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Does Dipper tell Tate that the questions come from Ford?
Yep! Tate knows that ghosts exist from Wendy and Soos, he just can’t see them, so there’s no need to hide it. However, though Ford’s name seems vaguely familiar, he can’t really remember much about why he’s heard it before given it’s been 30 years.
Hi! (I crave human interaction.)
Hey :D
Just a random thought had: when people think of chaos, people think of something "loud", like laughing maniacally as you smash cars in with a baseball bat.
I feel like your brand of chaos is more "calm". It's like starting a kitchen fire and watching as it burns the house down, all with a serene smile on your face.
What is your hair color?
My hair is naturally dark brown, but it's dyed dark blue now!
That's the only fashion choice from my mom that I'm not embarrassed by...
Genuine question, how could Moon and Platinum physically be sisters? They say repeatedly in DP arc that Platinum is the only daughter of the Berlitz family and timeline wise Moon would have already been born by the time that arc happens.
There’s a few things that point to Moon and Platinum being related in some way, like how they’re both from Sinnoh, how Moon calls a lady with long hair like Platinum’s and an Empoleon her sister (onee-sama), the fact that Moon is working alongside Professor Rowan and many of Mr. Berlitz’s associates, and how Moon and Platinum have similar designs.
As for the timeline, Moon would have to be at least 11 years younger than Platinum, as Platinum is 11 at the start of DPPT. However, considering the canonical timeline has 9 years passing from the start of RGB to the end of ORAS (which takes place before the start of DPPT), it’s not too unreasonable to assume a similar gap occurred between DPPT and SM, at which point Moon is freshly 11. It’s further supported by Blue appearing in his late 20s/early 30s (around the same age as Diantha) in XY, since Blue is roughly 9 years older than Platinum, which would put her in her late teens/early 20s by XY. And I don’t think the age gap between siblings is too unreasonable, considering my only sibling is 13 years my senior.
At the end of the day though, it’s just a neat headcanon I and many others have <3
Since Ghost Stans AU is in California, do Pacifica, Robbie, or Gideon ever show up?
I have ideas for how they’ll fit in the AU but nothing concrete yet!
I haven't read/said "the disappearance of" this much since my Haruhi Suzumiya obsession.
I meant it as a reference to "The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku", so I guess it's a reference to a reference?
Sorry for the infodump on how gifted programs work from me and @stephanieyumyum. I've dealt with a lot of people who weren't in them not understanding and just thinking it is a "smart kid" thing so I've thought about this stuff (as well as for personal reasons).
No, no, it's cool o.o
So the curriculum in gifted programs is more about catering to neurodivergent gifted needs/skills?
From what you've said, I already know, and what Ella has said,
What do you think "gifted" means? Where I live, it is a special needs category in school that usually has very heavy overlap with the kids with ADHD (diagnosed and undiagnosed) and low support needs autistic kids (also called high functioning but I think that term isn't used as much anymore) (once again, mix of diagnosed and undiagnosed).
Literally, in their system you are labeled as special needs if you are in gifted, as you need higher difficulty classes and/or classes that progress at a faster speed.
Where I live, it is mostly determined with an IQ test, but a lot of the traits they teach you that gifted kids show are ADHD and/or autism traits.
I understood it as "class for smarter-than-average kids" but uh. I forgot about the neurodivergent connotations qwq
My school didn't have anything like that (and I don't think schools in my country have anything like that at all), so I might misunderstand things like this. I sometimes just guess what they are based on context 😅
