#I have a lot of headcanons

[queddadraw]

He is stinky

[class-of-classics-blog]

CLASS OF CLASSICS HEADCANONS:

•Badwolf is a theater kid. He single-handedly performed musicals in his room at 2 AM ( Phantom of the Opera and Hamilton are his favorite)

• Dark Fairy loves to go to the parties( how did she get invited? A little help on the inside) although Ever after parties are a lot less wild then the fae ones.

• Candy Witch had the same problem as Ginger. No one trusted her food which is a shame because she loves baking and she would spend hours making sure that sweets were beautifully decorated because she thought that if they looked good people may actually want to try them. ( they didn't). Well, more for villains.

• Goldilockes is hoplessly romantic. She dreams of her mr. just right and it cost her a several heartbreakes.

• Red had developed a strange love toward the fire wepons.

•Snow White and Evil Queen are toxic ex-s. They have hooked up a lot of times but they claim that it "means nothing" and they do it because "the other one doesn't like it so to spite them" ( they are constantly lying to each other and their close friends sense what's going on but doesn't say anything).

•Snow White had a very manipulative mother who didn't show her much affection (only in public for a show), so she promised herself that she would always make sure that her daughter knew that she was loved. She would never be like her own mother…

•Cinderella likes hobbies for "old ladies" like knitting, embroidery, and gardening. To be specific she likes growing her own vegetables and loves getting her hands dirty despite being criticized for "not acting like a proper princess". She's very proud of her own hard work.

•Cinderella was also very scared of her destiny and what her destined prince would be like. She didn't have anyone to tell her fears to because her friends wouldn't understand so she just kept them inside.

•Pied Piper and Chesire Cat are partners in crime. Two very chaotic aro-ace beasties. You would think that the Chesire is the mischievous one who always gets poor Piper in trouble, but no. Dude can control living being with his music and there are some assholes at school that are getting on his last nerves.

•Alice Wonderland is always looking for adventure. Full of energy. Very energetic. Okay, too much energy. Girl is hyperactive from 5 AM to 1 AM. Also, guess who has ADHD?

•Odette and Odile are dating. Odile brother, the next Rothbart, is helping them cover it up. Why? Because all characters in the story agree that their fairytale sucks. Despite their roles, they are a beastie trio.

•There are two Charmings that were disowned by their own families after discovering their destiny: Damian ( beast) and David ( good king).

[feelingthedisaster]

im actually obsessed with the fact kevin day has a daughter

[brightlotusmoon]

Out of context TMNT 2012!

(I wanna squish them)

[teadrop-12]

ive realized MATA just keeps using the same manipulation tactics on the ppl they recruit bc they did this twice (as far as we know)

[bubblybumblebee1]

Doodlebops thought!

So y'all know how Moe had a whole episode about how he hates being short? But, like, he's taller than DeeDee and Mazz?

Well, what if Moe really isn't as tall as he appears to be? What if he actually is short and not just short, but shorter than DeeDee?

Sure he's taller than her because of Jonathan Wexler being taller and the animated series has him as taller than DeeDee, but what if Moe is actually shorter than her naturally?

We know that the Doodles have abilities because they're living cartoons, with Moe at least showing off those abilities more than the other 2, but what if Moe is just making himself appear at LEAST taller than DeeDee at all times?

In the 2nd season, when Moe Hides, he shrinks himself down to hide on shelves, inside of things, and even on top of Rooney's head. So what if he's just making himself just a little bit taller just because he can?

With that logic, why wouldn't he just make himself taller to reach and see things without help? Maybe their cartoon abilities actually have a cap to them? We've seen them able to get tired after running around super fast, Rooney and DeeDee more so than Moe but still, they do get tired and need to sleep and eat

So he might not be able to make himself super tall, just at the height he would be once he finally stops growing since we know he's the youngest and is apparently not done growing yet

What if Moe actually is far younger than he appears and sounds? What if he really is just a kid and used his cartoon logic to appear and sound like he's in his teens to be able to be in the band with his siblings?

With that said, it makes you wonder just how old the Doodles are. DeeDee has at least had a birthday, and Moe has been out right said to be the yougest, we've even seen him as a baby while Rooney and DeeDee as kids

So what's the age gap of the 3? I don't remember if they said that DeeDee was the oldest, but I just assume that she is

Now, with all that out, I will now be drawing Moe as a kid, most likely. At least flipping with how I draw him. He shall have the baby face he deserves!

