#ghost sasha

[wolfinshipclothing]

Question that popped into my head, quite possibly something you haven't put much though into, but in Haunting Anne how bad was the house before Anne began working on it? (Inspiration for ask? Was recently in an old ruin I haven't been in for years, although I imagine it is much larger, older and further gone than Anne's house!)

OH MAN, I've been pondering at this question for a while.

OK, while i was writting this AU, i had in mind the house from the Argentinian movie "El cuento de las comadrejas" (The Weasels' tale)

But then i realized it was WAY too fancy and not at all like i wanted. In truth, it would look more like these.

The first one specially is how i imagine the house structure and design. Something not entirely square nor usual, with two floors. And i magine it surrounded, almost eaten by vegetation like the last third one.

And on the inside, it looked like this.

BUT, after the remodelations, it'll end looking something like THIS:

Except the outside will be painted a prettier color, maybe pink or green, who knows! The house is all in all weird but funny, without being too eccentric.

I hope this satisfies your curiosity!

[tojisun]

imagine travelling for your job and coming home to simon (big and beautiful and mia-for-two-months simon) holding your cat up like one would carry a baby. they’re standing by the balcony door in your living room, watching the people who are walking by.

“uhm,” you begin, shocked and exhausted. “what…”

simon turns just enough to meet your eyes. “m’teaching sasha how to be observant. little girl didn’t even blink when i walked in.”

“you don’t have keys to my place.” you lick at your chapped lips. “you shouldn’t have keys to my place.”

“i know,” he grunts, adjusting his hold on her. sasha just plops her head on his chest again, her tail slowly swaying behind her and her big eyes slow blinking at you.

you give her your own slow blink and you wish you could pick her up from simon’s arms but—and here’s the issue—you still don’t understand why he is here. why is he back?

“did you break into my home?” you finally ask, quiet and anxious.

simon just sniffs, patting sasha’s rear, and looks away. sasha lets out a purr.

“simon—!?”

[emiko-matsui]

I don't know why it's so funny to me the fact that Jonathan Sims and Georgie Barker went to Oxford together and then 10 years later one of them is wanted by the police and the other is a podcaster. Like, yeah... Yeah, that's usually how it goes, isn't it

[worm-infestation]

AU where Sasha and Tim become ghosts instead of properly dying. Jon reads them statements like bedtime stories.

Plus a ghost Sasha and Jon doodle because I love them :)

[drinkabletoxicdishsoap]

'I’m really excited for this new kid show I’m about to watch!!' I exclaims with excitement.

little did I know.

it would be a feature.

a creature feature.

featuring... the creature (the misunderstood rich and/or arrogant kid with family problems and/or problems expressing their true emotions)

[rosakuma]

Mmm guys Im starting to sense a pattern for a trope of some sort I seem to really like.

🤔

The bully/mean person who has a soft side to them and depth X the peppy kind brunette they were mean to at first, but befriend them after they gave them a chance my beloved ❤️

EDIT: Forgot to clarify I like this trope either platonic or romantic. It’s just peak either way

[joseartcenteno]

“Mean girls”

Based on the new Mean Girls reboot film and also a BDAY present for someone…

[ratatatastic]

you ask the most superstitious men with attachment issues to the comfort of worn equipment what their oldest piece of equipment is and sometimes you get "im not a weirdo like that" sometimes you get "i still use a girdle"

naturally maffhew could not be a part of this because well you know...

[nerdycartoongal]

Disney TVA + Hold on

[wolfinshipclothing]

Lay my Heart at your Door

Summary:

After messing up and offending both Anne and Marcy, Sasha will have to face a difficult choice. Stick to her pride as she’d been doing…

… Or come clean for once in her life, apologize and expect her friends to accept it.

Shouldn’t be THAT difficult, right?

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I'M ALIVEEEEEE...

Lol, seriously, sorry i've been kind of lost. My life have suffered some changes lately and... well, i won't dwell in that.

Anyway, I came with another commission for @excitedasakitten about the Haunting!Anne AU (for those who don't know, its about Marcy dying and haunting Anne, and then she moves into a house and, behold! It has a ghost haunting it, and its not other than Sasha).

This fic is a bit darker than the other in this AU and A LOT gorier. You've been warned.

