Drawing The Archivist, I'm Really Trying To Be Creative Here, And To Finish This Piece.

If someone had told me Helen Richardson had a cameo in Moana 2, I would've watched that movie in theater

The designers didn’t even try to hide it

Putting that spiral there was definitely a tma reference

Pilled up a bunch of 8:11 stuff

So, I had to finish this piece today because everything comes to an end…

Also, a little scribble.

So... I'm not going to lie, I don't care if I didn't finish the drawings, I want to talk about this.

Part 1/?

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Okay, Jon, Sasha, Georgie, Martin, Tim, and Danny went to the pizzeria when they were kids. But our dear man behind the slaughter (AKA Jonah Magnus) was, as always, searching for a way to achieve immortality. Killing kids and taking their lifespan (and remnant) seemed like the best alternative, apparently.

So, Jonah finds a rich man (AKA Peter Lukas) who could help him with his evil plans (without knowing about the evil plans, of course) One day, Jonah lures Georgie and Danny backstage for a little *stab stab*, and Jon, being the curious one, follows them, sees everything, and tries to tell someone. But no one believes him (except for Tim). Even though, the kids were still missing, so people knew something had happened. They just thought Jon’s version was how his mind tried to cope with the trauma. Everyone’s devastated. Then five more kids go missing: Melanie, Basira, Daisy, Michael (Shelley), and Julia.

So they take little Jon to a therapist in hopes of uncovering the truth and finding the missing kids. Guess who the therapist is? Annabelle Cain. For unknown reasons, she gaslights Jon into believing what he saw wasn’t real. (She knew it was real, and Jonah knew she was “on his side.”)

Eventually, Michael’s body is found outside the pizzeria, and the place gets shut down as a crime scene. It never regains its popularity. At first, they arrest Jonah for neglect, but then they pin everything on Gertrude, since Jonah seems squeaky clean (which he is very much not).

Years later, Sasha, Tim, and Jon share a flat. Jon’s unemployed (living rent-free), Sasha’s getting her master’s degree, and Tim is the marketing manager of some company. One day they get a newsletter, and Tim sees the pizzeria is hiring again. He rants about it to Jon, still convinced the guy in the bunny suit took his brother (secretly hoping Danny’s still alive)

Jon, being sensitive about it, decides to get the job to prove Tim wrong. How would he do that? Who knows. He was a bit drunk when he made that decision. Later, he tells Annabelle about it (she's still his therapist), and she says it might be good exposure therapy, plus, Jon still needs a job.

I know this has been done before, but I have my own TMA FNAF AU and no one is going to stop me.

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Jarthur wip

I started Malevolent almost a month ago, but I’m still on episode 7 because I loved episode 4 so much that I practically exploded

Of course I didn't draw this for a silly 31 second video of a cat.

@p4radised thanks for the inspo

The same goes for Kim Dokja, but based on the stunt he pulled, it’s going to be a major one

Yoo joonhyuk’s at the end of his wits

Michael, the only character I can always draw

'Mary conveniently not being home ever' is my current mood.