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koralal:

geniusarcobaleno reblogged your post: Verde is a little bit creepy

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ooc; Dude I find his voice fucking hot. I was so sad when this one video of him giving a monologue was off youtube…

I can agree with you there. His creepiness grew on me, and I can really imagine him doing the whole mad scientist laugh, with his glasses flashing and just kasjhdfksjdhf.

That didn’t happen in the anime did it??

Though he did talk a bunch during the uhhh what was it…inheritance succession arc i think.

(but on second thought I think that arc comes AFTER allt he future stuff so probably not. It was when Verde was screwing around with Lambo’s electricity absorption at the amusement park)

ooc; I am so sorry for never replying to this aw crap I’m sorry ;A; asnfsdnf

Anyways- Being the little mad scientist lover I am, I have the screencaps of the exact moment he does what you just describe…Several screencaps.

And it happened in episode 203 I think? One of the last episodes- it was the speech of Verde stating how computers aren’t always correct, science cannot explain the trinisette, and he dubs it a miracle. When he does, he makes MY FAVORITE face ever:

Itjustreeksof”it’samiracleokay?justbecauseIcan’texplainitYETdoesn’tmeanI’mwrong”

The episodes you’re thinking of (Lampo being 181 and Verde’s being around 149-153) were during the future arc. They went back in time twice- once to get the Arcobaleno seals, and again for the Primo’s. These arcs are canon despite being anime fillers. Amano stated so herself in an interview iirc. But yeah. I love his voice. Kono Mashiro makes me jskanfadxnf :U

// Will delete later you guys- probably after dinner. <3 Also here, have glasses shine Verde:

hongkonghitman:

“You shouldn’t be afraid to take a break if you’re feeling under the weather!” I-Pin lectured, a worried look on her face. “I’m sure that things will be okay if you step back and take a breather. Unless you have something that’ll explode if you don’t take care of it.” With Verde’s lab, you didn’t really know what could be lurking in there. She’d been in there once, and it had been frankly a little bit terrifying. “If you have something like that, you should probably keep an eye on it. But, er, you know what I mean, right?”

“That is true,” she admitted, as she listened to Verde go on about how work waited for no man. “It’s been a little boring lately without people in class. I’ve been reading the old textbooks that they have in the back of the classroom, since we’ve just had study periods for the past week… I think everyone’s getting better now, though! Hopefully we can complete all of our lab work and stuff in time for finals. They’re three weeks from now!”

She tried to listen to Verde’s discourse about how science was Amazing with a capital A. She really did. But after about two minutes of wading through scientific terms and trying to translate them through her brain, she gave up and waited until he talked himself out.

“R-really?” I-Pin mumbled, turning slightly red. She didn’t get compliments like that often, with her parents gone, and her master living in China. “Th-thank you! I guess we can walk back to the shop. I’m sure my boss won’t mind if I pop back into the kitchen to make one more bowl!”

“You’re starting to sound like your master,” Verde teased before smiling to the young waitress.  Both were such overprotective worriers. Really, he was a full grown man. He was old enough to be her father! She didn’t need to show so much concern over a simple, debilitating sickness. Well, at least that’s how I-pin sounded, and it did make sense that Fon’s influences have rubbed off on her. “Don’t worry. I’ve taken a few breaks…” It was just that he couldn’t rest. He could very easily put his experiments on standby and nap, but it wasn’t like that made a difference. It simply caused his work to pile up more. 

“I’m glad to hear that you’re not letting other’s impede your learning. Remember if you ever get bored in a class, you can come to me for additional tutoring and preparation.” A common misunderstanding was that Verde hated people, or that he was antisocial. This was not the case. The Arcobaleno simply hated stupid people- ones who did not take the time to understand how important his research was or how important research in general is. Without intellectual growth- how could you expect to grow yourself? Even has he rambled about how interesting his career was or how exciting and fun science could be, I-Pin never once interjected with an insult or shun. So of course, her company was not minded. She was hard working and wanted to further her education, both respectable qualities. The food discounts from time to time was a bonus as well.

Verde smiled and nodded, moving his hand in a fashion of “lead the way.” This was a nice bonus indeed. “Your cooking is much better than mine, especially when I was your age. I had to rely on simple instant ramen and spaghetti…” And yet somehow he managed to keep his beanpole thin physique. “Do you usually work this late? This isn’t your daily schedule, is it?” It was rather late after all. If these were her average work hours, the amount of respect Verde had for the student grew. 

corruptedpacifier:

She kept a hesitant eye on the door, wary. It was possible that he wasn’t even around and that end up back at base in long lines and far off appointment dates. She discarded the thought as unlikely, the man wasn’t the outgoing type. She decided that he was taking too long and glanced at the status of the sun. Still pinned high and barely overcast by a handful of clouds. Lal sighed impatiently, sounding a single tap of her foot against the floor. As if on cue, she caught the movement of the door and narrowed her gaze to match his easy going demeanor.

“Verde” She addressed him without warmth, without a smile in sight. Lal briefly shut her eyes and sighed. “I need your assistance.” Regardless of invitation or not, she brushed by him past the doorway. “I need a physical” She eyed him sternly. “And no messing around!” 

“Not even a hello?” He sighed, moving out of the female’s way as she forced her way into his office. Hell, even for an office it was like his lab. Overly large and organized with a distinctive “uninviting” atmosphere; It was a place where unless you were interested in the field and could appreciate it. “Alright, it’s not like I have anything better to do.” His eyes rolled. Sadly this was true. He was getting exhausted with the current mess of a project, and returning to Kokuyo Land was worse than the boring hell he was in now. Besides, they didn’t have air conditioning nor a heater.

“I figured as much considering the way you’re holding yourself right now,” Verde tilted his head. “You don’t have to be so guarded around me. I’m not Shamal and I’d rather not have to deal with an angry Colonello later or….” Not that Lal wasn’t an attractive woman or anything of the sort. It was just that Verde didn’t want to be the COMSUBIN punching bag. And she could probably neuter him with one swift kick. “Anything you need checked out specifically? Have you been feeling ill, weak, irregular, etc.?” He shut the door and switched on the rest of the office’s lights before shuffling to a file cabinet. “I’m sure your medical records will be easier to find than my last patient’s. Apparently Viper has never been to a doctor before…” That was a pain too. Really, how could someone go through life without a single check up?! “Anyway, take a seat and tell me what’s wrong.”