#bfdi tpot

[pebiejeebies]

bro got the whole squad laughing

[nappingbugs]

object character that uses it/it's pronouns. like yes thing go back to your roots

[lotostar]

Guess who's childhood hyperfixation has been awakened once again!!!

[atteshlive]

I saw someone mention that the exitors had Internet access

[oscartrequests]

Grassy???

grassy is really cute, probably one of my favorites :D

[rory-multifandom-mess]

you guys have gotta tap in

(closeups under the cut)

[catbreadd]

i like your cute drawing(s) of hedgehog six!! Mind if i ask this type of question, do you have any more drawings of them if yes can i see it? ヘ(^_^)

Ty very much :D! and yeah !!! I colored some sketches I made of her

[microwavesteaks]

hello everybody, sorry for dying 💔 i forgot i had tumblr

Some older-ish art under the cut, theyre (mostly) dandys world related🥀🥀

[l0veseals]

happy lesbian visibility week!!

[graphicsfromspace]

graphics of pipe bomb from lots or needle bfdi maybe…. possibly

if you say "graphics of _ or _" im gonna do both because i am EVIL

making stamps of tall characters is difficult because its a hard choice between stretching the gif out so much you swear its gonna snap in half or just centering and cropping. but like i want as much of character as i can get

[sunsetthefurry]

Squish the cat

[olyalavender]

TW/CW death, thoughts on life and death

I want to share my headcanon on Black Hole. You know that black holes are formed after the death of massive giant stars, that is, after supernova explosions? So Black Hole used to be a star. And I headcanon that it was a first-generation star.

First-generation stars are the very first stars in the universe. They were formed about 13.5 billion years ago from the matter obtained during the Big Bang, which occurred about 13.8 billion years ago, that is, from hydrogen and helium, because there were no heavier elements yet. They lived very little, only a few million years.

And the fact is that now there are no such stars in the universe. Now are the stars of the second generation. They are born from the material that other, already dead stars used to consist of. They were born because others died. Do you know where we get heavy elements from? They exist because the stars literally created them in the process of nuclear fusion. And supernova explosions scattered them throughout the universe.

And this is one of the reasons why Black Hole dislikes death so much. After all, he saw nothing good or useful in it, only a terrible end to the most beautiful thing in the world - life. He himself saw how the dark, empty and lifeless universe was illuminated by the first stars, he himself was one of them. They brought light and warmth. But then there was death. Horrible and painful. A supernova explosion. It was final and irrevocable, irreversible. Black Hole knows what eternal death is. And after that, he did not find peace, no. He was doomed to a terrible existence that is closer to death than to life. He cannot understand objects. They die so many times, for them it is something ordinary, and life does not have the same value.

He did not know about the cycle of life and death. That everything balances each other. About how some die and others are born thanks to this. About how thanks to the stars heavy elements were created, and supernovas carried them throughout the universe, and this made possible the appearance of planets, the Earth and life on it.

In general, what I wanted to say. Black Hole, as a star, was born not from the materials of dead stars, but from the primordial matter left over from the Big Bang. Because of this, he does not understand the cycle of life and death, that death is necessary.

If you didn't understand, then ask me, I will explain the unclear points.

[creative-cartoon]

BasketOne (Basketball x One) from Battle For Dream Island/X Finds Out His Value stimboard!!

art by @evilherehotel

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[strawberry-tom]

Just a bunch of doodles in a semi-different art style (it's just the eyes, i think)

[blushdotpng]

Art dump but the art gets better