#hyperspace

[thehumanwiki]

am i the only one who thinks Hyperspace Lumiose is one of the more terrifying concepts in pokemon? like, i get that they explained what it is, but i don't think they fully DID, y'know?

like, it's a dream. it's consuming the world. it's a liminal hellscape version of reality. the people and pokemon there stop existing once you leave but if you bring them out with you they keep existing. the people in there are barely lucid but wonder if they're dead. an actual dead man approaches you on multiple occasions. everything there both is and isn't real until they step outside or the gate closes. like it's some sort of twisted nightmare occupying a space between Dreams, Unreality, and the Afterlife, and i feel like the implications for such a space are HUGE

[quasi-normalcy]

I think we need to explore the body horror possibilities of hyperspace. Like, you know how it's bad for astronauts to be up in space for too long because of radiation and the effects of weightlessness on human physiology? What of hyperspace was like that, but *worse*. What if it had effects on your body, or even your mind, that are difficult even to imagine? What if if you spend too long out there, your body starts spreading out along the fourth dimension because there's nothing to hold it in place; and then when go back into normal space, you get 'flattened' back down into three dimensions but everything isn't quite where it's supposed to be? Or the matter displaced along the fourth dimension just clips out and whole chunks of your body just disappear? Or there's some exotic form of matter in hyperspace that, over time, replaces the normal matter in your body until you can't return at all because it can't exist in our spacetime? Open to other ideas.

[hereicomeworld]

🕷️🕷️🕷️

[somniphyte]

more sublaser bullshit

I LOVE SHITPOSTING

[arolexion]

oh my godddddddddd coworkers

[zverronix]

cw some blood, scratches (?)

Cutiespace is yandere and you're ready for this conversation

[ch1ko0o]

eh