I HATE How Tumblr Brings Up Your Old Tags As Youre Typing A New Tag Because I Really Dont!! Want To Remember!!!

I HATE how tumblr brings up your old tags as you’re typing a new tag because I really don’t!! Want to remember!!! Some of the things I’ve said on this godforsaken site!!!!

If you see this you’re legally obligated to reblog and tag with the book you’re currently reading

lloyd montgomery-garmadon is The Character Of All Time, like

he's half human quarter oni quarter dragon

his grandpa is God

his dad is the Dark Lord

thus lloyd may be the lego antichrist and/or lego jesus

he's the first antagonist of the series, discounting the pilot

he makes a face-turn within the first season because he's not evil, just like, 12 years old max

despite this, he ends up the leader of the team

the inciting incident for The Entire Show is that he wanted candy

loss of childhood innocence symbolized through literal loss of childhood

which means nobody knows how old he is, least of all himself

his name is a pun and his life is a star wars reference

has killed his dad thrice

has been killed twice

nobody knows what the hell his powers are. energy? power itself?

whadda hell man he got beam attacks who cares

the specialest boy ever bcuz god and destiny said so

Source: https://archiveofourown.org/works/27093469/chapters/66157054

Ohhhh I'm intrigued, does anyone have any headcanons that are Hispanic Morro specific?

Hispanic Morro is the greatest headcanon ever whoever came up with Hispanic Morro just know I love you can I give you a cartoonish bouquet of flowers with heart chocolates?

the way I've always thought of it has been in old-ish cartoons, such as bugs bunny, where a character falls off a cliff and pulls an umbrella from nowhere, opens it, and lands gently on the ground.

Or when a character is just given some item and then slam bam it turns out to be just what they need later! Who woulda thought??

What is... Deus Ex Machina?

Deus ex machina refers to a scenario that seems impossible for the character to believably get themself out of. It's an unsolvable problem that suddenly gets solved by external forces that often don't seem very plausible.

This could be a situation where the author wrote themself into a corner and created a scenario that the character is not logically getting out of.

It can be a simple but implausible solution like a bomb is about to go off and a background character trips over a cable that diffuses the bomb. Or in its literal translation ("god out of the machine") it's a god-like intervention that suddenly fixes everything. Often used to save characters from their otherwise inevitable death.