If Zane Were Ever Magicked Into A Human He Would Be Bedridden From His First Tummy Ache. He Would Not

My favorite thing about the dance sequences in this episode are all the subtle variations. It would have probably been easier for the animators to sync the character models to a uniform set movement but even in the final performance there are all these little details given to each ninja that really brings the whole episode to life

For instance here you can actually see Zane has his foot raised off the ground

I also noticed that occasionally he and Kai get ahead of Jay and Cole (with Zane being slightly faster at moving towards the next pose)

The start has Cole's stance as the widest, which makes sense because he needs to stand out for his own true potential episode!

I don't know what any of these moves are called, but I think it's interesting how Kai is more dramatic with the way he raises his shoulder- compared to Jay, whose performs the same move at a much softer angle

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I just pulled out Castle of the Forsaken Emperor for my previous post and I feel like it’s essential that I remind the world of these stickers’ existence.

I could take the pieces out for a better view, but that’s too much work.

He was angy

(I love how Zane felt bad when he got made😂 We don't deserve him🤍🤍)

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Don't worry ^_^

A lot of people's issues with modern D&D would be immediately fixed if they accepted the game for what its rules actually say the game is trying to achieve (even though the rules are usually not vocal about it and you kind of have to divine that purpose).

Like, a lot of GMs seem to stress over making their games challenging enough but not too lethal because if the dreaded TPK happens or a character dies before fulfilling their personal arc then the narrative momentum of the game dies. But like:

Death is pretty much the only consequence of note in modern D&D. It might not be a fun consequence but without it you lose all tension

The fact that death is always on the table should be an indication that the game itself does not care about narrative continuity nor your characters' personal arcs.

Despite all the modern guardrails and mechanics like bonds and ideals that are supposed to add character death, D&D is ultimately a "some assholes go to die in a ditch" type of game. And that's okay. But playing it as a "I must preserve narrative continuity and make sure characters stay alive or else my plans are ruined" game means an uphill battle against the game itself.

Just r/ninjago having a normal one

Some of these look like menu options from a KFC joint lmao

new 2025 leaks

Ras is still going? That is one tough tiger to kill. Can‘t confirm anything about the veritability of these yet

I figured it out.

If pixal were an animal, she would be a sphynx cat.

Bozocore <3

THE KAI DRAGGING GOT ME SO BAD 😭

I HAD TO EDIT THIS

You know where to find me.