Not Dimension 20s Art Team Having The Whole Group Losing It The Very First Episode (the Reactions Were

not dimension 20’s art team having the whole group losing it the very first episode (the reactions were so good)

Absolutely love that their poses theyre all walking together and Evan isnt casting a shadow

DIMENSION 20: TIME QUANGLE Episode 2: Betrayed by Live Theatre

putting a polaroid of you on my unhinged conspiracy board and linking you with a red string to a post it note that just says "gay"

THIS IS ONE OF THE MOMENTS WITH EVAN I WAS TALKING ABOUT

On the surface it’s based in humor and it looks playful but then we cut to Evan describing the loneliness of his world. and you realize that the lighthearted humor is meant to hide the fact that Evan once again feels like he doesn’t belong

This moment... Took me out!

First time we met Jammer, he was running basketball practice with his team, offering tips and advice to the younger players, and generally embodying everything a team captain should be. Now, we see him working with kids, helping out in so many different areas, and clearly dedicating his life to lifting other people up, but there's some disconnect there all the same.

First time we met K, she was deep in fandom discourse threads on Twitter, perfectly embodied the spirit of the person who's chronically online and always on edge, and wanted nothing more than to be magic and cool and mysterious. Now, they're a magical hacker who lives on the road, doesn't take breaks for days because they're so fixated on helping people, and is magic and cool and mysterious, but in a whole other direction than they thought they'd be.

First time we met Sam, she was doing a livestream for a trend that she didn't fully get, going through her life with a big smile on her face, and was the type of person who would be irritating if they weren't so clearly authentically kind. Now, she's an actual celebrity who's running a talk show that she's not quite sure how to run, shining brighter than she ever has before, and is running on impulse in a way that, against all odds, works out in her favor.

First time we met Evan, he was alone in every sense of the word, living from moment to moment, prioritizing safety above all else, and having no idea how to deal with his out-of-control powers. Now, even though he has people and a home and a semblance of stability, he's still clinging onto the behaviors that kept him alive, still ready to pack up his life at a moment's notice, still keeping an eye out for the moment where he starts casting a shadow.

Everything stays but it still changes, huh?