It is not against the rules to ship characters. That's getting a little ridiculous.Also, characters are still under age. Might want to step away from anything that is beyond 'they'd get along great.'
That is misrepresenting the rule.Also, characters are still under age. Might want to step away from anything that is beyond 'they'd get along great.'
Shipping is fine, I think. So long as there's no sexual connotations.
If its something a couple has no trouble doing in front of their congregation, its fine.
"Trust me, if I could think of a better way, I'd be taking it in a heartbeat. Just make sure things are ready. We will be watching, headmaster." He finished, closing the call.
Considering that we have a complexity limit,OTP: Durga x DAKKA!!
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P.s. Somehow, someway -we're doing ^this^ to AG forces at some point in this quest and no one can tell me otherwise.
I still ship Anna/Shuri. Two traumatized former-child soldiers helping each other heal and move on strikes a chord in me.
And as a bonus, it would make both of them much more narratively important, meaning that they're more likely to survive Anna's spin-off afterwards when it happens.
Ahh, shipping.I still ship Anna/Shuri. Two traumatized former-child soldiers helping each other heal and move on strikes a chord in me.
And as a bonus, it would make both of them much more narratively important, meaning that they're more likely to survive Anna's spin-off afterwards when it happens.
I hear ya, man.
So, notice something kind of funny? Funny "That's kind of weird", not funny "Hah Hah"? Indra, Class A Type Zero Antagonist. Indra, as in the Hindu king of the gods. Durga, as in This.Soooo... Who wants to keep trying to fool the audience into thinking we're from a super soldier program until the actual super soldier shows up? Also, odds that the program is related to "Battalion 44?"
Where did Anna get her weapons from? The Antagonists, whose type zeroes are commonly given the names of gods or monsters from mythology. And you know who Sehkmet is? A lion goddess.Adishakti re-manifested as Durga to slay Mahishasura. Armed with celestial weapons of all deities and decked with divine ornaments, Durga rode into the battle field and challenged demons for battle. Mahishasura's entire army, led by demons like Chikshur, Chamar, Asiloma, Vidalaksha, Durdhara, Durmukha, Mahahanu and many more attacked Durga at once. But Durga slew all of them with unparalleled cruelty. An enraged Mahishasura attacked Durga in guise of a buffalo. But Durga bound it with ropes. The buffalo morphed into a lion and leapt on Durga, but she beheaded it with her sword. At this, Mahishasura began to fight in form of a swordsman. Durga pinned him down with a torrent of arrows. Mahishasura now assumed form of a giant elephant and tugged at Durga's lion. Durga lopped off its trunk with her sword and freed her lion. The elephant turned into a buffalo and charged at Durga. Sipping from her wine cup, Durga flung her trident and beheaded Mahishasura, finally killing him.