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“...Look, Bow and I are hardly a crack security team. You could have escaped at any time.”
“Why didn’t you?”
“And if you say something about ‘the power of friendship’ or whatever, I swear I’m going to shove this sword so far up your--”
“Okay, are we just...not on the same page about how cool that outfit was, or...?”
“The...outfit.”
“Yeah?”
“The one you got from this sword.”
“Yeah.”
“The sword you could have walked away with whenever you wanted.”
“Shit.”
“Adora! You gotta get it to stop!”
“What makes you think I can!? This is all some kind of...bullshit space magic! Why don’t you--”
“Query recognized: ‘bullshit space magic’. Scanning archives.”
“Scanning. Two hundred and fifty-eight articles found. Most relevant article, based on your search history: A Treatise on Balancing Gravitational Forces Between Lunar Bodies. Would you like a summary of this article?”
“WHAT THE FUCK IS TODAY”
fucking. combat sparkles. glimmer has fucking combat sparkles. I cannot get over the combat sparkles
OH GOD THAT ONE GAVE ME A COUGHING FIT
I will not make a tsundere joke I will not make a tsundere joke I will not make a tsundere joke I will not make a tsundere joke
Oh, hey, it’s that scorpion lady!
And, yes, I picked up that it was a scorpion lady and not a crab lady in the last six months, sorry for depriving you guys of that most vital of liveblogging revelations.
This really does feel like starting Steven Universe again. It’s a similar sort of animation, with a similar tone of serious-but-irreverent-and-way-funnier-than-you’d-think, it’s that same flavor of delightful rainbow abomination, and it’s SO much fun to write alt dialogues for. That in particular is interesting; I like writing alt dialogue skits, but for some reason doing it for Steven Universe and She-Ra feel so much more natural than doing it for any of the anime shows I’ve done. Maybe it’s the animation styles? It’s easier to treat the American shows like comic book panels because of the flat, cartoony styles, while the anime screenshots look...well, like anime screenshots. I wonder if that’s it.
