They Are So Irredeemably Horrible And Fucked Up, Its Like Looking In The Mirror. I Love Them So Much.

good evening rickmorty nation. nsfw thoughts ahead.

okay so we basically know rick has a god complex. it's been established in several episodes, but especially during the toxic episode where toxic rick literally says "if there is a god, it's fucking ME" like. the man loves to be seen as all powerful.

so do you ever think he and morty just start fucking and morty's like "god, please..." when it feels good, but rick's, like, obviously drunk and is like "is he calling me that?? is he calling me GOD??"

like even when he realizes a moment later that morty just means it in the expletive sense, i still think he would be like. mmorty. morty. can you call me that again.

vi x jinx = adora x catra and

jinx jealous of caitlyn like catra with glimmer

THEY LITERALLY HAVE CATRADORA POTENTIAL BUT SO MUCH WORSE AND IM ADDICTED

„Kiss your perfect day goodbye

Because the world is on fire

Tuck your innocence goodnight

You sold your friends like guns for hire“

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That scene killed me … so here is my interpretation of it.

I hope u like it 💙

spinning and spinning around

source - p_okate

Guys funny thought!!

Mabel gaslighting Ford into thinking incest is normal in their dimension cause Ford caught her and dipper making out and she had to think quick to cover their asses

and Ford's been gone from their dimension so long he just accepts it cause he really doesnt even remember what dimensions incest is taboo in

so now Ford is hesitantly trying to "rizz up" (mabel taught him that) Stan with mabel hyping him up cause she thinks his crush on Stan is too cute and shes gonna be the best wingwoman

Meanwhile, dipper is biting his nails and waiting for the lie to blow up horribly in their face

source - 22Z3r0

“You may be as different as the sun and the moon, but the same blood flows through both your hearts. You need her, as she needs you.”

source - p_okate

“Dipper and Ford’s relationship resembles real-world grooming to an uncanny degree. It’s not unreasonable to see sexual abuse subtext in Ford’s offer of apprenticeship,” I say into the mic.

The crowd boos. I begin to walk off in shame, when a voice speaks and commands silence from the room.

“They’re right,” he says. I look for the owner of the voice. There in the 618th row stands Alex Hirsch himself.