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Theory about Bayle the Dread
Obviously, there's Shadow of the Erdtree spoilers below
Did anyone notice the roe and testes banners on the right? Asaden communication and bonding next chapter? Yoruden hatesex?
GLOAM-EYED QUEEN THEORY REGARDING THE NEW TRAILER
Trailer:
Relevant screenshot:
I think this is the root of the Erdtree and the scene depicted is right after the death of the Gloam-Eyed Queen.
Before Marika and Maliketh took the rune of death, everyone (humans, plants, animals) would die normally and get piled up at the root of the Erdtree. It seems Marika wanted to stop that, though it wouldn't stop some to still attenpt to get and Ertree burial, by going to the root and fading there.
In the patch 0 game files, it was implied that the Gloam-Eyed Queen is actually Renna, Ranni's mentor. Marika/Radagon is a mimic of Renna, infected with 2 wills. Ranni's doll body would actually be Renna's body, or at least a replica of it, and Melina would be a reincarnation of Renna, "born" at the root of the Erdtree, where the Gloam-Eyed Queen died. This would explain why they both have a closed eye and why Melina's closed eye has Maliketh's mark on it and weilds a knife similar to the Black Knives (as well as a similar moveset)
Pictured: Marika taking away Renna's rune of death:
I think the vagina symbolism is intentional, since this could also be Messmer's birth. My theory is that he is actually the son of Renna and Radagon/Marika, which explains the closed eye similarity to Ranni and Melina, the red hair and his mommy issues.
I theorise that he waged war against the Lands Between and Marika's Age of Plenty (unsuccessfully) to avenge his mother, the Gloam-Eyed Queen. But the "mother" he talks to in the first trailer is still Marika, whom he adresses mockingly. His design is full of all the anti-Erdtree imagery because he hates Marika, the Age of Plenty and all that the killing of the Gloam-Eyed Queen brought.
Thoughts?
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B the Beginning opinions and season 2 rewrite
The opinions
Recently, I rewatched B the Beginning, since I found out it had a season 2 and was like "heck yeah, I'd like to see more of those characters and that world".
Season 1 was great. 9.5/10. The plot was woven well and it was compact, the characters were adorned with small details and quirks that made them complex people rather than just characters and the animation and direction were full of character. Legendary outro song. The whole show had it's own unique feel. I don't really have any criticisms.
Season 2 was garbage. The plot was all over the place. The characters were reduced to caricatures of their former selves. The snappy dialogue and the neverending and meaningful action (even in the short quiet scenes) were replaced with neverending dialogue and short and meaningless action scenes. The animation and direction were bland and generic. The outro song was also generic. To me, it was a bore even as background noise. I quit during episode 4.
Which is why I made a rewrite of season 2 in my head. I don't claim this rewrite to be a fix, or even good. I'm sure whoever worked on season 1 would be able to write something much better than what I am about to vomit here.
The rewrite
The season starts with Keith and Lily together at a crime scene, eating freshly baked bean buns and sharing clues. They say "yeah, this is definitely a copy-cat" then the shot pans out to reveal the Killer B signature on the wall.
Cue intro, then the scene shifts to Kirisame showing up just like the original, but, instead of his "new world order" thing, his plan would have been to make Koku the king of Cremona. He was shown in season 1 to be the one most loyal to Koku. Koku would refuse, because he just wants to live peacefully with Yuna and his violin repair job, even offering Kirisame his arm back. Kirisame says no and that he'll be back.
Meanwhile, the RIS is super busy, because a big series of murders is happening: the king's heirs are being killed one by one and all of them have the "Killer B" signature on them (the crime scene at the start was also one of those heirs). Also, Keith is nowhere to be found (again). Lily is the one to have to find him (again).
Lily and Keith both know it's not Koku this time, even though the signatures look like his now. All of the crime scenes had golden ampule residue, including inside the bodies and all of the vicious wounds happened after death.
Keith is doing independent investigations and has already figured out Kirisame is involved. Then, late at night, at the heir crime scene from the beginning, Keith finds some golden ampule residue and also meets with Kirisame. The latter is like "Canopus, you have to convince Koku to claim his rightful place" and Keith, in his mind, is like "yeah, this guy is NOT the mastermind" (with a subtle close-up shot of his eyes and no inner thoughts monologue, to let the audience interpret the scene).
