#fantasy high

mad that all of you who said that fantasy high slaps were right. it does, in fact, slap

ginopizza:

(Most neurotic guy in the world voice) I like to chill and have fun

iameowyb:

Finished Fantasy High Sophomore Year and let me just say the amount of times it’s hinted toward Adaine being autistic is KILLING me.

So here are some things I notice over two seasons:

- she has a panic disorder, which is very common in autistic people

- she is refreshed by Ayda’s forthrightness, and very quickly becomes best friends with her because of how much they relate. This makes sense because Adaine herself is very blunt, which we see in different scenarios like her conversation at the breakfast table in the very first episode, or her telling Biz Glitterdew that he sucks

- in the scene where Adaine and Ayda meet in a little spacial pocket before entering the Forest of the Nightmare King, Ayda asks if she ever wonders about her brain being “wrong” and Adaine is so relieved and talks about how she feels that way too

- Ayda makes her the spell “Adaines Furious Fist” and if I remember correctly literally says she created it because Adaine has a “strong sense of justice” which will cause her to punch people who threaten her or her friends. A strong sense of justice is a common autistic trait, in fact I’m pretty sure that exact phrasing is used in autistic descriptions

- parts of her fears in the Nightmare Forest is that she will never get new friends after her current ones pass away because she’s afraid of change and fears she won’t be able to meet new people/do new things to create more relationships in her life

- Right after Adaine gives Ayda “Comprehend Subtext”, Fig starts flirting with Ayda by saying she likes explains things to her. Adaine apologizes for possibly making things weird, but upon hearing that Fig was flirting, Adaine says “oh! I’m so bad at reading that!” and feels better. Literally a second after giving her canonically autistic friend a Comprehend Subtext spell, Adaine misreads the subtext behind what Fig was saying.

I’m also very strongly into the headcanon that Gorgug and Zelda are an aut4aut couple. This one I will not present evidence for. I simply feel it.

iameowyb:

*D20 announces The Seven*

Don’t mind me, just actively incorporating r4r into my vocabulary for the rest of my life

Informal petition for D20 to link compilations of all their soundtracks. I’ve noticed this before, (but particularly in Mice and Murder cause that’s the one I’m watching rn) but this royalty free music goes so hard for absolutely no reason

*D20 announces The Seven*

Finished Fantasy High Sophomore Year and let me just say the amount of times it’s hinted toward Adaine being autistic is KILLING me.

So here are some things I notice over two seasons:

- she has a panic disorder, which is very common in autistic people

- she is refreshed by Ayda’s forthrightness, and very quickly becomes best friends with her because of how much they relate. This makes sense because Adaine herself is very blunt, which we see in different scenarios like her conversation at the breakfast table in the very first episode, or her telling Biz Glitterdew that he sucks

- in the scene where Adaine and Ayda meet in a little spacial pocket before entering the Forest of the Nightmare King, Ayda asks if she ever wonders about her brain being “wrong” and Adaine is so relieved and talks about how she feels that way too

- Ayda makes her the spell “Adaines Furious Fist” and if I remember correctly literally says she created it because Adaine has a “strong sense of justice” which will cause her to punch people who threaten her or her friends. A strong sense of justice is a common autistic trait, in fact I’m pretty sure that exact phrasing is used in autistic descriptions

- parts of her fears in the Nightmare Forest is that she will never get new friends after her current ones pass away because she’s afraid of change and fears she won’t be able to meet new people/do new things to create more relationships in her life

- Right after Adaine gives Ayda “Comprehend Subtext”, Fig starts flirting with Ayda by saying she likes explains things to her. Adaine apologizes for possibly making things weird, but upon hearing that Fig was flirting, Adaine says “oh! I’m so bad at reading that!” and feels better. Literally a second after giving her canonically autistic friend a Comprehend Subtext spell, Adaine misreads the subtext behind what Fig was saying.

I adore Brennan Lee Mulligan’s world building/story telling/general attitude and personality- but each time he makes a player cry I vow that he will one day meet my blade

iameowyb:

I am a diehard Zelda Donovan fan and a Gorgug x Zelda enthusiast. But I don’t know if I can handle watching Brennan Lee Mulligan flirt back and forth with himself. I don’t know if I can handle a Gorgug impression. We might just need to have a Gorgugless season with Zelda as her own person

Okay you know what I stand but all that but if Zelda Donovan to get her kisses in I would not be too terribly angry let that poor rage filled goat have a kiss

I am a diehard Zelda Donovan fan and a Gorgug x Zelda enthusiast. But I don’t know if I can handle watching Brennan Lee Mulligan flirt back and forth with himself. I don’t know if I can handle a Gorgug impression. We might just need to have a Gorgugless season with Zelda as her own person

A group entirely made of women saving the world? My soul is nourished and I’m going to ascend. And with the exception of two people, being played by an all female cast? Incredible. I love these 7 goddamn girls so much I hope they wreak so much havoc

iameowyb:

I like to think that if the Seven Maidens died, they’d become honorary members of the Goldenrod. Sure they’d almost definitely end up in heaven, but they’d get a day trip to the nine hell’s every once in a while. Just to torture Kalvaxus. As a treat.

I made this post just a couple days before The Seven trailer dropped needless to say I am going absolutely buck wild for my girls

The Ball is the Ball is the Ball is the

“Don’t worry Gilear, you’ll be useful to us yet”