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Have only watched episodes 1 and 2 of Pluto but my god, the emotional devastation.
"I'm happy taking care of the mountains after the trauma of war"
Doomed.
"I just want to play piano"
Doomed.
"I adopted five kids and support them with my fight money"
Double super mega moon magic doomed.
Everyone talks about Tenma and Johan and Nina and Grimmer and maybe even Lunge (okay, fine, Lunge too).
But that scene in the Baby's bar when Dieter downed that Manhattan and walked out?
Iconic.
How much do you bet Ludinus will screw over the Reilorans too?
Yeah, I can get you to Exandria! Get you some prime green real estate. All the water! And trees, oh my god. So if you could just let me borrow Predathos for a bit that would be great
Larian, please.
If you are making merch, could we have a plush key chain or a sticker or something of the cutest little brain buddy ever?
I just think Us is adorable.
Ludinus out there snacking on fairies fae-folk like
ludinus: *list of crimes is a 40-ft scroll*
me: let ludinus cook
ludinus: *probably caused the fall of molaesmyr and therefore upset a wholesome celestial bull friend who can never return home*
me: ludinus must pay
I am someone who loves BBEG villains in fantasy. I relish every lore-dump. I want to know what drives them to do what they do. Why is this person such an asshole? Why are they still doing the thing when they are causing so much suffering?
I also love the journey to the inevitable ass-kicking.
Somehow, seeing the state of Molaesmyr highlights the depths to which Ludinus has sunk to achieve his goal. Those twisted, faceless creatures. The bones of fleeing families half-consumed by trees. Wandering ghosts never able to rest, snatches of their voices on the wind.
What the hell got Ludinus to the point where he could do that to Molaesmyr and walk away still convinced he was right? Someone like that, convinced the innocents of Molaesmyr were simply collateral, is absolutely willing to break the world to kill the gods.
Ludinus is scary. He is a fascinating villain and, honestly, while I need all the lore on him right this second, I cannot wait to see him get his ass kicked.
*This post assumes Ludinus caused the fall of Molaesmyr (he totally did, though, we all know it)
Always thought it would be hilarious if Ludinus beat Caleb to that gem in the pillar in Eiselcross and Caleb somehow found out.
It would drive Caleb into such a rage he'd 100% wizard hulk-out of that collar
