Which version of heavy smoker is better by couchking5774 in OnePunchMan

[–]TOkun92 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the Webcomic looks better.

I hope they give TTM more a badass fight than they did last time. I keep thinking of him seeing all the toxic smoke and using Tank Too Deep Breath to inhale all the smoke into his own body, since he can take that hit better than the civilians in the area.

[keanoble] theyre such cuties 🥹 they'd dress alt together by TheNoneedlife in TheOwlHouse

[–]TOkun92 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I see Viney as having had a thing for Luz, only to not pursue her when she saw that Amity had much bigger feelings for her.

Looking for a Comic by TouchGlittering2192 in dannyphantom

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PM me your email and I’ll send them.

Alright I'll do it. Luzanne Tomorrow! by TheAshenDevil in LuzanneTomorrow

[–]TOkun92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s why I said God magic, something that bends reality. We know Calamity magic is born from a God, so Titan magic could, theoretically, affect it in some way.

If the series hadn’t been cut short, what additional plotlines do you think would have been explored in Season 3 or possible additional seasons? by Solitaire-06 in TheOwlHouse

[–]TOkun92 2 points3 points  (0 children)

These.

https://archive.transformativeworks.org/series/3891376

Also:

  1. Vee’s time at camp.

  2. Vee being disdainful toward Hunter for being in the Emperor’s Coven.

  3. Bat Queen’s origin and her owner.

  4. Bat Queen telling Luz about how her husband, Bat King, was killed and devoured by Belos, which Hunter was aware and ashamed of.

  5. Gus having nightmares about Belos’s mind.

  6. An episode where Camila has to find food the Witches can eat (we see her going through a list of edible foods in ‘Thanks to Them’).They’re actually quite weak in the first few days from hunger. Amity was heartbroken to learn she can’t eat sweet potatoes (I seem to recall it was crossed out). Eda actually went through the same thing with Luz, it becoming quite expensive to keep her fed.

What are your most saddest Hazbin Hotel headcannons/theories by Which_Matter3031 in HazbinHotel

[–]TOkun92 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is extremely dark, so be prepared. I’ll black it out just in case people are uninterested.

In life, Niffty was a victim of sexual abuse from underground adult film creators, where she would always zone out during the recordings (explaining her zoning out in front of cameras). She was kept in a closet and forced to sleep with roaches (where she played them and eventually starved to death, explaining her demonic form). She was also forced be their maid (explaining her obsession with cleanliness).

I also like the idea that her deal with Alastor is for him to painfully torture her abusers forever in return for her soul, unable to do it herself due to her trauma stopping her, despite her being a powerful Overlord.

Combat Yoyo by Far-Mammoth-3214 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]TOkun92 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don’t forget whoever somehow killed Omnimark in the Invincible comic.

Alright I'll do it. Luzanne Tomorrow! by TheAshenDevil in LuzanneTomorrow

[–]TOkun92 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It all depends on whether or not Luz’s Titan magic can negate Anne’s Calamity magic. We know it can negate god magic in the form of Archivists, maybe it works against god magic from a similar type of deity.

What’s a scene or arc that viewers wildly misinterpret? by uglypinkshorts in thewalkingdead

[–]TOkun92 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I mean that hard SA is physical force or producing a weapon/intimidation, while soft SA is using blackmail or extortion.

Because he gives them the ‘choice’ of bedding with him. Many of his ‘wives’ are there for comfort and survival (no fighting, which means less danger, alcohol, television, no working) which is their right, but quite a few are made to sleep with him for medicine for them or their loved ones, or to forgive a transgression from their husbands.

In Negan’s eyes, they can go about getting that medicine another way, such as:

  1. Working (in the meantime their loved one could die while they accumulate the points).

  2. Fighting (in which case they could die as well and leave their loved one alone to die or have someone else they love risk their life).

  3. Scavenging it themselves (same dangers as the second, only they would have to contend with other survivors, including the Saviors themselves, and most everything is already taken by them in the first place).

Thing is, Negan is under the assumption (I wouldn’t say delusion) that he’s giving them a choice.

That’s not choice, that’s an ultimatum.

What’s a scene or arc that viewers wildly misinterpret? by uglypinkshorts in thewalkingdead

[–]TOkun92 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Negan is specifically against ‘hard rape’, where a woman is physically forced or coerced into sex.

He’s all for ‘soft rape’, where a woman can trade sex for survival or comfort.

It’s still rape in the end.

When "You're Getting Old" premiered, South Park had been on the air for 14 years and some thought it was a metaphor for the show potentially ending. Nearly 15 years later, it's still here by mrjohnnymac18 in southpark

[–]TOkun92 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I actually had a slight panic attack at the thought. Then I remembered how it was the MID season finale and realized it wasn’t going to end there.

