JuniperSky2

So, we have the full story for Reality Fracture now, and, well...I have a confession. I wasn't really expecting the Echoverse to stick around, I doubt anyone was, but the way the whole thing was pretty explicitly destroyed, along with all the people in it, in large part by the deliberate actions of the protagonists, really rubs me the wrong way. Tam, through Emrakul, appears to have essentially murdered an entire universe full of people, and everyone else - all those marketable planeswalkers we've come to know over many stories - all enabled it to some degree. I feel like that should be a bigger deal than the story is making it out to be.

Now, I'm sure a lot of people will say that it's not

The guy who made this also said \"being called a bigot is a badge of honour\"

My answers will be based on general vibes.

"Angels" plural, mind you, not the spider in the kinky boots. But yes, there is a phenomenon that seems to happen in a lot of fandoms, where people get attached to a particular piece of fanon, to the point that they assume it's canon, and then they get upset when it turns out not to be, just because it's different from what they imagined. And that might well be what's happening here. Even so, I personally feel that the fanon angels would have been better.

After the pilot, probably because of their abstract appearance, lack of dialogue, and less than a minute of screen time, most fans assumed that the angels were meant to be these terrifying, eldritch things, incapable of human emotion and

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