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Don't get me wrong, I really like what Lila is doing with the Butterfly Miraculous (and I know her arc is not finished yet, we're to see more of her). She's smart, calculating, patient, and doesn't seem obsessed with winning every single time.

But I really miss pre-S5 Hawk Moth. I miss Gabriel charging the akuma, giving his little speeches, sending the akuma off, interacting with the akumatized villains, giving them their names, and actually feeling like an active part of each episode.

Even when his plans were ridiculous, there was something really entertaining and strangely comforting about that whole routine.

Now that Season 6 is over, I'm rewatching the show and felt really nostalgic.

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I'll start with one about the Butterfly Miraculous:

The idea that the Butterfly Miraculous gives the holder full mind-reading abilities.

I've seen people talk about this as if the holder can just read someone's thoughts whenever they want, but I don't think that's actually what the show established. The Butterfly Miraculous lets the holder sense people's emotions, and we've seen that they can perceive thoughts associated with those emotions, but that's not necessarily the same thing as having unrestricted mind-reading (Take Kagami's akumatizations for example,she knew Ladybugs' identity yet Monarch didn't find out). So I think “the Butterfly Miraculous gives you mind reading” is more of a simplification/fandom interpretation than an explicitly established ability.

Reposting this because the previous post got removed due to Rule #5 violation (A mistake from my part, which I am sorry for).
Season 6 went hard on the end-credit scenes and then just left most of them hanging. I feels like they did it because they’re clearly stretching this thing to 14 seasons. They fixed one problem (the messy episode release order) by making the story so that, as Thomas would say, watch order doesn’t really matter… only to replace it with a new problem, unresolved end-credit scenes.

We got setup after setup, and the season just ends with almost all of them sitting there waiting for next seasons to finally do something with them.

I don’t mind some unresolved end-credits. That’s literally what they’re for. But when nearly every major one gets shoved down the road! That’s when it starts feeling lazy.

They could’ve wrapped up a few of the smaller ones during the season and kept just 2 to 3 for next season. Hell, they still haven’t even resolved the season 5 end-credit. That’s just ridiculous at this point.
Note: This is just my opinion, anyone can rightfully agree or disagree. Let me know your opinions too.

Ladybug identity reveals, Which one is your favorite? I mean there are couple or more other's but the Ephemeral one was deleted, and Kagami finding out was bad writing

We know Tomoe is playing a high-stakes game. She aligned with Gabriel (Monarch), she’s working with Lila (Chrysalis), and she’s involved with "the Kingdom."

​What gets me is her ultimate motive. She was willing to collaborate with the kingdom for the "perfect world project", but she’s clearly running her own play on the side, she is willing to betray them, as seen in working with Gabriel and now Lila.

​Her personal wish or goal has to be huge. Is it restoring her vision? Securing absolute control through Tsurugi Tech? Something involving Kagami's creation/future? Or something way bigger tied to the Miraculous history?

>!So we are seeing Marinette as Ladybug, Copynette akumatized to Nemesis (or whatever villain name is), and Ladybug/Marinette illusion at some point.!<

But the real question is what would Ladybug tell Marc/Rooster Bolt exactly without making him suspect Marinette as Ladybug. Whatever the writers do, but not this, the MLB writers can be very unpredictable:

> Marc, Marinette is in danger. Create copies of her using your powers.

Pretty lame, right. I want writers to come up with something solid. Hopefully, secret protocol type

Honestly, bringing back the Order of the Guardians felt like huge world-building setup, but the writers just did nothing with it.

​Since Marinette’s a Guardian now, it would’ve been awesome if they actually spent time training her in ancient lore or secret techniques. Remember Su-Han pulling off that akuma-repelling trick with just pure mental focus? No Miraculous needed, just straight-up shielding his own mind. That concept was so cool, but it got brushed off almost immediately.

​Instead of getting a proper mentorship or training arc, the Order just got sidelined. Feels like such a missed opportunity for the lore.

Gloob shared this post on Instagram, is giving a surprise possibly related to Nemesis tonight 8 pm Brazilian time

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>! Have we forgotten this leaked scene. I think this make us easy for us to theorize that now Marinette knows New Butterfly villain is onto her, she sets a plan to fool her, as Gabriel did in season 2. Also one more important event of the episode will be Alya learning the truth about Monarch's identity. !<

&gt;!Renabug got an empty pizza box as Lucky charm, and the irony is Fake Uncle Wang gift was a box. It's like in Optigami, when the lucky charm didn't pointed out to defeating the villain, but unmasking him. They should have checked out the box, maybe there was nothing in there or it was the object of Fake Uncle Wang akumatization!<

I've been wondering how everyone wants Miraculous to end, and I'm curious if I'm alone on this.

For me, the identity reveal has to become permanent. No memory wipes, no alternate timelines, no more taking it back. After everything Marinette and Adrien have been through, I think they've earned a relationship built on honesty instead of secrets.

I'd also like Adrienette to stay together permanently. If the writers want drama, I'd actually be okay with them breaking up for a season because all the lies, responsibilities, and emotional baggage finally become too much. But instead of another love-square reset, let them work through it and find their way back to each other. Their reunion would feel much more meaningful.

One thing I've always wanted to see is Marinette completely hit rock bottom. Not because I want her to suffer, but because I want to see her pushed to her absolute limit, kind of like Peter Parker in Spider-Man stories. Let everything crash down on her—the pressure of being Guardian, the secrets, the guilt, losing people she cares about—but despite all of that, she still chooses to put on the mask every day and save Paris. I think one or two seasons of that kind of character development could be incredible.

Then, after all of that, finally resolve everything: the identity reveal, the trust issues, Adrien and Marinette's relationship, and let them face the future together without any more lies between them.

Am I the only one who wants an ending like this? Or would you do something completely different?

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