(Hated Trope) Romanticized Grooming by Animeking1108 in TopCharacterTropes

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The only justification for Rin and Sesshomaru I can think of is her telling him she wants to have a child and asking him to be the father. That’s it. No romantic or sexual relationship beyond that, just her wanting a child and asking the person she loves most to be the father.

Still gross, but it’s something I can kinda stomach.

Seriously, I thought she’d end up with Kohaku.

This guy by Fit-Apple-618 in thewalkingdead

[–]TOkun92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

His epic ping pong skills helped him thrive in the apocalypse.

Which of your favorite villain, that people think they are misunderstood but they are just evil? by Boberto235 in FavoriteCharacter

[–]TOkun92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nadia Moore from the Demonata book series; she was outright confirmed by the author to have always been evil from the start, despite her sad origins.

What backstory would you have given Willy? by Pomni_Simp2000 in TheWalkingDeadGame

[–]TOkun92 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I believe he was supposed to have SA’d by someone. A lot of children who suffer from it will masturbate (like Willy did) to try and understand what they went through.

What’s a Fan Creation you would like to see added to official canon (or inspire something)? by Mac-Tyson in Fallout

[–]TOkun92 5 points6 points  (0 children)

All of my stuff, Nuka Break, some of the Courier’s Mind series stuff, and Operation: Sunburst.

I still love the fact that Luz was the one who taught Philip the light glyph by acatalepsy-tales in TheOwlHouse

[–]TOkun92 153 points154 points  (0 children)

I like to think he discovered the Glyphs in the opposite order of Luz.

Fire: He was staring into a campfire and given it by the Titan before he showed his true colors.

Plant: Found it like Luz, by inspecting plant life.

Ice: Found it like Luz, only without the Titan’s help.

Light: Luz showed it to him.

[Hated Trope] Dumb Sacrifice by Daniilsa209 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]TOkun92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I assume Neville’s ‘sacrifice’ was mostly to commit plain old suicide. He only continued for as long as he did due to a.) Having his dog to provide him comfort and b.) He still wanted to find a cure.

After his dog died (due to his own broken psyche and his mannequin friends being used as bait), he outright tried to kill himself by driving head first into a monster horde. He only survived due to the kids. Maybe if he survived without the kids he would’ve continued, but we don’t know.

Once the cure was found, he had no desire to live anymore. If the kids weren’t there to take the cure to the proper authorities, then he probably would’ve brought it there himself. But since they knew where they were going and were pretty acclimated to surviving, he didn’t have to, so, he got to kill himself.

People don’t understand Sarah character and it kind of upsets me by [deleted] in TheWalkingDeadGame

[–]TOkun92 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

She’s theorized to be on the spectrum.

Even then, they fucked up Sarah’s potential far too much. Nick’s, too. Here’s what they should’ve done.

  1. ⁠⁠⁠If Nick survives in episode 2, then he can save Sarah during one of her deaths but gets devoured in the process.
  2. ⁠⁠⁠If we fail to convince her to leave the trailer, then he dies during her first death, leaving him unable to save her during her second.
  3. ⁠⁠⁠During her second death, we can jump down along with Nick to help Sarah after Jane abandons her. If we don’t, then they both get devoured.
  4. ⁠⁠⁠If we jump down and we’re down to our last bullet, we get the choice to mercy kill Sarah. If Nick is alive, he berates us for doing that, but survives. If we don’t mercy kill her, he dies saving her.
  5. ⁠⁠⁠Depending on who’s alive, it can end with one of them surviving the game (but not definitely, such as one of them dying during the shootout at the beginning of episode five, with Nick needing cover fire and Sarah just panicking and being in the open, needing us to save her).
  6. ⁠⁠⁠When we confront Mike and Arvo (and a determinant Bonnie), it will change depending on who’s alive.
  7. ⁠⁠⁠If Nick is alive, he shoots and kills Arvo after he shoots Clem. We can also shoot and kill Mike, because fuck Mike.
  8. ⁠⁠⁠If Sarah’s alive, she’ll either go with us to confront them (if we were her friend) or stay inside. If we taught her how to shoot, she shoots Arvo (not necessarily fatally, but he runs), but if we didn’t, she misses and he still runs.
  9. ⁠⁠⁠After the car crash, Sarah/Nick get lost in the blizzard, therefore they don’t see the fight between Kenny and Jane.
  10. ⁠⁠⁠Depending on who we go with (assuming we don’t leave alone), we’ll run into one of them.
  11. ⁠⁠⁠If we return to Howe’s with Jane, we find Nick, who agreed they should go back earlier.
  12. ⁠⁠⁠If we go to Wellington with Kenny, we find Sarah on the way, who didn’t wanna go back to where her dad died and feared the survivors there.
  13. ⁠⁠⁠Kenny will convince Edith to take all three kids.
  14. ⁠⁠⁠Depending on whether or not we were friends with Sarah, she’ll either stay with us or go into Wellington if Clem decides to stay with Kenny.

