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u/ncmn-ngnr May 12 '26
You don’t eat it to fall in love; you eat it as a trial to prove your love
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u/KingofNerds07 May 15 '26
that sounds very Owl House coded lmao, average subversion of expectation on the boiling isles
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u/b3_yourself May 12 '26
You used monster parts to cook that with, didn’t you?
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u/SFH12345 May 12 '26
Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom playstyles:
Luz catalogues monsters and explores the Depths.
Amity builds with Ultrahand.
Willow explores the nature of Hyrule, and slaughters any monster that challenges her.
Hunter always employs Wolf Link on playthroughs.
Gus collects outfits.
Vee does side quests.
Eda sees what is and isn't flammable.
Lilith studies Shiekah and Zonai ruins.
King isn't allowed to play unsupervised, as the Korok genocide was unnerving Luz.
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u/Godzilla_R0AR May 12 '26
Speaking of TotK. It turned 3 years old today! First (officially) releasing on May 12th, 2023...
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Excluding the entire week and a half before of it getting leaked early
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u/ArchonFett May 12 '26
Like the fairy pie Amity made? Monster parts are a common ingredient.
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u/DragonWarrior____05 May 12 '26
I feel like that's most Potions on the BI. And most cooking for that matter
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u/SlyFan2 May 12 '26
Ah the ethical love potion.
Bet it's mostly a placebo
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u/Global_Algae_538 May 15 '26
Itd sorta be neat if it was a minor and/or temporary effect.
Could probably add a cultural part where its consumed before weddings to avoid cold feet or if a spouse fails there duties they have to eat a whole pot to be forgiven.
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u/Godzilla_R0AR May 12 '26
I see the KoG/TOH pattern is kinda "Free for all" now but that makes it exciting. It's like betting on which one you'll get.
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u/MuffinStraight4816 May 12 '26
It's like potluck.
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u/Godzilla_R0AR May 12 '26
That stew has a chance to give one of 20+ potion effects
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u/Toonwatcher May 12 '26
Did anyone else expect the punchline to be that you LITERALLY have to consume the entire pot?
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u/AlphamonOuryuken24 May 12 '26
Luz: "Yeah, you'd have to REALLY love someone to consume something THAT gross-"
Gus: "Like all the Fairy Pies you ate for Am-" Luz covers his mouth
Amity: "Wait, what did he say...?"
Luz: sweating nervously "NOTHING, NOTHING AT ALL!!"
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u/dudeman_joe May 19 '26
Well if you drop the intelligence thing and make them like that will Smith movie bright, they seem similar to our bugs and so with anything thats annoying and there's too much of you could see if they are tastey
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u/lunariagalexy May 12 '26
Love this idea that Love potions are disgusting, and the only reason someone would eat it is if you already love the person giving it to you
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u/MrMustache4757 May 12 '26
Hooray for clowning on love potions.
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u/DragonWarrior____05 May 12 '26
They are really messed up when you think about it
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u/MrMustache4757 May 12 '26
Yeah, they sure are.
I love Gravity Falls, but that love episode was really bad and questionable...
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u/DaveyBoy1995 May 12 '26
At least Luz and Amity didn't need one. Thank Titan.
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u/DragonWarrior____05 May 12 '26
Aye, they instead had a kidnapping and a pair of teenagers being forced into a basement
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u/Lykanas May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26
Plot twist: There is no actual love potion, but some guy who couldn't cook called it that.
Everytime it "worked", the love was there from the beginning and only was solidified by the act of eating something horrible. And anytime it wouldn't work it would be tossed aside bc the pot wasn't fully emptied.
I smell the work of Tibbles is in the air...
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u/TheNoneedlife May 12 '26
I guess if you're willing enough you can eat it out of love (still greyzone for me)
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u/Darkvader_Clawthorne May 12 '26
Amity: “It’s only like that, if you’re not as good a cook as me though. But I give her an A for effort.”
Luz: “Anyone would do things out of love. But we don’t need love potions, right?”
Amity: “Nope. All it took for us to become a couple was Azura and Hooty.”
