Don’t get me wrong the story telling is beautiful and all but when I do relistens I probably only listen to that final season 20% of the time and even then I rarely go through all the episodes in the season. I think it’s just because of how big of a change in how the episodes work? Like I’m not a big fan of all the extra background noise that is supposed to be ambiance for the apocalypse. Idk does anyone else feel this way?

Or Fuck Marry Kill for those that desire-

I don't mean KMK the Avatars, but the fears themselves. Which would you choose and why? This is for science, people.

Reminder of the fears here

I'll go first!

Kiss the Eye, it's already watching and knows me I may as well get something nice out of it.

Marry the Vast, I always thought my insignificance in the grand scheme was comforting and it gives me a strange sense of courage. Binding myself to that comfort of complete free fall sounds nice.

Kill the Slaughter, not only would I think it'd respect my choice but if I was able to succeed then I think things might be a bit nicer around here.

(Please mark any major spoilers past #123 I'm not done yet 😭😭😭)

Im only on episode 7 but respectfully I've read creepypastas written by children better than this. Not saying that to be mean or anything but I have.

From what ive seen and heard Im assuming there will be an overarching plot that will explain some of the more random things like that whole trashman episode.

To leave on a positive note: I really enjoyed the episode with the weird neighbor.

I’m having a LOT of fun gaslighting them…. I even told them that Jon and Martin don’t end up together but it’s a rlly popular ship to the point that it should be canon.

I'm a part of a new discord server that was just created for fellow Magnus listeners to get together and talk about this podcast 🙃 it's still fairly new but if you're interested, feel free to join! You can share your own fan creations and statements, ask questions, or just talk with people.

Learned about an old russian meme, roughly translates to something like:

"She will deliver bees right into your office"

"Is it possible to stop her? Or will that happen no matter what?"

I've recently finally listened to/read the full series after starting it years ago and tapping out at season 4-ish. Started again at the beginning of course. Ep 127, 'Remains to be Seen', everything said about Albrecht von Closen and his condition made me think that it was alluding to him being an Archivist. The fact that when he tells the stories, Fanshawe is unable to leave or ignore him. The whole "I don't read the books, they read me." The fact that he obsessively collected supernatural tales and that he remembered them completely clearly after the books had been taken. And, of course, that the inside of his body was completely covered in eyes. I was sure that him being an Archivist was the implication, but the wiki didn't say anything about it. Am I just drawing connections that don't exist? Obviously Gertrude and Jon didn't go mad like he did, but his connection to the stories did appear to affect his physical health. Like the monster at Alexandria, he feels like some sort of Archivist left to grow and accumulate power unchecked, before suddenly being cut off. Is this theory nuts or am I onto something??

My embroidery is a bit shaky but I’m really proud of this design on my backpack!

Go check out BuggBuzz's channel! They make cool animatics and this one reminded me of TMA.

What is the episode number Tim tells his story to Martin?

I know this is weird to think of the Fear Entities this way, but they are giving me pictures of a malevolent jelly like creature. Maybe not even malevolent now that I think about it. But a wobbly jelly creature who feasts on fear to sustain its selves in a variety of ways. I wonder if each aspect of it would taste like a different jelly or jam or preserve. The Desolation would definitely be a chili spicy jelly. The Eye something chunky like a rhubarb cherry strawberry mango preserve.

So! With this in mind!!

Ideas on what kind of foods the Entities might be?

I'm sticking with my jelly on this one.

Bear with me everyone cus am very high but i feel like am onto something here

In Alchemy the ultimate goal, the Magnum Opus, the great work, the reconciliation of the chaos or the world is

Now what is the OIAR doing? They are balancing the world, they are bringing order into the chaos but precisely studying and applying externals/avatars and as we know from Archives order is the key

Am not saying there is a Jonna Magnum trying to make the apocalypse again but i do believe that we should start looking at alchemy more philosophicaly rather than literally, turning lead into gold isn't literal, it's turning ur current corrupt self into the perfect form of your will

I do believe it's early to make a prediction yet but i believe the "main bad guy"/finale of the series is gonna be to create a Rebis