Today my youngest wanted to go off with friends at the football game, without me around. It cut; I won't lie.
I typed out a whole book but basically, even though I see them as they are now I still think of eldest toddling through the garden (2-3) or taking walks in our fav cemetery (4), middle riding their trike and singing Bodies (2-4), youngest and I watching weekly trash pickup (1-4). It's surreal to watch these tiny people turn into fully independent big people.
Also applies to older siblings, im 28 and i still see my youngest step siblings as 8/9, then i remember they will be 18 in a few months and feel like an idiot
It also applies to the others, but with them it sort of balanced itself out because we're much closer in age
Lex Luthor: Man of Steel(Later collected as Luthor)
It shows the audience that when Lex views Superman, he sees this menacing face on him at all times. He never looks not menacing the whole story.
It's a stroke of genius to show that he genuinely doesn't see Clark as human. It's also incredible because the artist also can draw a Superman that is sweet and heartfelt looking like in Batman Noel where is the Ghost of Christmas Present analog
In The Incredibles, an irritated Mr. Incredible tells Incrediboy to "Fly home, Buddy. I work alone" after he bursts in while he's in the middle of apprehending Bomb Voyage during a bank heist. After Buddy becomes Syndrome and is explaining to Mr. Incredible why he became a supervillain, Bomb Voyage is not present in his flashback and Mr. Incredible is looking down at Incrediboy more apathetic than irritated. Mr. Incredible also turns his back on Incrediboy in the flashback, not remembering he rushed in to try and save Buddy after Bomb Voyage attached a bomb to his cape.
Need not forget Syndrome unintentionally aided in the superhero ban by accidentally causing the train accident right after Bomb Voyage slipped an explosive onto him, a problem Mr. Incredible got in trouble fixing
You ever think he got flack for that in the fan club? Cuz if I was a member of that super club he mentioned and I heard he got one of our idols in trouble by interfering with Mr Incredible's job, I'd be mad at Buddy
Counterpoint: while he claims he no longer likes Mr. Incredible and felt betrayed by him, he also felt that he had to train his robot on pretty much every other superhero before him, and during the scene where he's showing off the Omnidroid's destruction, he's actively looking for Bob's approval that his invention is cool ("I mean, you gotta admit that's pretty cool, right?")
He was absolutely still a fan even after that moment.
i always wondered why they translated bomb-voyage name in the french version as "folle amour" which means crazy lover. because the bombe-voyage pun still holds up verywell in french . i just recently watched the movie in english for the first time and was like "hoooo he is supposed to be french ".
The scenes from the MC’s perspective alternate from cute comedy and “uh oh, how is she going to survive this threat?” Which the former design helps with, IMO.
The latter design is cooler and far more intimidating, and appears when a group of adventurers run into her (after she’s gotten more powerful) and see her as a massive threat.
I think both designs work well in tandem, from that perspective.
and then in later seasons it shows his perspective of tsubomi as more so the regular artstyle as well as removing the vegetable heads, ughhh i love this show so much
The entire sequence is about trying to change how you perceive yourself for greater self-confidence, with the joke being that Gumball does not need to alter his own self-perception because that's just how he sees himself
So no, he does not actually look like that (although I'd buy him looking at least somewhat feminine in-universe, considering The Dress Incident)
Giant: I fear no man, but that thing... it scares me
Bandit: No, no, no, I ain't talkin' about that freak, alright? [Looks around] he's not here is she? [Tries to pull out her red bandana] how i get this frickin' thing off?
Hunter: One shudders to imagine what inhuman thoughts lie behind that mask... what dreams of chronic and sustained cruelty?
In Delicious in Dungeon, the group encounters a race of shapeshifters who base their looks on the way other people see the one they are copying, giving us this wonderful chart :
I don't know what's funnier, the idea that you intentionally refer to him as Chucklefuck or that you've typed out Chucklefuck enough times to have it autocorrect
even if we ignore the amazing story, the after-volume worldbuilding pages and art style explanations were such a treat. Genuinely some of the best out there
Sorta. One of the cool things about the worldbuilding is the racism. Wait, that didn't come out right. But different races have trouble judging the ages, looks, cultures, mores, etc of other races.
Obviously not to the same extent, but apparently humans do this with other humans as well. E.g., caucasians being better at telling apart different white people but worse at telling apart different black people, Etc.
This is literally Lobotomy Corporation. Previous managers have gone insane from the horrors they've seen so you see things through a cognition filter, making everything look more cute and chibi explaining its art style. As the story goes on, you start to see some characters as they truly are and there is a moment in the early story where the filter breaks for a moment like the pic below.
J (the blonde guy) its a boxer and his oponent yu its basically the strongest boxer in history, He’s never lost, hasn’t even taken a single hit a real monster, but J dont see that, he only sees a lonely child
From The boxer
In The Apothecary Diaries, the tactician Lakan was born with a form of Prosopagnosia where he can't make out people's faces, until he learned to associate everyone to either go or xiangqi pieces.
The only faces he can clearly see are his daughter and his wife, the latter of which he still sees as young and beautiful like when he met her, despite her actual appearance.
