#ts-grim

[drawbauchery]

[solarhood]

So Sonic, you run a LOT. That’s your thing (other than general heroism). It’s what you do on a VERY frequent basis. That being said, your legs look pretty... thin? Lean? Not as defined as one would expect of the fastest guy alive. That being said, I’ve never so much as been in the same room as you, so I haven’t gotten a close look, but I have to be missing something, yeah? It can’t be that you so fast because you’re body is aerodynamic or something, right? In short, is it muscles or magic?

[dangerousbride]

From right to left: The Spirit, The Sass, The STRONG

SSS smokin’ sexy style

[thispighadnone]

I know you’ve been putting them together for a while now, but everyone slips up every now and then. So, you ever just completely botch a trap ?

“.....Okay,well maybe once or twice in the beginning..”

[spinelegant]

As much as I totally think somebody should make such a Thesis, I’m afraid I cannot be that guy. You see, that would require something called “Super-Fearless-Guts” (tm). I only came equipped with the “Spineless” (tm) software. Sorry, but somebody else is going to have to be our hero....

well, i can’t do it because i’m not in school!

someone needs to take the mantle....

anybody at all 👀👀👀

[coniferscribbles]

I feel like there was tragically little to Kronya in the game. I mean, her actions served as a major turning point in the story, so shouldn’t she have more content to her actual character? Other than at the end where she is like “I’ve been betrayed! I’m scared, please help me Hero!”, she is pretty much entirely “Mwahaha! Murder Psycho!”. Not even a hint as to her personal motives or anything. I feel like she could have been a really interesting character, but it just didn’t happen...

Yeah it was really weird that she was just a throw away enemy like a bandit in early FE campaigns. Kronya did well early as that character you knew was a danger but untouchable, and by association, Edelgard and Hubert.

I really wish we could have chosen whether to save her or not since Kronya and becoming an ally could have been an window into the Agarthans’ and their views to contrast the Nabatean side we know about. Given the fact she was disposable it wouldn't be a stretch to think she’d be skeptical of how much wasn’t some form of propaganda. (Not to mention how good the supports would be with the awkwardness that looms with her past actions.)

Long story short I wish they let Byleth pull a Chrom move.

[ask-kriscrossapplesauce]

Um ... MS .TORIEL LEFT SOMETHING IMPORTANT INSIDE AND WENT KRIS TO GET IT BUT SHE FORGOT TO GIVE THEM THE KEYS SO KRIS IS GETTING SUSIE TO OPEN IT. YES. THAT IS DEFINITELY WHAT IS HAPPENING.

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[moomooofdoom]

Okay, this is important: is this Zamasu and Mai from a timeline where the Zero Mortal Plan never happened? I mean, she is wearing her “Survivor Gear”, or is that just her fashion? Did Goku Black never show up?

THANKS FOR ASKING. honestly i probably wouldn’t have explained it otherwise.

Sit down and get comfy. Also note I came up with this just so I can ship Mai and Zamasu so there’s gonna be corny and cliché stuff.**and im not that good at writing either but here we go jkashflakls

Zero Mortal Plan did happen. And GokuBlack did show up.

The difference is that Future Zamasu actually gave a damn about Gowasu. Noreal details as to why. But maybe inthe few extra years the the two of this timeline had, something got through toZamasu or Gowasu got more competent. Whatever it was, it made this Zamasudifferent from the one we see in the show. He still doesn’t like mortals, but he’s willing to learnwhat Gowasu teaches him in the hopes that one day when he is Supreme Kai, hecan shape their universe into something more like his vision while keeping totheir laws. (More cooperation between Supreme Kai and Gods of Destruction, maybe?)

This Zamasu never meets Goku, never kills a mortal, and is more willing tolearn from the mentor he likes.

But it still was only… what? Two extra decades? The Zero Mortal Plan isstill in the back of his mind. When Black appears and kills Gowasu, he ishorrified and is far more hesitant to accept Black’s offer to join him. But thetemptation is too strong and he joins him anyway, though he doesn’tparticularly like Black for what he did. He ultimately decides it was for the greatergood. Black sees nothing wrong with any of this, not even Zamasu’s hesitation.He truly believes he can always trust himself.

