#gargoyle rick

[feralmorty]

Would anyone be interested if I started a gargoyle rick oc ask blog? Everyone seems to be having sm fun with theirs im getting fomo lol

[gargoyle-rick]

Gargoyles are said to protect those within their church from evil.

Others say, they harbour evil within themselves.

Architecturally, they served as a way to prevent erosion, by funnelling water away from their cathedrals.

No matter their purpose, all simply observe. Watching and waiting.

It is unclear what my purpose is. I don’t remember when I was made or how. All I remember is that I’ve guarded, waited, and watched. As all gargoyles do.

When the boy arrived, his curiosity peaked my interest. Morty. I’ve settled on accompanying him. For now.

-Gargoyle rick

(Art by @/broski69_xoxo on twt)

[tyrranux64]

Keep your Friends close and your Enemies even closer....

[s10127470]

So recently I've been seeing some discourse online about voice actors.

Particularly ones that can only really do one voice.

We're talking about the likes of Kristen Schaal, Dana Snyder, Patrick Warburton, Kevin McDonald, Keith David, Brad Garrett, H. Jon Benjamin, David Kaufman, Brian Stepanek and Eddie Deezen.

However, it's not in the way you may be thinking.

In fact, the discourse is about praising these guys and showcasing just how good of VAs they are despite only being able to do one voice.

Thought it did get me thinking about another notable VA that can also only do one voice.

However, in contrast to the VAs I just mentioned, they're looked down on for that.

If you haven't guessed who it is already, I'm talking about the infamous Justin Roiland.

It got me wondering why are the aforementioned VAs so beloved and praised as being good, while Justin isn't.

Well putting aside the obvious fact that they're not abusive creeps or talentless hacks, there are a few reasons I can think of.

Characters and Inflictions:

Despite using the same voice for their characters, what truly makes those aforementioned VAs such great VAs are....well, the characters they play.

Just about all the characters those VAs are different from each other, and the VAs use different inflictions in order to perfectly capture their personalities.

Justin unfortunately lacks this skill.

A common complaint towards his characters is that a lot of them tend of feel similar to one another.

Which is not helped by his lack of a vocal range.

The worst examples of this are in the case of Rick & Korvo and Morty & Oscar.

The latter duo have this the worst.

Not only being similar to each other character-wise, but also having the EXACT same voice.

Rick and Korvo are a little better (though not by much) since the latter does sound a little different (though once again, not by again), but they still suffer the problem of being too similar to each other from a characterization standpoint.

Acting:

Although most people consider them two separate mediums, acting and voice acting are essentially similar to one another, as it involves performing as a character.

And although they can only do one voice, you can tell those aforementioned VAs can actually act!

They can actually sell on the emotion their character may be feeling.

H. Jon Benjamin is one of my favorites when it comes to this.

Because of how he always talks in a monotone voice, I always get taken aback whenever he screams or yells.

They just sound so genuine.

Now compare this to Justin.

Justin seems incapable of doing emotional moments.

Whenever he does, it feels rather stilled and somewhat forced.

Like, compare his last official voice performance on Rick and Morty....

To some scenes featuring some of the aforementioned VAs.....

You can hear the emotion in their performances!

Back to that Mr. Poopy Butthole scene.

Apart from the fact that at the point of this episode's premiere, Justin's trademark of doing an annoying goofy voice has ran its course and became, well, annoying.

Listen to when PB is in pain.

He doesn't really sound like it.

Like dude, his legs were crushed.

He should be screaming bloody murder!

But instead he just sounds like he's having a sugar rush.

Justin is also famous for heavily relying on ad-libbing and improvising when it comes to voice acting.

Hence his trademark stuttering

And while that isn't a bad thing in itself, it gives off the impression that he really just can't voice act.

And given how much of a talentless hack he was proven to be, I honestly believe that is the case.

There's also the fact that he famously drinks before voice acting.

And I don't think I need to explain to anyone here how alcohol can negatively affect....well, anything.

Quantity:

I think the biggest reason why so many people don't like Justin's voice acting is just how of him there is.

Justin famously has a lot of voice roles in Rick and Morty.

Not just voicing the titular duo, but also a decent chunk of secondary characters and a WHOLE LOT of extras.

Contrast that to the aforementioned VAs, who only really voice one character in whatever show they're in.

Bar a few exceptions like Bob's Burgers.

Since after hearing so many characters voiced by Justin in the same show, you can't help but start to get tired of it.

And I know there's gonna be some people who are gonna bring up Seth MacFarlane and Alex Hirsch, two creator who also voiced a lot of characters in their shows.

Both in the main and secondary cast.

And as extras.

But both of them use different voices for just about every character they voice.

