And The Devil, Himself Did In Fact Take Him Away

Hes so gender to me

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Aizawa "missionary, so I can watch the attitude drip from your eyes with every thrust" Shouta

heya heya Her!! welcome to the new blog my dear friend <33 i wish you the best luck!!

Can i have Mondo Owada x reader cuddling headcanons?? :D your writings will be fantastic! there is no doubt! >w<

Welcome as well, my child! Thank you for your kind words and wishes.

Ah, already expecting only good from me, my child? This is very adorable and actually pleasant to hear. So, I guess I should follow your expectations.

- Herr

Mondo Oowada cuddling headcanons

Warnings: swearing, pet names (if that's a trigger for you)

I associate Mondo with Poseidon - a greek supreme sea god, rageful, heavy-tempered, domineering, possessing ubreakable, turbulent strength, furiously chasing those who insult him.

Edit by me.

~ Mondo may be a bold, foul-mouthed, intimidating delinquent who always gets into a fight with someone who's too brave to cross roads with him. But, truth to be told, his heart is as big as he himself.

~ That means he becomes much softer when it's his beloved one. His tone becomes more tender, softer and more quiet, he swears less and all in all acts more affectionate.

~ He's actually a little shy when it comes to romantic physical touch. We all know Oowada has strength complex, and he understands that romance supposes being soft, because he doesn't want to hurt you, so at first time, at the beginning of relationship, his hugs are light, timid, but still full of love. It doesn't mean he's against it. Mondo's just unused to it. He's unused to have a full romantic relationship at all, so, please, be patient with him. He needs to get used to it.

~ And when he gets used to it, he goes all to the fullest. He loves to hold you in his big strong arms, pressing you to his huge body. At these times he understands that he actually stays strong even at these actions, being your strong protecter, holding you safe in his warm embraces.

~ Due to his regular workouts, which guaranteed him having a good blood circulation and other physical things, his body is very warm most of the time, so expect every cuddling session to be also a warming up.

~ By the way his boobs are kinda soft

~ Again, as it was said, he's a huge trouble maker, a huge fan of fights, but he's so tender with his little princess/prince (he would call you that even if you're the same height as him or taller, but if you're uncomfortable with the nickname, he'll stop).

~ Mondo will cuddle with you when you had a bad day, patting your head gently and telling your insulters are "fuckers who don't deserve to even look at you in the wrong way", that you're his treasure and how much he loves, adores you. He will cuddle you during cold day/night, pressing you tightly to his massive chest, wrapping his arms around your whole body. He will cuddle you when you can't fell asleep, rubbing your back, trying to lull you this way. He also smells good, like something very dear to you. His natural scent. He uses perfume sometimes, but you feel this scent anyway.

~ He loves pepperng your face with kisses, caressing it with his big palms. His lips are soft and warm, maybe just a little bit rough in some places.

~ Mondo likes it when you sit in his lap. If you're shorter than him, you remind him of a cub and it's so adorable to him. He just adores to feel strong enough to protect you from all dangerous things in this world and his heart melts from the fact that you trust him enough to be so close to him.

~ Sometimes, especially when meeting each other after some time, he loves to hug you, then lift up a little and whirl around with you. He will also give you piggy pag rides . Again, if you're uncomfortable with these actions, he won't do anything that upsets you.

~ All in all, this man is perfect for cuddles.

Here it is, my child. Please, inform me if you'd like to change anything.

So… what if no one can die in danganronpa?

Zombie setting where the undead are drawn towards unhygienic scents, so survivors constantly bathe to avoid being eaten.

Zombies are docile when adorned with flowers.

Settlements overgrown with herbs and flora.

Barely any banditry; everyone is focused on farming and gathering.

Different human factions and towns named after flowers like Lilies, Orchids, Roses, etc.

Instead of immediately killing an infected survivor, they’re given special funeral rites - the zombie is covered with flowers to keep them calm, and  allowed to walk out from the settlement to join the hordes.

There's this added layer of sadness to the Sole Survivor that I've never seen anyone talk about, and that's the fact you as the protagonist haven't just been stripped of your identity not just in a metaphorical sense, but a very literal one as well. Despite being frozen for 210 years, the world before would still be fresh in your mind.

Imagine walking down into The Third Rail for the first time to hear the angelic singing of Magnolia echoing throughout the establishment, and as you turn the corner to see her performing in the spotlight, your expression immediately changes as you realize... that's your dress she's wearing.

You're in Diamond City and head over to the office to talk to Mayor McDonough about asking permission to check out Kellogg's house, and when you're talking to Geneva at the front desk you notice she's wearing your mother's necklace. Or worse, you bump into Ann Codman and she's the one wearing it, and you barely get a chance to get a second glimpse at it before she huffily walks away.

You see old memories of yours for sale that you can't buy back because you don't have the money, finding belongings of yours in the most unlikely of places. Things of yours owned by people who can't be convinced that those items are still yours to you, because they can't believe you're really from all those years ago so they mock you instead.

Seeing old photos of you happy from your life before, being placed among photos of other people in buildings being used as some kind of decoration. A bitter realization and a constant reminder that you, the things you use to associate with and the people you use to associate with really are just relics of the past.

take it.

Fallout 4: Where is the Lone Wanderer?*

*a vague conspiracy theory which doesn’t actually answer the question at hand. We all have our own ideas of how the lore should go, and I’m sure yours is very canon-compliant and valid, but this is mine and I have support for it. Looooongpost.

