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mysteryverse6 · 24 days ago

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I don't know if you remember or not about Mothpo lilmothscocoon, but he released cool fan readings for example Adolescent Anomalies (Adolescent Anomalies is a group of supernatural spoiled children who thirst for murder and House, this can be called anti-children mystery kids vs adolescent Anomalies this concept was inspired by bad end friends) but he already froze au, and decided to resurrect this project as a comic, here remember the end of episode 1 there is shown Gideons Gleeful hinting at the second episode and the beginning of the formation of the group adolescent Anomalies who will confront our mystery kids

1:First up we have Gideons Gleeful, a former psychic child con artist whose lust for absolute power drives him to manipulate and bully others into giving him what he wants. A sworn enemy of the Pines family and the Mystery Kids, he serves as Shanna Kaufman's Adolescent Anomalies

Personality: A sworn enemy of the Pines family, he becomes an enemy to the Mystery Kids as well. Raz and Lily have a special hatred for him for being a fake psychic, as they are real psychics themselves.Gideon, despite being ten years old, has knowledge of the supernatural on par with Dipper and the rest of the club. This makes him even more dangerous, as he is capable of using paranormal creatures and objects to destroy the Mystery Kids and, more importantly, the Pines family. This hatred for the family and the Spook Crew often causes Gideon to take extreme measures to get rid of them, such as making deals with dangerous powerful entities such as Bill Cipher or Giygas.Gideon is a self-proclaimed TV psychic whose true mission is to destroy his rival, the Mystery Shack. He uses his "cuteness" as an advantage to get what he wants, and admits that it makes it hard for people to say "no" to him. He seems to be able to be kind when necessary, as seen in most of his dates with Mabel.He is spoiled, ungrateful, selfish, self-centered, and cruel, especially towards his parents, such as throwing ice cream, yelling at them, causing a fuss, and smashing lamps. He is also very vengeful, to the point of attempting to kill the Pines family and the rest of the children after he was rejected by Mabel again and lost a bet to Stan. Although he is naturally mischievous, after Gideon was corrupted by Giygas, his childish sense of humor becomes increasingly malicious.

2:Second we have Isaac Chroner, a secondary antagonist in the Children of the Corn franchise. He is the leader of the Children of the Corn, a cult made up of children and teenagers who worship a demonic being called He Who Walks Behind the Rows. His second-in-command is the jealous Malachi

Little is known about Isaac's (originally William's) early years. According to Job's introductory narration, Isaac was a natural-born preacher whom everyone looked up to... except Job and his sister Sarah, who found Isaac more odd than interesting. Isaac also orchestrated the massacre of Gatlin's citizens as he spread his religious influence among the town's children. Isaac turns Gatlin into a "holy" place where no one may enter or leave, not even the children who still live there. He asserts his control over the children, with Malachi as his chief enforcer. Isaac threatens that to defy him is to sin against He Who Walks Behind the Rows, the cult's patron deity. A year after the murder of the Gatlin adults, HWWBTR informs Isaac that two people (Burt and Vicky) will be passing through town. Isaac prepares his "pack" to sacrifice the pair.

Vicky and Burt enter the town, finding it (at first glance) empty and abandoned. As Burt seeks help, Vicky is captured by Malachi, who brings her to Isaac. However, Isaac finds the sacrifice insufficient and tells Malachi that "he is not pleased." This leads to Malachi betraying Isaac and sacrificing him in Vicky's place. Later that night, Isaac senses the presence of He Who Walks Behind the Rows. Despite his pleas, Isaac is "taken." However, unbeknownst to Malachi, Isaac is sent back by Him. Isaac kills Malachi and then suddenly disappears. Some time later he meets a strange stranger and says "who are you" and she replies "my name is Shanna Kaufman I am the leader of the Adolescent Anomalies" looking around everywhere House and offers him to join in order to spread and rule the world, at first he did not want some girl to command him but then she demonstrated and resurrected Malachi than showing her greatness and he agrees

Resonality:In most depictions, Isaac considers himself superior to his fellows because he heeds the word of the One Who Walks Behind the Rows. Isaac is usually not shy about confronting anyone who opposes him... even if that opposition is higher and more obnoxious than Isaac himself. Isaac's greatest talent is attracting and holding the attention of his flock. He is also prone to threatening them with cruel punishments, whether caused by others or by others. Isaac is not easily frightened; he is only frightened by the One Who Walks Behind the Rows, the mere sight of whom (according to Isaac) will lead to certain death. When Malachi (unwisely) attempts to crucify Isaac in a cornfield, Isaac fearfully points out that he has been faithful. He hates the mystery kids and is disgusted by them, according to him "they use their powers for other purposes and they should use them in the name of "the one who follows the Reds"" despite his menace, he is afraid of the leader Shanna Kaufman because of his abilities and all sorts of not to anger her and obey