Anyways, there is only one heir remaining (it's the bald dude with the ginger beard) and RIS has to protect him, together with all the cops and the royal security. Meanwhile, Lily is revisiting all of the other heir crime scenes and uses her own methods to deduce the mystery. She discovers that all of them were cut with the same sharp weapon that was used to carve the Killer B signs and asks Yuna about it. Koku is also nowhere to be found. Yuna says that it was definitely done with blue steel (because maybe it leaves some kind of residue or something), so Kirisame couldn't have killed them, because he doesn't have any of that, since Koku has it as his arm. So, together they go to the library to do some research on the royal family history, to find some more leads. Lily finds out from Yuna that the royal family branched out some 1000 years ago and that the current king is from that branch, while the original bloodline fell into obscurity. Lily then wonders if Koku might be of the original bloodline, and that is why Kirisame wants him to be king that badly, but Yuna says no, the royal family are heirs of the guy who killed the first Black King (she did lots of research together with Keith).
Suddenly, Lily gets a call from Boris, who called everyone. The last heir disappeared, everyone is dead, including a bunch of armed strangers and Mario is gravely injured and unconscious. On the way to the station, Koku shows up, all beaten and bruised, but he heals while he tells them basically the same thing and that the apparent leader of that attack had a mask on his face, so he couldn't tell who it was. Then, a video transmission is put on tv. Someone is tied to a chair, with a bag on his head, in a castle room, and Kirisame's voice booms out "Let the rightful King take his place! If he doesn't claim his throne in the next 24 hours, then the person on the chair will die and we know you don't want this to happen to this particular person.".
Everyone at RIS is now in full activity. Kaela is tracking down the source of the transmission, Bran is gathering data on all medieval places, Eric is managing everyone and Boris is contacting all of the important and helpful people who are left. Lily realises that she can faintly hear waves while Kirisame is talking, so Kaela and Bran narrow it down and find out that there is a lone tower at sea, that had been around since the first king of Cremona.
Koku gets out his wings and everyone is like "What is this, what is happened, Lily explain". So Lily tells them the truth about Killer B. Everyone is conflicted and Chin-four-eyes says that he should have all three of them arrested, but they'll deal with this after the first heir is saved.
Then, Boris gets a call from the hospital. It's Mario and he tells them that they were attacked by a small army of people (who the audience knows they're all Reggies), and that Koku fought most of them off and that it's thanks to him that he's alive to tell the tale. Lily insists that Koku is a good guy, while Yuna is ready to throw hands with anyone who would touch even just the tip of one of his feathers. Everyone is conflicted, but Eric takes the lead and starts directing everyone to their priorities. Kaela gives them communication devices and sets up a tracking software (for their security, but also just in case they try to flee). Lily, Koku and Yuna get a boat and head to the King's Tower.
It's strangely empty, except for a few other boats. Koku goes bird and flies to the top. Lily and Yuna climb the stairs there (actually, does Yuna also have wings? I remember both skeletons had wings, so Yuna should be able to go bird also). They find the hostage and Lily pulls the bag from his face, but it's not the heir. It's Keith, all bruised up and unconscius. Lily tries to wake him up, but she doesn't get to do much, because Kirisame shows up and holds a monologue about Koku "finally coming to take his place as rightful ruler of this land". Keith wakes up briefly and tells Lily ina muted voice that Kirisame is not the mastermind. Koku jumps to fight Kirisame but, just then, someone comes from behind and stabs Kirisame in the back. Kirisame dies, but not before giving his last words ("Koku,... you are... our true king"). The backstabber comes in to the light and it's... the last heir guy. He manipulated Kirisame to do his bidding, so he could be the last heir and inherit the throne. Now that Kirisame is dead, everything is resolved and they can just take him back to Creona so he can be crowned. It's not like they can do anything to him, since he's crucial to the succesion and it would cause some more war, when Creona had just recovered from the previous one. Koku can't help but notice that the knife in his hand is made of blue steel ("so you were the one impersonating Killer B"). Koku tells Lily to get Keith and get away from here, to somewhere safe, then he proceeds to fight with the last heir guy. Lily gets Keith and moves to the boat, while Yuna protects them from the mini-army of Reggies that was now raiding the place.
During the fight, last heir guy tells Koku about the line of kings and the branching out and that it connects to the Jaula Blanca institute. That one of the big hands there was actually his uncle/grandfather/something, who was also a scion of the first king, therefore making Koku also a rightful heir to the throne (which would make his killing all the more satisfactory).
Finally, on the boat, after Yuna dispatched the last Reggie, Keith fully wakes up and tells them that he know who the real mastermind is. It's not the last heir guy either. Is the king himself. While Keith was imprisoned there, Kirisame told him about the new age of prosperity for the Reggies Koku would bring and that, soon, the Reggies would no longer need golden ampules to live, but that Koku needed to take the throne for that to happen. Kirisame was also dropping hints that he didn't have much left to live/keep his sanity anyway, because he was chugging golden ampules like water. Keith figured the rest out by himself.
