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FrivYeti
2018-12-14 01:50 UTC
#1
I just developed a headcanon for why no one ever saw Haka in the Inversiverse.
Instead of being inverted to be "super-edgy-evil", that universe's Haka is just really apathetic about the goings-on in the world. Everything flits by so fast! People live like mayflies. What even is the point of saving them, or of conquering them? Either way, you're just going to have to do it all again in fifty years.
In my mind, Haka in this universe just lives in a cabin in the middle of nowhere, and occasionally he turns on the TV and grunts and says, "Same old thing" and turns it off again, and then wanders outside to fight a bear.
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TakeWalker
2018-12-14 13:21 UTC
#2
I like this. It's even more sad than a Haka who still bakes pies for children, only the pies are made out of other children. >.>
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McBehrer
2018-12-16 12:19 UTC
#3
Or like a Kaido kind of thing, where he's constantly trying to find a way to die? And one day, thanks to La Comodora... He does.
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Phantom5613
2018-12-17 20:25 UTC
#4
That's another thing to consider. WHEN durring the Inversiverse timeline did La Comodora pull their Haka? It could have been as early as the first time he was killed, or right when OblivAeon first made himself known to the Multiverse.