WhyAmIHere-Funsies

In Season 2 of Ling Cage, Maiduo wields the Liuhe Great Spear, a practical combat spear from the Ming Dynasty in China. It’s among the deadliest and hardest-to-master long piercing weapons out there.

Traditionally it measures 3.5 to 4 meters long, fitted with a roughly 30-centimeter spearhead with blood grooves and a red tassel. Players of WWM are definitely familiar with this type of spear. The director revealed they hired national-level martial artists to do full motion capture, making sure every spear move, power delivery and body posture stays authentic and true to tradition.

“Ghosts aren’t real” it’s very fair and rational that you believe that

“Ghosts aren’t real anymore” I’m about to hear a poem or very sad story

I think he's a bit confused.

Made another Dracula video—this time in ✨️colour✨️

You can get a (free) pack of the frames here on my Ko-fi.

If you'd like to see more, I've another animatic that also covers the entire book here.

Exploring Eridian’s biology. Most of it are taken from the book, but I want to add to it :)

My headcanons:

-Rocky and Adrian had kids before Rocky went away. They are now in their (human equivalent) 20s.

-Adrian and Rocky used to be around the same age, now Adrian is MUCH older.

-Baby Eridians are called pebbles (like baby goats are called kids). Yes, this is all Grace doing.

-Eridan’s eggs are like geode.

-Eridian’s eggs (canonically) are laid together when mate and then merge. I however, also think that they would usually go for two at a time for protection (they can watch each other sleep as they get older).

-Rocky name his two new pebbles after Grace and the Hail Mary.

-I’m not a geologist and very much not knowledgeable about rock, but I believe that the green/blue we see Eridians have (movie ver) could be caused by the various level of metal element on their rock layer, like copper and bronze, interacting with the elements over time (Verdigris).

-Baby Eridians are smooth rock. As Eridians grow, they became sharper and more complex looking, caused both by natural aging and external elements.