While I Wait For That Poll Have Some Character Designs I Needed To Do. Did I Ever Tell You Guys About

winter break redesign for the queen of sweaters herself

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Sick of the very obvious pattern on this website where people will rb nebulous “free Palestine!!” posts then proceed to ignore fundraisers, start discourse about the fundraisers being scams, pretend like seeing fundraisers on their dash is the most inconvenient thing to have ever happened to them. Like . Not that it shouldn’t be obvious, but it’s extremely suspect when you’re all for the concept of Palestinian liberation but then act like it’s an impossible request when you’re asked to apply that into tangible effort to help struggling Palestinian families evacuate and afford literal basics you take for granted

Besides Huey, do any of the cast have their own episode as the main character?

as a matter of fact yes. Big City Boyd is obviously Boyd focused although Huey is present, The Roadtrip Rite of Passage is gosalyn focused, What About Adventure? stars a young Della and Donald, Stowaway on Moonlight Harbour is June and penumbra focused. The missing fabric of Minnie Mouse is may and daisy centric, Roots of the Rich is more Scrooge focused and There’s also a couple of Lena episodes too

Is Duck Avenger be something like a hero who returns from retirement or a recently new one? Some fanfics or stories have either Donald coming out from retirement or they just became a new hero after Gizmoduck and Darkwing Duck. Speaking of, will they be some friendship between the superhero trio?

I’m more inclined of going with the retirement option, plus his debut episode has some pretty extreme circumstances( idk if it’s extreme by dt17 standards but yk)

the superheroes aren’t like a canon trio for this but they are forced to work together every now and then

It's kind of a shame that the "anti-filler" mentality has reached a point where a lot of writers (and fans) assume that if a show isnt constantly moving the plot forward and establishing lore, its basically filler and wasting space. Personally I think its good, if not necessary for a show to slow down and just have characters hang out, or deal with smaller conflicts.

It feels like a lot of stories just want to rush to the emotional scenes with barely any build up to really make it feel earned and satisfying. I've seen fans pester creators to rush the story along and reach the next big set piece rather than take the time to really know and appreciate the characters.

Why should I care about the emotional stakes in episode 2 when I barely know a character's likes and dislikes? how they handle conflict, their approach to relationships both platonic and romantic. etc,

Public high school students are occupying Chicago City Hall chanting “Biden Biden you can’t hide, you’re supporting genocide!” Students are demanding the city council vote YES on a ceasefire resolution.