#Gloria midnight burger

[awnrii]

the magnus burgers. the midnight archives. the… I got nothing.

closer ups below!

welcome back lonelyeyes

and my faves:-)

[ochiody]

i really liked planet straightforward

[daysdoodles]

Here’s some art of the Midnight Burger crew! I’ve been relistening to it and have been drawing so much fanart!

[ariartcor]

Thought I would share my midnight burger designs that I made! I’m really proud of these :)

+ some sketches and stuff under the cut !

[teadood]

My midnight burger lineup !! :D

[vicioustoker]

this scene was everything i love leif so much

[therenaissancedungeonmaster]

A Midnight Burger line up for folks! Love these dumb guys

[thatpodcastkid]

[fishswx]

Ava and gloria

[vampireonthestairs]

okay i’ve listened to exactly two episodes of midnight burger but i would do anything for her (gloria). it’s like wolf 359 if doug eiffel was a sad burger flipping podcast man instead of a sad communications officer podcast man

[awnrii]

(at the very last minute) happy pride guys

[malicejane-in-wonderland]

every friend group has:

- a sad man who loves history and chaos

- a theoretical physicist who loves bullying

- a chef from Arizona who becomes an empire slayer

- a space pirate who is also an engineer

- a sentient plant

- a robot lady who can create a simulacrum of your most prominent ex

extras:

+ the space pirate/engineer's two older selves from alternate realities

+ the space pirate/engineer's "fully platonic" friend who is obsessed with journalism

[st-peculiar]

Love the reoccurring trend in midnight burger where everyone’s favorite Latina powerhouse restaurant manager is always the best character no matter what the situation

[automatonwithautonomy]

normal people who are normal about each other.

[teadood]

There is NOT enough midnight burger fanart guys :((

Also woah first post

[vicioustoker]

a thing i really love about midnight burger as a whole is that, from the premise of the show and what it deals with, it could veeery easily slip into the whole "we're just tiny specks on a floating rock in space and nothing matters!" narrative that ultimately is bleak, makes no sense and just serves to invalidate singular people's experiences in favor of the grand cosmos or whatever. and i especially love the choice of having a character like ava in the mix, someone who could easily adapt the nothing matters nihilistic stance, but who instead is not phased by much at all because she's studied the universe her whole life and then went on to actually see it for what it is, which at the end of the day for her is just confirmation of what she already knew. we instead see the show iterate time and time again how much value there is in humanity, in each experience and most importantly how priceless connection between people is. i think about the episode where gloria makes food and explains the origins of the dishes she's made often, the history and the warmth of it all offering a piece of comfort to a population that was in great distress and i think that was such a beautiful scene that encapsulates a lot of what the show is about