Basically, the mastermind was someone who had an interest to have the heirs kill eachother and that the golden ampules had something to do with it. The Reggies would die without those ampules, so they clearly contain something to prolong life. Therefore, the mastermind was someone who was seeking immortality as a human and who was also rich enough to be able to invest in research to make the ampules work on normal humans, not just Reggies. And that someone could only be the king. Lily was like "you crazy, immature, reckless, good for nothing, dumbass", while holding his face in her hands and crying. Right then, Koku, landed on the boat, carrying the unconscius and beaten up last heir guy (Kirisame's body turned to ash). They went back to the mainland.
Back at mainland, Koku, Yuna and Lily instantly get their hands cuffed, as well as last heir guy (still fainted), and they have to explain the Lohengrim prophecy thing, together with the king's conspiracy, with Keith backing them up. Kaela and Mario understand. Bran doesn't really agree with all this. Boris sees Lily as a daughter, so he looks at this with an open mind and tells Eric to do the same. Eric says that they'll see if they can confirm this when they interogate last heir guy later.
They interrogate him and confirm everything. Last heir guy was like "Father never cared about us anyway! He was always absorbed in his research and politics, that he didn't even notice his sons and nephews were dying". They also found out from him that he was the one who poisoned the other heirs with golden ampules. So now the RIS was making a plan the stage an interview with the king and somehow get him to reveal the location of the research facility. Thankfully, a big meating with the press was happening in a few days, related to the last heir's arrest.
Lily and Bran disguise themselves as reporters and go to the press meeting and ask the king about the "miracle cure he's investing in that they heard rumors about". Every other reporter becomes super interested in this and everyone starts pestering the king. That was the plan, because, while all this was happening, Kaela was hacking into the royal computers, while Mario and Boris were doing spy work, in case it was all on paper. They find some stuff about chemical recepies and also a secret schedule with a "special" meeting at one of the historical sights.
That was all the proof they needed. All of the RIS agens come out and arrest the king for crimes against humanity. The king flees to the royal chambers. The agents run after him. In the royal chamber, the king opens a drawer and drinks the golden ampule inside. The shot then pans to Koku, sitting in the window frame all menacingly. The king says, without turning "I was planning to save this for after I framed my own death. Oh, well." The king's body then starts to shift all weirdly and he becomes young again. His hair is dark red and he sprouts wings, just like Koku's. Epic aerial battle ensues. The king is very strong and nearly kills Koku, who was already tired from fighting constantly. Still, Koku wins epicly and kills the king (strikes him doooowwwnnn).
Epilogue happens. After Lily and Yuna bring genetic evidence, it is proved that Koku is a legitimate heir. Koku is crowned as king. He takes Yuna as his queen and invests in golden ampule research to make ampules that have permanent effects to make Reggies healthy and autonomous even after 20 years of age. The kings death is ruled out as a stroke from overdose. Lily and Keith are on a nice date at the newly opened cafe. Keith is blushing aggresively the entire time. The other RIS guys are shown minding their personal lives in still shots (like, Boris with his grandkids, Bran playing a detective video game, Mario with 2 cats, Kaela with a big dog, Eric with his wife and kids, stuff like that), all with a chill anime song on the background. Or the season 1 outro. Or both.
Magical Destroyers theory 4
Back to the Parallels
So, my theories got busted, but there is still stuff that can be salvaged.
This has episode 11 spoilers, so it will be under a readmore
Does that mean that Origin is the Holy Spirit/Ghost?
Yes! Excellent addition!
Magical Destroyers theory 4
Back to the Parallels
So, my theories got busted, but there is still stuff that can be salvaged.
This has episode 11 spoilers, so it will be under a readmore
Currently reading the Monster manga (25 chapter in), and one thing I've noticed is that it is filled with dysfunctional families. Almost every single family in this manga, as of yet, is either broken by death, miscommunication, neglect, abuse or murder. There are few happy endings for some. Family and also lack of it seem to be big themes in this manga.
Magical Destroyers theory 3
Otaku Hero is the real mastermind
Again, spoiler heavy so it's going under a Readmore

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Magical Destroyers theory 2:
The girls are clones
New Magical Destroyers Theories!
There are also a few spoilers for episodes 4 and 6, so this will be under a read more
Also, this will have multiple parts that I will post separately, then link them in a masterpost.
Magical Destroyers theory 1:
Monitor Head isn't the real mastermind
New Sonic OC: Somerled the Bearcat
He likes explosives. A lot.
Theory about the new Mahou Shoujo Magical Destroyers anime
Link to the intro:
Besides this being one of my favorite intros ever, it also has some cool symbolism in it.