And although this is a slightly smaller example, but the MTV animated series Undergrads had the series creator, Pete Williams, voice all FOUR of the main protagonists.

And to this day, I'm still shocked by his performance as all four of them.

Like, they all sound so different from each other. So much so that you wouldn't be able to tell that they're all voiced by the same dude.

To wrap this all up, I wanna bring up one last thing that makes this especially bad.

And it doesn't have to do with Justin's quality.

Apparently, the reason why Justin voiced so many characters in this show was so he could use it as an excuse to not get fired.

Anyway, that's all I have for today.

A short post, but something I wanted to talk about.

And also, Justin, if you're reading this......

Go fuck yourself.

[hazbinshusk]

i believe in kdcu (keith david cinematic universe) supremacy

[akitauma]

ok so im doing a crossover story with these series

Gravity Falls

The Owl House

Amphibia

Inside Job

Tales of Arcadia

Gargoyles

DuckTales(2017)

Danny Phantom

Rick and Morty

Phineas and Ferb

And for plot reasons i need 3 more series to complete the group so could give me some suggestion here are some ground rules for that

no video games(Sorry sora)

no anime (this one hurt)

no live action series

no self contained narratives like films(no infinity train, over the garden wall and ghost and molly McGee)

no dc and marvel(too many characters and au's)

no series with bad messages (aka pro racism, pro terf, pro pedos and anti lgbt+)

they have to blend well with the others tonally and thematically

sorry for the trouble i had to ask yall but I'm having hard time figuring out the last three

[luckyshinyhunter]

🗡️🗿🇺🇲👑🚓The power of Keith David's range is incredible, he's still the goat!🚓👑🇺🇲🗿🗡️

[convergencecon]

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Keith David!!!

Keith David is a classically trained, multiple Emmy award winning actor. He is currently shooting a new series for producer JJ Abrams and HBO Max entitled Duster. He recently shot The Gray House, a drama series produced by Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman. Keith was featured in Jordan Peele’s latest film Nope. He also recently starred in Black As Night for Blumhouse / Amazon. Keith’s work as a voice actor has made him a household name. His rich and powerful voice has been featured in national commercials, award shows, documentaries, video games, and animation. Voice acting credits include countless fan favorites such as Adventure Time, Bojack Horseman, Rick & Morty, Spawn, and Gargoyles.

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[yintsunami]

Keith David, Probably: So this character is a cat in hell that’s an old hazbin, he’s an alcoholic, snarky, has a gambling addiction, and fights using playing cards? Obviously that is the one I’m playing.

[burningexeter]

Gargoyles: The Curse Of Hunter's Moon Special Trivia:

Through a collection (literally) of easter eggs and a tad few direct references, a retroactive shared universe will be heavily implied....

See, the main villain's headquarters has a special room or section that's almost library/bookstore-like which Elisa finds herself in when infiltrating the lair and has to hide from at first the guards than Demona herself. There, she finds that it's an entire collection of photos, clippings and objects from several different pieces of media. For example, when Elisa is quietly looking through, she accidentally bumps into something and causes something to drop but before it hits the floor, alerting anyone, Elisa quickly catches it in her hands.

But what is the object that falls and she catches —

A black egyptian book that's a heavy tome of pure obsidian with golden hinges and a wheel lock on the front. Sound familiar?

And on top of that, it's not just some random easter egg. It's heavily implied like with everything else to be the exact same book from the movie, meaning technically speaking Stephen Sommers' awesome The Mummy (1999) remake and Gargoyles: The Curse Of Hunter's Moon, among many others, take place in the same universe as each other.

[feralmorty]

Another com from my homie @/travsh_puppy on twitter (formally @/sweet_cowmilk). Rick buried Morty alive for funsies

[gargoyle-rick]

What do you mean there are others? Another version of me?? Somewhere else??

I saw one with my own eyes. Lurking around my mausoleums. His Morty was a child? Fascinating.

And they aren’t made of stone?? Oh this is something I have to investigate. Morty is never going to believe this.

I can’t wait to bite their flesh.

-gargoyle rick

[cloud-smoothie]

So who else kinda obsessed after hearing the audiobook? Just me? Alright

[dazzasarchives]

The Incredible Hulk Volume 1 Issue 1

In this issue we get to witness a new hero take ship within the Marvel Comics Universe. Starting off in the form of the genius Dr Bruce Banner, but after exposure to gamma radiation he is then transformed into the Incredible Hulk.

Our story starts off in the lab of Bruce Banner as he and several others prepare to test their new gamma bomb. Some notable members here are Betty Ross, the daughter of the also present General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross. We are also quickly shown that Betty harbors feelings towards Dr Banner.