Their plans are outlined and Zamasu gets his wish for immortality. Blackkills the Supreme Kai of the other universes so that they’re the only gods left(that they know of) and tries to destroy the Kaiju so no other gods would beborn. Zamasu talks him out of destroying the tree and points out that if anynew gods are born, they can use them as agents of justice or whatever.

Once all the gods are dead, the zero-mortal part of the Zero Mortal Plancomes up. Like with the gods, Zamasu hangs back and lets Black do all the worksince he’s the stronger one and wants to get used to his new body. Zamasu stickto healing him after fights, training with him, and making tea.

Black and Zamasu see this part of the plan differently. Black sees theslaughter as punishment for the wasted gift of life and evil deeds of themortals. Zamasu sees it as them mercifully ending the mortals’ cycle of war,pain and death. Both see the creations of mortals as a mistake, though Blackthinks the other gods were in denial about it while Zamasu thinks the gods sawit as something that couldn’t be helped. Neither of them actually got around tosharing their points of view because they think that since they’re the same person,their reasoning is the same.

Things go pretty smoothly at first. Most of the planets are easy to purge. Thereare some mortals who are stronger than Black throughout the multiverse, so theyleave them alone so Black can train and get stronger. All of universe 7 iswiped out except for Earth and that’s when things get rocky. Black has a personalgrudge against Earth since it’s where Goku was from. He’s already dead in thistimeline so Black sees it appropriate to impose his punishment on the people ofthis planet. Rather then spending only a few days on Earth, they spend weeksthat turns into months… and Zamasu doesn’t understand why.

Eventually Black meets and fights with Trunks. Decides to use him as atraining dummy so he lets him escape constantly. He eventually notices thelonger they stay the colder Zamasu gets towards him. When he asks about it,Zamasu tells him that the way he’s been dragging out the human deaths was pettyand ungodly. They’re so close to finishing their plan, why stall? Black can’tbelieve he’d say that and suggests the two go out together and Zamasu canwitness the work he does and understand it better.

It has the opposite effect. Zamasu stays above the clouds, out of sight, towatch what Black does and is completely disgusted at the destruction and carnage.Before Black can see that, Trunks appears and the two fight in the distance,getting further and further away. Zamasu is alone above the ruins of the cityand spots a human. Black had missed one.

Zamasu meets Mai for the first time. She’s looking for other survivors. Whenshe sees him, she points her gun at him at first (and he is completely offended that she would darepoint such a dirty, primitive weapon at him) but then lowers it. Zamasu hasnever shown himself to any of the mortals they’ve killed so no one knows of hisinvolvement. He lets the whole pointing-a-gun-at-him-go because Gowasu did oncetell him that most mortals didn’t even know what a god looked like so he’d allowthat one slip-up. He follows Mai as she looks for survivors. She asks him a fewquestions over her shoulder. Like what his name is, where’d he come from, howdid he survive… he answers a few questions for two reasons. One, cause the onlyperson he’s had to talk to was Black for like two years and two, she wasn’tgiving him the proper attention a god like him should be getting. She was justrunning around in the dirt. How rude.

When she finds the bodies of her comrades she is devastated and Zamasu isintrigued. Even more so when she leaves the bodies behind. When he questions itshe says her friend (Trunks) was fighting ‘that monster’ (Black) as adistraction so she could bring the survivors back somewhere safe. This interestshim. Even more when Mai actually does find a survivor and immediately attemptsto help her comrade… even though it looks hopeless. The mortal is clearly goingto die. (And they most certainly were all going to die eventually. The godshave intervened and judged the mortals unworthy)

He remembers how Gowasu explained to him how the Supreme Kai couldn’t intervenewith mortal affairs unless it threatened the balance between creation and destruction.They were already intervening by killing them all. What happens if he were tointervene a different way? He heals Mai’s comrade back to perfect heath. Mai isamazed and happy and thankful. Zamasu thinks its weird and kinda creepy.

Before anything else can be said or done, Black reappears in the area. Maigrabs Zamasu and pulls him out of sight. Zamasu is horrified and pissed atbeing manhandled like that and jerks away where Black spots him and greets him.He realizes that if he says anything that would bring Black’s attention to thetwo mortals, they will be killed after he just healed one and changed its fate.He wants to know what becomes of that mortal so he says nothing and he andBlack leave.

Aaaannnd that’s how it starts? Mai hates him now that she knows he workswith Black. Though she is confused since he healed her comrade. There’s more (alot more) but at this point I pretty much forgot the question.