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@heropartnerweek day 7 - free day

and that’s when petra started plotting pancham’s death

@heropartnerweek day 7 - free day (trust)

"This show is problematic because the hero didn't kill the villain at the end": When does he steal the bread?

"These two characters who were close friends throughout the series don't kiss at the end! What the fuck?": When does he steal the bread?

gaia: damn, i'm surprised that stuff didn't melt in their pockets from the heat. whaddya think they had it there for?

erida: maybe they remembered that "groudon" happens to be at the summit and they thought bringing one to it as an offering would allow them access to fogbound lake. that, or they just wanted to have the world's hottest lunch break.

gaia: can't say i understand the choice of bringing a singular gummi as a gift, but i can't blame the dedication. think that would be a repeating occurrence, or should we just tell uxie to put a giant sign that says "STOP LOSING STUFF IN THIS SPECIFIC LOCATION"?

erida: if the idea of a legendary pokemon that lives at the top of a dungeon hasn't stopped people from wanting to get in and losing their items or loved ones in there, we may as play a sucker's game and wait for the place to un-reveal itself again for them to stop.

gaia: mm. probably. they could just do it for the fun of it to see our dedication, honestly.

lemme put it this way; european longswords and european cannons are siblings. they emerged at basically the same time in the early 1300s, and when the longsword was at its peak use in the mid-1400s, the musket was beginning to proliferate.

likewise, the 'modern' style of katana only started being made in the century leading up to the introduction of muskets to Japan; in fact, the reason the katana became The Samurai Sword was because it was a small practical blade you could wear while you carried a gun.

@heropartnerweek day 6 - epilogue