[itssilveriguess]

a few random Near headcanons that are built into my brain

- Near's favorite color being light blue

-Near doing stop motion with legos in their spare time

-he/they pronouns

-Near looking and sounding androgynous to the point where it confuses people, he thinks its funny

[a-random-person-on-the-interent]

I think one of my favourite headcanons for Thomas is that he's actually a good poet when he's just doing it for fun or because he enjoys it, but he just tries too hard when actually writing something to perform.

Like just imagine him telling one of his poems he wrote out of pure enjoyment and it's like the best thing you've ever heard in your life but then when he tells one that's him actually trying it just fails spectacularly.

[fearsomefive]

I keep saying I’ll write something about the Sabrewing family and I just never do it

[professorcalculusstanaccount]

I remember discussing Tintin casting choices with a friend from Germany and remarked how it was odd he often has an English accent in adaptations rather than a Belgian one, and my friend just replied "that's because Tintin gives incredibly strong English boy energy (derogatory)"

Here in the UK there's a lot of weird classism tied into accents. Today accent diversity and representation in broadcasting is actively pursued but in Tintin's time there certainly was a preferred accent to have.

imagine this exchange happens between pages 28-29 in The Crab with the Golden Claws

[ezrazzle]

After slowly chipping away at this for a while, I'm finally done drawing the cast of The Magnus Archives!

[violent138]

More than half the League is betting at any time that they know when it's actually Batman under the mask, or someone else. Unfortunately, they were wrong when:

Dick was doing a phenomenal job of playing Bruce (didn't give himself away even once by smiling), because he fell asleep

Batman stubbed his toe against a table and swore like a sailor which led to cash exchanging hands as several people figured it was Jason, but Bruce had recently switched out of Matches Malone to dress up as Bats and hadn't shaken the Mindset yet

Batman's suit sat weirdly empty at the table and Oliver, annoyed, tried to tell Damian that this was too serious a meeting for Bruce to delegate, but it was Batman, hit with a de-ageing spell and too stubborn to sit out

After sustaining pretty serious injuries, Batman was whiteknuckling the table, in an awful mood, and nobody thought anything of it. Barry offered to help Bruce up (if the pain was keeping him trapped, trying not to insult Batman too much), and Jason tightly replied that if he moved the suit was going to tear.

Clark and Bruce had a bet for how long they could replace Bruce with a mannequin without anyone noticing, and because Clark kept looking over at "Bruce" and giggling (pretty par for the course for them), nobody noticed for five hours.

[bats-and-the-birds]

I am thinking about the batkids and their rooms at the manor.

When Dick was first brought to the manor, Alfred put wooden letters that spelled out his name on the outside of the door to his room. He wanted the boy to feel like he belonged, and denoting the room as his seemed like the best way. At first, they spelled out "Richard", and were painted in red, green, and yellow -- the colors that his parents had worn for their circus act, that didn't have any other meaning yet. Dick pried them off the door and threw them away. He didn't want to accept that this was permanent yet. There were new letters on the door a few days later, blue this time, and spelling out "Dick" instead. Those letters got pried off much the same and shoved in a drawer, and they didn't get put back until a year later. He was too short to put them in the same place, so they ended up crooked, and Alfred found it too endearing to fix.

When he left the manor years later, he considered ripping the letters off the door and throwing them in the foyer on his way out. But he left them, and there they remained, crooked as ever.

Jason got his own letters when it became clear he wasn't going anywhere. He helped Alfred put them up on his bedroom door, standing on a step stool to make sure they got in the right place. His were evenly spaced and neatly aligned, and he refused to tell anyone that he cried over them that night. He'd spent months wondering if he'd ever live up to his predecessor, not just as Robin, but in the family as well. And now he had his own letters, just like Dick's, and they weren't going anywhere.

And they didn't. Even after he died. Bruce and Alfred both considered taking the name down to make walking past that empty room less painful, but in the end, they didn't dare touch the letters, just like they didn't touch anything else in the room. Years later, Jason would sneak into the manor through his old bedroom window and find his school uniforms still hanging in the closet, his textbooks on his desk, an open novel on his nightstand, and, of course, the letters still on the door, more of an epitaph than the one on his actual tombstone.

Tim fought for his name on a bedroom door. It took a while, but he trained, and he learned, and he forced himself into the role that he knew he could fill. Part of him thought that no matter how good and useful he made himself as Robin, he'd never really fill the role that the two before him did. He thought there might not be room for him after Jason's death, but he did it. He was older than the other two when Alfred finally put the letters up on his door, but he did it.