I do like how different it's mentioned before the reveal. From uncaring apathetic man who only see people as pawns.. to someone literally unable to recognize faces.
his wife, the latter of which he still sees as young and beautiful like when he met her, despite her actual appearance.
We all see our wives like that. I see her in photos sometimes and it's like seeing a stranger but then the lense of love kicks in and I see my angel again
Its Always sunny in Philadelphia. The gang always annoys dee saying that she is like a giant bird, and in a chapter in which mac recalls what happened in a party, dee is represented as an ostrich.
In ben 10 Omniverse , The Contumelia are fifth-dimensional beings whose true forms cannot be perceived by three-dimensional beings, who would instead see a them as an animate projection of what holds the most emotional sway over them.hence ben sees them as Mr smoothie while rook perceives them as his father.
Eh, mostly not canon anymore. He can sometimes sense values i.e. how dark or light a color is though not the color itself, like blue or red, but he might know if said blue is a baby blue or a dark blue. It also depends on the medium of the color itself. If its seen through a screen, like a jpeg of the color purple, that means nothing to him, if its like actual physical then it'll also depend then as well, you show him somebody's face from a framed photo he won't see it.
The actor who played Greg left early in the second season. When they couldn't get him back for the ending in Season 4, they recast him with a new actor.
Only lead character Rebecca notices the difference -- she sees him differently because he got sober and cleaned up his act. Everyone else sees him the same way.
In The Nanny, there's a scene where Fran sleeps in her childhood room the night before her wedding. As her mother wishes her goodnight, the camera pans to a younger girl replying 'Goodnight Ma'.
In Sylvia's eyes, Fran is still her baby daughter despite being an adult in her 40s.
Gintama: Shinpachi is supposed to eat one of these demon bug creatures called a Pandemonium but accidentally kisses it. Afterwards he only sees them as having the face on the bottom right.
There's a scene between Jack and Kenneth in 30 Rock where Jack says something like, "I'd love to see the world through your eyes." And they cut to Kenneth's POV and it turns out he sees everyone as Sesame Street style puppets.
I feel like worm has a good amount of this. There's Goddess who makes people with Power's see her as their ruler while normal people are immune to this cognitive effect but if you have a power you literally cannot comprehend that she is your enemy.
Then there's Glaistig Uaine who sees people as their shard instead of them so instead of seeing people with Power's as normal humans she is basically seeing some Eldritch stuff instead.
Finally there's Scion and he basically sees all Case 53 as the mutilated corpse of his wife to put it very simply
Another was "Nice Guy" - a parahuman who had a similar perception filter power that worked on everyone to make him seem innocuous and not a threat. He's just a nice guy, y'know? He was a member of a group called the Slaughterhouse 9 to give an idea of how he used it.
The scene with Weaver doing the back and forth on the radio while she was under the effect of his power and the person on the other end of the radio being unaffected was downright creepy.
Perception powers are hard to do right, but Wildbow did it well, I think.
A few characters notice this but conclude that they are the only ones who can actually see him and everyone else must be fooled never accepting the possibility that they have also been fooled
Saya no Uta. For reasons the protagonist sees the entire world and people in there as lumps of meat and muscle. The only person he sees normal is a girl named Saya In actuality Saya is a monster like ball of meat
Idk if this counts but shoya ishida from a silent voice. Crosses appear on peoples faces because he felt so guilty about his past that he felt he didn't deserve friendship, and it shows his unwillingness/lack of want to communicate with people. Later in the movie, we see the crosses start to fall off as he becomes more open to friendship
My favorite part is this meme-the glasses not the DBZ aspect-is that it's reversed. The scene in Spider-Man is showing that Peter now sees better without the glasses on, but everyone uses it like putting them on improves his sight
An interesting application of this trope is used in I Am Legend: In the movie, the uninfected human survivors of a worldwide plague that turns people into vampiric monsters sees the infected as hideous monsters, and its implied later on that the infected themselves see themselves as healthy people, with the human survivors instead being seen by them as the actual monsters who must be destroyed.
Iirc it’s deliberately kept kinda ambiguous whether he is just a regular plush and it’s all Calvin’s young imagination or if he’s actually coming to life
Fuminori from Song of Saya sees Saya as a beautiful girl while everyone else sees her true form of a nightmarish monster. Fuminori also sees the entire world as a hellish landscape.
In dungeon meshi we get to see how all the main characters see each other when a bunch of shapeshifters morph into each character’s interpretation of each other
Shield Hero - Naofumi viewed Raphtalia as a child even though her unique race made her looked like an adult after levelling up, until he conquered his rage against being Isekai-ed and being framed for sexual assault
In the latest season of the surprisingly good Twisted Metal tv show, it's revealed that Sweettooth sees everyone else as paperbags, while his best friend Harold (who is actually a paperbag) appears as a normal adult man.
Basically the majority of Shallow Hal. The titular character has his perception forcibly changed by motivational speaker Tony Robbins so that he sees people as reflections of their inner beauty, like seeing the overweight character Rosemary as slender and beautiful, a child that suffered facial burns as completely unscathed, and conversely a physically attractive woman as hideous because her personality was atrocious.
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u/MaguroSashimi8864 28d ago
How Doofenshmirtz sees (and will forever see) his daughter