Who, from any universe, would be worthy of Mjolnir?

Here are a couple of my (many) thoughts:

Sokka

Originally posted by neatzan

Uncle Iroh

Originally posted by twotheleft

Rose Nylund

Originally posted by jennaguillaume

Keanu Reeves (the actual person, not a role he’s played)

Ella Lopez

Originally posted by tim-lucy

Donna Noble (after she’s traveled with the Doctor a while)

Originally posted by doctorwho

And her amazing grandad, Wilf

Originally posted by hollywood-or-bust

Mr Fred Rogers

Originally posted by wlelandj

Adora/She-Ra, but she already has a big picky, shiny magical weapon (Bow and Scorpia would also be worthy, but Bow would be anxious about it, and Scorpia can already lightning, so…)

Originally posted by operattack

Add your faves!

I glubbed up the size settings, so poor Scorpia is super tiny, but I love her anyway.

Lost Catra

Ton: *waxes on about how lovely and wonderful Charoen is to Mawin*

Ton, after Mawin tells him he likes Tinh, not Charoen:

Buddy, c'mon…

With WabiSabi stepping away from artist management, and shifting to strictly production, I understand the general “oh dear what now” of it all, but I’m also so happy that many of their artists are staying together.

GMM and Wabi Sabi are corporate besties – they promote each other’s shows on social media, and in A Boss and A Babe, the cafe was “Wab Gaming” and the signs were in Wabi Sabi font:

I remember constantly thinking “Why is Wabi Sabi in this GMM show – AND THEN! My boy Yacht showed up as a barista!

And he looked so good!

I am a little concerned about so much talent being under the same company, but I’m hopeful that Wabi Sabi will continue to work with GMM on production, and push them to be a little more experimental and a little more queer and to occasionally tell different stories. GMM has gotten a little closer to all these things recently, and I think a nudge from WS could go a long way.

I imagine that WS was very involved in making sure their artists that are pair-and-bestie branded got to move together, and that their existing projects continued, which I think is uncommonly respectful and considerate for the entertainment industry (especially with the recent horror stories coming out of other companies in the drama-sphere).

So, while I’m a little wary of the growing monopoly on talent, I am focusing on some of my faves landing at a company where they’ll be welcomed, and where they’ll get to continue to act and be promoted enthusiastically.

And that maybe GMM will up their game with the help of a production partner they already trust, and actors with enough experience to advocate for themselves.

ETA: I was worried about Cooheart, but I think he is independent now?

At the very least, he’s happy for his friends, and rooting for Wabi Sabi to continue to be successful: