At first i was like "who decided to let Medeus cook" but on second thought maybe he should cook more often? I don't think i've ever got the cooking feathers that quickly before, everything he made was just a solid 5* rating
except for the meatballs. Motherfucker messed these up twice at a 90% success rate. (but well, that is just #fireemblem)
i don't see what one of the side characters in Fire Emblem: Ike's Game II has to do with this ask?
for the next fe game, I kinda want a non conventional lord, like a bow knight or a magic lord, and NOT an avatar character that can do magic, that doesn’t count, I want a real lord that has a fleshed out personality and uses dark magic or smth. I know they did this with celica but another magic lord would just be so cool.
This is the only addition to this post that i respect
i think it’s really amazing how total strangers who have nothing in common but their shared love of a work of fiction will come together across distances and dedicate their time and energy working collaboratively to build an extensive, richly detailed fanon that completely fucking sucks
ok i feel like the answer is obvious, but i gotta: Yuffie Kisaragi Finalfantasy7
Possibly the loudest and most conspicuous ninja ever and an absolute little shit who's been making GamersTM buttmad since 1997, what else can i give her but a full 7/7
Honestly compared to the previous robot ninja his design is more in the vicinity of ninja but then again he is still a robot ninja so 7/10 robots are cool
we're rating ninjas and we haven't yet rated the man, the myth, the legend?
That's because no one had sent him in yet!!! But yeah that's a solid 9/10 just minus one point for no sleeves on the ninja pyjamas (but also i acknowledge that if my arms looked like that i would probably not wear sleeves either).
Medieval scribes writing things like “fuck the abbot” (their boss) and “I am so hung over I feel dead” and “that goddamn cat got in here and pissed on the manuscript” and drawing penis monsters and purposefully unflattering portraits of public figures and animals in the marginalia is funny, yes. But more than that it is so deeply quintessentially human. It reminds you that they were largely just frustrated young adults who did an extremely repetitive and tedious job 6 days a week during daylight hours in poor conditions and felt the same malaise young adults feel now.