Thisss! Also, Does Anybody Know Any Good Floch Fic Recommendations?

cant stand people who hate musicals you dont love stories told through song and dance? you dont love choreography and set design and composition and acting and art and community? pathetic

Awwwww!!!!

Look at them being goth and chaotic together instead of against each other!!

#characterdevelopment

I’m a big fan of doomed siblings 🩸🌊

This homewards journey 【4/6】

I’ve always loved ww1 stuff)

Joffre&Foch&Francis

"Alfred~🖤"

Tanz der Vampire is my favourite musical

Especially the Russian version

meeting in the afterlife

this cures my depression

I did fanarts of orange characters this week! Next color is black! :) I know it should be red but I want to do black so don’t beef with me! 😄

If you like my work, a follow on Instagram would be appreciated, Im fighting with the algorithm these days and I have to figure out how to make engaging reels ☠️

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I don't know if it's an unpopular take but I cannot stand Toph's characterization in the ATLA comics. They stripped Toph of all her personality traits expect for sassy earthbender. She's downright rude in some instances. I won't even begin to talk about her erasure - one of the fandom's preferred characters and yet she is barely more than a side character (even in her designated comic she has to share it with Aang)

Where is the Toph that cried because she missed her mother and felt remorse for abandoning her during the war? Where is the Toph that comforted Zuko during the Ember Island Play intermission? Where is the Toph that canonically loves and protects her friends, thinks of them as a family and wants to carry out their friendship into another life?

Yes, Toph is confident, arrogant at times and sassy. But she never was rude to her loved ones; never disregarded differenf cultures nor did she ever lack spirituality. It's also hysterical that during The Rift - after Toph passes out from saving multiple people from being crushed by metal - not one of her friends remembers or seems to care about her. NOT ONE!

Most characters were done dirty in these comics. Katara and Zuko might be the biggest victims of being substantially OOC but I rarely see people talk about how they completely disregarded Toph's character arc or her personality.

One day I'll write a whole dissertation of Toph's portrayal in the comics (and how her relationship with Aang was handled)

You can have a badass female character without stripping her from her humility and vulnerability.

I love LOK, but one of the things that bothers me is that it relies very heavily on a trope I dislike a lot, though in a way that usually makes the characters involved more interesting.

It’s basically: the villain has the right idea, but goes Too Far. 

Part of the reason that I dislike the trope is that in general, while there are vague gestures in the direction of acknowledging the villain’s point, the emphasis is overwhelmingly on the Too Far—and in fact, usually follows it up with even more (often baffling and counterproductive) villainy to move the focus to taking them down rather than addressing the fundamental problems driving them.  

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