Hitch: What Is The ONE Thing I Asked You NOT To Do?

Oh my gods, what?!

This is the most posts I’ve made on any platform.

Photos by me.

The number one cause of death, is birth. If there was less people born in the world, the less deaths there’d be.

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AU where Zuko realises very early into his banishment that he’s been sent on a hopeless goose chase and, actually, he doesn’t want to return to the oppressive Fire Nation and his abusive father. And he sticks with this decision even after Aang wakes up from the iceberg

Except then Aang meets Zuko - probably when Zuko jumps in to save someone, because his sense of justice is too strong to just sit back while someone is hurt, even if he is trying to remain apolitical - and his brain goes “!!!!” Because that’s a good firebender. They do exist. And now Aang knows someone who can teach him firebending without trying to kill him

Except Zuko wants nothing to do with the Avatar. He especially doesn’t want to get entangled with his father’s war. So the rest of the season is about Zuko running from the Avatar, and Aang and co trying to capture the reluctant ex-Prince of the Fire Nation so he can be Aang’s firebending teacher

So, here’s some fan art of Garmadon, that I drew almost 4 years ago for a fanfic I read over 4 years ago. The fanfic is Time Break, by Anonymous.

When I finally got around to drawing this, I kinda forgot the name of the fic, and I couldn't find it. I also started hyerfixating on another series, anyway, here’s the fanart.

There’s two other versions without the black tendrils.

Don’t know why I didn’t reblog this master piece earlier, but I am now. I have been looking for a map of Ninjago that I could base off my geography for my Ninjago AU on. If you haven’t yet check out Joshuad17′s work you should, his art’s amazing, and his headcanons(?) I don’t know what to call them,) are great as well.

I figure I would share this here, since people are already posting it. It's my current map of Ninjago, featuring everything up to Season 13! I worked with Tommy Andreasen on the locations, to make sure they were as accurate as possible.