He's Such A Creature Omfg I Love Him

oh Sanji. ohhhhhh sanji

HFIDWSNKJNOAWNDK T H I S ??????

GOOD MORROW, TMNT FANDOM!!

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(to all my moots who aren't into TMNT, consider this a formal apology /silly)

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yall need to see this shit bro

it was so hard losing my liver but i had to move on, fam

“The hardest thing about moving forward is leaving something behind - and usually it’s a part of ourselves.”

— Unknown

THERE'S A FUCKING NORSE MYTHOLOGY REFERENCE IN BLOODY RISE OF THE TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES AND NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT IT?!!!???

Okay, first off, the only reason I know this is because I did a presentation on the Norse god Odin for school, so like, Kudos to my teacher.

The following will state the reasons I believe that Baron Draxum is a Norse mythology reference to Odin, the Norse God Of War.

ANYWAYS!

We can see that Baron Draxum is first shown as,

DRAXUM!

--A menacing, towering figure with two "gargoyles" perched on each of his shoulders respectively in a bird-like manner. Both these creatures also have bird-like qualities, resembling monstrous crows with beady red eyes.

--Obsessed with war against humanity, or just war in general. (At least in season one.)

--Can be described as God-like. He literally refers to himself as Baron Draxum, Baron meaning a person of royal nobility or high status, also commonly being referred to as "Lord."

Now, why am I going around saying he's a Norse Mythology reference?

Well, just listen to the charecteristics of Odin, Norse God Of War!

ODIN!

---A menacing, towering figure with two crows perched on each of his shoulders respectively in a bird-like manner.

--Obsessed with war within humanity, or just war in general.

--Is literally God-like. He's a God.

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Is that not enough to convince you? Good, because it wasn't for me either!

Whats the real kicker? The undeniable evidence that this is truly a reference?

LAUGHS EVILLY!

Well you see, the names of the gargoyles belonging to Baron Draxum are "Huggin and Munnin."

And the names of Odins crows?

HUGINN AND MUNINN!

And just like Odin's Huginn and Muninn, Draxum's Huginn and Muninn fly around and gather him info and run his errands.

Huginn means Thought,

Muninn means Memory.

Anywho, I've literally never seen anybody else talk about this ever, so if I could be the first, I think that would be AWESOME!!! (But I doubt I am...)

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K, I'm done rambling. Back to the shadows I retreat!

t h i s

usagi has an impulsive, reckless idea on a mission and leo is telling him how it won’t work and usagi kisses him just to shut him up and then goes to do his stupid plan anyway

no we do do that

or should i say..

..doodoo?

The reading comprehension and overall common sense on this website is piss poor.

Was It A Mistake?

Was it a mistake,

When I left you for good?

When I packed the means for fire,

And hauled the timberwood?

Was it a mistake,

When I held you so closely?

When I raised the stakes,

All for some money?

Was it a mistake,

When I sung you farewells,

Only to come back,

And dig deeper than a well,

Into the fresh Earth,

And near it I mourned,

Was it a mistake,

When I buried you beneath the dirt?