3: On Meet This Bell is a female and a secondary antagonist of Powerpuff Girls Doujinshi . She is an original character and also a Shadowpuff Girl . She is the daughter and creation of Dr. X. She is also the half-sister of Mandark and the current owner of GIR .

At some point in time, Alexander Megalos got his hands on a vial of Chemical X from Professor Utonium. After using it on himself, he used the chemical to create Bell around the same time the Powerpuff Girls were created. Afterwards, her father performed various experiments on her, which terrified her.

Years later, Xander asked Samantha to show Bell her mechanical parts. Samantha cut the skin on her arm, revealing a blood-soaked mechanical arm. Xander was afraid that this would scare Bell, but she actually found it pretty cool. When Samantha ran away after this, she was afraid that Sam didn't like her.After Zim and GIR joined Black Eden, she became interested in Zim's work. However, he considered her a nuisance and instead introduced her to GIR, with whom they became best friends. Soon after, she approached her father and Sam. Xander asked Sam to show her her transformation abilities. Sam turned her hand into a gun, mesmerizing Belle once again. Hoping that everything would be okay, Xander would show Bell his Chemical X transformation, turning into Dr. X. This greatly scared Belle, as Samantha expected. Dr. X tried to be funny to calm her down, but he had to transform back. They managed to calm her down by showing GIR a cute dog outfit.At some point, Xander took on the form of Dr. X permanently, and Bell managed to get used to it. After Dee Dee's death, Bell found Mandark Astromon and invited him to join Black Eden, with Dr. X treating him like a son and Bell as a brother, calling him Susan. She would often sit by his side while he conducted experiments, and Mandark was her only friend. Later, Xander orders Bella and Shadowpuff Girl to join the Adolescent Anomalies for cooperation.

Resonality:Bell is a young girl who is often sent to carry out her father's orders. She is devoted to her father, but not completely obedient and has ignored his orders or objections in the past. However, she fears her father and is disliked by him. She is very loving and protective of her friends, and becomes angry when people try to harm them or when something happens to them. This is especially true when it comes to GIR, whom she is overprotective of and even willing to betray her allies. Due to her overprotectiveness of the small robot, as well as said robot's unpredictability, this is a huge weakness, as the threat of GIR being harmed can leave her either indecisive and scared, or unfocused in her attacks. After Mandark's death, she became lonely, as her father was busy with his world-ending plans and his friends showed no interest in her. She did not seem to care much for the Cluster member, and was angered by the way Kuvagus transported the Bomb. She is known to be sarcastic and even rude towards those she considers inferior to her. She appears to be very cheerful and playful when around Blossom, especially in battle, as they have the same physical strength. After joining the Adolescent Anomalies, she was so happy to have so many friends that she saw them as siblings, unlike her friends who have a particular hatred for the Mystery Kids, she finds them interesting and teases them in every way, saying that they are losers, but Dipper Pins is the only member she has a crush on and is always courting him, and she even begged to leave the Mystery Kids and join their ranks, much to Dipper Pins' fear and disgust.

4:the fourth one we have is Charis this is a mysterious and strange person they are the right hand of Shanna Kaufman and the rival of Kris Dremurr

little is known about them and even their origin is unknown, although it is known that they were found by Shanna Kaufman and taken into custody

Resonality:Most of the time they are calm and reasonable, however before battles they show their true natures turning into an evil aggressive creature they are also loyal to their mistress Shanna Kaufman they also command the other children and get angry when they don't, they have a special hatred for Kris Dremurr saying that they are bound by the past and all sorts of wants to kill him and replace him(interesting fact Charis is non-binary)

5:And finally Shanna Kaufman is a former friend of Ann Sasha and Marcy, and the main enemy of the Mystery Kids and is the leader of the Adolescent Anomalies

Resonality: At first glance, she is very depressed and uncommunicative like other goths, despite this, she is very friendly to Sasha Ann and Marcy, who helps them, but in fact, she is an evil, creepy, and cruel person who craves power and domination of the world, she is ready for anything, even murder, she will kill everyone who gets in her way, even people close to her such as Ann Sasha and Marcy, even as a child she wanted power and domination, she is a very manipulator and a liar who gets everything she wants, as shown, she has dark magic and super strength, durability and agility, even when she got the stones of disaster, she created the stone of death and her indicators are much greater.

