Canon

This is. The only reason why I started the microwave animation. And honestly I'm completely satisfied cause look at her go!!11!!1!!!1!!!

REEALLLLLL!!!!! also the first time that i heard the song i wasnt that "shoked" or surprised by 7 seconds of """"moaning"""", i noticed it once i got more into the fandom and saw what people tought of it.

Tbh i've heard much worse in music and DESTROYA has such beautiful lyrics, to me its a very revolutionary song: it refers deeply to anyone that feels alone and Ostrichized by the people around them, people who feel like they arent welcomed anywhere on this earth and only have themselves, its an anthem about individuality, rising and being stronger, as strong as you need to be to confront this world and what it thinks about you, to destroy the obstacles people and the world put you Through.

So i find it very inspirational, and sweet!! Its like the song is saying "Ehy, you are stronger than them, and remember, you are never alone.

Find people like you and arise together to fight your common enemies and who wants to erase you" at least thats my interpretation!! But i think i should listen to it another time to be sure, Sorry if there are any grammatical errors lol, im kinda in a rush, hope someone will agree to this!!!(⁠ ⁠˘⁠ ⁠³⁠˘⁠)⁠♥

I will never forgive the mcr fandom for reducing destroya down to the haha funny moaning song. Like did you listen to her???

Peanuts fandom I must ask... is this anything?

anne not to alarm you but theres a boba eyed freak right behind you (Forgot to post this here lol)

pillars 🐛

Thinking about Gilbert (Giselbert) and his time as the representation of the Teutonic Knights.

Thinking about how representations like him, of military orders instead of duchies and kingdoms, were seen or treated as a servant of their orders, a servant of God.

Thinking about how Gilbert was expected to be their greatest warrior, their greatest follower, because he was "sent by God" to fulfill the Order's mission.

Thinking about how Gilbert's early introduction to love was through conflict; how he was rewarded when he excelled in battle, punished when he limped home crying.

Thinking about the budding animosity when he sees representation of kingdoms, towns, republics, etc. loved unconditionally by their people while Gilbert literally has to fight tooth and nail about it.

Thinking about the betrayal he feels when his efforts were eventually rewarded with banishment, and orders like him were later on apprehended and burned at stakes.

Thinking about his own mortality and existence, questioning why he couldn't die and if that meant he actually couldn't go to heaven.

Knighthood sure is rough.