#Meep's dolls

[agendercadence]

I think this is my favorite rehair I've ever done. Even if all the white drove me insane

[dolly-spit]

guys i don’t think peepaw understands memes 😔

[trollldoll]

New giant Troll added to the family.

[ibijau]

it has been [0] days since I had a thought of "hmm what if I just made the doll for that myself?" about something

time to bingewatch some artdoll videos and figure out if that's replicable at a 1/6 scale

[meepmemez]

I've had her since 2021 and I'm so happy to be using her in my first art fight this July 🥺🥺

[v-albion]

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[cerenemuxse]

The crews are 100% keeping an eye on them from a distance because who knows what kind of ideas the engines get. Some of them will even stay in their cabs, specifically the ones who would wander off and do something stupid (James and Thomas are guilty of that).

Oh and here's a list of ideas for a date:

Doing a job together

Accompanying their partner/s on their jobs when they don't have any

Going out for a stroll, side-by-side either in the early morning, mid-day, later afternoon, or evening.

Rest in the same shed and just talk about things. Probably the most random things that can come to mind.

Stargazing

Watching the sunrise/sunset

Going out in the rain

All pretty simple and repetitive but hey, they're engines. There isn't much they can do but I think they would definitely enjoy doing these things and it would result in some funny moments.

Like stargazing. They probably don't know any constellations so they just point out the shapes they see and describe them, sometimes giving a weird description. Rebecca would definitely say the weirest things, managing to get a chuckle out of Gordon. This time though, Gordon doesn't hold back. He lets it out. He's not afraid to show that he enjoys their company anymore like he initially was.

Going out in the rain was definitely a 2x5 date. I would really like to write that one out once I have written out tbe beginning to end of their friendship, the end being them getting together as a couple. I headcanon Edward enjoying the rain. There's just something soothing about it that he likes. Considering James' feelings about rain, it would make for an interesting and sweet short story. James could either idle by in a spot where he won't get wet with Edward right next to him just sitting there or follow him around if he sees that he's straying too far away. He'll willingly tolerate the rain though if it meant seeing Edward peaceful and happy for a while, especially after a long day of hardwork.

Though Thomas was initially reluctant in SLotLT, he began spending time with Ryan over night. Started off as a bit of an apology for being rude in the first place, but over time, it became a friendly thing. Sleepovers basically. :D Staying over at a friend's shed is very common on Sodor. Hell, ask the 15 engines who squeeze into Tidmouth Shed every Saturday, a roundhouse with 11 spots only. Back to them though, when they got together, this continued being a normal thing. What I failed to mention is that Thomas sleep-whistles (he developed it shortly after his 1960 rebuild), similar to how he does in "Calling All Engines." While most engines had to get used to it for a couple of weeks or months (Tidmouth and Ffarquhar), Ryan didn't mind. He got used to it very quickly because, in his words, "At least I know Thomas is still there." Daisy would say otherwise-

Don't have anything for Thomas and Ashima. The farthest I've gone as of right now for the timelines is 2017 (yippee-ky-yay bruh) and at that point, its a long-distance friendship developing into a relationship. :v so for now, the dates are the letters. B]

Molly and Duck is a bit of challenging one because I haven't done much with them. I haven't figured them out. :v I just have that Duck wasn't the nicest engine to James after the accident, especially because Molly was in the shed when it happened. 🧍‍♀️ (She came out traumatized but she wasn't injured, dw.) She was one of Duck's first friends, along with Percy, Edward, Emily, Thomas, and Toby. Basically anyone who wasn't part of the Strike Trio. I like to think that its pretty casual and simple between the two. They stroll along The Little Western (though Molly has to be careful considering how big she is), specifically the coast line since Duck has a love for the ocean and boats to my understanding. The summer is prime time to catch sight of many boats on the coast, which is when they visit more often. Whenever Duck ends up doing shunting duties at Tidmouth Yards, Molly will stay behind, provide company, and help out if Duck accepts the offer that is. xP

Thinking about all the dates the engines can go on. <3 (50/50 for the humor and cuteness because they probably don't know how engines would go on a date)

[miikpal]

big recommend playing dolls with ur friends tavs. yabis belongs to @/meep--tm ...!

[mmeepp-mmeepp]

I forgot what the verse was called but it's basically like each person in that au is built to be a therapist for their person so like the Toriel in that therapy au was be the therapist for any other Toriel in any other au, and they're built like stuffed dolls and are immune to basically anything. I'm just ganna call it therapytale.

