#Inspired by wordgirl

[apollolovescheesecak]

pathetic loser malewife scientists with depression and bowties with goggles/glasses who are taken over mentally by another being as an excuse to act goofy voiced by tom kenny with the spiky bob haircut thing and partially white hair >>>>>

[narratwoda]

Tammy really looks up to her

[kayladoesnotknow]

Hellooo

Goodbyeee

[halosoliloquy]

Loving yourself is the hardest part because it feels like a betrayal to the person who you think deserves all your attention. But what if that’s the trick? What if the real act of love is learning to say no—no to the constant giving, no to the cycle of dependency that masquerades as love? Self-love means embracing the discomfort of choosing yourself over someone else. It’s messy, uncomfortable, and selfish. But maybe that’s the point. Maybe it’s supposed to be selfish because, for once, you’re hearing your own voice.

[womanofwords]

Lemonade Stand

Tobey was at the store, carrying a basket heaving with lemons. "Stupid lemons," Tobey sighed. "Stupid money."

Becky and Rex watched on with curiosity. "What the heck is he doing?" Becky asked.

"He's kidnapping lemons! We have to stop him!" Rex was about to change, but Becky stopped him.

"No, it's weirder than that. He's . . ." She paused for dramatic effect. "Buying them."

"What would Tobey want with a bunch of lemons?"

"Let's find out," Becky said, grabbing an empty shopping basket and putting a bag of tulip bulbs into it. She, along with Kid Math, walked from aisle to aisle pretending to look at stuff until they got to the produce section and 'bumped into' Tobey.

"Oh! Hey, Tobey!" Becky said, putting two Bramley apples into her basket.

"Hello, Botsford." Tobey narrowed his eyes, as if Becky and Rex were the ones with villainous reputations. "What are you doing here?"

"Shopping, like a normal person. Why do you have a basket full of lemons?" Becky asked. "You ought to have gallons of lemonade from all of those."

"None of your business!" Tobey snapped, hustling away towards the exit. He wasn't hustling particularly quickly, since the basket was quite heavy. "Stupid lemons!"

"You know, Tobey, if you tell us what you need that many lemons for, then we'll help you carry them home," Becky wagered.

"And I'll help you find out how much you'll have to pay for them," Rex offered.

"You'll . . . do that?" Tobey smiled slightly.

"Sure! Just . . . please don't do anything that I . . . would have to watch WordGirl and Kid Math would have to clean up."

"OK! I'm making lemonade! I need more money for robots, but my mother won't pay for the parts." Tobey gave up the information freely.

"Please say that it's not one of the giant robots that Word Girl and Kid Math would have to fight," Rex moaned.

"No, this is just a cleaning robot. No big ones this time." Tobey laughed. "My mother will notice."

"And as promised, let's get find out what you need to pay," Rex said. The two boys walked away to the scales, and Becky went to the self-checkout.

She wouldn't leave the store without paying for the stuff, after all.

[animation-is-my-jam]

helloo! I really love your art style it's so pretty and love the tobecky content <33

I wanted to ask, which episode that involves tobecky is your favorite?

OHH GOSH THANK YOU!! AHH MEANS a lot. (^.^)＼(^_^)／❤️ (bites wall) and thx for the ask!

And what WG episode with Tobecky is my favorite? Hmm...toughie. There's some episodes, obviously, that have Tobey in them, but I don't consider Tobecky moments immediately (example: Field Day Fun with Robo-Tobey).

If I were to ever choose my top ones and narrow it down, though, it would go (no order just naming):

-Department Store Tobey

-Trustworthy Tobey

-It's your party and I cry if I want to

-By Jove, you've wrecked my robot

-Have you seen the remote

-Guess Who's coming to Thanksgiving Dinner

-The Robot problem

And to narrow it down... Okay damn it's tough again. Because I love their banter in By Jove and the hint that he's been getting a crush on Becky, but they have more sillier softer moments in season 1 episodes like Department and Seen The Remote. But Robot Problem has them actually team up, and it's the first episode where I started to ship them. BUT--Its My Party has them actually get ice cream after years of build-up and Tobey coming to his senses moments. And of course, Thanksgiving Dinner with them actually smiling at each other for one, HOWEVER, Trustworthy Tobey with being his last focus episode where he's strictly not being the worst and maybe turning reasoble along with it being Becky and Tobey conflict and not him and Wordgirl (PLUS THE NOTE UGHH)--

(Explodes) Ya see why this is tricky.

But for the sake of answering this....I'll go with right now...AHHH, it's gonna go to Trustworthy Tobey. It's what I'm feeling right now. Mostly cause... I remember when I did my Wordgirl re-watch in late 2017 that got me into the fandom again and started this years long hyperfixation. I was dreading the last Tobey episode/last Tobecky moments we'll get. You see, I liked the season 7 and 8 Tobey episodes, but man, ever since season 1, it's been hard trying to justify this kid when he gets washed like every episode and so I was like "plss be good" or at least give me hope for his character cause I didn't want him to regress. And what do you know...hope! Sure, he's still an immature jerk that's still in character, but at least he wasn't extreme or not immediately dismissive. He actually kept up being truthful and Becky learned something, not to mention he doesn't get scott-free either and this time the most he does is just unleash a malfunctioning robot to a library and not like destroy buildings or attempt to kill people.

