#Loser boys are my favorite boys

[gazspookiebear]

Here again with more questions :] I hope you're enjoying this as much as I am!

18. How often does your character have nightmares?

2. Does your character have a secret hobby?

20. Is there a fear your character wants to learn to overcome?

7. What is a talent that your character is proud of?

9. What is a topic your character would be excited to talk about? 

12. What kind of music does your character enjoy?

18) Not very often since they don't usually have dreams. They do occasionally get nightmares though, and when they do? It's pretty bad

2) I guess one of their secret hobbies would be wood carving (as previously mentioned) but I don't know how secret that really is. It isn't something that most people know about, but they're not actively trying to hide it. An actual secret hobby? Stargazing. They don't do that around other people.

20) They'd like to get over their fear of attachment. They know they need to learn how to let people in their life, but it's definitely nerve wracking.

7) They're proud of their stealth abilities, if that counts.

9) Anything to do with mechanics and technology. They'd sign until their hands get tired if someone would listen

12) Probably heavy metal (Mostly bc I like it lmao)

[tired-all-the-time22]

Hey, man, we all can't be like you -- I wish we were all rose-colored too

{Rose-Colored Boy - Paramore}

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Smashing this song and my headcanon that Dash's dad is in the GIW together to make a fic Idea where the GIW finds out Danny's identity and tells on him to his parents in their hunt for phantom --

Dash's dad leads the operation, him and his team (along with the Fenton parents) cornering Danny after school while he's hiding/running away from Dash, forcing transform in order to get away; unbeknownst to either party, Dash witnesses everything and runs after Phantom to try and help.

Que the two stumbling into and getting trapped in the ghost zone in a confused scuffle while Danny's trying to escape, now on the run from three (3) parents and one (1) secret government organization.

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I kinda wanna use this premise to explore how Dash would progress through learning Phantom is Danny, and then (separately!) becoming a better person--

-- I think he'd be super annoying about it at first; idolizing Danny, pestering him a bunch about how cool it is to have ghost powers, generally acting way too close with him, and completely pushing aside how he treated Danny before the revelation.

Most of the situations we see Dash become friendly towards/respectful of Danny in-show are usually after Danny has shown himself to be physically strong/confident (see: Pirate Radio), and even then, Dash doesn't proceed to do any introspection at all and continues to bully him.

Conclusion: Learning Phantom = Danny would not be enough to trigger a redemption arc for Dash. This boy needs to learn some empathy.

Dash actively witnessing Danny having issues despite being powerful as Phantom (i.e. fearing and having to run from his parents, the toll fighting ghosts takes on his school/life/mental health, etc.), as well as being confronted with how privileged he is himself (having a loving, attentive family, being much better off financially, etc.) would force him into being more introspective.

Throw in him realizing the parallel between how the GIW treats Phantom with how he treats Danny (i.e. indiscriminate & unreasonable anger & violence), and -boom!- it clicks for him

[b0bsy0urunc1e]

My babygirl uwu

[leisi-lilacdreams]

big fan when people put leo in a haori with this particular pattern

[oddfamiliar]

The character arc of Mr. Jim 28 Days Later is one of my favorites in cinema

[jobycewl]

Redrew that one image of all the obey me brothers together!

[plutoniandepths]

Happy birthday to these guys I guess /pos

[gyonikubun]

i am actually karashi’s biggest fan please can we know a little more about his background and how he went from anarchy battles to salmon run…..

Karashi first got the idea to join Grizzco after hearing talk of a thrilling, yet considerably risky job opportunity coming to Splatsville. He was hoping that, by joining Grizzco and taking on this dangerous challenge, he could further build his reputation of being a fresh and hardcore guy. and also impress his peers with his (supposed) skills in the process. (he will never admit this.)

as for his background... it's nothing special (unlike him). He was born and raised in the splatlands, then later moved closer to splatsville once he was about 15. His anarchy battle "career" got jumpstarted when he pulled off something particularly fresh (vague, i know) and gained a small following.

and to clarify: he never stopped doing anarchy battles. That's his main schtick! he's just continuing to work at Grizzco on the side for… his own reasons.

thanks for taking interest in the coolest cephalopod around Karashi <3!

