#kid terra

[kingdomcarrots]

i JUST finished watching the khdr game play and im in shambles OTL looking at your xehaqus and master dads content is making me heal very much bc god if i wasnt alrdy shipping them before dr i most definitely am NOW. LIKE PLEASE, THEY ALREADY ACT SO MARRIED IN THE GAME IM AKJDSBFKASDF

[put some blanket on your shoulders] Welcome there friend, I’m happy I was able to provide you some healing happiness after the wreck DR is (*´꒳`*) They’re insanely married that it’s painful to watch. It’s like Nomura rubbing on our face ‘look at my other gay sons’

Oops, more healing stuff (*´∀｀*)

[terrasdaughter]

Terra's Daughter. Any connection to Terra Bird, or Terra Wrist?

No, I've never heard of them. The name was based off an old character of mine whose father, Kid Terra, was (parents were) in the comic book Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures.

[pinkiemachine]

Did a Disco Doodle :)

Yes, I do ship Beast Boy and Terra ;)

[seepingfrommyskin]

love amongst ruin

[shitpostingkats]

Absolutely obsessed with the way Terra talks. People will go up to this man and ask the most bog standard question and get an unskippable two minute cutscene where he details his name his entire life story his doubts his fears his deepest hopes and dreams and then he'll just walk away.

[bellart]

Well this is awkward

[useless-catalanfacts]

Are cats important in Catalunya? Barcelona's mascot (they sadly never use) is a cat, and the mascot for the Olympic games in Barna was a cat too. Or is it just coincidence? :eyesemoji:

Hello!

First of all, I'm very glad to see someone getting the city's shortened named right (Barna). I had almost accepted that it's a lost battle to get foreigners to stop calling it Barça! (Barça means the football team, not the city).

Cats are used as a symbol of Catalonia sometimes, because Catalonia is shortened to "Cat": think for example how the internet domain for sites in the Catalan language is ".cat", how the government of Catalonia is named Generalitat de Catalunya but gets shortened to "GenCat", or how some people cover the E of Spain in the driving plate with a sticker saying "CAT" (this last one used to be very popular in the 2000s and until the early 2010s but stopped because the police got serious in fining the people who had it).

Example of what a Spanish licence plate looks like (all EU countries have the blue band with 1, 2 or 3 letters that identify what EU country it's from) and an example of a plate with the CAT (Catalunya) sticker over the E (España) band.

For this reason, a cat was used for years as a symbol of Catalonia:

It was created by a Catalan independentist organization Lliga Anticolonial (Anti-colonial League) in the late 1990s or early 2000s as a response to the symbolic occupation of the Toro de Osborne (Osborne Bull). For context, the Osborne Bull is this:

The bull is a symbol of Spain. These gigantic (14 metres tall!) billboards in the shape of the bull species used in bullfighting (a Spanish tradition of torturing and slowly killing a bull in public while people cheer, seen as a national symbol of Spain and Spanish manhood) were set up by an alcohol brand since the 1950s. There were dozens of them, next to the highways and roads everywhere in the state of Spain, and this silhouette quickly became a symbol of Spain just as much as the Spanish flag. In fact, you'll find many Spanish flags used by fascists include this bull silhouette at the centre. There are also all types of merch with it and Spanish nationalists often put a sticker in their cars with this silhouette (used to be very popular in the early 2000s, the stickers in cars in general have stopped being so popular nowadays).

In the 1990s, there were new laws in Spain against billboards on roads/highways, because adverts distract drivers and result in accidents. However, this bull had become such a symbol of Spanish nationalism that they made an exception for it. All the billboards in certain places were taken down except for the Osborne bulls.

Meanwhile, as you can imagine many people in the nations occupied by Spain were not happy to have these giant symbols of Spanish nationalism around our land, it feels like a symbol of occupation. Like a "remember we own you". For this reason, independentist groups in the Catalan Countries and the Basque Country often cut down the bulls or sprayed murals and political slogans of liberation on them. When the new laws against billboards came, everyone was expecting to finally have to stop seeing our land branded with these symbols of occupation, but as I said before the Spanish courts did an exception. Then, more people than ever before decided to get organized to cut down the bulls, but they kept putting them back up and persecuting the "vandals", and the Spanish Justice System even gave the Osborne Bull billboard in El Bruc the legal condition of national heritage to legally protect it and be able to persecute activists who protested against it more! (El Bruc is a town in Catalonia that is very symbolic for Catalan people because of the folk tale of the Catalan resistance against French invasion that is one of the most widespread folk tales in Catalonia, but in this town the Spanish Army has had its biggest army headquarters in Catalonia so it has become a place of occupation and stronghold of the Spanish army).

