[ SECRET POST #4136 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4136 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

Isn't that why there wasn't more Kravitz/Taako content in the show? If I'm remembering correctly from TTAZZ. You're not alone OP.

[atalantapendrag]

Yeah, I remember hearing Griffin say something about that. Very cute pairing in-character but that's certainly a good reason for them to not want to get into it.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm really hopping that the comic is popular enough that they go through all the arcs - maybe we'll get lucky & they'll include more Taakitz in the bg when it's not the brother's acting it out.

[atalantapendrag]

That would be fun - I'm looking forward to the adaptation.

[(Anonymous)]

Makes me interested!

[(Anonymous)]

Wait, why would they make a canonically gay couple be voiced by brothers? Did the creators not think of how weird that is?

[(Anonymous)]

It's the other way around. This is from a DnD podcast where DnD is being played by three brothers and their dad. One of the characters (Taako) is a PC played by one brother, the other is an NPC played by the DM/another brother. They weren't originally written as being canonically gay, but people got really into it, so they decided to roll with it.

[(Anonymous)]

This. And I think they also did it to avoid a Dumbledore situation, where Taako is, like, totes gay, but also never in a relationship ever and certainly not explicitly open about it.

FWIW, they did a really great job on the show of making it obviously canonical without it getting super weird and then offering it up to the fandom to flesh out. Besides, I mean, it's family D&D, unless you outright ban romance/flirting/seduction, at some point there's gonna be some awkward DM Brother/Son-on-PC Brother/Father flirting. Better handsome grim reapers and elf wizards than bad dwarven clerics and a writing mass of vines.

[silverr]

*applause*

Your answer made me laugh AND grin, nonny. Well done.