Especially because in the field scene Goldie was holding her spear but here she has a Cheese Bird
Because in the recent trailer it seems like pre-Soul Jam Golden Cheese is going to have a different voice from her current self. I heard someone online saying that younger adults can have different voices from their older selves, and there us the scene of Holly offering the group Berry Juice (I also feel like the Might of the Ancients stories for Goldie and Cacao taking years apart doesn't make sense), but what do you guys think?
Also I'm asking because I'm kinda scared of something bad happening to the BxA ships...
I tried r/askegypt already, but I didn't really get an answer from it, and I'm not totally sure what other subreddit that question would be allowed in
Like, is there a particular age range for the people this word refers to? Does it change around the context? That kind of thing?
I got curious reading that this word was used for a character who I believe is a teenager ( her exact age isn't said, but she's often referred to with "young" sounding terms but also drives a car multiple times) but the person who talked about this said it meant "lil' girl", which made me curious
After Mystic Flour Cookie came out someone pointed out that all of the Beasts, in their pre corrupted forms, have their Ancient's color on them as accents, which they ditch upon falling, except for Burning Spice Cookie. Do you guys think this means anything? Or do you maybe think it was an oversight or something?
Just curious and in the mood
I tried looking for it online, but all the places only have 3 of the chapters
Like, that random orphan boy literally started up a popular Cafe chain, something literally Cookie Instagram famous, and it all started as a way to give his friend a present! And now he's found a way to go to space, just because he thought aliens would enjoy it?! That kid's nuts (glad he's making money though)
Like, obviously Gingerbrave is the mascot, but what other characters would you say are the most "stand out" or "big" when talking about this franchise?
I'm currently stuck on harm mode stage 3, Books and Lilies. Also I currently have every Cookie except Nether Queen Cookie
I'm asking because of some worry I have over a part of a character page for a character I like that's written with an interpretation of them I don't exactly agree with that's written as fact and sort of puts the character in a more negative light...
I'm asking because of some worry I have over a part of a character page for a character I like that's written with an interpretation of them I don't exactly agree with that's written as fact and sort of puts the character in a more negative light...
Like, if she was still fully herself leaving, what do you think she would do?
For example, the one hc I like is she was a Silver Tree Knight before she came to the Garden, since that I think would put extra weight on her choice to be coated in syrup because of the whole, "Silver Tree Knights slowly loose themselves after getting the power of silver" thing
Like, when he did (gestures to image) THIS to her? Like, made her go through this transformation. Like, do you think he was fusing their souls, or what? And do you think WLC's mind was being affected by it?
I remember WLC having a line saying DEC was born from the "convergence of countless cookie souls", and in the DEC costume set story, the DEC who tried and failed to go into the Ultimate Dough (and who's line also explains why DEC looks older than WLC) says "would have carried countless minds and souls within (her)" had she gone in, but part of me has doubts due to some worries I've had recently
Also, do you think WLC and DEC are the same the same, or no? (Like, would WLC without the ultimate dough incident in canon do what DEC did? Sorry, just having a little anxiety over the idea of WLC being bad or something.)
Asking because I'm currently spiraling about if intrusive thoughts from yesterday are changing my mind about the thing, especially going over the situation and waving a weird "numb-ish"/"less passionate about my usual opinion" feeling about it. Like, I go over the situation, and don't immediately think my "original" opinion. I even worry if these even are intrusive thoughts or if I'm just reluctant to change or scared of being wrong
How do I deal with all this?
So earlier I thought something along the lines of not thinking that a character I normally think deserves forgiveness doesn't, and I've kinda been spiraling about it, even though I know in the long run it isn't a big deal. I even tried doing a thing where I rethink a character's actions, and while normally I conclude with, "yes, they deserve forgiveness", this time I had thoughts about them not deserving forgiveness on the back of my mind, and I've been worring about it and if I'm actually changing my mind about it
But does it count for this kind of situation?