Plus, I find it extremely interesting the dialog and moments he has with Becky as Becky and not Wordgirl. Because call me silly but to me peak Tobecky is when he interacts with Becky as herself and not just Wordgirl--the ship name isn't Wordbey after all. Plus again the note YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH THAT SCREWED WITH ME WHEN I SAW IT. Because another factor to why I hold up this episode so highly...even though Robot Problem/Have you seen the Remote is what got me to officially ship them...this episode is what inspired me to make a lot of my Wordgirl and Tobecky content. Cause it filled my imagination in what their relationship and Tobey's character could go next and there was no new Tobey episode to contradict it tehe. It drove me to read fanfiction. Start drawing on my dingy phone with FlipaClip. Start drabbles that I never posted. Interact with others. It...kinda drove me crazy? Like it legit didn't make me okay, but hey it's why I consider it personally my favorite.

[thetalkingwave]

Aww how nice, he got gifts for both of them! ♡♡

[nonbinary-octopus]

me: I'm gonna go lie down, and maybe I'll even go to sleep early

me, after doing stuff on my phone in bed for a while: What if I watched cartoons for an hour

[benanazauce]

fanart for @djsadbean!!

I love their art so much oh my god

YOUR ART IS AMAZING I LOVE YOUR ACCOUNT SO MUCH ALL YOUR AMAZING CHEESE FANART IS ADORABLE

I drew small tbh creatures of d2b and amazo guy too!! little yippees!! I love the concept of amazo guy I think its really neat

[nosferatufaggot]

My Little Robit

[crazywolf85]

Bluey lookin a lil different here

[melonthesprigatito]

One time Word Girl had to break up a particularly nasty fight between Rhyme and Chuck the Evil Sandwich Making Guy. And I'm talking REALLY nasty. Rhyme has torn up most of the street and whatever isn't iced over is covered in ketchup and mustard from Chuck's condiment rays. He keeps trying to crush her with his giant sandwich press but she's way too fast for him.

Word Girl manages to get them to stop by tying them up with lamp posts and she asks them what the heck is going on. It turns out that Rhyme fucking kidnapped Brent because she found out that he's the inventor of peanut butter and jelly bread and she wants him to make her as much of it as humanly possible.

Obviously Chuck is upset that his brother got kidnapped so he immediately attacked Rhyme in an effort to save him. Word Girl facepalms and asks Rhyme why she would go through the trouble of kidnapping Brent for PB&J bread when she could have just…. asked. Brent's a nice guy, he probably would have gladly given her some, especially if he found out how much peanut butter and jelly means to her as a symbol of her and Reason's friendship.

Rhyme is like "Oh. I didn't think it that." So she releases Brent and apologises profusely. Brent is surprisingly understanding of the situation, in fact, he's really happy that someone likes his peanut butter and jelly bread so much that they'd hold someone hostage for it.

Where was Reason during all this? He was busy buying groceries. He stumbles across the chaos on his way back to their underground bunker lair and is like "OH MY GOD I LEFT YOU ALONE FOR HALF AN HOUR-"

[melodythebunny]

Hey, I was wondering, do you know melanie martinez? Only 2 or 3 of my friends know her lol-

Oh yeah I like her songs. I believe the first one I heard was tag your it, pity party, crybaby, madhatter and dollhouse

I even made an OC based off her vibe astethic sorta

old 2020 art

She's colorblind so when she does dress in colors her outfit pallet doesn't change from her pov. And yeah her hair is naturally like that

Her name is Monochrome.

Everyone considers her as weird and a outcast for the most part.

[euuutopia]

I am Ghanaian, Fante and my mother side and Ga Adangbe on my father side.

My maternal grandmother once told me in her native language, Fante, “When I’m hungry and I see you, I become full.”

She expressed something so powerful in such an incredibly simple phrase and it is something I will never forget. Her name is Agnes Aggrey, if you want to use her words to express what you feel, credit her <3

[brainrot-yumm]

No but actually my favorite type of instagram blog is one where a genuinely wonderful artist draws exclusively for one specific piece of media for years on end I love it so much

you guys are the real heroes

[womanofwords]

Miss Powerless

Miss Power was enraged, feet thumping the floor of her spaceship. "Stupid WordGirl thinks she can just get rid of me," she said, as Colonel Gigglecheeks watched on nervously. "I'll show her, that puny little child! I made her strong, and that's how she repays me? I can't let her just get away with that, can I now?"

Colonel Gigglecheeks shook his head and let out a few squeaks that Miss Power understood to mean 'No'.

"Good. Glad we're on the same page. Autopilot, set a course for the filthy mudball known as Earth."

