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f1: Drivers' parade fun
writers block but i want to write about Nom seeing scott pick up his mace to enchant it. the wrongness, the unsettling feeling of seeing someone so pure holding it. someone so kind, and gentle and pure-hearted hold a weapon, stained crimson from its brutality. nom already hated the mace, what it stood for, what it did. and he loved scott.
it would have looked so wrong and out of place to see a weapon fit for a monster of a man in the hands of peaceful florist.
Snotlout Gets the Axe is such an emotional rollercoaster episode.
Because the A plot is a case study on the impacts of years of psychological abuse on this young adult Viking boy.
And the B plot is a 90’s rom-com a lot accidental marriage.
(socmed/revived!miyeong!poppy meeting hello old friend!poppy)
s/rm!poppy: YOU TRIED TO KILL A BABY?!
hof!poppy: LISTEN, IT WAS HER FAULT THAT MIYEONG DIED!
s/rm!poppy: IM SORRY? DO YOU GO TO HOSPITALS AND FIND OUT WHICH BABIES HAD MOTHERS THAT DIED IN CHILDBIRTH AND THEN DEMAND FOR THEM TO BE KILLED?
hof!poppy: no. because those babies aren’t half-MONSTER.
s/rm!poppy: she’s not a monster! she’s miyeong’s baby! who miyeong loves! and she’s our daughter!
hof!poppy: wrong alternate universe poppy. you’re thinking of her. *points at someone in the corner*
(s/rm!poppy looks over to see honmoon markings!poppy standing in the corner awkwardly)
s/rm!poppy: who the fuck are you?
hm!poppy: im poppy from the universe where rumi actually IS our daughter. like, biologically.
s/rm!poppy: WOAH. so is she not part demon in your universe?
hm!poppy, guiltily: no. no she’s not…
s/rm!poppy: …what was with the pause?
hm!poppy: …
s/rm!poppy: …please tell me you didn’t try to kill rumi, too. it’s bad enough that this one *points at hof!poppy* tried it. but she’s your own daughter.
hm!poppy: …she wasn’t a baby when i tried it, at least?
s/rm!poppy: *shakes her head in disgust* unbelievable. and what do YOU have to say about this? *points at canon!poppy*
canon!poppy:
hm!poppy: …who are you talking to?
hof!poppy: yeah thats just empty space you’re pointing at.
s/rm!poppy: …huh.
Again the black and red color coded character falls in love with the blue and yellow color coded character. Will I ever be free of the prison (I’m exactly where I want to be)
the creepy and the freaky by Kamentotsu is many things but one of them might be the greatest heterobait relationship of all time. Not even kidding they even get a 'ITS NOT LIKE THAT' parting shot.
....what's that? What else happens in this manga. Uhhhhhhhhhhhh
For a very long time it's kind of like if one of those slightly half baked but really memorable animal crossing creepypastas I really adored was a more coherent and plotted out short horror story thing. In it, a very cute but task focused frog is shown interesting collections of something called 'horror stories'. These are an abberation in her otherwise idylic animal life, kept by a mysterious rabbit.
Later, a disabled wheelchair user does the most kickass action shit I've ever seen in my life and while one does lead to the other seeing is probably easier then beleiving.
My favorite part of both trailers is that they show constantly how floppy and flaily Puzzles is and will probably continue to be in the show proper. He's like some sort of cyborg marionette made of wires and bad decisions.
Best quality: his clumsy flailing of the lankiest limbs.
It's always comical.