Media Literacy And Smooshing My Little Guys Together Like Non-canon Compliant Barbies Should Not Be Mutually

Media literacy and smooshing my little guys together like non-canon compliant barbies should not be mutually exclusive

Also what happens to Eiffel is so similar to what happens to Fisher. Hilbert's Decima patient is outside the station when an unexpected (or at least mistimed) event knocks him off structure, and the commander goes to rescue him. Except Minkowski makes it back with Eiffel in tow, and all Lovelace gets for her efforts is a broken arm. In season 2 when Hera rips into her, she says their crew did what Lovelace's couldn't. Does Lovelace know about this little misadventure? What is it like to see this man who got spaced like Fisher, who got sick like Lambert and Hui, and who keeps coming back? Why does he of all people get to survive when hers didn't? Why did Minkowski get to win?

HAPPY 10TH ANNIVERSARY, WOLF 359!

Here's the Season 4 poster to celebrate!

To the cast and crew (if they somehow happen to see this) (I doubt any of them are on Tumblr so I'll just ramble to the void):

This show honestly changed my life. I know it's cliché, but it really helped me out of a low point in my life . It also helped me as a writer — watching the AMAs to hear what the writers said and studying the scripts improved my skills exponentially. Furthermore, the plot, the voice talent, the sound design and the soundtrack are all crafted amazingly — you can really tell the show is brimming with passion! It's really a love letter to sci-fi fans too.. gosh, I could honestly talk about why I love this show for hours, but I'll keep it short. Essentially, if you see this, thank you for creating something so wonderful. Thank you for inspiring so many people. Thank you for creating such a great story.

To everyone else (I know it'll mostly be fans seeing this, but just in case one of my followers hasn't listened):

If you haven't listened to Wolf 359, I highly recommend it. 10/10 show. And it's definitely a good starting point in terms of fiction podcasts; since it's so cinematic, you can visualise everything you hear very easily, making it great to listen to! Also, for a show that's 10 years old, it aged really well. Many shows like that fall to the issue of having outdated jokes and references, but Wolf 359 is a truly timeless one.

more doodles bc lou really hurt my feelings

K!! Is!! A deeply flawed young adult!!! They are NOT:

1. MALICIOUS

2. ABUSIVE

3. A TERRIBLE PERSON

They are a 20 year old with almost zero real life connections, who as far as they know caused the destruction of the world's most valuable resource by doing the right thing. They've spent three years on the run being asked to fix the world's magical problems from a trailer with only a stressed out chipmunk helping them.

Of course their first instinct is to help. They're constantly being asked to solve other people's problems; their good friend being injured in a way they COULD have fixed but DIDN'T? Of course that's fucking anxiety inducing.

so.

i am doing my best to not come into a fandom space with the intention of being a terrorist. i want to talk about the fucking amazing things about mismag 2 and i have been.

but also i have been a bipoc in fan spaces for decades now and i am not down for another round of 'bipoc partner/ex of white character becomes fandom punching bag.'

i don't object to the idea that blowing up someone's arm, even if it's fixable, could be a relationship-ending event. what i strongly object to is the idea that k is uniquely horrible for their past behavior and therefore unforgiveable. k is not evan's abuser. don't put that on them.