Meep :3

[rjalker]

You misgender the Meep? 🥺 [a pleading emoji with large baby-doll eyes]. Meep meep?

[agendercadence]

Trash photo but I hated Ainsley so I restyled her. I actually love her now. C: It was really fun making the jewelry.

[intuitive-revelations]

One major implication I don't think that episode really took the time to settle on is the implication that the Toymaker has already massively messed up the universe?

Toymaker: I came to this universe with such delight. And I played them all, Doctor. I toyed with supernovas, turned galaxies into spin tops. I gambled with God and made him a jack-in-the-box. Toymaker: I made a jigsaw out of your history... did you like it? Toymaker: The Master was dying and begged for his life with one final game, and when he lost, I sealed him for all eternity within my gold tooth.

And later:

Toymaker: Do you think a grand total of two can cause me to shiver when I've played against the Guardians of Time and Space and shrank them into voodoo dolls?

So to summarise:

It's implied the universe is now even more destroyed by the Toymaker's reality warping. Granted we don't know what the scale of this is, unlike the Flux, but it's possibly proportionally quite big considering how little of the universe is left already? That being said, he could have done this in history before the Flux, since it was a linear event, in which case this is far less of an issue.

That being said, it's likely this was reversed by the Toymaker being banished - so we're probably not going to see galaxy-sized spin-tops in the future. How many people died, and if they come back however, is less clear.

The Master (presumably dying after POTD), and the Black and White Guardians (at least - possibly the other 3 guardians too, excluding the Toymaker - though they're the main ones, and it's "order and chaos" specifically which are mentioned in the episode) have all gamed with the Toymaker and lost. The tooth!Master is at least left in our universe, and may possibly be secure with UNIT. The fate of the Guardians is a bit less clear, as is the implications for the balance of the universe.

But perhaps the biggest thing, and the one the episode actually took the time to give us a confused 14 reaction shot to:

The Toymaker has a made a 'jigsaw' out of the Doctor's history (or maybe history in general, although he does say 'your').

So what does that mean?

The hint is that the Doctor has already experienced whatever it is... so what was it that he caused with his interference?

To me there's perhaps three possible options:

The Star Beast - this would be an oddly minor thing to refer to, but arguably makes the most sense in the 'arc' of the specials. Perhaps he's referring to the Doctor encountering Beep the Meep for the first time again? ie. taken one jigsaw piece and exchanged its position in his timeline. For now this might be my headcanon regarding it, but would be really odd to be the intention, especially since we're already disregarding most of the other appearances of the Toymaker in the EU? It's also of course not the first time we've had an adaptation of an EU story in the main show without referencing the original (the no. 1 example being Human Nature - there are others like The Lodger and Dalek, but they're different enough that they can co-exist in a continuity with their source material).

The Timeless Child / Fugitive Doctor - RTD has said he's not going retcon the arc, but this arguably makes the most sense as a 'puzzle' being made out of the Doctor's history? Especially with regards to the Fugitive Doctor anyway, given there's the additional complications of her a) being the "Doctor", b) having a Police Box TARDIS, yet c) seemingly being from around the time of the Anchoring of the Thread.

The Toymaker's being time-wimey, it hasn't happened yet / it's nothing in particular - While it would be a bit confusing to contradict the one detail we got in the episode, this is always a possibility too. After all, there was a lot of sequel hooking all across these specials, so it might be something RTD will come back to, especially if we are going to be seeing more of the past Doctors in future series? Hopefully not by the biregeneration theory he gave about them all being split retroactively, because that is literally insane and doesn't even make the little sense the 14-15 one does....wtf.

So overall, what do I think?

Well I think I can be somewhat forgiving with the damage to the rest of the universe, just because it's implied that it might be reset, and the scale/lethality was never established. Plus like I said, there is some justification to the proportional issue not being too bad when combined with the Flux.

The Black and White Guardians implication is... interesting. We are gradually building up more and more of those 'Great Old One' / pre-universe elements in (New)NewWho, so there's a good chance this could come back in the future. It probably won't have immediate effects on the universe, as the Guardians seemed to be more concerned with specific dangers like the Key to Time. It could perhaps lead to more Eternals popping up across the universe, given the Guardians were the only force they really answered to. RTD I think is also quite aware of some of the Eternal-type lore too, since he played around with it quite a bit in those Series 1 articles talking about the Time War.