If you guys like it, please consider supporting me on Ko-fi

[ourflagmeansworms]

The Magnus Archives never has researchers visit

having worked in multiple archives it's really fucking and extra creepy to me that the archive gets like visitors requesting old statements.

it's also a loss of comedic opportunities weird grad students, fiction authors, and genealogy-obsessed old men don't come asking for every statement about:

a. specific phenomena like ghost ships or haunted clocks

b. specific time period questions like if people were giving statements about wolves in the 30's

c. copies of famous historical figures' statements or events

d. anything with his last name on it, which you hope you don't find so you don't have to hear about how is great great grandpa fought in a war and started a company and in the case of tma idk sacrificed children and cows to be eaten by the sky.

[ghostgirlkatya]

[picturejasper20]

Looking back the ending of Gravity Falls while thinking about endings of other series like Amphibia and The Ghost and Molly Mcgee, Weirdmageddon has a message that is underwhelming when it comes to Dipper and Mabel's relationship and Mabel's potrayal in the show.

This isn't about Mabel getting tricked by Bill. She is a 12-13 years old that in that context she was feeling really bad and not thinking well what she was doing. That isn't relevant to the topic at hand and honestly it isn't a problem she did that, it does makes sense in the episode it happened.

What i have an issue is how the narrative makes Dipper feel bad about considering staying studying with Stanford. This is something that Dipper was interested in and he was very fascinated by anything that was paranormal related. Stanford himself told Dipper he had a lot of potential and the kid was digging into it.

Mabel lashing out and not liking the idea of Dipper staying with Stanford is understandable in the episode Dipper and Mabel vs. the Future. She doesn't seem to have much friends back in her home and her parents are implied to not be the best. She gets scared of Dipper leaving, that's a reasonable fear for a kid to have.

However, as i mentioned before, Dipper is made feel bad about considering choosing something he wants to do. It isn't Mabel who has to learn that things change and sometimes this brings things we don't like. She doesn't exactly consider what Dipper wants for himself, she mainly cares about how ¨she is going to be alone¨ and making her brother feel selfish for choosing his own path or do something that could make him happy.

Yes, she learns that things can't stay the same forever and they are growing up, that itself is a pretty good development for her and overall a good message to teach.

Yet her being codependent on Dipper doesn't get brought up nor addressed, in fact the series seems to praise this behavior of hers. In how Dipper has to do what she wants if not he is a bad brother. Mabel's clinginess and controlling behaviour to an extent isn't called out, which that itself is a problem.

Small edit: I want to add an extra point here that Mabel does have a short scene near the end of the episode that she tells Dipper that she won't get in his way if he wants to stay with Stanford and she was ¨acting nuts¨ in the dream bubble. This is good for her but it does still feel in part that her issues weren't fully acknowledged and it doesn't help she didn't say this until after Dipper told her that he was going to stay with her and not be with Stanford, which is rather questionable in my opinion. It would have been more appropiate in the episode to have this brought up and getting adressed better than for her to wait for Dipper to do what she wanted.

In contrast in Amphibia, Marcy Wu has a similar arc about change. The series explores how she can take her escapism too far and how she can be very selfish in plenty of ways, something that is potrayed as an aspect she has to learn from and realize that it isn't healthy.

Her being too codependent on Anne and Sasha and their overall friendship is potrayed as toxic and the series explores this relationship a lot, having the girls grow over time and think about different aspects they have to work on.

In ¨True Colors¨ it is revealed that Marcy Wu learned about the Calamity Box the same day she got told by her parents that they were moving away. Very afraid of having to leave her friends behind and having to be alone in a new city, she found the Calamity Box and told Sasha and Anne about it. Worth of mentioning she didn't know if it would work but it was a desperate act of her just to not having to move away from her friends yet.

When Sasha and Anne find out about this they are, not surprisingly, very pissed and push from Marcy away for a moment, making Marcy realize her mistake and eventually apologizes for what she did.

In ¨All In¨ Marcy finally comes to terms with how she can't force Anne and Sasha to be the way she wants them to be and that her codependency on them isn't a good thing. She realizes that has to move away to her new home at some point, that things change but that doesn't mean the three of them have to stop being friends.

As you can see, there is a clear difference between how Mabel Pines and Marcy Wu’s characters and flaws are potrayed in the narrative. While Gravity Falls makes Mabel’s codependency and controlling behaviour to be something acceptable and that Dipper should conform to, Amphibia does the complete opposite and presents Marcy Wu’s actions as flaws she has and that can hurt other people, including her friends. She is the one that has to make a change and understand she has to work on herself if she wants to have new friends and keep these relationships as times moves on.

