Imagine Going To Burger King And You're Like Can I Have A Chicken Wrap Which Isn't A Burger Nor On The

Can't stop thinking about iterators as horrible little baby birds

its my birthday i get to pick the mindless fluff

Oh, by the way: Vander is swayed by Jinx and Vi first, but then he attacks Viktor (because Viktor was bleeding or going to attack Jinx/Vi or both), who instinctively defends himself and ends up killing him. Jinx tries to blows Viktor up (again lol) but Jayce whacks the missile with his hammer before it can reach Viktor, and Viktor, seeing Jayce hurt, breaks out of the mind control.

Horrible AU where the transformation after Viktor's death in the commune was forced on him by Singed, and he is now both Rio and the weapon he hoped Hextech would never become. Ambessa uses him to invade Piltover, and he has to fight Jayce, who even as he's defending himself keeps trying to reach him, break him out of the mind control - and meanwhile, Jinx and Vi are doing the same with Vander.

The most random detail from AtLA that stuck with me is how much more comfortable Zuko always seemed using his swords compared to his bending. Firebending is such a big deal in the fire nation; even if if he isn't as good with it as Azula (which no doubt contributes to his discomfort), having it is such a big privilege, and yet... Sometimes the gifts we're born with aren't the ones we're meant to use.

Do u guys think it's okay to reuse poses? I've got two drawings, one of an OC and one of a character from a show, and they're in the same pose because I thought it suited both of them - like, basically, I drew my oc, thought 'hey, this pose has a lot of anxious energy and would work really well for crona from soul eater', and then just traced right over my own drawing, but I'm worried doing this might be seen as cheap somehow. It would also be nice to be able to use the same pose for two drawings because as much as I like drawing my own characters, fanart gets more notes, so this way I get to draw my character but then also use all the effort I just put in to make something that'll actually get a little attention.

Horrible AU where the transformation after Viktor's death in the commune was forced on him by Singed, and he is now both Rio and the weapon he hoped Hextech would never become. Ambessa uses him to invade Piltover, and he has to fight Jayce, who even as he's defending himself keeps trying to reach him, break him out of the mind control - and meanwhile, Jinx and Vi are doing the same with Vander.

The problem with canon CaitVi isn't that it's 'toxic'. Plenty of the relationships in Arcane are unhealthy and yet remain compelling. Silco and Jinx undoubtedly have an unhealthy parent/child relationship but it's still interesting. JayVik and Timebomb have unhealthy aspects to some degree. (Most relationships in the show are lime this, lbr.)

The problem is that the way CaitVi is unhealthy comes off as either clunky or unintentional. Like, the dirt under your nails line could be interesting as a line halfway through the series to show Vi's codependence and attachment toward Caitlyn to the point where she undervalues herself, but instead it comes at the end, and it feels like the vibe is supposed to be romantic, but instead it comes across as self-demeaning, and as the final conclusion of their relationship... a little unsatisfying.

That, and I ship Vi and Jinx in a very platonic sense; all of season one was the tale of two sisters, and I think Jinx was more important to Vi than Caitlyn ever was, and the fact that she now thinks Jinx is dead... The last scene should be her mourning with Ekko, the only other person who might understand what Jinx meant to her.

You might say this would make her 'bad rep' or something because the lesbian ship doesn't become endgame or whatever, but the thing is: representation isn't necessarily about ships. Vi would still be a lesbian or bisexual if her and Caitlyn broke up forever (and so would Caitlyn). They've already very firmly established that throughout the series.

Keep in mind I'm not anti-CaitVi at all and I still think they could have become endgame, but like... As it is in the show, they haven't really convinced me it's a viable long-term relationship and I can see them easily breaking up at some point after the credits roll, and the most important thing to note is that if that was intentional I don't think it would be as bad, but I don't think it WAS intentional.

Essentially, what this reads to me is the writers attempting to tell a certain type of story in which Vi and Caitlyn getting together is positive for the series, the sweet in the bittersweet ending of Arcane and Vi's arc, and failing to communicate that effectively.

Every day I'm plagued by project ideas beyond my current abilities

All I want for arcane s2 is for Mel Jayce and Viktor to be in the same room together and talk

If u liked this bitch as a teenager ur transgender now