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mirkemenagerie update

Lore Index

I’ve had my own lore compilations thread on the RPC for some time, and now I’m porting the Index over to @mirkemenagerie. So you will now be able to scroll through an itemized list of my lore posts here:

While still finding all lore-related reblogs under the Lore Tag here:

Hope you all like the changes!

Mirke’s Menagerie Lore Index

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Aether & Magic

Deities & Primals

Races of Man & Beastmen

Guilds, Classes, & Jobs

Ul’dah, the Jewel of the Desert

Limsa Lominsa, the Navigator’s Veil

Gridania, the Sylvan City-state

The Holy See of Ishgard

Sharlayan, the Old World

Ala Mhigo

Ancient Allag

Garlemald

The Near East (Ilsabard & Thavnair)

The Far East (Othard & Hingashi)

Meracydia, the Southern Continent

Mamook, the New World

Miscellaneous

RPC

Aether & Magic

Races of Man

Guilds, Classes, & Jobs

Eorzea (Aldenard & Vylbrand)

Sharlayan, the Old World

The Far East (Othard & Hingashi)

The Garlean Empire

Miscellaneous

Hope this helps! Check back frequently as I update this with new posts!

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I'm not kind like Shouto.

Absolutely heartbreaking, soul-destroying and beautiful, feed me the angst Horikoshi make this Natsuo Stan happy

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class1akids

Chapter 252 - Thoughts

This chapter absolutely blew me away. So much emotion crammed into so little space. I’ll probably update this later, but these are my first thoughts.

[Chapter 252 - Spoilers]

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clambiguous

he fucking hears touya’s voice i can’t get over this my heart is broken

these bros love each other so much like

when WHEN will they finally get their justice

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A Star Trek idea: A comedy sitcom where instead of a Vulcan on a mostly human ship it is a human on a mostly Vulcan ship

All the Vulcans are fiercely protective of the ‘fragile, illogical, prone-to-danger, smart, reckless little human’.

To make the human feel more accepted (as it is only logical) the Vulcans try to include aspects of terran culture in the ship’s day-to-day life, failing spectacularly at it.

The human loves them even more for it.

They’ll get better at celebrating the human’s birthday next year. It’s the thought that counts.

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sergle

@jvlianbashir​ THAT’S A GOOD END TO THAT EPISODE THOUGH… the vulcans put together awful, bland decorations. they make a cake because it’s of “significant importance”. they go through the process of putting together this party and Studying this Human Ritual and the entire episode is setting up to what you KNOW will be a horrible result. they do a bad job!! then when the human’s birthday comes, and they reveal the off-the-mark, underwhelming looking birthday bash, the human just. starts crying. because they had no idea their crew would go through all this trouble to celebrate their birthday, and even put up DECORATIONS, or make a CAKE, and there’s a birthday card with extremely polite impersonal messages written and a hundred perfectly tidy signatures. and the vulcans are just standing around like “you appear upset. the Birthday Party was unsatisfactory”.

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rumshop

I would watch the fuck out of that

“Humans require regular physical contact to remain healthy. We have a weekly rotation for The Daily Shoulder Pat. Please inform us if this is insufficient contact, either in frequency, magnitude, or duration.”

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carmineeyes

Okay, I reblogged this because of how adorable it is, but then I started picturing McCoy as the sole human.

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damienhaaas

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… and here is a gift for all of us.

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In the vast world of comics, I wonder if there have been heroes with a “Groundhog Day,” type power. By that I specifically mean a hero who, if they die, immediately finds themselves waking up at the beginning of that day again. If they don’t die, they just continue forward through time.

I’m just thinking of how crazy it would be to have that hero on your super hero team. Like, you go to headquarters in the morning, and it seems like everything’s normal. But then you go to fire off a one liner, and they say it at the same time as you. And suddenly you know. Something went wrong.

And then one day you come in, and your heart drops as you see that their every move looks rehearsed. They answer questions before asked. They are totally aware of everything that’s about to happen. Imagine how scary that would be, realizing you’re starting a day that you’re team mate has failed to survive maybe dozens of times.

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wizardstan

Sometimes he’ll walk up to you and just slap your sandwich out of your hand and say “don’t eat that” and you’re thinking, damn, what did that sandwich do to me? This was actually still the first time through the day, he just wanted to mess with you.

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tomatosaucek

Sasuke: being named after a famous ninja

Itachi: being named after an animal

Mikoto: These r my sons Weasel and Julius Caesar

that’s not the best part!

Fugaku: These are my sons, Weasel and Julius Caesar. Obviously, Weasel is the favourite.

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fenkko

take this

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karamiic

hey midoriyaboy, take this!!

L(earn to properly use one for all and stop shattering all your fucking bones)

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ktophers

Still not a fan of how kodaka had Kaito agree to work with Kokichi bc he genuinely thought he was right and his plan was a good idea and have him be the only person that saw Kokichi with his mask down, and then decided that Kaito would say right afterwards that he wasn’t sure if Kokichi was a good person and that he was just a lying sack of shit. Like, Kaito, the guy that believes the Ultimate Assassin had it in her to be a good person, says this abt the guy that just died for him? That Kaito? Are you sure, kodaka? R u really sure?

It’s even funnier in the context of Maki and her situation because he says this right after he spent the entire trial watching Maki betraying his trust in her and doing exactly what he said she wouldn’t do :’D Which is btw exactly what Kokichi told him would happen. 

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luckcycler

I agree with this and I don’t like how the scene is handled but I can also see Tsumugi in the background looking at her life’s work going rogue and rewriting their own relationships. This though gets weird results because the personality overwrite is trying to force them back to the original plot resulting in bad writing as well as behavior contradicting character growth.

She is just standing in the courtroom listening to Kaito talk like:

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