I Know A Lot Of People Characterize Satoru As A Heartless God Complex One Dimensional Character, And

I know a lot of people characterize satoru as a heartless god complex one dimensional character, and that’s fine and all, it’s just… did you even try to understand him?

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As a final goodbye, Blue Sky Studios came together and gave Scrat a send off on their own terms.

He finally got his nut.

Tips For Top Gun Fanfic from a Military Brat/ Gold Star Kid:

1. Army is not synonymous with Navy- They’re in the navy not the army

2. The glasses that bob wears are called BCGS- military issued glasses that are joking called “birth control goggles” bc they’re ugly af

3. Gold Star Kids, (Rooster, Mac, Ect) will normally be familiar with their dads friends even after he passes- the troop will kinda crowd to protect and help the family

4. You cannot live on base after your service member passes, you’ll almost immediately have to move off

5. If you’re married to a service member you have a military ID and base access

6. Deployment communication between partners is usual e-mail!

7. There are gold star events for kids, siblings, and even parents to help with grief! I honestly just think this would be interesting/ cute to add to a story

8. Bradley most likely got free college and probably ended up going after he didn’t get accepted into the naval academy

9. It’s actually not super common to go around in uniform for no reason and you could get in trouble for it

10. And just a random thing; Bradley definitely remembers his dad even though he was young- and honestly a lot of random things in the military probably trigger him. Likes Ices funeral, being on base and hearing TAPS; things like that.

11. Bradley has a copy of his dads tags, and a flag from his funeral

12. Remember that brad also owns a regular camouflage navy uniform just bc it’s hot

13. He also cannot just give you his dog tags lmao- he can give you an old pair but you can’t just keep his current ones.

14. While deployed a service member may only be able to come back for 2 weeks just for the birth of their child and leave again immediately.

If you have any questions you can either comment or dm me; I’m super open to talking about it- and if you have questions specifically about how military handles gold star kids lemme know:)

Numerology

Zero (0): Infinite possibility and capability and cycles themselves. The end and beginning of a journey. One (1): Beginnings, opportunities, determination, and independence. The embarking of a new path. Two: (2): Balance, duality, coordination, partnership, polarity, and contrast. Harmony and similarities. Three (3): Delight, expression, communication, enjoyment, and education. Past, present, and future. Four (4): Stability, practicality, core concepts, reality, and finding solutions. The four main elements. Five (5): Embarking on a journey, transformation, positive shifts & changes. The peak of a journey. Six (6): Harmony, collective influence or events, unity, healing, and support, unlocking blockages. Seven (7): Spirituality, intellect, development, progress, sanctuary, & tranquility. Reformation. Eight (8): Authority, leadership, nobility, respect, prosperity & abundance. Infinite possibilities. Nine (9): Wisdom, completion, achievement, closure, healing & growth, reaching the end of voyage.

There are a bunch of guides for how one dresses in hanfu or hanbok or a kimono, or just about any other cultural clothes that inspired atla. I don't really see much for the Inupiat, so I'll give it my best shot here:

(Obligatory disclaimer: this is not comprehensive, i just slapped this together while procrastinating getting myself food)

As a base layer, women wore shorts, not unlike the kind worn to protect the modesty of cheerleaders and figure skaters. Men would wear a loincloth style garment, or may forgo it.

Leggings were pretty typically worn. We may think of a pair of leggings as footless tights worn as a single garment that covers the hips. These skin leggings were different, closer to what we may think of as leg warmers. These leggings covered all the way down to the ankles and would tie around the thigh to keep them in place. If this full coverage proved too warm, they could be rolled down and tied at the knee instead. Sometimes mukluks and leggings were not seperate garments, and instead you had well insulated boots tied at the thigh or together at the waist.

Pants could be knee-length or full-length and sometimes were made with boots attached. This pants-boots combo was popular enough that the Inupiaq word for barefoot also means naked below the waist. Pants were usually considered more for men as more of their duties to the family involved needing to stay warm outside, but one must remember that just because it's common doesn't make it always the case. Women could have warm pants for being outside in the winter as well as men.

Mukluks, or kamiks, were traditional boots. Like everything else, they were made of skin. In the Kobuk region, low-cut mukluks were for traveling by land so as to not waste material. They would be worn with fur socks for extra warmth. Socks woven of grass provided structure and baleen, the same material used to give shape to Euro-American corsets and hoopskirts, was used to make stiff but flexible soles. Knowing what i know of baleen, these boot soles likely reacted to the warmth and shaped themselves to the wearer's feet, providing a good fit along with the protection sturdy-soled boots offer. Moss and lichen could be added as extra insulation.

The parka, or atigi, would often have two layers. The inner layer would have the fur turned in against the body and the outer layer would have the fur turned in. Parkas came in a variety of shapes and levels of decoration but were always pullover garments. In the Inupiaq language, atigi is also used a a verb, meaning to put something on, not unlike how dress, in English, can mean to put garments on, or refer to a specific garment itself. Post-contact, the parka is always worn strictly as outerwear. Pre-contact, it was worn against bare skin. A well-fitting traditional parka has enough room for the wearer to pull their arms out of the sleeves and into the body. This allows them not only to take off the parka, but also to warm their arms with their own contained body heat and even get comfortble enough to sleep without a blanket. The longet cut of a woman's parka likely had to do with pants being considered masculine

Mittens were typically kept on a sinew rope worn underneath or over the parka. They sometimes had seperated fingers for the articulation needed for outdoor chores and were designed to keep snow out.

fantasy!bakugou going into battle with warrior!y/n who has been killing and fighting since they were a child. they didn't want to be a warrior, but was forced into it after displaying a talent for fighting and combat. they were trained against their will and was forced up the ranks until they were pushed into a position of leader against armies and enemies. now, battle is second nature and all they want to do is stop fighting, but they know they cant.

fantasy!bakugo somehow winds up engaged with them- two strong and powerful groups forming an alliance through marriage with the strongest of each. pretty typical, but for once, bakugou doesn't oppose it- or he did until he saw them. immediately he wanted to help, wanted to lift the burden of battle off them and give them nothing but a peaceful life in his country. thats all he wants for them.

but soon they're both dragged into battle against an army who wants to take the land that doesn't belong to them for themselves. the battle is short, quick and bloody. bakugou after getting separated from his betrothed gets so anxious he wants to vomit. he knows they can't get hurt- they're too experienced and too careful. he's worried that they will hurt themself- will push themself too far and their body will give up.

as the battle wains and the enemies wain in number, he finds them quickly among the remaining heads of fighters and quickly comes to their side. grabbing their waist, pulling out of harms way and dragging them out of battle. they're stunned when they finally realize what's happening.

they've never been dragged out of battle before, only pushed into it. this sensation and experience is new. even in the past if they were bloody and beaten and on the thin line of death they were not ever given the freedom to withdraw.

"you've done enough, this fight is ours. please stop," katsuki is literally begging them, begging you, to stop fighting. and to start living for him in the middle of a battlefield where he wanted to bury your enemies and your burdens.

he's going to protect you, he promises on his ring finger and on his name that will soon belong to you.