Linked Universe Update

Linked Universe Update

Twi is dying (and beautifully tired) but still alive (he has recovered his modesty with a shirt)

Legend : sooo... How're you doing ?

Twilight : not so good. I feel myself dying, I am... depressive (so much angst).

Time looks so sad and stressed and Warriors is just waiting for his friend inevitable death (look at his face, look at his resignation)

We got softy Legend crying, which is at the opposite of some characterization in some fanfics (I love big softy and broken Legend just as much as I love mean and badass Legend)

And I spot the Four moment in the next post because that look he gave Wild in the last panel must have some meaning !

What If (Bleach)

What if reiatsu has a similar way of working as magic in HP.

It would be awesome to have a talking portrait of dead (really dead) people, giding you and providing a glimpse of the past.

The reiatsu of the person could be incorporated in the painting/drawing with Kido spells and seals. It would survive the person's death and be self sufficient.

But it would be a very precious and pricy thing (money, ressources, talent...) , only affordable by the nobles or the higher levels of the Gotei 13. The more you pour reiatsu in the object during your lifetime, the more realistic the reactions would be. The reiatsu is engraved in a time and it would take time and a lot of effort to put a profound way of thinking into it (the chiefs of the noble houses and the captains would have a duty to implement regularly their reiatsu in their ceremonial portrait).

The family's shrines and some workdesks would be very noisy.

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Hisana's funeral portrait telling Byakuya he's a massive dumbass (and becoming fast friend with Ichigo when Rukia showed up with him).

Kaien doing his best to help Rukia and the Shibas. Him being extatic at meeting Ichigo (and trashing Isshin). His portrait would be side by side with Isshin's and Miyako's so they could converse easily.

Unohana smiling on Kyone's desk. Kyoraku and Rukia having one of Ukitake on theirs.

Rangiku ranting at Gin's ceremonial portrait for him being a bastard and abandoning her.

There would be no fair portrait of Aizen, as he was always lying (and couldn't afford a portrait that looked like the real him).

I love the fact that Link is such a gremlin.

So much that he ends up being an important figure of the Yiga clan, knowing their secret techniques and everything.

I see him travelling, disguising himself as a Yiga and going to chat with them, even after the end of Ganondorf. He would be that supportive figure in the clan, not always there but listening to their struggles.

He would keep the charade up, much to Zelda's annoyance. (After all this time, he's gotten attached to them and their weekly assassination attempts).

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And then, one day, the chain gets on this new Hyrule. It's vast, wild and destroyed but the people are welcoming and warm.

The groups gets into a stabble that have a bar. And while waiting for their drinks, they hear this group chatting (loudly complaining) about the hero.

After closer inspection, they hear them talking about killing the hero and how hard and difficult it is. They're whinning and crying in their drinks, recounting their attempts to another guy who seems sympathetic and give them advice between rounds of drinking.

It's a deeply uncomfortable conversation to witness for the heroes. Even more so because the guy gives good advice.

They see the conversation unfold with growing horror, until the assassins finish their drinks and leave the place, sure that they will get the hero next time.

The (very well informed) advisor remains and the chain is half tempted to go talk to him about the hero.

But before they can make up their mind, a charismatic woman enters.

She's blonde, with emerald eyes that blaze with fire, and brimming with exasperation as she approach the advisor at a brisk pace. He's unbothered, waving a hand and offering her a dumb grin as she gets near "Hey Zel'-"

"Don't 'Hey Zel' me you idiot. What were you thinking?!"

"I-"

"You have to stop encouraging those Yigas. They want to kill you !"

"Nah, they want to kill the hero. They like me, they look up to me for advice and everything. And they're nice drinking buddies."

"Link, the only reason they drink with you is because they haven't realised you're the hero they're trying to kill. One day, your luck will run out and you will get killed."

"But Zel, how can I leave them so sad and depressed ?"

The chain is dumbstruck.

That's their hero ? That guy that was giving assassination advice ?? For himself ???

They look as the Zelda and Link bicker like an old married couple while they ask themselves what kind of madman Hylia sent them.

(It turns out that that Wild is a wild, trigger-happy, bored gremlin that will launch itself at chaos.)

(The yigas are just entertainment. He's part of their clan and one of their best member)

Zelda is not amused

If it's really a Zelda from the past, then we will finally get a colored Zelda.

Because we were robbed of it with Tetra (who turned pastry white in her Zelda outfit).

Until now, Zelda's incarnation were always clear colored.

Hey am I the only one who feels like this (^^^^) could be a previous incarnation of Zelda, like from the First Calamity??? It's just a bit of speculation floating around in my brain, but here me out

Throughout the trailer, Zelda appears to be wearing the exact same outfit as the character above. Around her neck, Mystery Lady is wearing the same weird glowy tear-shaped object Zelda is seen holding. She's wielding what looks like some sort of light-based power, which reminds me of Zelda's divine power. And, imo, she does have a bit of a superficial resemblance to our current Zelda

And, in this screenshot, we can see that Zelda has acquired tear-like markings on her cheeks similar to those of the Mystery Woman

What this really makes me wonder is, if this Is the previous incarnation of Zelda, why is she here?? How is she going to show up in the game/what role is she going to play? Will there be time travel?? Will it be like Skyward Sword, where they had to go back in time to truly defeat the Demon King???

to counter blindness (Wizard style)

Ominis uses his wand to orient himself but what if he has a spell that allows him to see through the eyes of someone else ?

It would feel like he has a VR headset on : good image quality but too woobly. He would quickly feel sick but it would be worth it, to "see" the world with the eyes of his friend or the person that voluntered. It's a complex and exhausting spell so he doesn't use it often.

Once he goes to Hogwarts, he searches for other ways to see the world. He optimizes his detection spell, tries potions and spells (misuses some), does some weird things in order to get some minutes were he can confront reality with his imagination and complete his "vision" (the color of the commonroom, the shade of hair from Sebastian, the face of his comrades and professors...).

He keeps looking and by the time he's an old cranky man who's lost his best friend to dark magic he has tons of useless knowledge (he doesn't wish to see a world where his friend isn't around anymore).

So he chooses to compile everything in a guide for future blind wizards. The book contains everything he tried, his impressions and tips to get it better. He even puts the spells and potions he invented.

After all, he hopes that the book will be useful for someone and that it will guide them to their strength.

The new Ashoka serie smells more and more like a "we have to save soldier Ezra" serie.

Not that I mind, I love Ezra and his feral energy.

(It's funny how much Jedi survived when they were supposed to be instinct.)

(And Luke who though he was the last ! Maybe he joined the secret Jedi club where everybody has a code name)