Do You Think Dad Titan Cried When He Saw King Announce He Wanted Eda To Adopt Him? Do You Think He Was

They are going to cause problems <3

Hey Peter, look at these sheets

Ultimate Word Tournament!

overmorrow (English) [ˈoʊ.vɚˌmɑɹoʊ] The day after tomorrow.

enhappify (English, Old Dialect) [ɛnˈhæpɪfaɪ] to make happy; to enhance one's happiness. Coined by the show The Ghost and Molly McGee.

excellent work with the cecilsweep votes - your reward is Grian getting an extra hour in the ball pit, full 2013-style.

The Owl House said:

Fuck redeeming a terrible human being for the sake of redeeming them/"it's a kids show of course everyone gets redeemed" trope

Fuck redeeming an abusive parent

Fuck "all magic's gone" trope

These characters worked so hard and went through so much of course they're going to get rewarded

Found family and birth family

Gay rights

I'm going to miss this show so much

I tried!!!! Inspired by absolutely stunning dance scene from this animatic - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgPYshUbk9g

this is kind of old but i have so many drawings of this fucking Guy.

bend gravity and space, you are a child of the stars

what’s funny about velma (2023) is that they’ve already tried a dark and edgy scooby doo remake. the first live action movie from 2002 was originally directed towards adults, and was rife with dirty jokes, drug references, and cleavage shots of daphne and velma.

you know why the final product didn’t resemble that at all? bc they realized early on that the edgy grimdark angle fucking sucked. they reworked the movie to be more family-friendly— still with a complex plotline, but without the gratuitous sexual references and adult jokes. they did end up keeping a few references to shaggy smoking marijuana (his love interest being named mary jane, for one) but they were super toned down so that they’d go right over the heads of any kids watching.

it wasn’t necessarily a kids movie. i was five years old when it came out, and i loved it, but it was fun for teens and adults to watch too. and even with the dated cgi for scooby, it still has a lot of rewatch value. ask yourself if you think anyone is going to be rewatching velma in 2043 the way people still watch scooby doo twenty years after it was released.

this weird trend of the past few years of remaking fun and campy media into something edgy and full of shock value (wednesday, riverdale, and that awful winx club series come to mind) is so boring and trite and misguided. if you want to make dark media so bad, write something original instead of borrowing the barest skeletons of existing media and distorting them until they’re unrecognizable. it’s such an insult to the creators to have their stories mutilated by people who have no understanding of or appreciation for the characters or audience.