Since we are on topic, one thing that really bothered me is how Mabel created a version of Dipper that is ¨cool¨ and says yes and goes along with everything she wants to do. (Weirdmageddon Part 2)

This has… interesting implications of how Mabel believes that relationships should work, or at least with her brother twin Dipper. A lot has to do with how she and Dipper have very different personalities and she maybe wishes that he was more like her, but expecting someone else to say ¨yes¨ to everything you want is a toxic mentality to have. And the episode itself doesn’t address this enough, it doesn’t bring up to Mabel she can’t expect people to work like this and she should try thinking more about what others wants.

Lets talk about The Ghost and Molly Mcgee. In this series Molly Mcgee often has episodes where she has to learn certain lessons. One of them she learns over time is that often she has to give up control and let what others want to do instead.

A good example of this is ¨Ready, Set, Snow!¨ in which she is constanly trying to make Libby and Scratch to go and play outside in the snow with her without considering they would rather stay inside and sit near the fire for the moment. She spends most of the episode trying to find ways to make them go outside until she gets angry and goes out on her own. She has… quite of a mental breakdown in a sequence song. Scratch goes to check on her but he tells to her that she can’t do always what she wants and what it is important is for her to be spending time with her friends. Molly realizes she was wrong, goes back to the house and she apologizes for how she acted.

Molly has quite a lot of episodes like this, and all this becomes important in the series finale ¨The End¨ when she sees that Scratch has to go back to be Todd even if that means forgetting the memories he got as a ghost, her included. She tells Scratch that she is going to miss him a lot but she knows that forcing Scratch to stay wouldn’t be right. She encourages Scratch to go and ¨live his life¨ because she cares about Scratch being happy.

Similar to Marcy Wu, Molly learns that she can’t force people to do what she wants and she has to let them choose for themselves. She knows that encouraging Scratch to do what he always wanted to do as human is the right thing to do, even if it means saying goodbye to him.

I do understand the idea that Gravity Falls was doing at with something among the lines of ¨Dipper and Mabel not repeating the same mistakes that their uncles did¨ but that doesn’t mean Dipper has to give up his dreams at expense of what Mabel wants. As Dipper said in VS The Future episode: he can still visit and they can still talk to each other. They don’t have to fall apart the same way Standford and Stan did. Just like in Amphibia, if Marcy still was able to remain friends with Anne and Sasha over the years, the same can be applied to Dipper and Mabel as siblings.

If not, it could be rewritten in a way that makes Dipper reconsider that he would like to wait a few years before joining Stanford in his adventures. That he is still a kid and wants to spend a while longer figuring himself out and be with Mabel before making a decision. That way it feels more like a decision he wants to do for himself and goes along with his character arc that he doesn’t have to rush to grow up.

As for Mabel, she has a lot of growing up to do. She has to learn overtime that Dipper is his own person and he can take is own path. That if she wants to have friends or have in general healthy relationships with others, she can’t make it always about herself and people have their own needs as well. She would have to work on her codependency and clinginess she has on others, specially her own brother. This would help her with being a more mature capable individual when she grows up.

This post on itself isn’t me hating on Mabel’s character since she has moments she can be good and i feel a lot of her behaviour comes from not being taught properly and being a teenager. The problem is that the series doesn’t address this behaviour enough and, as result, it comes off as the series giving an unintentional underwhelming message of potraying Mabel’s issues as something that should be acceptable and not her having a dynamic with Dipper that comes off as toxic. It is important to understand to learn to support others and not always make things about ourselves. That sometimes relationships change and we can’t force people to be in a specific way.

[dvdkisser]

Made a video

[swansstuff]

The Unknowing had to have ended happily for someone (I'm delusional)

((Please click on it you can't see shit))

[matthewmadrigal]

A new era for Chibiverse (AND I NEED MORE OF IT IN MY LIFE, PLEASE!)

I was very impressed by the new format DTVA is aiming for with s3 of chibiverse. This feels like a fever dream fan fiction brought to life. Especially the part where Marcy Wu was in. And Molly McGee, Mabel, and Tilly Green in their evil era is straight up fire. The Calamity Trio are SO BACK here. All the old and new characters including Scott Denoga from Hailey's On It made an appearance. I thought Disney wanted to get rid of Hailey but surprisingly she has a fighting chance in the Chibiverse.

Some think that this is Disney Channel/XD's equivalent to the Cartoon Network City, but I feel like I wanna live in the Chibiverse so badly. I NEED MORE CHIBIVERSE LIKE THIS IN MY LIFE!