As the tests for the gamma bomb are underway Bruce then realizes a boy is within the blast zone, in his vehicle. This boy being Rick Jones, he states that he wasn't going to lose a bet to his friends about staying at this testing grounds.

Dr Banner with his quick thinking as the missile is launched towards the boy, pushing him into a bunker as Bruce absorbs very intense gamma radiation. This then causes Dr Banner to pass out due to the radiation.

That night Dr Banner awakes next to Rick Jones, as an incredible transformation begins to take place with the rising of the moon. Dr Banner is then turned into, the Hulk. Also quick note the Hulk in his first issue is actually Grey, a lot of comic fans know this, I just really like this other coloration of the character.

The Hulk then escapes the hospital wing and we find out that he has super strength as he smashes through a wall and destroys a military jeep. The Military then pursues the Hulk, as they see him as a monster. Hulk makes his way into the lab of Dr Banners associate Igor ( who is a spy for the Russians ). The Hulk then smashed up the lab, but is shown an image of Bruce Banner by Rick Jones and he turns back into the Dr.

Betty Ross, and the military show up to the scene. Betty is quite concerned for Bruce as it seems like the Hulk attacked him. The military then starts a manhunt for the Hulk, while imprisoning Igor as they discover that he is a Russian Spy. While Igor is imprisoned he sends a message to Russia to someone known as the Gargoyle ( Yuri Topolov ). The Gargoyle decides he is going to capture the Hulk and sets out for America to do so.

Bruce Banner and Rick Jones are in a car when Bruce turns into the Hulk again, but this time the Gargoyle is nearby and ready to capture him. The Gargoyle does so rather easily actually, it's very interesting to see the growth of the Hulk's strength through the years. The Gargoyle then takes Rick Jones and the Hulk back to Russia but as they do so the Hulk reverts back to Bruce Banner.

The Gargoyle tells Bruce that his secret identity is no longer secret, then the Gargoyle breaks down telling Bruce that he would give anything to be able to appear normal. Bruce tells him that, even though Bruce can't be cured, the Gargoyle can, with radiation. Bruce cures Yuri, and in doing so Yuri let's Bruce and Rick escape. Yuri sacrifices himself by destroying the Russian base as Bruce and Rick jet back to the States.

Alright so this issue is a decent introduction for one of Marvel's most notable heroes. I love how much this character changes though, over the next few issues Hulk will begin to change, and I love it, I love seeing experimentations with characters like this. I also loved the main villain of this issue it's so interesting that he turned good and then sacrificed himself, I really enjoy that. Alright on to the character analysis.

Alright Bruce Banner, he's a pretty standard character. Genius scientist who gets blasted by gamma rays. I really like him in this issue. I also like that he suggests to help the Gargoyle and cure him. Good guy Bruce.

The Hulk. I really like this first encounter with the Hulk, I know later he will get more of a personality, but for now he's just angry with everything and dislikes humans a lot. Usually calling humans weaklings or puny. Though again I can't wait to see him develop more.

Rick Jones, honestly I'm not a big fan of Rick, especially at first. He's essentially the Johnny Storm of this series, but without the useful powers. He's really just a useless sidekick. Though I know he will get better as time goes on.

Betty Ross, she really is just the love interest for this issue. She doesn't have many identifiable traits besides being in love with Bruce Banner. Which is really why she's here for now, but I know she will also get some development in the future and I can't wait for it.

General Thunderbolt Ross, I know for right now he hasn't had a big role in the series but he's one of Hulk's main antagonists, he often goes against orders just to try and capture, or rid the world of the Hulk. I really like him as an antagonist to both Bruce and the Hulk.

The Gargoyle, this antagonist is such a breath of fresh air. Sort of. Yes at first he is very average, the normal evil scientist trying to go against the hero. Though this time the Gargoyle begs Bruce to help him, and then he switches sides and sacrifices himself so Rick and Bruce can escape. My hero.

Alright well that's our first introduction to the Incredible Hulk, we'll be staying with this character for a little while so I hope you all enjoy, next issue we see the Hulk going to the stars. Until next time.

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[halcyon-days-no-more]

As Rick travels to Atlanta to find his family he meets a fellow traveler searching for his own.

This was going to be the final chapter for this fic, but it got away from me - again... So, there will be a chapter five.

[shadowwingtronix]

"Yesterday's" Comic> The Incredible Hulk #1

BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> The Incredible Hulk #1

“I have this strange urge to dye my hair blond and become a professional wrestler.” The Incredible Hulk #1 Marvel Comics Publications (May, 1962; ComiXology edition) “The Hulk” WRITER/EDITOR: Stan Lee PENCILER: Jack Kirby INKER: Paul Reinman LETTERER: Artie Simek Continue reading Untitled