In a lot of cultures, the betta fish represents new beginnings or a new journey. In the promo for this anime, there is a girl who says "I wish to cherish this moment (the present) forever" or something similar, and then she disappears. In this intro, the singer says "I want to stop the recurring dream". This indicates some sort of stasis in which the characters are trapped, possibly because of that girl's wish. The girls being in the aquarium, hanging from the cloth things is likely a representation of the stasis. Notice how Otaku Hero is outside the aquarium. OH spitting the betta fish and then punching the monitor guy is likely a symbol for the the event that ends the stasis, likely ending Otaku Hero's life as a result (reason why he's unmoving and with flowers on him at the end of the intro). Which is probably why the girls cling to him like this. They don't seem aware of anything beyond the otaku revolution, but OH definitely has a role beyond just this story and the girls are subconsciously aware of it.
Thoughts?
I live in 2005, so here is my Sonic OC:
Knight the Badger
Still working on a backstory for him.

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A parallel between Ei and Scara
They both tried to chase unatainable ambitions in order to run away from their past and from themselves. Ei chased after eiternity, while Scara chased after a heart/becoming a god.
Like mother like son.
Scaramouche’s backstory is a direct parallel to the Monster from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
I haven’t seen anyone talk about it, so I’m gonna analyse it using the 1831 version of the book. Both of them experienced 3 betrayals (perceived or otherwise) so I’m gonna go through them one by one. If you haven’t seen The “Divine” Will this won’t make any sense so, watch it, also watch Wanderer: Ashes because I’ll be talking about it briefly at the end. Spoilers for Frankenstein, if you’re planning on reading it.
First, both of them were betrayed by their creator. Frankenstein, upon waking up and seeing the smiling face of his creation , abandoned him in his lodgings. The monster, who was not unlike an infant at the time, left and wandered alone in a world that would come to fear and loathe his very existence. In contrast, what Scaramouche saw as abandonment, Ei saw as setting him free. That doesn’t change that he believed that when he had wept in his sleep Ei saw him as weak and discarded him. It’s important to talk about Ei and Frankenstein’s characters in this instance because, Frankenstein did what he did in order to avoid responsibility for what he had created, while Ei allowed her creation to live free because she felt responsibility towards him. Ei was a god and Frankenstein wanted to be a god. The monster saw Frankenstein as his god and was deeply hurt that his god had abandoned him. Although the monster saw Frankenstein as his god, he didn’t see him as a father in a literal sense, as Scaramouche saw Ei as his mother, but God is the father to all mankind so it’s not that far off.
Next Scaramouche was betrayed by Kazuha’s ancestor who he addressed as family and a friend. “Consumed by fear, he saw me as an abomination”. Of course, this is all just Scaramouche’s perception, but this perception aligns with what the monster experienced in the book. During the winter, the monster took shelter in the shed of a family that was living in a log cabin in the woods. The monster, who didn’t yet know the concept of ownership and stealing, took some food from the family. After seeing the family upset that their food had gone missing, the monster felt guilty and so did what he could to help out, such as gathering wood for them and clearing snow from the cabin’s entrance. Also, the monster was spying on them through a hole in the wall, but the monster didn’t have any concept of privacy either.
As the monster continued to watch the family he learned more about them and came to think of them as his friends. However, the family didn’t know of the monster’s existence and the monster believed himself to be so ugly that any human they laid eyes upon him would scream in terror. Luckily for the monster, the father was blind, so he waited for the rest of the family to leave and when the father was alone he knocked on the door. The father welcomed him in and the monster introduced himself as a wanderer. After talking to the father for a while the monster could no longer contain himself; he threw himself to the floor at the feet of the father, confessed everything and begged for forgiveness. Then the rest of the family came home, one ran out of the house in terror, another fainted from fright and the other picked up a weapon and chased the monster out.
The monster, not yet completely jaded, decided to go back to the cabin only to see the family moving out. In a fit of fury the monster burned down the cabin, resolving himself to never again attempt to connect with humanity. This is where things get out of order because Scaramouche commits arson after the third betrayal. Scaramouche’s third betrayal was basically just a kid, who was his friend, dying, which is pretty different from what happens in the book. Not that important, monster sees little kid drowning in river, saves her, kid sees his face and screams in terror, kid’s father sees monster holding kid and shoots monster, monster runs away and his hatred of humanity is solidified. What is more important is that, Scaramouche burned down the kid’s house as his act of completely separating himself from humanity, just as the monster did. The difference is, Scaramouche saw himself as above mortals and strived to become a true god, while the monster believed himself to be lesser than humanity and so decided to drag Frankenstein down to his level. Wanderer: Ashes uses The Steadfast Tin Soldier as an Allegory for Scaramouche, so the whole thing is about fire and burning and he even says he wished that he had burned up in the fire. I bring this up because at the end of Frankenstein, the monster burns himself alive on a funeral pyre.
Also Dottore has similarities to Frankenstein, but this post is long enough already
TLDR: Scaramouche is Teyvat’s Frankenstein’s monster