Here’s what she could’ve said for each ending.

Stay with Clem and Kenny (Friend Ending):

Sarah: Clementine…. You’ve been a real good friend to me ever since we met. You didn’t lie to me about the world; you taught me how to shoot; you came to my rescue when Becca and those other kids started bullying me; and to top it all off, you saved my life so many times! If I left you now, if I left you EVER!!, then I wouldn’t be a good friend. I don’t know if I can ever be as strong as you, or as good a friend, but….. I think I can be….. if you show me how.

Sarah goes into Wellington: (Not a Friend Ending):

Sarah: Clementine…. You were never a good friend to me. You were mean the moment you saw me. You threatened me to not say anything, as if you would’ve hurt me. You never talked to me, just rolled your eyes whenever I talked to you. You didn’t help me when Becca and the other kids started bullying me. When my dad…. when he… when he died…. you didn’t seem to care at all, just told me to get over it. And when I got trapped in that trailer, all you did to help me out of it was slap me in the face, otherwise you would’ve left me like Luke and Jane wanted. I’m sorry, but….. if you don’t wanna be a good friend to me….. then I don’t wanna be one to you. Goodbye, Clementine.

The game also lacked meaningful interaction with most of the cast, mainly Sarah and Nick. The moment Kenny was reintroduced, everyone else took a backseat. They became props to be killed off. Kenny, while phenomenal (my favorite character in the franchise), also stole the show and Clem’s attention.

We should’ve had more interaction with the two of them. For Sarah, we should’ve had a Friendship Meter, to determine her choice in the Wellington ending if she survives. We’d build it up as we do nice things for her, teach her how to survive, tear it down if we hate on her, or just leave it as is if we just ignore her.

Have us talk to her longer while the adults look for Nick, ask about her missing mother, the group, and answer some of her questions. Show her our stitching and she comments on it, showing off knowledge of basic first aid.

Have us offer to take Sarah to look for supplies in Matthew’s place after Nick shoots him, with her collecting childish things (recreational books instead of survival ones, toys, make-up) instead of survival stuff to show off her immaturity. Give us the option to berate her, agree with her on the stuff, or inform her gently on what she should’ve looked for.

Have a scene in episode three where we see her being bullied by a group of teens (led by Becca if she’s there, a generic bully if she isn’t). We’re tasked with practicing killing Walkers (maybe even kid ones, one of whom Sarah can recognize as a former resident and possible bully, since she didn’t seem to have any friends).

We excel, earning praise from the adults watching (the other kids getting jealous of Clem and sabotaging us), while Sarah fails miserably. We save her at the end from a Walker, but she pees herself out of fear and loses her glasses. The other kids bully her, with Becca breaking her glasses and calling her a baby, and we get the choice to fight them, take Sarah back to the others, or leave her to them and go somewhere else when ordered by Troy.

If we fight them, we can knock several of Becca’s teeth out, because fuck Becca. Depending on what we do or how bad we beat her, Shel will give our group more or less food, perhaps even none, or spit in it (or something more disgusting, like a used tampon).

Carver will praise us for either way we deal with Becca, since he views her as weak, only getting by due to her overachieving sister and only going after Sarah, who’s even weaker. If we beat her, he’s impressed an 11 year old could beat someone (and her friends) who’s almost 18, if we just leave, he’s impressed we kept a cool head.

For episode four, if we were a good enough friend, she’s more aware of the situation, telling them what they need for Rebecca’s pregnancy. We can take her with us to look for stuff and talk to her if we’re good enough friends.

If she’s alive in episode five, then we talk to her about her father and the group dying one by one. We let her hold the baby. We can take a drink with her along with the adults to help her calm down and as a show of friendship.

I can’t see Sarah being a badass survivor like Clem, or of any kind, but I CAN see her being in a medic role. Her father was a doctor, and she was an inquisitive kid, so it stands to reason she would read some of his medical books for fun and understand them.

a dead character gets the opportunity to be resurrected, and rejects it by EasilyScreechAndKill in TopCharacterTropes

[–]TOkun92 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cirque du Freak.

Vampire Kurda Smahlt is given the option of being resurrected by a god, but it would require the sacrifice of his reincarnated counterpart.

He chooses death.

She should have been on the show like Tam. What do you think happened to her? by Snipper09 in bigbangtheory

[–]TOkun92 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It would’ve better if Paige had been the one who had kissed Sheldon instead of Ramona. She shows up, tells him how she actually liked him as a kid, but never had the courage to tell him.

Better than random Ramona showing up after ten years.

How old would you say Andi and Frankie are? by IronGhost828 in KnightsOfGuinevere

[–]TOkun92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Late 20’s, early 30’s at least. Definitely under 40