#radio queue

If anything, I find myself more a bit more endeared to watching these nonverbal forms of communication. One of my favorite things about acting and animation is the subtle choices the actors/animators will make in silently communicating a character's emotions or mental state. I find myself more fascinated by not what a character actually says, but how they use their body and their facial expressions to convey what they really mean.

I do also find the idea of Mandalorians being more unguarded about expressing their emotions when their helmets are off to be a very interesting take that I've seen some members of the fandom run with. Especially if said Mandalorian has never really had to learn to guard their expressions due to wearing their helmet constantly. That's a cool idea and I'm glad that people have been exploring this.

I dunno. Maybe it's just because I was an Animation major and had a few professors that made us study acting/guest lectures on acting, but the ability to convey any thought or emotion nonverbally is just one of the coolest things I think you can use to express a character's personality, motivation, conflict(s), etc.

OG!Wolfwood does have extreme BDE and Stampede!Wolfwood is a feral hissing cat.

But Wolfwood as a character is a fucking idiot to his core. Don't make the mistake of assuming he's the smarter one whenever he's around Vash. Wolfwood barely had half of a braincell before he met Vash and the very second he entered within a milimeter of Vash's bisexual chaos radius, that remaining half of a braincell immediately shrivelled up and disintegrated to dust.