knightinironarmor
tony stark’s public, emphatic, defiant, bold last statement was “i am iron man” and his quiet, intimate, heartfelt, dying breath was simply “pep” and thats just. that’s the single most touching, truest, most Tony Stark death sequence ever concocted
losingmymindtonight
The one thing I will never forget from Endgame is Tony Stark staring at Peter Parker like he was seeing the universe for the first time. Whatever else may have happened, he loved that kid until the end.
lesbianhatsune
nemutsu
everyone is shitting on the artist who did this but holy shit this edit is clean as fuck
tolstoyevskywrites
This is a scene that will resonate with a lot of viewers. We have all been in the position of telling loved ones that who we are, and what our goals are, don’t necessarily match up with who they think we are or what they expect of us. Sometimes, our loved ones do not react as we hoped. Other times, it takes them a while to understand. This is especially difficult when those loved ones are our parents.
I want to admit that this scene made me cry. I have had a conversation like this with my own parents more than once, and this scene has always been the result. But many people have not seen this conclusion, and others are afraid to have this type of conversation with their parents. No matter our experiences, we all need to see moments of self-affirmation and acceptance in the media. Scenes like this not only inspire children and older viewers to be their authentic selves, but also help create loving parents.
Thank you @dreamworksshera for this groundbreaking moment in animation.
all-i-did-was-pick-up-the-sword
Adora: Catras smart, she’ll single me out so i can’t help you guys!
Adora literally one (1) episode later:
thanotaphobia
chocmarss
felidaereverse
weedle-testaburger
laliiyeaah
ruinedchildhood
