#ml reverser

[bg2tati]

I don't think anyone will notice if we're gone for a bit (⁠.⁠ ⁠❛⁠ ⁠ᴗ⁠ ◠⁠.⁠)

[the-psb]

Reverser and Evillustrator Secret Love Child

#I forgot Reverser hood lol #also I dont think I will post something like for 5 months probably, I have a game to make

[apsichr]

Marc’s season 6 design has eye makeup and I had to draw him 🥹💙🌈 have a reverser version too, as a treat

[doodly-af]

Toy hammer game

(Found a base drawing from Pinterest)

[artsy1reese]

lowkey wanna see them fight

[lelet-draws]

It’s really annoying whenever people insist on calling Nathaniel an asshole for what he did in Reverser.

Miraculous isn’t exactly a great example of a show that doesn’t rely on exposition and lets the audience figure out by themselves, but the way Nathaniel acts in Reverser is a good example of this.

Keep in mind, two things have been stablished about him, he can be impulsive and he is a victim of bullying.

When he saw Marc in the park the first thing he did was jump into the conclusion that it was another attempt on making fun of him, which is a normal reaction for someone who was and might still is be bullied. Him ripping Marc’s notebook was also a showcase of how impulsive he is.

He actively takes a step back later, to reflect on it with Alix and by the end of the episode they make up. Further proving that it wasn’t a deliberate act of evil, it just was a hurt teenager making a dumb decision on impulsive to try to keep himself safe.

People who act like he did it out of malice are missing the whole point.

[thejesscrazs]

Happy Halloween

[bugoutreviewgirlie]

isn't it cool to anyone else how much Marc has developed as a character? When we met him, he was so shy and clumsy that people thought he might be Marinette's cousin 😭

In his next couple appearances, he'd grown a lot more confident and enthusiastic about sharing his ideas, not only with Nathaniel, but with the whole class. His stutter had completely vanished.

We got to see his assertive and excitable side in "Penalteam" when he drags Nathaniel along to the soccer game and expresses his love for the sport, showing he is more than just a writer and romanticist; he's also athletic and a big fanboy.

In season 6, we see how his kindness and understanding goes bone-deep. He accepts Nathaniel's decisions despite his own feelings, and cries in private so he doesn't inflict guilt on anyone :( plus, when The Ruler tries to brainwash Nathaniel, Marc doesn't even hesitate to go to bat for his friend.

he's become this relatively unflappable person who is bold about who he is and what he does, but still has that soft heart that wants to protect the people he cares about. and I think that's neat.