’s name... Oh, and the password to exit his impromptu lab at the Silver Fin is his birthday. Never underestimate the fallibility of an egomaniac…

Inferior Function: Introverted Sensing

BioShock Infinite: Elizabeth mainly uses Introverted Sensing for recalling past information and their patterns to explain or understand situations. Such as her feelings for the Songbird. She simultaneously likes and dislikes him at the same time. In the past it was the Songbird who feed her and gave her books, but as she grew older, she disliked him because she realized he was the warden of her prison. Her dislike of the Songbird was so strong she drowned him at the end of the title, even though she knew how to control him she still decided killing him was better. She also fears her past so much that she would rather die than go back to the tower. She asks Booker to promise that he will not let the Songbird take her back, sadly he wouldn’t be able to keep that promise because Elizabeth sacrifices herself to the Songbird to save Booker’s life which leads to her to being captured and tortured by Comstock which leads to our second version of Elizabeth. Brainwashed Old Elizabeth: This is where we notice Elizabeth’s SI function enter a grip. She faults Booker for abandoning her for his selfish desires and blames them for helping the Vox populi with their civil war by turning Eden, aka “Columbia” to Sodom. She uses both these reasons to drive her pursuit in destroying New York, a city she perceives as full of sinners who don’t deserve salvation. She also connects stories from the bible such as Adam & Eve and explains that humanity always betray God and how her and God both have something in common disappointment. She does eventually break out of the SI grip and brings Booker 69 years into the future where she gives him instructions on how to stop her from becoming her future self. Also a minor side note. She wears the same dress she had on when the Songbird took her to Comstock when she reunites with Booker. This is a huge indicator of nostalgia. Burial at Sea Elizabeth: In Burial as Sea we can spot a huge development within Elizabeth’s SI function. She heavily relies on it to recall past information and connects it to the present and this is best seen within her ability to remember how to read encrypted code. This talent is used to figure out how to repair the Lutece Device, accidentally discover how to pair Big Daddies and Little Sisters together and decrypting the Ace In the Hole. These actions made Elizabeth responsible for the destruction of Rapture and setting the path for Jack to save the Little Sisters. Speaking of connecting past information to the future, Elizabeth recognizes the Sky-hook and Shock Jockey within the Rapture universe and uses that knowledge to help “Booker” This doesn’t go unnoticed and causes him to become more suspicious about her, luckily she also remembers how “Booker’s” personality functions and suppresses his suspicions by using Sally against him. The irony of the situation is that the real Booker DeWitt is her father, and she learned how to be tough from him. We’ll be wrapping up this MBTI analysis with the most convincing SI indicator. Elizabeth committed the same atrocity as her father. By selling Sally to lure and kill Zachery Hale Comstock. In the past Booker sold Elizabeth to pay off a debt and now Elizabeth sold Sally to pay off a debt to Booker. This decision ultimately emotionally destroys Elizabeth and causes her to return to Rapture cementing her fate. In the end Elizabeth paid off her debt by sacrificing herself to save Sally and the Little Sisters. The vicious circle of blood has been broken. https://youtu.be/8-QpeLAfMpI

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I am SO stoked for totk, taking the sequel to the zonai a mysterious factor of botw is a perfect idea. Exploring the sky and the caves while also understanding the past heroes, still having shiekah tech in the form of a sickass arm and inspiration from skyward and twilight it brilliant

But there is one thing I especially want and that’s a better story, one focusing on a link. I wanna see him not as the player but a person with a story he forgot a long time ago. I wanna see the mental tolls his journey and his brain injury left on him and how he’s been bottling his emotions for so long

Ganon can’t be the final boss, just like in Majora we need a new one. And personally I think the best final boss would be Links own demons, the ones plaguing his mind. I want a dive into Link, him as a person and how he like Zelda believes he’s a failure, how he can just escape death at every turn, how he sees things now

That’s all I truly want for now, the worst thing they do is they bring back skywards guardians, mix them with botw guardians and proceed to also fuse their themes. That is the worst timeline

#legend of zelda #tears of the kingdom #Link #botw #botw Link #anaysis #botw 2 #guardian #skyward sword #mental health #story

Nothing makes me more mad than learned helplessness when it comes to analysis. Stop complaining to me about how you "wish you could make connections and read like that!" and start trying.

There are so many videos and people on the internet who will help you and who make content about doing analysis.

#legit can't stand it #anaysis