During all of this battle of symbols, the occupied nations came up with their own symbol to symbolize their resistance: the cat and donkey in Catalonia, the cow in Galiza, and the ardi latxa sheep in the Basque Country. Organizations sold stickers of these symbols to raise money for good causes related to our cultures.

(I explained why this autochthonous species of donkey is a symbol of Catalonia in this previous post).

But, in the end, cutting down the bull billboards was successful and many weren't put back up. The last bull billboards in Catalonia was cut down by activists in 2002. Nowadays, you can still find about 100 bull billboards around Spain, but not in Catalonia.

The cat and donkey kept being popular for some more years, but eventually they lost popularity once the bulls were out of our daily lives. For some reason though, the donkey has remained popular as a symbol of Catalan-ness in Northern Catalonia (the part of Catalonia annexed by France, so the one that never had the Osborne Bull in the first place!). If you visit Northern Catalonia, you'll still find many cars with the donkey sticker and many souvenirs with the donkey.

There's the reason why the cat is a symbol of Catalonia, it used to be a very popular one but it has lost popularity nowadays. I must say that it's with this ask that I've seen Barça's mascot for the first time. I didn't even know they had one, but yes, it's a cat. But the mascot for the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona (called Cobi) was supposed to be a dog drawn in cubist style. But you're right that it looks like a cat 😅

[iminaworldofpureimagination]

watching cartoons as an adult is so different cause like as a kid you just accept Teens/Children are going to fight Villian /Villian and put their lives at risk .. its all in good fun.. but then you're an adult like 20 18 years later and going.. why are these kids outsmarting the adults so easily/ why are ADULTS beefing with children to the point it feels borderline call chris hansen vibes.. Slade: Teen Titans/ Vlad: Danny phantom: Zhao vs Zuko : all these adults be beefing with KIDS and some just be plain creepy.. watching rugrats im also just .. fearing for the babies as tommy about to drown in a toilet or get eaten by the dog next door over a ball/ watching kidsnext door im just. . these adults are stalking KIDS .. i do not like im uncomfortable.. man watching kids cartoons 18 years later sure is a trip esp rocko modern life that feels more like an adult cartoon that a kids show ahh the good old 90s/2000s fun times

[onlylonelylatino]

The Teen Titans by George Pérez

[screwedpurple]

Made these about a year and a half ago, entirely on MS Paint You ever have a phase where you're in two fandoms at the same time so you mix them up for fun?

[the-owl-house-blorbo-brawl]

Preliminary Round Match 2: Them's the Break, Kid vs Really Small Problem

Them's the Break, Kid: Eda tells a story from her teen years: the day she met Raine Whispers.

Really Small Problem: King confides in a carnival fortune teller who makes his dream come true, but it comes at a cost.

[theflashzoom]

HORROR MOVIE: YJ Version

I make a list of character's role for most of the YJ characters.

This is what their roles look like.

[allthefoolishdreams]

skz x dc comics -> the teen titans -> changbin as terra

"You said you'd be my friend no matter what, remember?"

[byfulcrums]

my favorite moment in invincible is during the 5 year time skip (INVINCIBLE COMIC SPOILERS)

i do agree that the time travel was done in a somewhat awkward way and that if the series ever gets to that scene, it should try to change it for the better. but-

but that moment, man.

“saving the world would mean killing my daughter”. mark is given the chance to fix everything, to save everyone. but he doesn't take it, because he has a little kid back at home

this is mark grayson, at his most selfish. this is the hero deciding to not be heroic. it would mean killing my daughter, he says, and It's surprised that he didn't choose the more heroic path. he would trade the world for his daughter. he wouldn't trade his daughter for the world

he chooses to let everyone die again. he chooses to not fix it, to not save them. he doesn't regret it (he would do it again in a heartbeat)

[dcbinges]

Batman and the Outsiders #5 (1983) by Mike Barr, Marv Wolfman & Jim Aparo

[ak800]

after one eternity I.. gave up? I‘m sorry but I literally do not have the time :‘) So have fun with some characters and uh. some sketches :‘))

I‘ll tag those that got their character drawn ig hahsh @lokis-coconut28 @legendarystarz (literally so sorri Minty that ur character is just. Smol) @ashtheashtray @productofaritual