Primordial Chargeblade. retweeted
Welp its official, rejuvenation is too strong.
How tf neither joiplay or kirin can load it?!?!? Im up to date too!!!
Welp its official, rejuvenation is too strong.
How tf neither joiplay or kirin can load it?!?!? Im up to date too!!!
Primordial Chargeblade. retweeted
MOBIUS WAS NEVER A FOOL HE WAS A VICTIM OF THE SYSTEM HE DI*D DEFENDING
.Most fans look back at Mobius’s story arc as a bittersweet tragedy about a bureaucrat who lost his way, but this scene reveals the horrific psychological reality of the TVA. Mobius didn't defend the Time Keepers because he was weak or gullible; he defended them because his entire sense of self, morality, and identity had been systematically erased and rebuilt from scratch. The moment he finally allowed himself to trust Loki and embrace his true origin, the system didn't just re educate him it outright deleted him for daring to possess free will. He was pruned not for committing a crime, but for remembering that he was human.
What hit you harder: Mobius finally realizing he was a Variant right before being pruned, or Loki watching his only real friend in the TVA get erased?
Primordial Chargeblade. retweeted
Both methods have its ups and downs.
Ambush predators use less energy but it comes at the cost of having almost a none existent margin of error.
Chasers can make themselves know sooner, but every mile their prey runs is energy they are using too.
Primordial Chargeblade. retweeted
Repost of my Halloween page from #TinderSkitty.
Screw the voting, im doing compromise
Primordial Chargeblade. retweeted
A real father never gives up. 26 days of searching, one mission, and a love stronger than fear ❤️
Both methods have its ups and downs.
Ambush predators use less energy but it comes at the cost of having almost a none existent margin of error.
Chasers can make themselves know sooner, but every mile their prey runs is energy they are using too.
Primordial Chargeblade. retweeted
The beloved voice of Rafiki in Lion King, Robert Guillaume Passed Away Nine Years Ago at 89 🎬🎙️🕊️
Remembering a true television and voice-acting legend ❤️
Robert Guillaume became one of television's most respected and beloved performers, best remembered for his iconic portrayal of Benson DuBois in Soap and its successful spin-off, Benson.
He also captured the hearts of Disney fans as the original voice of Rafiki, the wise and eccentric mandrill in The Lion King, bringing warmth, humor, and unforgettable wisdom to one of animation's most cherished characters.
His extraordinary career extended across television, film, theater, animation, and video games.
Some of his memorable film and television roles include:
• Benson DuBois — Soap / Benson
• Isaac Jaffe — Sports Night
• Dr. Frank Napier — Lean on Me
• Hawkins — D*ath Warrant
• Wilkes — First Kid
• Agent Steve Bishop — Spy Hard
• Ted Reed — The Meteor Man
• Dr. Bennett — Big Fish
• Fred — Seems Like Old Times
• Philmore Walker — Wanted: Dead or Alive
• Pete Fletcher — The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
• Hoke Colburn — Driving Miss Daisy
• Nathan Detroit — Guys and Dolls (Stage)
• The Phantom — The Phantom of the Opera (Stage)
His memorable voice roles include:
• Rafiki — The Lion King
• Rafiki — The Lion King II: Simba's Pride
• Rafiki — The Lion King 1½
• Rafiki — Timon & Pumbaa
• Dr. Eli Vance — Half-Life 2
• Dr. Eli Vance — Half-Life 2: Episode One
• Dr. Eli Vance — Half-Life 2: Episode Two
• Mr. Thicknose — The Land Before Time VIII: The Big Freeze
• Detective Catfish — Fish Police
• Ben — The Adventures of Tom Thumb & Thumbelina
• Narrator — Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child
Guillaume's influence reached far beyond his unforgettable performances. As a groundbreaking Black actor, he challenged stereotypes and helped redefine opportunities for African American performers in television and theater.
His powerful voice, natural charisma, and dedication to his craft allowed him to move seamlessly between heartfelt drama, sophisticated comedy, beloved animated characters, and memorable video game performances.
Nine years after his passing at 89, Robert Guillaume remains an unforgettable figure in entertainment history 🎙️🕊️































