i think i can safely assume that the last bit is referring to whirl 💀 which honestly?? very accurate PAHAH
ROLL CREDITS 👍
oh nvm everyone- FALSE ALARM !! we’ve been bamboozled <//3
oh rodimus.... 🥹
yupp, james roberts will not treat u kindly, rods <//3 well he won’t treat anyone kindly tbh but ESPECIALLY not u ALJSJSSKL 😭 u’re like his punching bag atp- u will NOT be allowed a single drop of happiness and it’ll stay like that for the whole of both mtmte and lost light !! 😸👍
this last scene always gives me chills no matter how many times i read it- ITS SUCH A CLICHE BUT ITS STILL SO GOOD????
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Lightning, water, and fire! Like forever before the plot starts. By the time the plot starts, the lightning and fire deities have been subjected to punishment by the two gods that picked them.
Oh (the fire deity) is first to be punished. They basically decide that since they're going to live for a long time, gotta set some long time goals! And they opt to be the wrath of the gods since most of the other deities are too 'soft' in their opinion. So Oh just. Smites humans. This isn't really a /good/ thing and in their defense mentally, they do it to help Ymber since he's the softest of them all. So their punishment by the gods is to be split in two, effectively halving the power of one into two. (Now they are in a male and a female body and use both male and female pronouns apart since they together make they but apart it feels weird to be they. But prior to the split they use they/them. Also the split bodies go by the names Ohiwe and Ohime.)
Fulj is the second to be punished. She falls in love with a mortal woman and that is a crime according to the gods. Mortals and immortals are not to be together and it will only bring suffering to both sides. So her punishment is her memories of the woman are stripped and her body basically broken to the point she can't remain physical all the time.
Ymber, unfortunately, is the one who blames himself for the discoveries and punishments. If he had only tried to restrain Oh more then maybe they would have chilled out and stopped before being punished. If he had only tried to persuade Fulj to not continue seeing the mortal woman so often perhaps she wouldn't have been punished. So he's just increasing the guilt on his shoulders every day that he remains unpunished since the elder gods have both laid down to rest. They can't enforce their laws anymore and none of the deities are keen on harming one another at this point. They just want to continue existing in peace.
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/takes a little breath amidst a quiet dash. Starter call!
Though I have threads/asks to get to, I'm curious if one of these would catch anyone's attention. I know sending in sentence starters isn't always up everyone's alley and it's a little harder when it comes to interacting with a character who's canonically dead in present day, like mine. Although (I need to write up the details for the first iteration of it) I do have her resurrected in a present timeline (see tags). If you're interested in me either coming to you, or fishing up something with a bit of a red line, give this a like and I'll see what I can do! Trust me when I say, if we're mutuals, I'm interested in writing with you. See this as a little cheat to grab my attention if you want it!
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watched bubble (2022) and its animation and score still have me reeling. I went into this without knowing it was kind of a retelling of the little mermaid, so the reveal at the start was surprising, but it didn't compromise the impact at all! it just ended up being one of those beautiful stories where you know the ending but you read (or watch) them again anyway!!
i also really love how another anime movie reimagined a fairytale (like how belle (2021) changed the setting to the platform U, bubble changed the prince's kingdom to a post apocalyptic tokyo). these unique retellings are so enjoyable to me
most importantly!! it even got the core of the tragedy of the little mermaid so well—what joy is there to live on as a human, without the person, no, the reason you became one in the first place? all while making everything—their meeting, their love, the end—feel fated (because i met you, i became me)
i just really enjoyed this film
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