Oh Totally Forgot Kpop. Don’t Know How. It’s A Big Part Of My Life. I’m Going To Put All The Groups

sometimes a bitch jus want a love letter u know

im love them and i wish i had the perfect song for this but i just couldn’t come up with it while drawing this

Tsubasa: please revoke your no swearing rule

Madoka: why?

Masamune, in the other room: Well by the knees of BARRY B. BENSON, that really DILLS my PICKLE

GUESS WHO GOT A LAPTOP????? I DID. TIME FOR UPDATES BITCHES

Are like the older duck family members of Huey Dewey and Louie ((and possibly Webby)) the grown up AU versions of the McDuck clan if they didn’t have parental guidance?

Cause like Feathery, Gladstone, Della and Donald have the same color pallets for the most part and like the character flaws of the boys is magnified by the adults:

Feathery: is if Huey never took a break from nerding out and didn’t have his brothers to keep him sane

Gladstone: is Louie if he didn’t have anyone to rein him in with his ego and get rich quick schemes

Della: is Webby if she didn’t have listen to Dewey telling her that maybe bringing ancient weapons to birthday parties is a bad move

Donald: is Dewey if Webby got lost in space, had adventures with Scrooge and realizing that he can’t afford to loose anymore family, because he feels to hard and masks it with quips and ego

I update my fanfiction!

Here’s the link for it: https://archiveofourown.org/works/24989662/chapters/78544390

I hope you guys like it!

Gus and Death?

         This whole episode just REALLY dug (like it was making a grave) into Gus’ concerning motifs and repeated associations with Death, what with him showing a lot of respectful and kind reverence to the graves of the deceased, protecting and maintaining their memories, and being able to conjure up QUITE the nightmare for Bria!

         Obviously this could be concerning, but with how Gus constantly makes references to dying in the context of trying to accomplish something, and again his respect towards the dead and their sacred graves… Did this kid have someone important to him who died? And that’s why Death is on his mind so much- Because this loss really messed with him, and it’s something Gus has been struggling with for a long time? Trying to cope and make sense of it, especially at such a young age…

          Maybe trying to sort of accept and embrace it, in an almost attempted martyrdom sense? Perhaps Gus’ mother died, maybe trying to accomplish something- Again, explaining why Gus makes such a big deal about how he’ll get something done, even if someone has to die! It’s his way of venerating her sacrifice, trying to find some inspiration and meaning from the messed-up event, something to guide himself with and make sense of it all…

         Did Mrs. Porter die doing research as a reporter? And that’s why Gus takes the interview in Understanding Willow so seriously… It’s not just because he admires his father Perry, so naturally he treats reporting with a special reverence; But the fact that it was something his mother died over… It only feels right and proper to pay his respects by continuing in her footsteps, carrying out that same intensity in order to honor and pay Mrs. Porter tribute!

         I dunno man, I’m just getting Gus Porter feels. I dunno about you, but the constant allusions and references to Death seem suspiciously frequent and exclusive to him… And this entire episode being about Gus respecting the dead and acting on their behalf, even pretending to be vengeful ghosts from the grave- It sure makes you think, huh?

I gotta use this line in my AU

Madoka: don't masamune this up. Please.

Masamune: did

Masamune: did you just use my name as a verb?

I have absolutely nothing to offer for Bakugan Ship Week/Month but I better read some good Shun/Alice shit!!!