[mizzfizz]

meow

[ryan-waddell11]

there are not enough words to describe how I feel about him

[pup-pee]

HI ITS ME LOOK @ SUNGLASSES GUY AGAIN

sunnnnnnnnnyyyyyyy *starts shaking*

[cowboy-caboodles]

just a few quick doodles from class periods featuring the gayest scene in newsies aka once and for all

[dailydegurechaff]

Today’s Daily Degurechaff is… Regular Tanya is on vacation day 3 - Mermaid AU

[solphuruz]

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❝ ꜱᴀᴄʀɪꜰɪᴄᴇꜱ ᴀʀᴇ ꜱᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ ᴛʜᴀᴛ ʏᴏᴜ ʜᴀᴠᴇ ᴛᴏ ᴍᴀᴋᴇ

ꜰɪʀꜱᴛ ɢɪᴠᴇ, ᴛʜᴇɴ ᴛᴀᴋᴇ ❞

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Putting my blorbo through the blender is my favorite activity

[whoblewboobear]

No but in another life where Jace isn’t too far gone, he and so many other coworkers coulda vibed. Henry would tell Jace that he can do anything he puts his mind to and helps Jace sign up for community college or take night classes on the side to take a level of Wizard. I love Porter’s nasty awful ass, but Jace deserved better company and better relationships with his other coworkers that wouldn’t have killed him.

Like Tiberia would hate his ass but if he asked and put in the work she’d maybe help him learn the basics. He could go get drinks with Corsica, meditate and practice mindfulness with Yolanda, etc. like the possibilities were endless. I don’t mind him being dead and he doesn’t have to be reformed, but in death I image he regrets trying so hard to build a bridge between Porter and himself.

I’m 100% attached to Jace now and he’s sooo tragic to me in a Kendall!Sucession type of way. Like the only thing in his way was himself and he pursued the wrong thing and got nothing to show for it.

Catch me frantically scribing an Aguefort Coworker’s Retreat AU for my baby girl Jace where Arthur makes his staff (villains and all) do silly team bonding activities and some of them come out of it a lil better for it.

Porter gets revived to participate bc it would be his personal hell but is absolutely not allowed to teach at Aguefort anymore on account of the grooming students to be his worker bees. Maybe he’s sent to work in the compass points where Ayda and Aelwyn could destroy his ass at a moments notice. Maybe over time he’ll pick up a book or two on pirate friendship and send Jace an orange idk. Is this anything?

[roach-works]

Man your Fallout tv posts are intriguing as hell, has me wanting to check out the show (which my fellow game-lover friends seem to have thoroughly rejected after the first ep). Also... I'd just.... really like you to play New Vegas if you like that kinda game. :3 or watch a playthrough or take a wiki walk or something. idk wanna spread the Fallout Love... i'm glad youre having fun!

i've definitely gotten the sense that the show didn't deliver the experience the game fans wanted! which is really a shame. when i compared it to like, Mad Max, or The Last of Us, or the Walking Dead, i thought it was a pretty good ride! i don't watch very much TV honestly and i find a lot of dystopia fiction annoying or depressing. but i thought the sets and costumes were fantastic, i liked all the characters, and i thought it had some decent things to say about truth, freedom, and morality.

like, i can see where people are coming from in criticizing the problematic elements, but to me, maybe because i'm coming in very fresh and naive, it all felt pretty cohesive and reasonable in context. bad stuff happens in the show because.... bad stuff happens! like, yeah, it's bad! that's the point.

i dunno! to me it really felt like an adult show, both in terms of being joyously violent and nasty, but also in terms of just frankly saying 'look, the world's fucked up and everyone thinks they know why and what to do about it--do you? are you sure? this is a really big mess.' and lately i like that more than kids' shows that really try to teach me lessons.