#His worldview is so black and white I want to shake him. Fantastic character. No city = villains can't destroy it. Zero notes.

[fountainpenguin]

I'm sure I've made this post before but:

- WordGirl telling Kid Math to be more careful and he immediately accuses her of being manipulative.

- Kid Math referring to walking away from adults as "getting away."

- Kid Math referring to taking a break for dinner as "giving up."

- Kid Math pushing back when WordGirl tries to give him a secret identity "so people won't worry about him" because there's no point when he doesn't have anyone on Earth to worry for him.

- Kid Math's fantasy is tearing the city to the ground and getting a high-five for doing so. Someone please give him healthy attention.

- Kid Math getting frustrated when WordGirl tells him not to break out of the cage before the commercial break because he'll ruin the audience's suspense so he re-seals the cage and flops over pretending he doesn't have arms. After the commercial break you see he's already outside the cage while WordGirl is still inside waiting for the Narrator's cue to start fighting again.

Kid Math not knowing what "hint" means because he doesn't understand the concept of asking for help. Hey buddy. Are you okay.

Kid Math: I can excuse destroying the city, but I draw the line at lying. WordGirl: You can excuse DESTROYING THE CITY?