#dad Shadowsan

[wulf59-stuff]

How it was when they were designed to keep baby black sheep.

And this is how Shadowsan became one of the faculty. It's not a head cannon it's true!

[wilsonmybeloved]

hi guys i really like carmen sandiego

[fox42o]

happy pride month to those who celebrate ‼️🤩🏳️‍🌈

(IDEALLY) more gay stuff on the horizon 😎

((I think, I’m getting better at drawing Carmen))

(((pride month is making me stronger, it’s like Sozin’s comet but for gay people)))

[oftheriverseine]

So so tempted to rewrite/restructure Seasons 3 + 4 of Carmen Sandiego to give them the 10 episodes they deserved

[skipppppy]

My Chase Devineaux renaissance ongoing. My fresh new take is that these middle aged men were fucking

[papersonghosts]

Player: For Carmen's safety, right? Shadowsan: Naturally.

[fluffytheocelot]

Happy Father’s Day!

Wanted to do a lil sketchy piece of Team Red and their resident grumpy ninja Dadowsan

Also have a Carmen and Dexter from my werewolf AU I’ve had lying around for a while! ALL THE DADS!!

[gooddadtournament]

Welcome to the Good Dad Tournament!

As a reminder, here are the qualifications I put forth when I opened submissions:

Must love and care for kids

Does not need to have any legal children (biological or adopted) but should spend a decent amount of time being responsible for the well-being of at least one kid

Does not have to be a man, but should exude Dad Energy. Don't submit a Good Mom- we love them too, but this is about Good Dads.

we are not looking for Daddy Energy, we are looking for Dad Energy.

Week One Matchups:

- Bob Belcher (Bob’s Burgers) vs Joe West (The Flash)

- Mufasa (The Lion King) vs Ben Parker (Spider-man)

- Jim Hopper (Stranger Things) vs Agustín Madrigal (Encanto)

- Félix Madrigal (Encanto) vs Uncle Iroh (ATLA)

- Yagi Toshinori/All Might (BNHA) vs Marlin (Finding Nemo)

- Ron Swanson (Parks & Rec) vs Din Djarin (The Mandalorian)

- Shadow-san (Carmen Sandiego) vs Bobby Nash (9-1-1)

- Ted Lasso (Ted Lasso) vs Nicholas Benedict (The Mysterious Benedict Society)

- Milligan Wetherall (The Mysterious Benedict Society) vs Jonathan Kent (Superman/DC)

- Phil Coulson (Agents of SHIELD) vs Percy de Rolo (Critical Role)

- Gomez Addams (The Addams Family) vs Raymond Holt (Brooklyn 99)

- Jefferson Davis (Into the Spider-Verse) vs Aizawa Shouta/Eraserhead (BNHA)

- Tenzin (The Legend of Korra) vs Scott Lang (Marvel)

- Gru (Despicable Me) vs Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz (Phineas and Ferb)

- Bruce Wayne (Wayne Family Adventures) vs Bob Parr (The Incredibles)

- Johnny Rose (Schitt’s Creek) vs Joel Miller (The Last of Us)

[youraveragecatastrophe]

One of the thing this season (especially that last episode) does really well is building Shadowsan's character. When you start thinking about it, he's absolutely fascinating.

As a young operative, he receives from his (crime) teachers the mission of killing his other teacher, and he goes to do it without any questions.

He finds himself with said teacher's baby and brings her to a thieves' den, to the very people who commandeered her father's murder.

He doesn't want this child to become a thief, but doesn't do much to prevent her to - except trying to convince the other teachers not to accept her as a student. He says he never wanted her to follow that path ("I could not bear the thought of you being faced with having to choose a path of evil"), yet he himself didn't seem to mind staying with THE criminal organization for 20 years, being part of their decision organ and directly training dozens of students every year. He only defects from that organization when he finally reveals the truth to said child, now a young adult.

He keeps lying to her about her origins and his involvement in her father's death, up until he literally can't deny and deflect anymore.

He's just... really interesting. What kind of a person does that? What does it say about him?

Is it apathy? Does he believe, for years on VILE island, that there's nothing left for him, that there's no other way? In the very first episode of the show, he does say "if you choose this path, there will be no turning back" to a young Carmen : that's the way he sees it. He sees no recourse, no other option. He's in this path now, and he's stuck in it. It's defeatism. Shadowsan cut ties with his brother in a way he knows may be unforgivable to Hideo, and joined the biggest and most dangerous criminal organization in the world. Where do you go from here ? VILE is all he has, all there can be for him now. Having lost all ties to literally anything else, all he knows is VILE, their orders, their people, their procedures. Which is why when he leaves the villa with baby Carmen, "the last loose end", he doesn't even think of dropping her on someone's porch or at an orphanage. He can only think of going back to VILE. He doesn't like that path, describes it as evil, but barely tries to get out himself. He never runs away, not with a young Carmen, not after she has escaped the island, not until he thinks she'll die without his intervention.

Shadowsan has surrendered all autonomy he could have, all free will. He is "a soldier with orders to obey".

WIth that in mind, it makes Carmen's role in his life even stronger and sweeter : she gives him back his hope and faith in something better. She gives him the strength to finally renounce the farce he had been playing for years. She gives him the chance to change and do better.

[electricvinyls]

My good friend Romy opened my eyes so i might end up drawing dadowsan telling me he was never disappointed in my skill (when I was at vile academy)

[sobeksewerrat]

I'm starting to think fictional Father-Daughter relationships are just my jam

[iyuray]

Sketchbook page of Shadowsan (He's such a dad I love him)

[fox42o]

Inspired by a text post I now cannot find.

anyway they are very silly

[fedorah-the-explorah]

Hi, hello, Merry Christmas. Here's some more of my Adopted Siblings AU. Shadowsan looks like that because he can't believe his asshole co-workers unethically acquired another child.

If Black Sheep is Brunt's favorite, then Player is Bellum's favorite. I like to think she was saddled with babysitting–something she was adamantly against–but even as a baby, Player takes an interest in nerd shit and she finds that charming.

I'm still trying to settle on a code-name for Player; I've gotten some great suggestions, but I am terribly indecisive. Though, I kind of like the idea of Black Sheep contributing to his code-name in some way. Hmm, much to ponder...

If anyone has art reqs they'd like to see for this AU, feel free to git me up. I'll get to any requests in... *checks calander* ...An indefinitive amount of time.

I decided to with the popular headcanon that Player's biological father is secretly a Vile operative, and also a deadbeat—which isn't so much a headcanon as it is canon. Basically, the Faculty decides that Black Sheep needs a friend her age, and upon hearing that they're looking for another child, Player's dad takes the opportunity to get rid of the kid he doesn't want. Rip Miss Bouchard—you're joining the "my partner's stupid employers took my fucking baby" club.

[i-need-of-a-hobby]

~tdp season 6 spoilers for anyone who cares~

ok WOW. i have so many thoughts on this season but im gonna start with the IMPLICATIONS OF RUNAAN BEING BACK

there are so many ways this can go, i really hope the next season gives this the weight it deserves since the possibilities are ENDLESS

callum and ezran dealing with the fact that this is the man who killed their dad, and after everything thats happened and everything they've learned about elves/xadia and how nothing is as black and white as 'elves are evil monsters', it doesnt change the fact that runaan has harrow's blood on his hands

also, runaan is not unlike harrow for rayla, kinda like the dad that stepped up to take care of these kids that weren't theirs. its not the same of course, raylas parents chose to leave her for the greater good, whereas callum's dad passed away, but after they introduced what callum does know about his father this season, i would love to see this get explored

and runaans relationship with rayla??? shes such a different person than she was at the beginning of the show/the last time he saw her. season one rayla was angry and repressed and down with murder if she thought it was justified, and of course she was, she was still grieving the loss of her parents and dealing with her whole "they were cowards" complex, trying to redeem herself and it shapes so many of her early show decisions. hell, she spent two years alone because of her issues and tendency to self isolate but she's grown so much, she's so much more comfortable expressing her emotions and showing kindness instead of giving everyone the cold shoulder.

and on that note, runaan was one of the key figures in teaching rayla all the ideas that cloud her early show judgement, all of the "hide your emotions," "you're too soft for this" stuff that lead to him actually fighting her during the full moon. how's he going to react to her having spent almost 3 years unlearning all of that. even if he does turn out to have been pulling a 2019 shadowsan "i was doing this to protect you" thing, that doesn't undo everything rayla put herself through

the return of ethari>>>>>>

[the-idiot-17]

Why do I feel like if anyone on team red called shadowsan dad that he'd break down into tears