#jilliechansimagination

[my-name-is-markus-with-a-k]

Oh, how about number 10 for the ask game?

Most disliked arc? Why?

Todd's "redemption" arc. Dude is a piece of shit for real. I've seen a lot of people have sympathy for him because of how he cries and hugs Alice..... But honestly the whole exchange makes me very uncomfortable. It doesn't actually feel like Kara or Alice actually want to forgive him, rather it feels like they have to play along because if they don't he will do them in to the guards/police. And guess what, that's exactly what he does if you don't play along. He's not actually sorry, he just wants to feel like he's actually not to blame, when really he's nothing more than a pathetic child abuser.

Fuck that guy, he dies in every one of my playthroughs now.

[astriiformes]

NOW I know that they are from two very different mediums written decades apart...BUT what if Doc Brown had crossed paths with Dr. Stanford "Ford" Pines? Eh?

Written decades apart maybe, but not actually set that far apart (at least for Ford’s backstory, since he goes through the portal in 1982)

On the whole I feel like Ford probably dropped mostly off the broader scientific community’s map sometime in the late-ish 70s with the timeline we have for him, at which point I would assume Doc would also have become fairly insular, what with being busy with that whole time machine project, but that still leaves plenty of time for a young-ish grad school Ford Pines and a potentially-still-loosely-connected-to-academia Emmett Brown in his mid 50s or so to have attended the same conference in the early 1970s and gotten into an argument in which they simultaneously accused each other of being fringe theorists.

(They’re both right)

[bedlamsbard]

What's your favorite fight in Star Wars (any medium)?

I really like the Maul/Pre Vizsla fight in TCW because there’s just so much going on there that doesn’t really happen in other lightsaber duels; they really dug into both all the Mandalorian tricks as well as the environment of the room, and the emotions of the people watching

emotionally I love the Kanan/Grand Inquisitor fight in FatG and the progression of their fights across S1 because you can really see how much Kanan is picking up in every single confrontation; he gets better every time and it’s great. (there’s a fun line from an old FPJ interview in Star Wars Insider where he talks about how much Kanan learned from Quizzy, how essentially Quizzy functioned as a master to him during S1.)

[destiny-islanders]

Okay so I just read your comic with Sora, Riku and Kairi talking about what they wanted to be when they grew up and Sora imagines being a lifeguard with Altantain form. Riku is like "Sora, World Order" But it's a private conversation with just Riku and Kairi and everyone else should just be like "Ah, the imaginations of children. Why I remember when buses were space ships" I guess my point is why is Riku overreacting?

Sora is so earnest that Riku believes he’d totally do it, and show everyone on Destiny Islanders that he can turn into a mermaid for some reason. 

It’s like when a friend says something really stupid or comes up with a dumb plan... You just get exasperated with them and tell them why what they’re saying is silly.

[julientel]

I think of Gavin, Hank and Kamski when I think of you! ^-^

That’s an interesting combination x)

[frangipani-wanderlust]

jilliechansimagination replied to your post: Here have an excerpt from the fanfic I’m finishing...

How about “Click bait”?

That section is just funny, but the YouTube channel is just...character background. It doesn't really have much impact on the story's overall plot.

[scribefindegil]

Due to personal reasons I'm going to hell just to get baking soda

i. yeah. yeah i absolutely am. heck.

[laytonbigbang]

This is my contribution to the Layton Big Bang 2018! @laytonbigbang

I am the illustrator for @jilliechansimagination ’s fanfic Protection Detail

I had lots of fun drawing this scene! I hope you enjoy! :D