Alya - Blog Posts

Cliffhangers are great, but I hope we get some post-reveal discussions in the next (chronological) episode. If we don't, well, I guess I'll just have to write some myself!

Bonus Panel:

Marinette: Well, you know, considering I just had a breakdown about how dating isn't an option because I'm a superhero--

Alya: Got it. Ladynoir.

Marinette: NO

Worm comics worm comics!!!! Comics about miraculous ladybug but they’re worm themed

(What you have to know at this point is that @carpisuns drew them as worms and it was very cute and funny and you should go beg her to post them)

The party hats and the wormfel tower are from some things @anna-scribbles drew and if you want to see those drawings the only thing to do is go beg her. Sorry that’s the rules

WORM COMICS

Felix with the Fox Miraculous

@miraculous786 and @i-will-be-your-ace I took inspiration from both of you, check out their stories and art!

How everyone in Miraculous Ladybug turned out to be gay (for Ladybug)

Just thought of this recently, and just really enjoyed the idea of Ladybug becoming a symbol of hope to many subgroups in Paris, and especially to teens and the LGBT+ community. Like imagine one day LB is chatting to some reporter, and the question of her sexuality comes up (the reporter hoping to get a glimpse of maybe LadyNoir??). What she gets is a shrug and smile as LB says that she finds all genders beautiful and deserving of love; specifically that she is hopelessly in love with people of other genders aside from simply male. Needless to say, everyone is both shocked and excited by the news of LB being pansexual. Suddenly LB is a symbol and advocate of the LGBT+ community and she just...rolls with it. She loves being able to speak out about her sexuality, and she's often encourages others to speak up as well, to not be afraid because love is just love! And Chat is in the background internally torn about the whole thing as on one hand, God his Lady is so cool and she deserves to be loved by all genders as well. On the other hand he has to contend with more competition. Damn it. But in every interview he fully supports LB, citing that while he may be heterosexual, he still stands up for LGBT+ rights and desires for everyone to be comfortable with their sexuality in society, just like his Lady. (Now Chat's also a advocate for the LGBT+ community, and often fundraisers and makes speeches alongside LB for the cause) All this support leads, well, basically to majority of Marinette's class coming out of the closet. Everyone knows Alya is bi. Like, super bi. She just excretes bisexuality wherever she goes, especially whenever she talks about her hero crush Ladybug (Marinette's still can't stop blushing whenever her best friend rants about Ladybug's 'shapely calves' and how she was 'so gay for the buff babe.') Then Rose softly comes out as bi, followed closely by Juleka admitting her status as a lesbian, as well as her relationship with Rose. Max bluntly states his asexuality, while Nathanael and Sabrina are a bit more hesitant in coming out as gender fluid and lesbian respectively. Marinette's equally as hesitant to admit her pansexuality, but she's fully supported by others around her (which she finds ironic, as just yesterday she made a public speech about safe zones and coming out when the time was right for you, which probably motivated most of her classmates). During this whole thing Marinette (and most of the class) are expecting Chloe to raise a huge fuss about the whole thing. But when finally prompted by a hesitant Adrien, she simply tosses her head and says 'it would be a crime to keep everyone from admiring my beauty. Besides, it's clear that I have the easiest shot with Ladybug now that I know she's interested in girls.' Cue majority of the class yelling about who would get with Ladybug (as you can't tell me most of Paris isn't gay for the superhero duo, like damn), Alya and Chloe being the biggest contenders, and Adrien secretly vowing to up his game as Chat in order to even have a chance with his Lady.