mayu posts – Page 41 – toradbos dump spot

Also, back cover, and yo Shing

Apparently this is my first Tales-of-related thing I have. And yes that’s a stack of Biology things underneath.

I just need an A ;w;

Spoiler Alerts ahoy!

First thing I thought of when I saw the Lapis Lazuli screenshot was this
I mean
They’re both trying to contain something by choosing to be something worse(Lapis containing Jasper+Malachite-as of Chille Tid; Homura containing ze incubators by being the ruler of her self-inflicted hell)
In each of their following scenes they flood whatever room they’re in with whatever they were crying at the moment
Anyway, just comparing here.

Jen please understand
The school cats are cuddly af
You put your hand next to the male tabby and he headbutts into your hand

Does anyone want my Skype? I don’t go on it as often as tumblr but hey at least I have a new app

When you quite literally spin your iPad because the drawing app can’t

I’m not the bug Anon this fyi
I was the alphabet Anon and perhaps the medanon

I haven’t played KH chi yet, but have some thoughts gathered from the little knowledge I have about the game.
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Those Chirithy Dream Eaters help you to keep Lux, as in shards of light, right?
So why is it, as a Dream Eater(which is used as a combat ally in 3D) so important that it’s kept out of battle?
If you lose the Chirithy, you technically lose the bag of Lux, as in you lose your light.
And what happens with someone loses their light? They fall into darkness, as in turn into Heartless.
That probably explains why the main enemies in Chi is Heartless.
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Now let’s turn that question the other way. What happens when a Keyblader dies or turn to darkness? The Chirithy loses its source of dreams(it is a Dream Eater, after all) and dies from a lack of energy input. That’s why it disappears.

Source: Biology textbook
Considering both Skitties and Wailords are mammals, the embryo should develop in the body… But if the Wailord is actually a fish, which fertilises the eggs by releasing sperms into the water and just wait for them to fertilise the eggs, possibly the reproduction is actually artificial and the waiting-for-the-egg time is the time needed for the day-care workers to transplant the male and female gametes(I.e. The sex cells) into the egg shell.