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[catsockpuppet]

mermaid au doodes…

[puppys-preytime]

“I’m obsessed with you.”

Then I’m sure you wouldn’t mind if I slid myself into your lap, threaded my fingers through your hair and used the other hand to draw your own to my waist.

Ah- careful, I’m tickl- well. You know.

And I know just how much you like that, so why don’t we spend some time together and see if I can’t get you to obsess a little over my laugh, too?

[froody]

broke: this trope existed as an important tool in revisionist westerns to display the humanity and vulnerability of the protagonist in contrast to their nearly superhuman luck and perceived infallibility until that point in the film, it is a moment of weakness and a way to make the viewer more invested in the protagonist in the final duel since we know they can be defeated

woke: because it was HOT

[irestuffs]

tmnt 2012 incorrect quote doodles

supp, if you saw these drawings before and now seeing them again it's because I moved to a new blog! feel free to follow since this is going to be a recurring thing for a while :]

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[not-another-robin]

May we have more pregnant Madam? Maybe she favours Bruce since she sees Alfred treat him like a kit so she treats him like a kit?

Ask and ye shall recieve

[shellxrls]

18+. porn link!!

GUYS. this (twitter/x) is so rafe ohmygosh.

checking the length against her stomach before he puts it in AND putting his hand against her chest to hold her down 😣😣😣.

[bunnygirllover45]

So I've been working in some sprites/cgs for something rots lately, I still have a lot of work to do but everything's coming together just fine, if life decides not to fuck me this month I'll probably have episode 1 ready. Translating your own game is a weird experience let me tell you, I'm not really confident in my grammar or overall skills when it comes to writing, but I'm trying my best lol. Since things have been busy lately due to me moving houses and stuff, I haven't been answering asks at all, I'll try to catch up in both my accs when everything is calmer.

Added some disclaimers at the start of the game. See this little guy? He's going to be another important character in episode 2!

[fawfulydoo]

things i did over the past week

[volleypearlfan]

Canadian Cartoons Are Great

Today, the popular cartoon YouTuber Saberspark uploaded a video talking about the infamous “fart episode” of the 2023 Total Drama series. The comments were filled with hatred and generalizations towards Canadian animation. These terrible comments are not the fault of Saberspark, but it is true that the “big users” in the cartoon community are (mostly) Americans who spread myths and stereotypes about Canadian cartoons. This has bothered me and a few others for quite a while, so here, I’m going to prove why Canadian animation is great, actually, and dispel common misconceptions

All Canadian cartoons are about fart jokes - if you say stuff like this, you clearly have never seen a Canadian cartoon outside of Total Drama and Johnny Test. That’s like if I said “all anime is naughty tentacles” or “all American cartoons are about anvils falling on your head.” And don’t act like your precious USA cartoons and anime are exempt from toilet humor. One example of an anime with toilet humor is Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt - their first episode was about a monster made out of shit. And we all know about the gross out cartoons such as Ren and Stimpy.

Canadian cartoons are cheaply mass-produced because of CanCon - No. What CanCon ACTUALLY states is that a certain percentage of content on a Canadian channel has to be Canadian-made. The policy is about supporting Canadian art, not “mass-producing” cartoons, since this applies to ALL Canadian TV and radio content, animated or otherwise.

Now, let me tell you some reasons why Canadian animation is actually great

Some of your childhood shows, such as Arthur, Franklin, and Little Bear are Canadian in origin.

Some of the most acclaimed cartoons within the cartoon community, such as Ed Edd n Eddy and MLP:FIM, were both animated in Canada and had voice actors from there (same talent pool, in fact - Vancouver)

Inspector Gadget and the Beetlejuice animated series helped keep good animation afloat during the 80s. In a decade full of uninspired and insipid cartoons, these were two of the highlights.

Canada is still a great place to outsource animation, as proven with the works of Nelvana, Mercury Filmworks, Jam Filled, and countless others.

If you grew up without cable, you probably watched PBS Kids and/or Qubo a lot. Guess what - lots of the shows on both of those channels were Canadian. For example: the PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch: Timothy Goes to School, Seven Little Monsters, Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse - these shows are all Canadian! Qubo was also home to Jane and the Dragon, Jacob Two Two, Babar, Spliced, etc - they’re all Canadian too.

Because Canada’s censors are far more lax compared to American ones, Canada has made huge strides in teen and adult animation. Such shows include Total Drama, 6teen, Detentionaire, Undergrads, Producing Parker, etc as well as the movie Heavy Metal.

Also because of the lax censors, Canadian cartoons had positive LGBTQ representation far before the United States did. One episode of 6teen has a character stating “I’m gay,” and in Braceface, the main character assists her gay friend in finding a boyfriend. Unsurprisingly, these episodes never aired in the US.

6teen also dealt with periods before Turning Red, Baymax, and Molly McGee did it (again, the episode was banned in the US).

Finally, here are a few Canadian cartoons I recommend, and where to watch them:

Cybersix (it was a Canadian and Japanese co-production). The whole thing is on TMS’ YouTube channel.

Redwall is on Pluto, and there are episodes of it on YouTube courtesy of Treehouse Direct

Toad Patrol (unfortunately you’re gonna have to resort to low quality YouTube uploads)

Silverwing - again, the complete series is on YouTube

Detentionaire- On Tubi and Pluto!

Ruby Gloom is a great show if you like cute gothic stuff; it too is on Tubi and Pluto

The Adventures of Sam and Max: Freelance Police - on Tubi

One of my favorites, The Raccoons. Basically the Canadian equivalent to The Simpsons, and with a banger ending song. The show’s production company has uploaded episodes of it for free on YouTube.

The original Clone High was animated by the legendary Nelvana (if you’re wondering, the new season is not outsourced to Canada 😔) It is on Paramount Plus and HBO Max

Undergrads - yet again on YouTube, in low quality unfortunately. Like Clone High, it was on MTV.

I also recommend watching some short films from the National Film Board of Canada. My personal favorite is the Log Driver’s Waltz.

Tl;dr - American cartoons are not bad because of Allen Gregory, anime is not bad because of Pupa, and Canadian cartoons are not bad because of Johnny Test or fart jokes.

[minecraft-sex-mod]

mark winters? more like mark WHIMPERS amiright guys

[bongcipher]

dippy fresh and his twin mabel-dawg

[catboymoments]

I had a bunch of excess cream cheese and a big can of pumpkin so last night I made muffins and bread! They’re also gluten free! :)

Also I made the Apple Blood cocktail that Dana posted the recipe for in a stream a while ago

It’s pretty fantastic I gotta say. It’s warm and spicy and reminds me of fall… it’d be a great Halloween drink

[dying-acc-idk-man]

[ q ] yeaahhhhh!

[babymorte]

do you like me or do you like me like me 🥺

[the-crystal-femmes]

Amethyst! This one was fun to make ngl

// pt: these are fictives //

^ Yippee! Get to add that for her

- YP

[irestotles]

TMNT 2012 | Storyboard by Miki Brewster

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