The Master's obviously coming back and as silly as this was, it does at least justify him being alive after POTD. It actually opens up the possibility of seeing Dhawan himself again too, which would be great! The nail-polished hand picking it up felt like a bit of a trolling moment, after how underwelming all the theories of who did it were when the End of Time came along. Someone pointed out that Kate actually has the same nail-polish, which would be interesting. Perhaps when we next see the Master, they'll be in UNIT captivity, Delgado style?

Finally, the jigsaw line, which is possibly the most interesting. Originally I was going to lean towards this being nothing / a vague setup for future past-Doctor stuff, since that seems to be the default, but now that I've laid it out... I think this could be a setup for more Fugitive!Doctor appearances. It makes the most sense from a story perspective anyway, given what the Toymaker said and some of the questions surrounding her not being answered, whether or not it's the direction the franchise would actually want to go.

After all, as controversial as the Timeless Child lore was, as far as I'm aware Jo Martin was pretty well recieved, and I'm sure RTD would love to look for opportunities to do more with her somehow. Whether he'd want something so continuity dependent from a showrunning perspective, however, is a bit more questionable.

[fellthemarvelous]

Question: Who does The Toymaker fear?

The Doctor cast a line of salt at the edge of universe. He played a game with the Not-Things.

He looked at the most terrifying version of himself, this Not-Doctor, and he played a game to buy time for him and Donna. It almost cost Donna her life.

The Doctor almost lost that game and the Toymaker witnessed it because when the Doctor chose to play that game at the edge of the universe, the Toymaker blurred the lines between reality and mythology.

Doing so allowed him to turn God into a jack-in-the-box.

He "turned the guardians of time and space into voodoo dolls."

He won a game against the Master and placed him inside of a gold tooth in his mouth.

And then he took the Doctor's timeline, turned it into a jigsaw puzzle and caused the Doctor to have an existential crisis. Just so he could make him as weak as possible. Having the Master as his prisoner made it so much easier for him to hit every single one of the Doctor's weaknesses. He fractured the Doctor's already broken heart maliciously. He took pleasure in shooting the Doctor with the galvanic beam when the Doctor was at his lowest point, turning him into someone the Toymaker no longer feared.

The Toymaker's very existence in this reality is what allowed the Doctor to bi-generate. The Doctor was accepted at the lowest point in time for him, before he even began to regenerate, and the Doctor cleverly figured out how to split himself in half so he could finally take a break. All things are possible when you allow mythology to crossover with reality.

He hit the Doctor with the galvanic beam as a game like the line of salt at the edge of the universe. The Doctor cast that line of salt across from a Not-Doctor version of himself to buy some time, which is exactly what the Toymaker did when he shot the Doctor.

He actually fixed the Doctor and lost to the Doctor again. Best two out of three.

That is the act of a celestial who fears his opponent.

But there was one thing not even the Toymaker would play games with. He saw it hiding and he ran as far away as he could. You could hear the fear in his voice when he talked about it, but he still refused to tell the Doctor who it was because it was someone else's game.

So who is the one being in the universe he refuses to play games with?

The Meep briefly spoke of the boss before being taken as prisoner, knowing the boss will be pleased to hear about another creature with two hearts called The Doctor.

Is the boss the one who caused all of Meep-kind to go mad?

Who is the Doctor about to go up against that even the Toymaker fears?

(Side note: My religiously traumatized ass enjoyed hearing the Toymaker say he turned God into a jack-in-the-box. That's for a whole separate post though.)

[letsbeflawed]

Knit Sans(DD/:TheENDtale)

"Once finished they sat the small doll down, the poor thing a glitched mess. With a soft poke of the needle, its pixels settled into place and it opened its eyes. Its form was a small knit doll made to look like Sans. Though its skeletal features were smoothed out to make it look more plush, its head and eyes still resembled him. The tiny knit Sans looked up at the creature, unable to speak it simply squeaked and reached for them, longing to be held." Knit is a character from my UT AU DD/:TheENDtale, made by FeatERROR with the remaining string littered across THE END. He technically had no soul and is instead made from the memories of different Sanses. He can't speak so he communicates through squeaks, meeps and purs. His comfort item is a Swap Papyrus jacket that he adores with all his being.

