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I love to imagine that since Yong reminds Varian so much of his younger self, he pours so much care and support on nurturing Yong's curious mind in a way he never had in his own (prior to meeting Rapunzel). Showering the kid with encouragement, assurance and wisdom... to keep going.

And that because of this, Yong develops to embrace failure as part of the stepping stone process on getting something right. He is not afraid to admit when he's wrong, and is eager to learn where he can improve. He becomes braver, more sure of himself and grows to have stronger belief in himself and in his capacity as an inventor in his own merit.

He's the most open to all sorts of ideas, no matter how absurd it sounds on paper. He will be down to give it a shot and try to make it work cuz thats part of the fun. And thats something that's special about him in the group, he is the member that constantly reminds the team that learning for fun is just as important as taking their line of work seriously. And sometimes, the other three really needs that.

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I was just in my school’s elevator with 3 other students and one said “this is just like Danganronpa” I want to die

“They have matching outfits! Oumota cannon guys!”(<- idiot)

Rebloh for recent events

This is how my life’s been feeling as of late

I like saiouma but tbh would shuichi even see kokichi as a person or would he just be a walking mistery in his eyes? Once kokichi found the courage to be honest with him, would shuichi lose interest?

I couldn't stop thinking about it.

I'm still working away on this!! I'll stream a couple days next week (probably Tuesday and Thursday?) while I keep at it!!

I don't wanna derail the post but I saw someone talking about how the way Kokichi died would have been the most ideal to him, because there wouldn't be a body for anyone to see how he felt in his final moments. So he gets to die without that mask ever slipping off or for anyone to see his true self even in his final moments...

... Except, Kaito did.

Kaito knows how Kokichi behaved in his final moments. Whether or not he cried or screamed or wailed. Whether or not he was scared or at peace or thought he deserved the death he brought upon himself. He knows his final words, or if he didn't have anything left to say.

He knows. He knows, and brought that secret with him to his own grave.

New Headcanon: Eugene lost the Double Headed Edmund Coin when he was going to sell it in a desperate attempt to get rid of the debt he had with the Baron - because it probably was A Genuine Gold Double Headed Coin From A Dead Kingdom

Yes I'm assuming that coin collectors existed in whatever time Tangled is bc how unclear in the time period they end up being (plus being a fantasy)

And yes I'm assuming it's a true one and not a magicians coin that Lance found lying around, though I'm not going to brush aside the possibility that Eugene and Lance genuinely thought it was fake.