#hes such an interesting critter.

[styrofoamdoor]

Don't mind me I'm just thinking about how Noel probably doesn't know what to answer when people ask him his age.

Assuming he was born around 1894 and was in his late teens - early twenties when he got drafted for war, and assuming the podcast takes place in 1934 because I think I saw that somewhere before, his legal age is around 40. By all accounts he's a 40-something normal guy. But he's lived so many more years in existences he couldn't even explained if he tried

Imagine telling someone You're in your late forties just for them to say "Late ? I thought you said you were twenty when the war began ?" and you have to not break down

[zivazivc]

just found about this funky fish that can walk around on land and the thing looks straight out of the trolls world. look at this thing, i love it!

anyway, floyd grew up in a cage and hed grew up in a city, i doubt they'd be thrilled to see one of these things for the first time. I know I would have shat my pants if i saw a 1.5 meter long catfish walk out of a lake towards me

[bbaked-beans]

kendal yeaaaaaa!!

cleaning up an aaaaaancient sketch (ancient as in 2 years old haha. ha)

anyway @comicaurora

[casual-socks]

[once-ina-blue-moon]

he fell asleep under the tardis console again 🙄

[epicfirestormer]

What I love about Hellboy and Abe Sapien's dynamic in the comics is that, if you came into this blind, you'd expect Abe to be the voice of reason or the straight man to Hellboy's impulsive and hotheaded personality. But no, Abe is more often than not the crazy one. Hellboy would deal with fighting evil monsters and bad guys by just sighing and getting it over with, while Abe is going rabid over tearing the creature apart when he does get into a fight. Hellboy acts like it's a 9-to-5 job and will reasonably talk things out with a guy that had nearly killed him before, Abe acts like a madman in a slaughter house and his first instinct is to shoot first kill second and ask third. They're both insane, but on completely different levels.

[silly-little-guy-and-co]

my friend just sent me some gay disco elysium fanfiction that he created in collage mode where he made kim and harry passionately smooch while cuno shouted slurs at them. he is a heterosexual male.

[amethyst-halo]

i decided to draw older broppy kids designs :]

[stromer]

king of never letting shit go

[smiley-maize]

Took a Big nap, made new skins, time to Zoom

[soaring-trash]

they deserve all the happiness in the entire universe💜🖤

[simeonsaints]

my character analysis

[radiansjort]

can’t believe neil josten has the 1972th fastest mile time in the world

[squishosaur]

come to my city boy we have [CLASSIFIED GOVERNMENT INFORMATION] 💥💥💥

[doctor-ciel]

I’m thinking about how in Blue Period, a part of the story was dedicated to the idea of the naked body and how the main character is ashamed of his, feels disconnected from it, thinks of it as just a pile of putty, how nakedness is extremely vulnerable and terrifying. And they talked about how close everyone is to death. And when he painted a live nude model, he recontexutalized all of these feelings about nakedness into seeing it as something beautiful.

And then later in the story, they introduced a character with him unveiling a fuckoff huge nude self portrait of him draped across a couch. What a effective and efficient way of telling everything you need to know about him as a person before he even says anything. Like, normally a character being introduced like this would be a quick way of saying "this guy's an arrogant asshole," but with the specific themes the story built about nakedness, it says that he's a very transparent and confident guy who knows himself well.

Also, they used the ocean to represent death during that arc, with it taking place in a hotel that overlooked the ocean, and he spends a lot of time there too fishing as a hobby.

Edit: I’ve been informed that that’s not himself he painted. But being this comfortable about nudity still shows more or less the same point. Also, I haven’t finished the manga, so I can’t say whether this ends up being an accurate assessment of his character, just that this was my first impression of him.

[radioactive-mouse]

in case anyone was wondering over the past couple days my assessment of scott has gone from “generally sane, if flawed” to “SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH YOU.”