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How would Mizu react to a potential European sibling or cousin?
How would Mizu react if, upon arriving in Europe, it turned out that Skeffington and Routley had children? I think she might ignore and despise pure white children, so let's complicate matters.
Skeffington and Routley brought Japanese prostitutes to Europe. What if Mizu's father (or uncle, assuming Mizu's white mother is theorized) fathered another child with one of the Japanese prostitutes? A child who, like Mizu, would be half Japanese and half European, but unlike Mizu, would be raised in Europe.
I just liked the idea of what would happen if Mizu met her mirror image in London (an alternative version of herself who grew up on the streets of London instead of in Japan)
I know Mizu would be cold at first, but her secret desire is to be accepted and have a family, and having siblings who could understand what she's been through would be a temptation for Mizu to have someone like that.
How I think Thrawn's story should have ended.
He doesn't want Thrawn to die in battle like in Legends. He wants him to see the consequences of his actions. Thrawn's motivation for serving the Empire all along was "To protect the Chiss," and even Thrawn hadn't considered that the Empire might pose the same threat to the Chiss as the Grysks.
This would fit with how points usually end with Palpatine. Dooku wanted to fight corruption in the Republic, but it ended up leading the Separatists, who were one big corruption and led to the destruction of the Jedi. Anakin wanted Palpatine to help him save Padmé, but it led to her death and Anakin losing literally everything.
Thrawn makes a pact with Palpatine, believing that the Empire will help ensure his race's safety. After Palpatine's death, he literally resurrects the Empire from the ashes, uniting the Imperial remnants. It would be ironic if that Empire turned against him. If the First Order conquered the Chiss Ascendancy. If the Chiss watched with horror at the Imperial destroyers in the sky, if the fate Thrawn inflicted on Lothal, Batonn, and the others befell Csilla. If the other Chis began to genuinely hate Thrawn and consider him a traitor.
We know the First Order holds the Unknown Regions. They could simply conquer them, but I think it would be ironic if the First Order entered into some kind of non-aggression pact with the Grysk Hegemony and divided the Chiss Ascendancy and the entire Unknown Regions between them.
I wish Thrawn were watching all this.
What's next? I think Thrawn's death, or being imprisoned by the New Republic or the First Order, knowing he failed his people, would be a fitting fate. Perhaps a redemption arc and a potential arc as a rebel also sound interesting.
Although I think it would be interesting if Thrawn stayed in the First Order despite this. He would admit that his time in the Empire had made him sympathetic to fascism. That he enjoyed the Empire, enjoyed commanding without worrying about the opinions of the Chiss families, and that he believed the Empire was the better form of government, even if it meant occupying his own race. I've seen fan art of Thrawn in a First Order uniform, and I have to admit, it's absolutely stunning. I'd also like to see a fleet duel between Thrawn Vs Eli Vanto (that would be a truly thrilling duel).
"I Did It for Me"-Walter White quote known as Heisenberg (but maybe also Thrawn's quote when Chiss ascendancy falls)
What are your theories about what happened to them?
What do you think happened to the Elder Angels? Do you think they'll come back?
I have a theory that they could set out to create other spheres for heaven. Hell has circles, so why doesn't heaven have spheres?
The Elder Angels may have had ambitious plans to build heaven, but they had to stop after the incident with Lucifer. Perhaps after 10,000 years, they decided "the situation was stable" and set out to continue their projects, leaving Sera in charge of heaven.
How does Lilith intend to explain her 8-year absence?
Regardless of whether Lilith is good, bad, morally gray, whether she is in heaven of her own free will, whether she is a prisoner, whether she has some plan, or whether she just wanted to escape from everyone, I think Lilith will not say right away that she was in heaven and this is something that will come out later in the season.
Assuming she doesn't tell the truth and doesn't reveal the truth that she was in heaven the whole time and made a deal with Adam, how will she explain what she did during those 8 years?
Will she say she was on Earth and there's no signal from Hell? Or will she keep changing the subject?
Charlie "Mom, I'm glad you're back, but where were you and why weren't you answering my calls?"
Lilith "I was ......... Oh, I see you have a girlfriend. I see you like angels as much as I do."
Everyone thinks that in season 4 Lute will have the support of the Elder Angels and I say that maybe she will have the support of Eve.
(Sorry for the poor execution of the meme but I'm not very good at using Paint.)
(the meme contains spoilers from The Boys S5)
I find it funny that Vortex is Beelzebub's boyfriend and still has to work as a bodyguard.
He's literally in a relationship with one of the seven most powerful and influential people in hell, and he has to work as a bodyguard for some pop star. It's like marrying a millionaire who owns her own corporation and lives in luxury, and you have to go to work as some security guard at a club and get paid next to nothing.
At least Asmodeus supports Fizzarolli's career and helps him get back on his feet when Fizzarolli leaves Mammon. Fizzarolli himself is a rather recognizable figure. Vortex is some random bouncer at the club.
