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Iron lung (2026) spoilers
He's still down there.
Simon.
He's still down there. Under the miles of thick, boiling blood.
Crushed and burned and utterly broken. Trapped in the metal prison that he wanted so badly to escape.
Buried under pounds and pounds of congealed blood.
They would never waste the man power to retrieve his body.
He saved everyone, and he'll never even get a gravestone.
All he wanted was to leave.
Was that so wrong?
The Red-Haired Pirate
Okay, so. Let’s talk about the Elbaph arc of One Piece.
Actually, no! I wanna to talk about Shanks. Because DAMN, that’s the part that blew my mind more than anything. And right before reading this, I’d been talking about how mysterious Shanks is! Especially considering that scene during the Revelry where he apparently is welcomed to talk to the Gorousei, which has mystified me and my friends for literal years. Just recently we were screaming at each other ”WHAT IS SHANKS???”
i love love love love bringing my favorite toy to the surface. it's so busy all the time pretending to be a real person, and i love reminding it that it's actually just an empty vessel for me to plant my desires into ^-^
I keep thinking about Gristol Malik.
He sees his whole life and identity as a theme park ride. A fairy tale. A storybook! The Exiled Prince is such a storybook trope! In his mind, he's the protagonist of the story of Grulovia's fall and rebirth. It has to work out that way - The Return of the King as a trope is a story of triumph, and every fairy tale needs its happy ending.
But the thing is, he doesn't actually know anything about Grulovia. He was a pampered child when it fell, and he has a pampered child's warped perception of how it all worked. When Raz tells him Grulovia was never a great country, his rebuttal is of course it was - he had an cotton candy maker in his bedroom! That's the kind of memories he's building the image of Grulovia on. He had a happy childhood there, so everyone must have been happy, and it must have been a great country. Never mind that he was the most privilegied child in the nation. Nevermind that he doesn't seem to have learned anything about the wars and the politics that were actually going on at the time. Nevermind that he seems to know absolutely nothing about what the Grulovia region is like right now.
He also doesn't have a single idea of what to do with the country if he'd manage to reconquer it with Maligula's help. At that point, the ride dissolves into incoherence, and the song just claims that "everything is super cool". Becoming the Gzar of Grulovia is Gristol's end goal - anything after that belongs to the "happily ever after" of his storybook life.
And in the end, the only thing he learns from his failure is that Maligula was a disappointment. The image of Maligula as Grulovia's hero in his mind might have changed, but the image of himself as Grulovia's next Gzar hasn't. That image is so entrenched in his identity since childhood that he's probably never even considered being anything else.
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pet regression is not the right word. alvie is an animal. not domestic.
What if the Steamworld Quest world is related to the Dig/Heist world, but not in the distant past? (I disregard anything the developers said that isn't in the actual games, so just humor me here.)
What if it's the future?
Specifically, a far future of the Dig world - post apocalypse, mass extinction of humans, steambots becoming the dominant intelligent life and all. But it's an alternate timeline where the Earth never blew up. Instead, there was a magical awakening (like in Shadowrun, for example), but there was no humans left, so the magic ended up with the steambots, turning them into the magi-techno creatures we see in the game.
That would certainly explain the catacombs filled with human-looking skulls under the Cursed City - a city so old that no one remembers its original name.