#gravity falls #coraline #mystery kids #paranormal #psychonauts #deltarune #crossover #au #gideon gleeful #Isaac Chroner #Charis #Bell #Shanna Kaufman #amphibia #Children of the Corn #Adolescent Anomalies #ppgd

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adultbooklr · 8 years ago

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Adultbooklr in 2016

Adultbooklr collectively hit a lot of milestones and discussed some great topics last year - from read alongs to discussions about classics to chats about cats and more, we are so grateful for another year with you. (Although, this “new year’s” post is pretty late, my apologies.)

But beyond Adultbooklr, we wanted input from the readers that make up this group about how they felt 2016 went in the book world. And there were a lot of feelings! JUST AS I LIKE IT. Here are the recommendations (and non-recommendations) that we got in response!

Favorite books published in 2016:

Yiddish for Pirates by Gary Barwin

The Raven King by Maggie Stiefvater

Gemina by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff

His Bloody Project by Graeme Macrae Burnet

The Vegetarian by Han Kang

A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas

A Gathering of Shadows by V. E. Schwab

Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo

Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi

Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake

Buffering by Hannah Hart

When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanathi

Do Not Say We Have Nothing by Madeleine Thien

What is Not Yours is not Yours by Helen Oyeyemi

Certainly, Possibly, You by @lissareedbooks

The Crown by Kiera Cass

Frogs and Kisses by Shanna Swendson

The Hating Game by Sally Thorne

The City of Mirrors by Justin Cronin

Favorite books read in 2016:

Possession by A.S. Byatt

The Raven King by Maggie Stiefvater

Illuminae by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff

Gemina by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff

The Well of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall

The Vegetarian by Han Kang

The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera

Lord of the Flies by William Golding

The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers

The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss

Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel

My Life on the Road by Gloria Steinem

Landline by Rainbow Rowell

This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein

A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab

Buffering by Hannah Hart

Every Heart is a Doorway by Seanan McGuire

Cancer Ward by Aleksandr Solzenhitsyn

The Neapolitan Series by Elena Ferrante

War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy

Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson

Red Scarf Girl: A Memoir of The Cultural Revolution by Ji-li Jiang

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe

No Longer At Ease by Chinua Achebe

Least favorite books read in 2016:

Into the Dim by Janet B. Taylor

The Crown by Kiera Cass

The Pioneers by James Fenimore Cooper

Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult

Rusteloosheid by Ignaas Devisch

Y: The Last Man, Vol. 1: Unmanned by Brian K. Vaughan

The Hush, Hush Series by Becca Fitzpatrick

A Shadow Bright and Burning by Jessica Cluess

Hot Milk by Deborah Levy

The Most Dangerous Place on Earth by Lindsey Lee Johnson

A Death in the Family by Karl Ove Knausgaard

Most anticipated releases of 2017:

A Conjuring of Light by V.E. Schwab

Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor

Always and Forever, Lara Jean by Jenny Han

If We Were Villains by @m-l-rio

The Ministry of Utmost Happiness by Arundhati Roy

A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J. Maas

Untitled (The Illuminae Files #3) by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff

The Bear and The Nightingale by Katherine Arden

27 Hours by Tristina Wright

The Winds of Winter by George R. R. Martin (hahahahah)

Untitled (Throne of Glass #6) by Sarah J. Maas

*Bold indicates popular responses

Look at how many different books made people feel last year! Thank you to everyone who participated. @anassarhenisch, @maegan1116, @monsieurbookshire, @linebetween, @lilathepirate, @leothil, @analyzemyfandom, @mockingjaynfinch, @i-lay-reading, @marielreads, @literatureandotherdemons, @lilyvandersteen, @juan-nieves, @schoolenthusiast, @trelaney, and @slugsgrossmeout!

If you’re interested in any of the books listed above or want to hear more, contact these lovely blogs (all of whom have feelings about some or all of the books listed above) and yell about books together! Community is what we’re all about!

We would love to continue hearing from you guys throughout this year as well! Let us know what you’re gushing over!

#adultbooklr #book blog #booklr #reading #readers #books

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