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▲ 28 r/HPharmony

Harmony nuggets in the 'Female Draco' trend

There has been a recent trend of 'Female Draco' fan arts, and as expected a lot of Harry×Female Draco fan arts to go with that.

Even in this trend, you may find little nuggets of Harmony, mainly that Hermione is very jealous of how smitten Harry is with Female Draco. But that jealousy exists for a reason right? People accept as a premise that Hermione can be romantically attracted to Harry.

So, we may capitalise on this premise. Just because Harry may be attracted to Female Draco doesn't mean he'll fall in love with her. He can still love the dependable and compassionate friend instead of the vicious bully and terrorist.

I must say that I love this trend because it's like the HP version of Aang×Azula. And I am an Azulaang shipper, sue me.

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u/HAZMAT_Eater — 11 days ago
▲ 673 r/TheLastAirbender

Do you consider Lin Beifong to be the 'fourth' Kataang child? Considering how absent her own parents were, I believe Lin may have latched onto Aang and Katara as surrogate parents.

Also helps that Lin and Tenzin are roughly the same age, and may have been childhood playmates.

I also believe that Lin saw Aang as her 'father figure'. So when Lin was angry about Toph revealing the true identity of her father, it was bringing up her memories of Aang.

u/HAZMAT_Eater — 20 days ago
▲ 80 r/SeaPower_NCMA

Sea Power taught me to play Battlestations Pacific better

Back in BSP I used to send my carrier aircraft at the target ship piece by piece and attack from the same direction. It was not very efficient.

Sea Power taught me the power of time-on-target and multi-vectors attacks, now I changed the way I approached BSP. That was always possible to do in BSP, I was just lazy.

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u/HAZMAT_Eater — 24 days ago
▲ 26 r/USAgent+1 crossposts

I think John Walker played the Arkham games. How else would he know how to do the Special Combo Shield Takedown?

u/HAZMAT_Eater — 28 days ago
▲ 19 r/boblena

Boblena community in Brazil 🇧🇷?

I've noticed that this subreddit gets a bit of traffic from Brazil.

I also see on Twitter a lot of Boblena tweets in Portuguese. It could be from Portugal but let's be honest, the largest Portuguese speaking country in the world is definitely NOT Portugal.

How did Boblena get so hot in Brazil?

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u/HAZMAT_Eater — 1 month ago
▲ 20 r/ATLA_circlejerk

Kindness Lord Ozai is somewhat true. Here's why.

Ozai didn't start out as a bastard. He did save Zuko's from drowning at Ember Island. Zuko owes his life to Ozai. Hmm…

Ozai always believed in 'might makes right'. He was likely raised on propaganda, he didn't have the chance to have his beliefs challenged because that was the reality of his life.

When Aang proved to be the more mighty one, Ozai didn't whine about it or otherwise complain. He took his defeat like a man and spent his time in prison without incident. He was honourable in defeat because he was consistent with his beliefs.

When Zuko visited Ozai in prison, Ozai gave genuinely useful advice. Zuko was an absolute monarch yet he didn't act like he had the power of one. Ozai set him straight and said 'right or wrong doesn't matter, whatever the Fire Lord decides is right'. He taught Zuko the importance of decisiveness.

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u/HAZMAT_Eater — 1 month ago