Can Rogue Ai from Blackwall be placed in a human body?
If I understand correctly, the engram used in the "secure your soul" project is some kind of AI created based on a person's brain scan or something like that.
In that case, would it be possible to capture AI data using a blackwall (if I remember correctly, the "Cynosure" project dealt with something like that), rebuild it into an engram (this would involve degrading the AI) and place it in a human body?
How would such a person behave and feel emotions?
Could such an Ai be taught humanity?
Below are spoilers for Prey (from 20217)
>!I was inspired to these reflections by the ending of the game Prey, in which Alex Yu tried to teach Typhon human emotions and empathy.!<
I think Adam kept Lute in the friendzone because deep down he still loved Eve.
When Adam fights Lucifer and Lucifer mentions Lilith, Adam doesn't react. However, as soon as Lucifer mentions Eve, Adam immediately flies into a rage. I think he's suffocating deep down, and despite everything, Eve is the most precious thing in his heart, and he still loves her.
I think that's why all his attempts at building a romantic relationship end with fleeting sex. Maybe at the beginning, when he went to heaven and Eve (presumably) to hell, Adam tried to build a new romantic relationship, but each time he felt like he was cheating Eve, and he automatically rejected and isolated himself from his partners, until he finally ended up as the person we know.
I think that's also why he kept his relationship with Lute to a friendship level. Because he was afraid she would reject him as soon as the topic of romance came up, and to be honest with Lute (he knew he loved Ewa and didn't want to hurt Lute by giving her false hope).
What do you think about the idea of Exorcists appearing in seasons 3 and 4?
Referring to a theory that exorcists hunted demons on Earth before carrying out exterminations (if anyone would like to read about it, here's a link to the theory)
But the short version is that it's possible that exorcists were hunting down all the hellish creatures that appeared on Earth. However, when the exterminations began, Adam began to neglect his duties, including protecting the Earth from demons.
If we assume that Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss take place around the same time, then during Season 3, the exterminations were called off and Abel took over the organization. It's possible, then, that the Exorcists returned to their previous duties, including hunting demons on Earth.
They don't have to have their own story arcs. Abel and Lute can only be mentioned (although a Hazbin Hotel x Helluva Boss crossover is now possible). I think the Exorcists in Helluva Boss could be some kind of "Force of Nature" who will make running the IMP business and being on Earth increasingly dangerous.
Already at the end of Season 2, the plot was introduced that Blitz was beginning to question the morality of his business. I think that ultimately, at the end of the series, the IMP will be disbanded and Blitz, Mille, Moxy, Loona, and Stolas will desperately seek new lives.
So if we added exorcists to the mix, besides the moral aspect, there would be an aspect of fear and potential death on Earth. Millie and Moxy have a child, so they might start to fear that if they died, they would leave it orphaned, the Stolas might be afraid for Blitz, and so on.
I think this would be an interesting aspect that would add some interesting storyline.
Happy Father's Day to the best father of all humanity
reddit.comCould this be a hint at what happened to Rex's cell of rogue clones?
When we first meet Rex in Rebels, we have some interesting dialogue. When Kanan learns he's talking to clones, he draws his lightsaber. Wolf then attacks, saying, "Jedi. They've come for revenge." After a moment, Rex calms him down, saying that they're Jedi, yes, but "not the ones that betrayed us."
I know that when this episode aired, it was probably about Order 66, but many times, various words spoken in Star Wars have taken on new meanings or had additional backstories added to them. Especially since it doesn't quite fit with Order 66. That it wasn't the Jedi who betrayed US, but the Jedi who betrayed the Republic.
Especially since there's a lot of interesting plot to unpack.
After Tantis, Rex and the other clones wanted to hide the Force-sensitive children released from the vault. To this end, they may have begun collaborating with a group of surviving Jedi or the Path. These Jedi may have distrusted them or, for example, betrayed them and exposed the Empire to their own hiding place.
Rex and the other clones may also have encountered fallen Jedi who wanted to take revenge on the Empire but were unable to do so and began to exact revenge on the clones.
Like I said, there's a lot of interesting plot. I was hoping there might be some kind of announcement about the Clone Wars on May 4th, but it looks like we'll have to wait another year.
Do you think there will ever be another HoMM in the Ashan universe?
HoMM OE seems to be receiving positive reviews and will likely be a success. I'm certainly happy about this, but I wonder if it will cause Ubisoft to abandon the Ashan universe for the Enrosh universe. I wouldn't mind if both universes existed and developed side by side, but we all know how corporations work. This is especially true since, from what I've seen, many people dislike the Ashan universe, and HoMM 6 and HoMM 7 are considered failures. The only recent release from the Ashan universe is Might & Magic Fates, but from what I've played, it doesn't have much of a story. I'm not an expert on card games, but I don't think this game will be a success; the reviews on Steam are also rather negative.
I wonder if we can slowly talk about the death of the Ashan universe, or if there will be some surprises. It's hard for me to say, but I'm rather pessimistic.