First off: What do we know about the canon Wanderer?

We know they activated Project Purity (or had a companion do it) without the FEV and were inducted into the Brotherhood. We know they’ve met with MacCready (you can’t finish the game if you don’t), and he has dialogue indicating they had further contact. They also took the Brotherhood’s side at Adams Air Force Base.

We don’t know what happened with The Replicated Man, but since the canon Wanderer appears to have good karma, and info from 4 implies Zimmer’s disappearance was more recent than ten years ago, it seems likely they took the boring ending, which secures their membership in the Railroad.

Why aren’t they in Fallout 4?

The Doylist answer is that they’re highly customizable, and so they have no canon appearance, personality, gender, etc. But in-universe? Something happened.

“Accepting outsiders like yourself has proven disastrous in the past.” - Kells

“I've seen other soldiers come and go. Some were brave, some were honest... hell, some were even downright heroic.” - Danse

“Every doctor I've talked to was worthless. [] I don't need them... I need someone like you.” - MacCready

When Duncan first got sick, “someone like you” would have meant the Wanderer. This suggests (to me) that they’re not in the Capital Wasteland anymore. But they’re certainly not in the Commonwealth either.

The weird thing is that the Lone Wanderer is all over this game - they’re the namesake for a male hairstyle, a perk, a DCR song, a motorcycle brand… and the codename of Deacon’s mission to save the Railroad from certain destruction by recruiting the Sole Survivor.

Someday We’ll Find It, the Deacon Connection

Oh yeah, I’m going here. Desdemona’s terminal entries confirm it was always Deacon’s plan to get you onboard and use you to destroy the Institute. There are Railroad lookout posts near 111/Sanctuary and Red Rocket, and of course he followed you in Goodneighbor, Diamond City, and Bunker Hill (at least). His court jester vibe hides it a bit, but he’s manipulating you more than he’s manipulating Desdemona in the intro scene. And do you notice he rarely gives you a firm verbal disapproval unless you’re hurting the Railroad?

What could have caused Deacon’s interest in you, unless he’s made the connection between you and the Lone Wanderer? He’ll vouch for you if you haven’t accomplished anything yet, or even if you’re a Brotherhood member. A Pip-Boyed stranger emerges from a vault in the middle of a crisis, gaining friends, skills, items, and special abilities at a suspicious rate? Probably with the same gender and playstyle as the previous one? Heck, when he first heard the rumors, he probably thought you WERE the Lone Wanderer.

There are other indications the Railroad has been in contact with them — Desdemona mentions the Capital Wasteland as their primary destination for synths, and Deacon references Harkness’s recall code. If you refuse to pick a codename, Desdemona even assigns you “Wanderer.”

So what happened, then?

I think the answer lies with the Brotherhood, specifically in Deacon’s hatred of them. Sure, ideology is enough to hate them for, but Deacon sure seems suspiciously happy if you nuke their base of operations. (Some of) his comments on that:

“The Brotherhood... well, I met them on an op in Capital Wasteland a few years back. But now with Elder Maxson... Let's just say, not a fan.”

“That bastard Maxson really screwed them up. The Brotherhood used to be the good guys. Well, goodish.”

[Who’s Elder Maxson?] “He’s a piece of work, is what he is.”

And on his time in the Capital:

“Did I ever tell you about the time I was in Capital Wasteland? Now there's a tale.”

“Capital Wasteland. Exports: purified water, some decent tech, oh, and an insane suicidal cult that worships radiation. Thanks, guys.”

“I miss Capital Wasteland. You can actually drink the water there.”

And a few lines I’ve decided (with no evidence) directly refer to LW:

“Last partner I had wound up going... well, a little insane. I think it was all my show tune medleys.”

[After Maxson orders you to hunt Danse down] “See? This is what the Brotherhood's really about.”

And my favorite: “I’ve been looking forward to kicking the Brotherhood’s teeth in. I owe them.” This line comes before Glory is killed, so he’s not referring to that. The Brotherhood only recently arrived in force in the Commonwealth. He’s talking about something that happened in the Capital Wasteland.

So Here’s What Might Have Happened:

In early 2286, Deacon moves to the Capitol Wasteland for awhile, probably to get a face change and lay low for a bit. He contacts the Lone Wanderer, who has barely heard from the Railroad in nine years. They begin to work together.

(In context, this journal entry looks like he’s somehow gathering intel to predict when Vault 111 will open, but I can’t think of a way for him to get that information or know why it’s important, so I’m not going to believe it just yet.)

The Wanderer is still a knight, maybe a paladin. Maxson has been elder for 2-3 years and is monitoring the Institute. Meanwhile, the Lone Wanderer and Deacon are setting up infrastructure to receive escaped synths.

And then the Brotherhood finds out about one of the safehouses. With their limited understanding, they believe that the Institute is holed up there and attack. The Wanderer intentionally throws the mission — maybe disobeys orders, maybe downs a vertibird or collapses a subway tunnel, or maybe even attacks their brothers to protect the synths.

And, well-

Either they were killed, or they escaped court martial and execution by a hair’s breadth and fled the Capital, leaving Deacon to believe Maxson had them killed.

There you have it. That’s why they aren’t in Brotherhood dialogue or records. Their accomplishments couldn’t be recognized because they’re a traitor. And that’s why it’s personal for Deacon.

Excuse you!?!