Later, when he left in search of Bruce, he didn't think for a second of taking his name down off his door. He'd earned it.

Damian's name got put up practically as soon as he got to the manor. He didn't think much of having his name on a door. If anything, it irked him a bit, being lumped in with the others, but it would have annoyed him more if he didn't get his own name. For a while, his name on the door, marking it as his from the hallway, was the only reason you could tell it wasn't the guest room that it had previously been. He had no photographs, had arrived with no personal affects.

That changed, eventually. As he gained friends, he also gained photos of them. He put up sketches and watercolor paintings of his animals. A dog bed got put on the floor for Titus. But the letters had been there from the beginning, and he grew to appreciate them eventually. His room, with the name on the door, was safe, and he liked it there.

Cass's letters showed up without much fanfare. They were simply there when she exited her room one day. "Cassandra" in black wooden letters that matched all of her new siblings'. She ran her fingers over them with reverence. She'd never been allowed to leave a mark before. Her life was predicated on being a shadow, but there was her name, in big letters, somewhere where other people could see it.

Steph had a room. She didn't want to admit it, but when she crashed at the manor, it was always in the same room. Her name was put up, and she took it down, and it was put up again, and she took it down again until it became something of a game between her and Alfred. If Steph was staying at the manor and Alfred didn't find a wooden S in a random cupboard, then have to search the house for the rest of her name, then he knew she was in a bad mood, and he usually made her favorite cookies and left them outside of the door with her name still firmly in place.

Duke's letters were waiting for him when he moved in. His name in bright yellow letters that matched his suit already in place. Of course it was, it's tradition at this point, and he's part of the family now. He had bounced around for a while now, and the letters on his door made him feel...calmer. It was a sense of permanence, and one he could learn to enjoy.

Barbara didn't need a room. She had her own room, in her own house, but Alfred still offered to mark out a space for her. She declined. When she did stay over, it was either in the cave or Dick's room, she didn't need her own. Still, that didn't mean her mark wasn't left somewhere. There was a study downstairs with a desk that she sometimes did her homework on as a child if she was staying over for the night. Now, the desk held a computer that was wired into the Batcomputer's network, a photo of her and her father, and, of course, tiny wooden letters affixed to the side that spelled out 'Barbara'.

[artuurle]

"you kept editing the script until the original words were all gone!"

[androsartstuff]

Slight redesign of these two, I just needed to get the design out of my system

Edit: Still undecided about the headband pattern, might change it

[jegulily-stuff]

First of all this is a great regulily idea - reg has to agree even though its humiliating because publicly failing the subject would be worse!

But also I feel like youve read my mind about ritual magic. A type of magic like transfig and potions are, but it became forbidden (possibly because of the blood ritual type requiring harming someone like the voldemort reincarnation one and the whole concept getting the negative connotation, or just because it was seen as the most 'devil worshipping' kind of magic during a more Christian time like pre segregation), so it isnt taught. A muggleborn wouldnt have any access to it but others could have banned books or family knowledge passed down.

And I can see Severus not being that into it because 1) its way slower than wand casting and hes learning to write spells to do whatever he wants anyway so why would he need something else, and 2) rituals often require more than one participant and he cant stand not being self sufficient and having to rely on someone else (who could fuck it up or just not be there when he needed to do something).

But for Lily its like an elevated version of potions where every step is part of the magic even the intentions you have when you gather the materials, and she's really wants to get more into the practice. And Reg loves the gravitas of an occult tradition so he's gonna be as well read as you can be on the topic.

*Gets up on a soapbox*

Reg isn't a Potions whizz. You just associate him with Potions because 1) he drank one and died, 2) you associate him with Slughorn, his Head of House, who was a Potions teacher, 3) he becomes a more relevant character in Half-blood Prince which also heavily features Potions.

Lily and Snape are the ones who are brilliant at potions. Regulus shouldn't just be a fanon replacement for Snape because we dont like him, they're distinct characters. Let Snape have his Potions skills and give Reg something that fits him as a character instead of always Potions.

How about Runes? It's got the secret knowledge element that fits his story, tradition and ancient history which must be important to him, and it's stuffy and book-learnt rather than practical and so is he. Or Divination? That's mystical and obscure and you kind of have to be born for it, which is on theme. Or even Transfiguration, but Sirius (and/or James) is still better at it so even though Reg is ungodly good he can never be the best and no one cares he's so good. There are a lot of fitting options.