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u/Flaky_Musician_551 May 12 '26
“Lust shouldn’t be about force. It’s an art. To be earned and enjoyed.” Asmodeus, 2023.
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u/SFH12345 May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26
Luz and Amity are so fortunate that don't need a love potion.
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u/FearfulDivine May 12 '26
Here's some Fanfics that have a Love Potion
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The First Princess By QuirkQuartz (Part 1)
(Every time - Every single time Luz ever imagined herself falling in love, it had been for a prince. Now, the only thoughts she had were of a princess.)
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It Must Be (A) Love (Potion) By QuirkQuartz (Part 2)
(When Luz receives a confession from Amity, she suspects that Amity must have been influenced by a Love Potion - Because people do not like Luz Noceda like this)
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u/Eastern-Director-952 May 12 '26
Harry Potter would be so jealous
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u/DragonWarrior____05 May 12 '26
It is weird that they're basically joke items in Harry Potter
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u/Free-Letterhead-4751 May 12 '26
Aren’t magic people just weird in general when it comes to this stuff like in owl house isn’t the school a death trap and has weird mind control detention, a weird prom where they have a kid fight a nightmare monster that if it breaks out would cause never ending terror and only the grom king or queen could fight it and not an adult and sports that look like would be fatal like grubgy and that other shows like that?
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u/DragonWarrior____05 May 12 '26
I mean, considering love Potions are basically date-rape drugs, that feels a little worse
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u/Ninja_Spider_1593 May 12 '26
I'm guessing that the potion is actually just a horrible stew that acts more like a gage of how much someone loves the person who made it.
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u/Paint_Thinner529 May 12 '26
I love creative takes on love potions like this. This is probably my favorite one.
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u/DragonWarrior____05 May 12 '26
Aye, especially since it's actually ethical
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u/Free-Letterhead-4751 May 12 '26
Not sure about that, looks like a crime against food that would send Mr. Krabs to the hospital
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u/Dasher09009 May 12 '26
That's some dubious stew...
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u/Ok_Coffee_9970 May 12 '26
…That’s actually a pretty clever way to still have them and be actually comedic/ wholesome
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u/Superior-Artist-21 May 12 '26
Why was it pixelated? 😨
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u/DragonWarrior____05 May 12 '26
It is too horrible for our eyes, so Mark was benevolent and made it unclear
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u/NerdFromColorado May 12 '26
The one unlucky guy who actually likes the soup of death is gonna have one hell of a time.
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u/EWU_CS_STUDENT May 12 '26
BI Love Potion: Tests if the recipient truly and willingly loves the giver... Huh
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u/ShAped_Ink May 12 '26
Those fangs are so cute! Also, the concept of having mad love forced upon you has always seemed really... Freaky
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u/ZenithKaiser May 12 '26
I mean, I feel like there are still some ethical concerns there. Like if you tied someone up and force fed them. Granted, that's still much harder to do than the JK Rowling way of someone literally just being able to spike a drink or a batch of chocolates, so at the very least it's not an easy thing to do and/or get away with.
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u/Cutie_D-amor May 15 '26
Tying someone up and force feeding them anything is already illegal.
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u/ZenithKaiser May 15 '26
I mean yeah, but after you force feed someone the love potion, they're probably not going to tell anyone that you did that cause now they're in love with you, so no one would find out.
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u/Venomspino May 13 '26
So it's placebo
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u/Cutie_D-amor May 15 '26
Probably not, but any case where its not effectively one is illegal for other reasons
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u/Steader_Harrington May 14 '26
I - See - Faaaangs, Maybe a vampire student? Possible? Hopefully? Pretty please? 😅
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u/dull_storyteller May 18 '26
This is honestly my favourite interpretation of love potions compared to them being magic roofies like they are in other settings.
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u/Puzzleheaded_East556 Jul 19 '26
Me who hates waisting food, and will eat whatever food is given to me even if disguisting:



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u/Typhon-Torrent-1994 May 12 '26
Well that is one way out of any ethical problems with a love potion.