#plothole

[spectralpixelsredone]

You don’t know how upset I was when I saw this scene! I was literally saying, “Take the Quirk, AFO, he’s right there!” Yet AFO gloated and just left Overhaul, despite his Quirk being the right thing to heal. Even if you argue he wanted Tomura’s body, having his original body working correctly would have helped in fighting All Might and getting to Shigaraki.

[serenvful]

does... jonathan... even know will has powers...????

[voxisme]

Something that really bothers me is

HOW TF DID VOX FIGURE OUT LUC8FER COULDNT BR HARMED

Because he made it seem like it was theough angek dusts eyes

But angel didnt knkw it was just vaggie and lucifer

Did vaggie tell him off screen?

[mylittleballerinaalalala]

I'm on season 6 of buffy and buffy's having all these money problems but i'm just wondering why can't the council pay her?

like we know the council gets paid and obviously has a lot of money for all the training they do and more, why can't they pay the slayer? It's she who does all the work!

[scrollwyrm]

WoF ages: I had an idea.

What if the tribes age differently? Here’s my two cents:

MudWings start to grow the fastest physically, but mentally, they stay kids the longest, not being fully able to speak until about two. They become adults at about eight or nine.

SeaWings are one of the smaller tribes and stop growing at around six or seven, but they are able to speak aquatic from about three months and are basically fluent in dragon at age one. They are adults, mentally, at age seven.

RainWings are highly intelligent, able to speak at only a few months and mature at about age five. This is because the rainforest is dangerous, so it’s best to be cautious and calm, something that young dragonets can’t really do.

NightWings grow slowly, but continue to grow steadily after their slowdown point, which is about eight. They are able to speak at around one year, and are adults at around nine, mentally.

SandWings grow very slowly, like Sunny, and are not physically mature until about ten. Mentally, they mature at about six.

IceWings learn to speak at about two, and grow swiftly, not quite as swiftly as MudWings though. They mature mentally at about eight.

SkyWings mature physically at around seven, same with mental maturing, and learn to speak at around one year.

I’ll do Pantalan tribes later

[alexas-fandom-and-random-blog]

Okay this one is bothering me tho.

The visual storytelling of this scene implies that Striker gets scarred in this eye.

Yet as he thrashes around in pain there is no fire near his face in either side.

And then he shows up to the trial with a scar on the other eye?

???????????????

[non-cannon]

You know, something that's been bothering me about TotK, why hasn't the verbal language changed at all in the 10s of thousands of years between the founding of Hyrule and present day. Like we know from the flower islands that the writing from back then is illegible to everyone except scholars who've studied this (which makes sense). But Zelda is able to talk with Rauru and Sonia with no issues immediately.

The language should have changed to be unrecognizable with that much time! And it's not just Zelda, all of the sages can communicate with their decedents with no issue. Link can understand all of the memories perfectly. Link and ghost Rauru, who's been trapped with no access to the outside world can communicate flawlessly, as can Gandorf and Link (and the sages), and Mineru and Link (and Zelda and the sages).

And if the translation of the flower island notes is anything to go by, syntax has actually changed, but it's more like the difference between middle/early modern English and modern English than the difference between a modern language and a language that's so old it predates all of human civilization several times over.

There is no scholar or anyone else alive today who could go back 5,000 years and speak the language. Even the 5-6 thousand year old languages we have translated have no connected to modern day languages, and we don't actually know how to pronounce them. The reason so many Egyptian names have 'e' as the vowel is because we don't know the actual vowels.

[vinyls-corner]

I'm still baffled why Laila didn't consider killing Vinter even though she remembered everything that had happened in the past.

I need answers