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Probably sad how I ship themXD. I feel bad for Magus, he lost a lot. The girl, his life, magic, well most of it. Guess thats his karma for putting the sleep spell on Goliath
.Sad a tragic love for Magus. Oh Katherine why did you have to look at Tom
. Why couldn't ya see Magus? Ah wellCharacters belong to Greg Wiseman, Disney, and Gargoyles
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Aww, me too!
I can see those two as a couple (I guess because of their ages and I kinda feel that Katharine with Tom is a little weird to me).
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Yep (and yeah thats kinda why its weird to me too. I mean yes she was probably in her teens but Tom was practically old enough to be her baby brother)
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I was thinking the same thing!
Tom could've been likeΒ an adoptive brother to Katharine.
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Exactly! I have to say that was one of the few(maybe only...but I'm not sure
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The pairings I like form the show are Goliath/Elisa, Broadway/Angela, and David Xanatos/Fox.
I wish that Lexington and Brooklyn had girlfriends of their own; they both have such good personality and character traits.
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Ohhh I love those:3
Well technically Brooklyn is married/mated in the comics. To Greg (creator)'s version of Katana, I like her. Not a 100% happy with her design, I guess its cause after all the years of seeing Ocs and other versions of her, I guess I expected more
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Yeah, but there can be possibilities.
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Me too
Lol sorry bad jokeXD. Anyways thanks
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you know I wish these two and TomΒ stayed forever young and Tom was still a kid and the Magus comes to New York toΒ get the Gargoyles.
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yeah, I was kinda sad Katherine never knew Magus loved her.. ( I wonder what his real name is hmm?) ..
and also I wonder if Tom and his mom after saw each other again after she Finella left avalon.
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Yeah
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