Hi

Finally, someone with real knowledge.

And of course Alastor wants to be not like other girls /j

also im lazy to draw hos monocle like i usually do, i'll be doing that only for big proper comics like breakfast or forced broadcast or rotrd

Someone on Reddit is like "i don't like how this artist portrays things, Rosie trying to pin a label on Alastor is problematic", DAMN, NO SHIT! THAT WAS THE WHOLE POINT, HELLO? Some people are truly braindead istg... Reddit is a funny place, not in a good way, and maybe it's a good thing i'm shadowbanned there.

Becuse this is right after Vox thinks he has taken full control over Alastor. Over his image, over his body, over his atention, but this sceen proves Vox doesn't have what he wants most, Alastor's mind.

The thing he wants is for Alastor to tell him he is good enough and in abcents of that Vox wants to make him shut up. He can do neither.

Baby Kakashi proceeds to read it and walks up to Minato the next day with an itemized list of every social development milestone he's lacking and a demand to fix it.

Thinking about Dagur's insanely epic throne again. Iron Throne who?

We can all agree that it's epic and badass and fits him insanely well but I was thinking about how exactly he got it or how he got it made.

We know that Dagur and Heather rebuild the Berserker tribe at the end of S5/beginning of S6 which includes reclaiming/resettling on Berserker Island. It's possible that the throne was the same design that Oswald and other previous chieftains used but I don't think that's the case. The Skrill motif on the back of it is the same design that Dagur uses on his armour in RTTE which is significantly different from the Skrill motif the Berserkers use as their crest as per their sails and Dagur's own belt in RoB and DoB. So this new motif seems to be something that Dagur came up with and he specifically uses which means that he also rebuilt the whole throne (or had it rebuilt). I imagine the weapons he used for the designs are either ones they took from their enemies or Berserker weapons they had lying around (because I imagine they have A LOT of weapons).

And I love how... poetic that is? Like, there's the intimidation factor, obviously, it's a badass design but there's also several layers to Dagur literally sitting on a throne of weapons. On the one hand, it's a flex. Acknowledging the violent history of the Berserkers and being proud of it. Here, this is what this tribe is built on, we will fight and defend our own against any and all who threaten us with all our might. On the other hand, it's also a visualization of the new direction that Dagur takes the tribe in, being less aggressive and war-mongering. If you use your weapons to build your throne with it, if you literally sit on them, you can't use them to fight, you don't just use any and all weapons you have to constantly attack others. You CAN use them, if the necessity arises, but you don't have to or even necessarily want to. And I just think that's really beautiful in a way. Apart from, you know, just being hella badass.

I can just totally see Dagur coming up with this design idea. I imagine it went something like this:

Captain Vorg: "Hey Dagur, we found this whole bunch of weapons lying around, what should we do with them? We already have enough to arm every Berserker twice over, should we just melt them down?"

Dagur (thinking about how to design his new epic throne at this very moment): "You know what, I have a much, much, much better idea..."

Heather (the second she sees the thing): "What the hell, Dagur?"

Dagur: "Shut up, sister, it's awesome!"

Like, Astrid already is second-in-command. Enough said.

And over the course of the series, both Fishlegs and Snotlout express desires for leadership. Snotlout wants to take over as leader when Hiccup becomes chief, he says this to Hiccup even AND he's the one to lead the fight against the Singetails/Flyers first attack the Edge. Fishlegs wants to be trusted to be left in charge and dreams of leadership.

So, how much do these people actually care about characters being "bad people" and instead are just looking for any excuse to hate Lilith, because the literal only difference is that we barely know her, which is literally the point for now, and that she's a woman.

My problem with the Lilith hate isn't as much about Lilith "having done bad things" (because at this point in the story we don't have enough answers yet to fairly judge that), my problem is much more about the people who use arguments like that love male characters who've done SO much worse with already confirmed canon proof.

And they topped themselves off by saying Vox and Alastor were less worse than Lilith for it because at least they were entertaining. Like, what? As an eternal Vox fan even I felt that was a way too much stupid excuse to even bother justifying their hatred of Lilith, I outright showed the post to my friend who legit laughed when reading their post because of how stupid the hate about Lilith was.

Lady hasn't even had a single line yet apparently is worse than Vox and Alastor as an irredeemable bitch or something.

Hmm, depends on when he gets these wishes.

I think if it was before he shot down Toothless, he would have wished to truly be that extra large boy with beefy arms and extra guts and glory one the side.

Hiccup has one very single minded goal in his life before he met Toothless, which was to earn the respect and love of his tribe and his Father. Once he had that, or at least believed he had the means to earn it, he would perhaps struggle to think up something else because...who was he after that? What did he want.

He wouldn't wish for the friendship or affection of the gang or Astrid, he would believe he'd have to earn those, so I think with his second wish he'd perhaps look towards his passions. Perhaps his second wish would be to be a great blacksmith and inventor.

And I think for his last wish, he would take time to reflect on it. Think more about how he could help the village. Crazy and contrasting to his first wish as it might be, I think Hiccup would wish for the dragon war to end. Despite the fact we would just have gotten a way to kill dragons and be a "true" Vikings, he's just that kind of guy.

If it was in Rtte era, I think his first and instantaneous wish would be to fully and 100% know and memorize al the knowledge the Dragon Eye holds, so that he could then destroy it and keep it out of hunter hands.

For the sake of the discussion, lets mak so that he can't wish for safety for all dragons ever. I think then he would wish for the ability to be able to convince and show everyone the truth about Dragons, about the wonderful benevolent nature of these once feared beasts. It wouldn't be instant peace from one moment to another, but for me that feels pretty Hiccup-y

I think he'd keep his last wish in his back pocket in case of an emergency, and would probably use when his friend get in great trouble, like maybe instantly healing Astrid's eyesight in Blindsided.

If it was in httyd 2 it would stuff that was happening at the time, like convincing Drago, maybe healing his arm for good measure, or when he sees his parents dancing he wishes for them to be happy together again for the rest of their lives and thus preventing A LOT of people shedding some tears(including some writers here i know)