【Headcanon】Xenoblade #01
Apr. 4th, 2025 05:40 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fukaimetsuI've been stalking some Japanese Malos fan accounts because I wanted to know their thoughts, and I found out that a lot of them like Madoka Magica and love Homura. It’s such a funny coincidence—how Malos fans also tend to like Homura. I knew it! Anyone who likes Malos would definitely like Homura too.
The really interesting thing is that one person mentioned that, between Pyra and Mythra, the one who probably hasn’t forgiven Malos is Mythra—because in a way, Malos is responsible for Milton’s death and for sinking the Torna Titan.
And I totally agree with that. It just makes sense when you think about it. I can see Pyra being able to forgive Malos, she knows what he did, but she only witnessed Mythra’s trauma from an outside perspective. In a way, she’s not really that emotionally attached to Torna. She feels guilty, yeah, but I feel like that guilt is more imprinted on her or forced onto her rather than something she organically experienced. You can even hear it in her voice—whenever Pyra talks about Torna, there's a distant tone in how she speaks, like she's explaining it from what she knew, not from firsthand experience.
Mythra, on the other hand, experienced everything directly and actually developed real bonds with a lot of the Torna cast. So she’s the most hurt. I can totally see her having a hard time forgiving Malos if they met post-game—she’d probably want nothing to do with him.
It just makes me think about an AU scenario where Malos survives the whole ordeal at the World Tree and ends up joining Rex's crew or something. It would be super interesting to see how Mythra would behave toward him in that kind of setting.
The really interesting thing is that one person mentioned that, between Pyra and Mythra, the one who probably hasn’t forgiven Malos is Mythra—because in a way, Malos is responsible for Milton’s death and for sinking the Torna Titan.
And I totally agree with that. It just makes sense when you think about it. I can see Pyra being able to forgive Malos, she knows what he did, but she only witnessed Mythra’s trauma from an outside perspective. In a way, she’s not really that emotionally attached to Torna. She feels guilty, yeah, but I feel like that guilt is more imprinted on her or forced onto her rather than something she organically experienced. You can even hear it in her voice—whenever Pyra talks about Torna, there's a distant tone in how she speaks, like she's explaining it from what she knew, not from firsthand experience.
Mythra, on the other hand, experienced everything directly and actually developed real bonds with a lot of the Torna cast. So she’s the most hurt. I can totally see her having a hard time forgiving Malos if they met post-game—she’d probably want nothing to do with him.
It just makes me think about an AU scenario where Malos survives the whole ordeal at the World Tree and ends up joining Rex's crew or something. It would be super interesting to see how Mythra would behave toward him in that kind of setting.
