#babbling biscuit

Look at them!!

So why would my little rat brain believe in the possibility that Kris could still be the Knight, despite them both appearing on-screen AT THE SAME TIME. Maybe the Knight is actually the living embodiment of Kris' desires, using darkness to form the body. The antlers would not only represent their desire to fit in but also perhaps their wanting to be with the Holidays instead of the Dreemurrs. The reason why the Knight would strike similar poses to Kris is because it was a reflection of them.

What if Jaxon inherited his father's foresight?

I'll probably make a longer post analysing Jaxon and how he's probably much smarter or at least wiser than he seems, but I just wanna focus on one thing at the moment.

What if the reason Jaxon's so laid-back about everything is because his foresight is telling him that the future will be fine?

I'll admit, I'm still undecided whether Zero's foresight is real or not, but assuming it is, I think it'd be interesting to consider it being passed down to Jaxon. I don't think he'd use it intentionally or is even aware of it, but it might come up as gut feelings or sudden urges. It could explain some things about Jaxon.

The reason why he's always confident in a battle even against someone (presumably) stronger than him is maybe because his foresight told him that he'd win. The way he almost always seem to gain the upper hand last minute, maybe it's because he sees the situation then his foresight gives him a nudge in the winning direction. I'm thinking about what Sigrid said about his intuition, just that not only is blading helping to strengthen his intuition, but his foresight too; his foresight points in a direction and his intuition gets him through that path.

Maybe this foresight is why he doesn't step in to help his teammates like how Robin often does. Jaxon gets a gut feeling that tells him that they're gonna be fine, so he doesn't interfere.

That moment where Khrome says he'll surpass Jaxon, then we get that prediction scene? What if Jaxon saw that, right when we see his terrified face? He saw himself lose in a future that feels almost certainly true to him, but of course, Jaxon being Jaxon, that only excites him.

And how he looks in his Pendragon days, it feels so much younger than he's supposed to be. Yes, that's technically younger Jaxon, but he somehow looks a year or two younger which, if I remember correctly, is not the intended time frame.