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To answer the question, I’m a huge fan of Rainbow Quartz!! The two of them just have so much potential in my opinion, they can both relate to each other in quite a few ways, one of which is that they’re both trying to make up for past mistakes. Gotta love the redemption gfs!! ;w;

Since I answered this late, I’ll also list a couple of other ships for Emerald that I really like/love {in no particular order}.

Diamond in the Rough {Emerald + Weiss}.

Lightening Thief {Emerald + Nora}.

Cat Burglar {Emerald + Blake}.

Gemstones {Emerald + Ruby}.

Mint Chocolate {Emerald + Coco}.

aka, Ianthe the First From 2019 book Gideon the Ninth and the 2020 book Harrow the Ninth Recommended by @runephoenix6769​ Original art made by @gaozme​ and used with permission

Ianthe definitely has some sociopathic traits that are quite notable. Outside of her sister Coronabeth and possibly Harrow, she doesn’t pay too much mind to everyone else.

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im confused.. Clarification..are you on about him uploaded reactions of the episodes that come out on RT’s website, viewable by paid membership… OR he is uploading reactions videos, and expecting people to pay to watch him, watch another show? ……. tbh I never understood the whole ‘Reaction Video’ thing.. Watching someone else, watch something you havent seen or cant see.. baffles me.

the former

and the fact that he’s a hypocrite about it - because he whined that content that was only seen by folks at RTX had been recorded and uploaded to the internet because it was for ‘RT Super Fans’

and yet here he is not only reacting to something which isn’t out publicly but putting the entire video in it (most reaction channels are usually putting their reactions out a day or so after public release so, y’know, people are actually watching the public release first)

OH GOD HAHA. FUck about... 6 years? ish. I wasn’t into Glee, thankfully. I jumped from the Soul Eater fandom, To League of Legends, then to RWBY. ive been in rwby for the past 3 years boi . 

Here’s a lovely pic my house mate took of my kitten, Nymphadora! Lil Nym for short.

@runephoenix6769 replied to your post “Legend of Korra was a rushed money grab!”

Yeah. I always thought it odd that Toph, the girl who hates rules, becomes the one who enforces them???? She even let her kids do as they pleased. Sokka as a mechanic makes sense. But Toph??

Well personally, I still think that Suyin is Sokka’s baby. So who knows...

But aside from that, I think Toph being a teacher/mechanist makes sense.

On one hand, of course Toph would get a cult following from other earthbenders, so whether she liked it or not, she’d end up a teacher again.

But the question then becomes, what happens to the revolutionaries when the revolution succeeds. She overthrew a government and spent her childhood beating up grown men. On that alone, she may be drawn to a position like law enforcement as an adult, but everything we knew about her was that she rejected society and its rules. Even the rules of earth bending.

I think that Toph would spend a few years lowkey fascinated by her cult following, working with the gaang as necessary to make sure the world stays on its path to peace, but eventually just looking for ways to recapture the magic and the innovation and the excitement of the life she led as a child.

Enter Toph’s much deserved closure with her parents (seriously... she was the only member of the gaang to not get closure with estranged [and alive] family members, and that’s not the only time Toph’s character was canonly disrespected and underserved by the writers).

We know that The Beifong’s were one of the richest families in the entire, gigantic Earth Kingdom. It would be nothing for them to own some sort of manufacturing plant. And then this was confirmed in the The Rift comic arc with Toph’s father being revealed as the part owner of the Earthen Fire Refinery.

Once Toph gets her resolution to the rift between her and her parents, it would only make logical sense for Toph to get hooked by these metal machines with a thousand moving parts, all of which she can individually feel and upgrade in seconds.

Then... where Legend of Korra enters with a conversation of inequality between benders and nonbenders, you’ve actually tied into this story line a clear example of how even when nonbenders try to level the playing field with benders, they still can’t get ahead because how do their machines keep up with those that can be majorly upgraded several times a day by someone who just has to twitch a finger.