He's seen the Time Knife, too.

Wait. Is it called the time knife because it's a time travel chart shaped like a knife... I'm a bit slow apparently

So it’s a reference to the Philosophy show of all time, The Good Place. Here is the clip:

Time Knife: a trillion different realities folding into each other like thin sheets of metal forming a single blade.

So… yeah. ⏳🗡️

From an idea by @mandyquesadilla

What’s your favorite screenplay and why is it Time Knife from Quantum Break

this part from voyager:

reads exactly like the time knife lmao

The ides of March contains tumblr's favorite time knife

How can everyone be imagining the same movie?

Collectively, all of us thought that Kazaam was a rip off of Shazaam.

An entire generation collectively conjured the same fever dream.

It doesn’t any make sense.

okay but legit tho, time knife memes bother me so much cause no, michael, we haven't all seen it. either let jason elaborate or explain it yourself

Physicists link two time crystals in seemingly impossible experiment | Live Science

Yes yes the time knife we've all seen it

Michael and I are at the same level of understanding of the human world. I would go crazy for a bowl of paperclips. I can understand the Time Knife but accounting can kill me.

you know what fuck it we’re doing dadstarion

Apparently much-needed reminder that reposting artists' art (by saving the images or screenshotting them and reuploading them yourself) on other platforms without the artists' expressed permission and without credit is theft and an insult to their passion and craft. You are profiting (in views, in attention, in feedback) from someone else's work and ideas, who do not get that feedback for sharing their creation.

If you are an art reposter, you are a thief and I have no respect for you.

This is one of my favorite minor details in Dungeon Meshi, firstly because what in the femme fatale, but also because it's one of those little things that raises so many questions about worldbuilding.

The Occam's Razor defense attorney in me says that Ryoko Kui gave Kabru a boot knife because she wanted him to escape from his bonds here. And Kabru is a very competent swordsman, why wouldn't he have a boot knife, sure. He's already got a dagger, he can have this too.

And yet: the implications. Kabru, why do you have that? That is not remotely something that could be easily accessed or used in combat. Nobody is pulling out a pen knife from the heel of their boot during a fight with a monster. It's useless in the dungeon ... unless you're the type of person who isn't just worried about monsters.

I've mentioned this before, but I consider one of Kabru's functions in the narrative as being the character who fully brings the idea of human ecosystems into the story. There's a reason why he's always connected to large groups of people (Toshiro's party, the Canaries). He (along with Mr. Tansu, briefly) introduces the reader to the social and political forces working on the dungeon, showing us that none of this is happening in a monster-filled vacuum. His confrontation with the corpse retrievers, who very nearly kill Kabru's party permanently with their reckless murder-for-money scheme, reminds us that monsters are not the only things that prey on humans. Kabru understands the ways the dungeon causes people to put profit over human lives.

We only get hints of it in the story, but like any gold-rush-style economic boom, it's implied that there is a lot of crime and corruption surrounding the dungeon.

So yeah, it really makes me wonder why Kabru keeps a tiny knife in his boot, meant to be carried on him even in situations where he would otherwise be unarmed. Stored exactly in the place where it's easy to reach, even if, for some reason, your hands are tied behind your back.