(WORD UP!)

Theodore McCallister was having a pretty normal day when Miss Power landed on Earth for a second time. "Hello, bad hair baby," she sneered into his ear.

"Hi, Miss Power," Tobey said. His face was relaxed into an almost bored expression. "What brings you here?"

"What brings you to wear that awful sweater vest with those shoes?" Miss Power retorted.

"I like them." Tobey's answer was short, sweet, and apathetic; it made Miss Power want to scream. Where was the pain, the pang of sadness after being mocked? Instead, Tobey simply continued to work on his new robot.

"D-do you like your dumb hair, too? Huh?" She prodded at him to get a reaction, a finger jabbing into the side of his head.

"You're very annoying, Miss Power," Tobey said. "Don't you know anybody else around here?"

Miss Power rolled her eyes. "O-Of course I do! Do you really think I don't have better things to do? See you around, robot loser." She put Colonel Gigglecheeks on her shoulder and took off.

(WORD UP!)

Dr Two-Brains was with his henchmen carrying (legally bought) cheese to a van when Miss Power intruded. "Great, it's you," the mad scientist said, the henchmen groaning.

"What? Why are you all so . . . not-caring?" Miss Power snapped.

"The word you're looking for is nonchalant. WordGirl taught us that," Dr Two-Brains said. "You'd know that if you were a smarter superhero."

Miss Power growled and advanced towards the white-haired inventor. "You can't say that about me!"

"Yeah, you're right. Calling you a superhero puts real superheroes to shame. You're not even that heroic."

"Oh yeah?" Miss Power grabbed Dr Two-Brains by his collar and pulled him up to her face, nose-to-nose with the evil genius. "Well, how about I dangle you off the side of a really tall building, or a cliff? What will you say about that?"

"That I was right about how you're not heroic." That same apathetic look Tobey had was on Dr Two-Brains' face.

"Ugh! This is WordGirl's doing, isn't it? Where is she? Where's WordGirl?"

"Probably doing real hero stuff," Dr Two-Brains said.

"AAARGH!" Miss Power dropped Dr Two-Brains on the floor and flew off.

"Are you OK, boss?" Charlie asked.

"Yeah," Dr Two-Brains said, dusting himself off. "WordGirl's got it from here."

(WORD UP!)

WordGirl was helping a young boy conquer his fear of heights when Miss Power flew in. "What did you do?" she hissed.

"Kenny, we'll continue this tomorrow," she said, helping him down from the tree and watching him run off in terror. "What do you want?" she asked her former mentor.

"I want to know what you did to the villains. They don't care about anything!" Miss Power's hair stood on end as it crackled with electricity. "It's getting on my nerves."

"I taught them some anti-bullying tactics," WordGirl said. "You gain strength from harsh words and the impact they have, so we're cutting you off. We're all cutting you off."

"What? You can't do that!"

"I can and I have. They're my villains; handling them is my job. And you're not welcome here. Is that understood?"

"You're such a baby, WordGirl. What are you going to do to make me leave?"

"Nothing," Wordgirl smiled.

Miss Power stifled a laugh. "Really? You won't do anything to stop me? Am I too big and scary for weak widdle WordGirl?"

"Nah. I just figured that I didn't have to," WordGirl said. "You came all the way here to argue with me. And you're losing! And the supervillains may not have any respect for the law, but they're not stupid. When I tell them the perfect way to handle you, they'll listen to me. You're getting weaker without someone to be affected by your harsh words, aren't you?"

"No, I'm not! Get over here!" Miss Power charged at WordGirl at the raging speed of . . . a snail. Actually, saying that is probably an insult to snails.

"Captain Huggyface was right! You use the hurt from people you insult to make yourself stronger!" WordGirl cheered. "Now that you don't have that, fighting you will be easy!"

"Really? Colonel Gigglecheeks, attack!" Miss Power ordered the orange space rodent forward.

"Come to think of it, I never found out which faction of the military Colonel Gigglecheeks served in," WordGirl said.

"What?" Miss Power spluttered. "No, Colonel Gigglecheeks was never in any army or military. I just called him that because it was cool-sounding."

"So this is stolen valour?" WordGirl asked. "Just when I thought you couldn't get any lower." Captain Huggyface let out some angry space monkey shrieks about his time in the service. Colonel Gigglecheeks shrank in shame, his elastic limbs retreating away from the child superhero.

"What are you doing? Fight her!" Miss Power insisted. "You're going to let her talk you out of it?" Colonel Gigglecheeks hid behind her cape, chittering fearfully.

"WordGirl, your theory was correct! Without the power you get from making people sad with your mean words, you can't do anything!" Dr Two-Brains cheered.

"We shouldn't call her Miss Power! She's Miss Powerless!" Tobey crowed.

"I think you should leave," WordGirl said with a smile, hovering to the level where her eyes met her former mentor's. Then the smile dropped off her face as she whispered a line that made the blonde lady's blood run cold.

"And never come back."