In the story he's about 5'8 and is very physically affectionate. Since he's technically a child FeatERROR has to teach him how to interact with people, but THE END only has him, FeatERROR and Error, so his options are limited. You can read DD/:TheENDtale on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/53884789

[systemtermz]

Take my list of strange alters:

Dolie - literally an Annabelle doll who sits in front room when we’re having flashbacks to LITERALLY SCARE US INTO CALMING DOWN

Icem - a yeti. Literally just a yeti.

Behemoth - a little sprite. A teeny tiny little sprite

Heart - We think she’s an introject of Mad Hatter Melanie Martinez, we actually have no idea what she does but she IS very good at having panic attacks

Meep - tic holder, but uhhh he’s kinda a clock?

The Council - it’s one alter, I mean it a SINGLE ALTER who has a plural name. I don’t even know what it does

Map - don’t even ask, blame 6 year old Mykee who in the midst of his trauma had an OBSESSION with Dora the Explorer

Trickie - apparently their entire role is just to distance us from abusers?

Steps - A songtive of a song we swear we’ve never heard and for that reason I (Bibble) can’t even name it

Me! Bibble - I’m one of four hosts and I am a heavily humanised version of Bibble from the Barbie Movies

-Bibble (The Cannibal Corpses System)

Every single one of these is a set up for a punchline.

-Sire

[haissitall]

thoughts about the giggle in no particular order because it's the episodes which im disappointed by that make me write about them

the ep felt very disjointed. various elements barely sewn together. something something toxic political internet culture and media driving people mad, also humanity is shit and rtd is somehow in his smug liberalism phase in 2k23, also the doctor needs to settle down and heal, and face his guilt over abandoning and/or being the cause for his companions' deaths. i guess. and here are creepy dolls which get defeated by just.. brute force (in an admittedly funny scene, but still)

so the first big element in this soup of ideas is the "people going mad corrupted by media" plotline. let's look at that shall we

why was the toymaker doing this? not just in-universe, but how is it his thing at all, like, conceptually? there was something said about how he "made everyone win" in the "game of the 21st century"... k'. it's just there because rtd wanted it there without much consideration about how it would fit the character.

the satellites mind-controlling people around the world is from the master's plan in season 3 finale, the archangel.

what was that weird story beat when kate was like "we can't shoot down the satellite because it belongs to another country and we have to ask permission :((" and the doctor was like "i permit it!" and she emphatically thanked him for that? like... thank god there is this higher power which can rule it necessary for the international organisation (from london tho) to do whatever it needs! to save the world of course

the commentary on ~society~ seemed trite, boring, cringy, patronising, heavy-handed and instantly dated.

so then there was the 1925 subplot. thematically sort of about how the uhh father abandoned his family (i think?), so that's sort of like the doctor abandoned his companions. realistically it's about the creepy dolls

"the doctor abandons his companions" and "the doctor gets his companions into danger so he should be sad about it" and "the doctor never settles down and it's his tragedy" im just tired of this. am i getting old lmao. idk i was nodding off during these dialogues. was there anything new to say here? on all these topics which have been talked about a lot? isn't all this just cheep "feels" and "depth" generator at this point

"am i just too old for this" was my general thought after watching the episode. i mean, i was enjoying the previous ones! i guess i wasn't too old for the star beast lol. i wasn't too old for being excited about the wonderful meep puppet! so this can't be it. but i just watched this scene of a craaazy villain doing his Iconic dance (Best Scene OMG So Camp!!1) and i was simply bored. i didn't even want to ship him with david tennant. am i the grinch?

am i too old for the mystery boxes. for "the one who waits" or whatever, and i think there were some other ohh mysterious things set up for the future. i mean we all know we're gonna be disappinted, right? we all know the it's gonna be crap? and i think moff has successfully put an end to "mysteries of the season" shtick with the hybrid arc. no more mysteries. no more season arcs with cryptic words. stop. staaahhp

im not even gonna talk about "handy 2.0, even more contrived this time". my brain just blanks. it doesn't want to take this information in and dedicate even a second to it. i'd rather think about the international law around unit and how it applies to the satellite situation

overall, i found this episode the weakest among the three specials. i ended the previous two feeling good, while this one left me disappointed. sadly, it's often the last impression which counts. while the previous two episodes had pulled me in, this one left me wondering again about whether the tennant regineration was a good idea in the first place. oh well. but im not losing my hopes for the next season yet!