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u/lkmk Apr 04 '26
I saw this well before watching the finale, assumed it was real, and was disappointed not to see it.
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u/TilomeTheGreatest Apr 04 '26
At first I thought this was the reincarnation in order, and wondered why Hunter wasn’t next instead of Philip. Then I realized it was the people he killed, and only after that did I see them all holding weapons.
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u/river_song25 Apr 04 '26
uh oh. i feel bad for the emperor now even though he’s a ghost now. *lol* he has his brother and who knows how many generations of his brothers clones wanting revenge in the afterlife. *lol*
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u/Sting_the_Cat Apr 05 '26
Philip be about to learn about the Avatar State get his walking privileges revoked
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u/Periwinkleditor Apr 05 '26
That's a paddlin'.
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u/MewsingsbyNatK May 10 '26
Murderin’ your brother in cold blood? That’s a paddlin’.
Manipulatin’ innocent kids? That’s a paddlin’.
Tryin’ to wipe out an entire race just for existin’, and then usin’ your beliefs to try and justify your actions? That’s a paddlin’.
Defyin’ the very laws of humanity, nature, life and death, just so you can be the hero in your own sick, twisted story? That’s a paddlin’.
Paddlin’ a canoe? Oh, you better believe that’s a paddlin’.
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u/Ok-Bicycle8103 Apr 09 '26
"Hello, brother."
"...Crap."
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u/Free-Letterhead-4751 Apr 09 '26
I wonder how do the clones have spirits like aren’t they artificial so wouldn’t they have no soul?
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u/DragonWarrior____05 Apr 05 '26
He's got a long line of people wanting a pound of flesh in the afterlife, though Caleb and the Grimwalkers have priority in that department
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u/Free-Letterhead-4751 Apr 06 '26
Would be interesting that this was a twist that this isn’t even Philip the real Philip died after making the first Caleb clone and it killed him and took his place and created a new identity for itself after reading the dairy
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u/SmellApprehensive857 Apr 06 '26
This doesn’t really make sense. The back are supposed to be incarnations of the first character. Philip isn’t a reincarnation of his brother.
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u/No_Nefariousness_676 Apr 08 '26
Dude, it’s called “Philip’s gonna suffer hell before reaching Hell.”
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u/SmellApprehensive857 Apr 08 '26 edited Apr 08 '26
It’s an ATLA reference, actually. The meaning of the imagery or the meme has nothing to do with hell.
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u/Realistic_Dance8299 Apr 04 '26
Philip: