#flesha's absolute favorites

[em0puppy]

@ilovejoll erm. us !!!!

very quick doodle of my favorite girls 💜🩷

[fishesmaniack]

SPOILERS for Murder Drones ep 8!!!!

I think the episode wasn't the greatest, not going to lie, for many reasons. I'll go into each of them in-depth, and hopefully, I can articulate my opinions in a slightly above-average way. This will also be somewhat of a retrospective of the series as a whole because, right now, episode 8 is the last episode, and because of that, it is the combination of everything that's built up to it. --the series' pacing as a whole-- A lot of people say the show's pacing is all over the place, but I think the way it handles its serialized plot structure is pretty well done. The first episode introduced the audience to the world, and subsequent episodes went into depth about certain aspects of the world, such as the main villain of the series, how worker drones can have powers, and the lore of humans before their subsequent eradication. Two big highlights of this for me would be how episode 3 bleeds into episode 4 really well. It introduces the audience to drone witches, their abilities and drawbacks, which are creepily similar to the disassembly drones. The 5th episode explores more of that concept and also puts a sense of distrust in the narrative as it's been told so far. This distrust boils over to its absolute peak in episode 7, which is by far my favorite episode because of how it recontextualizes the entire series with its big twists and turns to the narrative thus far. Now, I was hoping this momentum would be kept for the final episode of the series, but it felt so messy and rushed with how it was just an overextended action scene for the most part, and the plot armor didn't help, which made the said action scenes feel really strange. There were way too many times when someone should have died, but they just didn't. This wouldn't be as bad though if the episode wasn't just a giant action scene though. --wasted potential-- And that segways into the (probably) last segment of this post, which will go into detail about how I felt like the potential we had with the narrative leading up to this point was squandered. The biggest example for me would be how I wish they just actually killed off V because bringing her back along with Beau in the body of a sentinel brings up way too many questions like "how did Beau take over the sentinel's body?" "why was he still trying to kill them" "How did V and Beau fight off the other sentinels" and more but also completely overshadowed Khan, Thad, and Lizzy aka the side characters who were built up to having more screentime at the end of the last episode. This trio of characters had the least amount of screen time in episode 7, but it was still enough to build intrigue for what they would do in episode 8. But then they just didn't really do anything when the time arrived.

Then this was made worse by how I thought we were going to have them at first teamed up with J of which is another character with way too little screen time in the series. Before she would be tricked by The Absolute Solver because of her not being helped by Uzi in episode 5 but no, in the end she was just completely fine with helping someone she was shown to not be all that fond of that is wearing the skin of someone who is the only person we know of that she actually liked. And this brings us to how I hate that Uzi and N just immediately reconnected, which brings up the question of why they were separated in the first place at the end of the 7th episode. Like I was really thinking Uzi would be in some Majora's Mask pocket space thing where she would reconnect with her mother before learning about the secrets of Cyn/The Absolute Solver. Like Cyn would have been a worker drone with her own life before being thrown away or something. And she would be just as much of "Cyn" as The Absolute Solver is. This would segway into Flesha getting a sneak attack on the three of them, like what happened with the Nowhere King from Centaurworld. Now, this mostly came from amazing art I saw of a transferm Cyn concept (which was by @/the-mighty-e), but it still felt really probable to happen for real in the plot. --the final segment for real-- Okay, so the last section was way too long so I made this its own segment. Now to start this off I want to say I really disliked how Doll only had one small cameo at the end showing her lifeless body as a joke of which is pretty cold because Lizzy was never even able to see her best friend/possible girlfriend again since the 3rd episode let alone what came of her in the end. Now that we're on the topic of the final episode's ending, fusing Cyn with Uzi feels really weird because of how Cyn and N were coded as siblings. Like I have no idea why she would refer to him as her brother if she didn't see him as such. And before you say that was only to manipulate him, it is implied that The Absolute Solver wasn't faking their Cyn persona 100% because of her love of bows, which is something intrinsically connected to Tessa. That was a sign of how much she cared about Cyn and probably was the reason why Cyn wanted to be her to the point of skinning her alive and masquerading as her. And this isn't even bringing up how I don't buy the theory she was this mastermind manipulator from the start or was completely fake either way, but either way, I just find this an extraordinary move. Just as much of a strange move to have J just completely fall out of the plot literally, never to be seen again. But to be fair, this was probably set up for like a season 2 if that ever happens, and all those disassembly drone hearts Alice had would make sense to go along with this, but we don't even know if there will be a second season or not. And this isn't even mentioning how I feel it would have been better if the series ended on episode 9 instead because there was way more setup needed for a big finale. Anyway, thanks for reading my big huge rant thingy. Again, hopefully, it wasn't too messy, and I want to clarify that I still liked the episode for its animation, but I just feel like everything else wasn't the greatest. edit: Okay final thing for real, my brother brought up it made no sense how that V just knew N and Uzi were in that hallway but didn't know Flesha was there. Along with how she even knew Cyn was Tessa in the first place.....Also she was fighting J before that point so did Beau just pull an Omega from Sonic 06 and blast J to high hell when V went to go talk to Uzi and N?

[em0puppy]

@hate4buzi us....................

[zooble-cult]

as someone who owns the Zooble and Usi plushies i can safely say that first one is my absolute favorite thing ever

also here's a picture of the idiots

also i fucking LOVE the name Flesha lol

Congratulations to GLITCH reaching 10Million subs!! All of their hard and amazing work is definitely deserving of recognition. on that note - here are some of the things I thought were funny in the 10mil poster!

1. UZI FLIPPING OFF ZOOBLE HAS ME CACKLING! IDK WHAT IT IS ABOUT IT, BUT ITS PERFECT AND MY FAVOURITE. 10/10

2. Kinger looking up at Nori with them big ol’ eyes of his while reaching his lil hands up. He probably thinks she’s a bug of some kind, and Nori is not having it

3. V NOO! WHY THEY DO MY GURL DIRTY LIKE THAT!? I LOVE HER SO MUCH PLLLSSSS

4. Flesha eating some poor gloink lmao. I like that Khan is not reacting to it what so ever.

5. Gummigoo is HORRIFIED of Caine! Poor man’s got jump-scared and is not ready to become confetti again

6. Just Doll gently holding this weird ass gloink that’s smiling up at her…I miss her dog!

7. This man is rude as fuck and I hate him (but i love an antagonistic main character, so i love him for it)

8. Lil homies!! Pomni is not super thrilled about this in the slightest while N is having the bestest time. I can see N trying to hype up Pomni and she’s like “•_•”