#mischa lebron

[cheshirlordnet]

Jana Vilkas and Mischa LeBron

[i-rupe]

[averysmallcetacean]

A thought I just had - when Santra tells off Max and Brax for calling Mischa and Jessa - is it actually trackable? We know that there is no internet in Stratford (and the same can be assumed for elsewhere) because the wards block signals. Given that the four are essentially supernatural police I kind of doubt that they would care about the human world and it's inventions (e.g. mobile phone calls) - especially when you think about how they act in the human world. So like, do they even know about phone calls and how to track them?

My theory is that Santra is just saying that to make Jessa and Mischa feel more scared and alone (and so more easy to manipulate into joining them) + make them resent the government even more (for taking their ability to talk to their friends away)

@eka-paige I'm theorisingggg

[alopex26]

Twin wolf sisters

[screechwhisper]

Made a Supernatural Academy oc cos I'm ✨garbage✨

this is Eris and they're a wolf shifter!!

[bearfoottruck]

Anyways, enough political stuff. Some of you have heard me talk about the 2022 animated series Supernatural Academy (here's a full playlist of every episode if you're interested). Though named after a book series by Australian author Jaymin Eve (here's her website), the series is actually more closely-related to - albeit still loosely based on - the book series Supernatural Prison. Here are some other differences between the books and the show, plus some trivia, based on a preview I read of the first book:

The TV show takes place in a high school-esque setting, and all the characters are in their teens. In contrast, the book series takes place in a more college-esque setting, and the characters are in their 20s.

In the books, Stratford is said to be located in Connecticut, which is indeed a real life town...albeit far less magical, of course.

The books have more sexually explicit material, and characters use swear words such as "shit" and "fuck". In contrast, the TV show is only sexually suggestive at best, and rarely - if ever - uses swears, saying nothing worse than "asshole" or "screwed".

In the books, Jessa is said to be 5'4", which would make Mischa the same height. Brax is also said to be 6'6". However, in the TV show, he barely seems to be much taller than either of the twins.

Brax and Max not only have a last name - Compass - but they have two other brothers: Jacob, a fey, and Tyson, a wizard.

[brax-the-dragon]

Brax, tying a knife to a Roomba: Be free, my child.

Mischa, entering the room with a small cut on her ankle: Who the f-

[coincasual]

binged Supernatural Academy 😭💕✨🐺🐺✨💕