#grimm says

[magicalgrimm]

Do you draw paperhat?

If yes, i would like clingy black hat and confused af flug

I’m not really a huge shipper of it these days. Used to back in the day. I don’t mind it but I prefer other ships aside from black hat and flug

But since you requested a prompt;

It’s the battle of the morally questionable ships

[didsomebodysaypancakes]

Love the 2000s Here Is The Specialest Boy procedural genre

[jupiterjelliez]

can you guess my favorite hollow knight character

[alecz-obssesionz]

◇ Odd weaponry choice ◇

[jellysmudge]

Top 10 Grimm Scenes: the episode in early season one when Monroe says, “Well, I sniffed her out,” and Nick responds with “Good boy ;)” and Monroe looks absolutely fucking appalled.

[grimm-writings]

Hang on.

[sracha]

💀 My Hound piece for @rwbyprism ! 💀

[bestworstcase]

“unreliable narrators” is not code for “arbitrarily cherry-pick what you believe to be true from the text based on vibes and what you want to happen, and ignore any textual evidence that contradicts your theory-fanfic on the grounds that narrators are unreliable” it means you have to be skeptical and think critically about what every character says. only by evaluating the text in a holistic manner is it possible to determine the narrative truth.

you cannot just say “well this character is just lying/wrong, because unreliable narrators” – you need to actually interrogate the context. are there discrepancies between what this character said and what has been said by other characters? what about things we’ve been shown, not recounted to us through the lens of a character’s dialogue? does this character have a motivation to lie? are there relevant facts of which this character is not aware that might change their view? is the character stating a conclusion based on logical reasoning from the information they have or are they speaking from emotion? does the character have any biases that might inform their interpretation of what they know or see?

[brushstrokes-art]

i'd like to introduce you to my fun au where ghost summons the grimm troupe like, super duper early, featuring a less-explored stage of my ghost interpretation's development: the Undomesticated Wasteland Creature.

[letraspal]

💋

[winterpower98]

BOW AND ADMIRE THE TROUPE MASTER

One of the prettiest works I had the pleasure of working on, Grimm is always my favorite boss from Hollow Knight so this was a fun opportunity for me

Music video by Man on the Internet

[magicalgrimm]

Anyone wanna recommend me characters to draw?

I’m just getting tired on drawing villainous characters all the time.

[essektheylyss]

I am also thinking so much about the strange dynamic that Oscar and Cosmo have: Oscar churlish, pessimistic, hating himself, and Cosmo who remembers, even as old as he is, who probably remembers everything that Oscar's forgotten.

And Oscar's repeated statement of, "It should be the other way around. I should be the one taking care of you." It sounds at first, before you know, like frustration of a young man who feels like too much of a fuck up to take care of his elderly relative, even though Cosmo clearly has plenty of help. But once you flip it, it feels almost more incongruous—Oscar feeling like he's failed as a father, perhaps because he hasn't been able to act as an example for Cosmo, perhaps because of the amnesia, perhaps because Cosmo has seemingly dedicated his entire life to helping Oscar, even to his advanced age. But it doesn't seem like Cosmo is concerned about that.

As old as Cosmo is, as determined as it sounds like he is to fix Oscar's plight, it almost feels like he's lived this long out of spite and force of will. This is his purpose and his life's work, and it's not finished yet.

But if they succeed at ending this ritual or curse, what becomes of either of them? Cosmo, certainly, can rest then, and Oscar can in theory live out the rest of his life in peace, but at that point he's no longer forgetting anymore. He'll live out whatever remains with the belief that Cosmo's life was dedicated solely to this, and unlike Oscar, he won't even have the chance to have a life beyond it. I wonder if Oscar, knowing this, is so pessimistic by this point because no matter the outcome, he's already failed Cosmo on a fundamental, irretrievable level.

There's very little chance, even if Oscar doesn't live for long after this ends, that Oscar won't be the one burying Cosmo, rather than the other way around. A father isn't meant to outlive his children.

[rhapsodyinferno]

ian and poppy

[alecz-obssesionz]

Playing with the sprites is fun

[torawro]

i like ‘em a little insane, covered in blood and severely mentally unstable <3