losing my mind over this
being immediately followed up with this
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losing my mind over this
being immediately followed up with this
i'm never forgiving horikoshi for building a 10+-year intricate universe meant to subvert the superhero trope around a theme of 'heroes and villains aren't so different after all - the society that separates us is the true problem' and creating a team of sympathetic and interesting 'villains' with deep narrative connections to our protagonists
and in the end STILL choosing to follow the 'only redemption for a villain is in death' overused cliche
too much of a coward to save the villains too much of a coward to kill the heroes too much of a coward to COMMIT to making a firm statement instead falling back into the very tropes he set out to subvert
What do you think happens to Ramb post sword route? My theory is he's killed by sword kris/"used up", based on how terrified that bunny was
That's a toughie!
I've always been under the impression that he gets kidnapped by the entity controlling Eram, because at first I only left the console room after I beat them and they fled.
But I soon realized that Ramb disappears way before Eram is defeated! One time I died to Eram and decided to leave the room before I finished the fight, and saw that Ramb was already gone. Since then I had no idea what to make of his disappearance...
This post and reblog explain it best, but essentially; Ramb disappears right as you enter the final dungeon. But everything in the S-rank room (dust bunny dialogue about ramb ect) only changes once Eram is defeated.
I wanna believe it's just coding stuff, I've had my hand at it and it gets messy fast, so I personally, generally, don't view it as something to analyze- but if it is intentional, it's INCREDIBLY interesting how the dust bunny comments on something happening to Ramb only way after he disappears-
And I've never thought about 8bit Kris being the one to cause rambs disappearance! It feels simultaneously anticlimactic and super fitting to me- like it's fitting BECAUSE it's so unceremonious. he really was used up. After everything he did, he ended up being nothing. And his fate isn't even shown to us, because why should we care?
As for what i think happened... Like I said in other posts I wrote about him, I'm not trying to answer the questions that ramb's story brings up- I can never come up with anything about what's going on with him that makes enough sense to me!
I like the thought that 8bit Kris was the one to kill him and "use him up", and I like the thought that whoever is behind Eram was the one who took him, but since he disappears way before 8bit Kris leaves and eram flees, idk what to think anymore!! Is that even something we should analyze??
Coding is very complicated and the loopholes it creates in stories are rarely intentional- but at the same time, the differences in when ramb disappears and when the dust bunny comments on something happening to him is viewable in game! You can leave and see ramb gone and the dust bunny doesn't say anything UNTIL Eram is defeated!! IDK CONFUSED MONKEY STARING AT COMPUTER.JPG!!!!!!
If you ask me, with this guy, It's everybody's guess- hsjdkf.
Iron Lung was preddy good [pretend there is a thumbs up emoji here I do not have one]
things I wish I could relive for the first time again:
that magical window where you finish a new piece of media, having watched/read it all by yourself with no fandom contact whatsoever, and you are just so happy about it, and full of interesting theories and takeaways, and just in love with it as a gorgeous piece of art.
because I swear to god as soon as you join the fandom for anything, you're bombarded with how you're supposed to view characters and their arcs, how you're supposed to morally and ethically judge the plot and the ways it apparently failed to present the right message, and if you don't you'll either be shunned for not sharing the popular headcanons or you'll be harassed for not criticizing the source material enough.
like how is it that the fans of a piece of media are also the ones being the most negative about it? If I like a show or a movie or a book, well, I liked it. That's kind of the point. I'm actually not here to tear it apart and talk about how it didn't live up to standards other people had! I enjoyed it for what it was, and forcing myself to find negative things to say about it doesn't actually bring me more enjoyment of it or reap any benefit to me. Fandom's a double-edged sword; you want to join a community to share your love for a piece of art, and the price you pay for a modicum of joy is a mountain of negativity. that's one main reason that I never engage with fandom until I'm completely done with a show, because if I was plugged into all of that commentary and discourse during the process, I'd be completely colored by how I'm expected to interpret everything this piece of art is presenting to me without being able to even form my own opinions.
*head in hands* v2 from ultrakill
finally finished evolution and yes it was great, love the youthful naturalist, def enjoy how it plays alongside HD ambition
and also, that little brat was so lucky i had outside motivation to finish the storyline bc when i saw that i was gonna have to go all around the entire unterzee AGAIN just to make the bell i was thiiiiiis close to ditching him for another year
So I finished ME3 last night and respectfully.... what the fuck was that lmao