#linda psychonauts

[emo-nordegraf]

im unsure how well known the mtv2/ G4 psychonauts promos are but i need to share this one i genuinely love it so much

honestly.?. linda and bobby would be besties

[badfriend]

click here for psychonauts 2

[technovillain]

bobburger requests from instagram ^_^

[yurigagarin998]

[king-magppi]

Misc. Boole doodles plus some other stuff! The Christmas-y doodle comes first because I'm posting this on Christmas Eve!! Happy holidays, all! 😙

[cluepoke-archive]

Linda <3

[pyrajanison]

PJ Figment Doodles 2

Some more of PJ's figments, details about them will be in the cut below, as well as two other speed versions. This one is closer to the in game speed of how Psy 2 figments are.

💜💙Commission me on Ko-Fi💙💜

The currency : Need it to survive.

The lost ones : The house was broken.

Headache : The second time it killed someone.

A familiar face : Took away the pain.

All that was left : They were so small...

Snakes and Lovers : For my left hand.

Sweet as Spiders : For my right hand.

A prison : I helped him escape.

Goodbye Childhood : It will never be the same.

Fishy friend : Rarely seen below the water.

Him : He is everything... My foundation...

Faster and SPEED!

[thefuchsianeko]

Putting together all the Psychonauts art I've done for Inktober over the years... my second favorite video-game.

Fun fact about the Loboto drawing, it was originally sketched years ago for an unfinished monthly challenge (along with Doviculus here) and I only found it now, never posted it though. Since I've been messing around with using brush and ink, I decided to add some greytones to it, along with touching up the lines with a small brush pen and white gel pen. The paper was NOT made for that lol, but it still worked and I love how it turned out.

[cantheykillmacbeth]

the psychic animals from psychonauts could kill macbeth! especially linda the lungfish.

Yes, The Hideous Hulking Lungfish of Lake Oblongata AKA Linda from Psychonauts could kill Macbeth!

She applies for the Gender Clause on account of being a woman, as well as the Unconventional Birth Clause due to the fact that in real life, Lungfish lay and hatch from eggs.

She does not apply for the Birth Parent Clause, however, since even though she was mutated and psychically altered by male Dr. Caligosto Loboto, there is evidence in-game that she was sentient beforehand, back when she was a regular Lungfish. This is seen in her memories as her watching a television pre-capture and in the secret PSI Cadet Rank 100 cutscene where she clearly remembers having a history with Mr. Pokeylope pre-capture.

Thank you for your submission!

[emo-nordegraf]

DREW PSYCHONAUTS AGAIN ^_^

total time: 11.4hrs (how i managed to do that with school goin on idk)

done on ibis on a phone & my finger bc honestly i dont even gaf anymore

can u guys tell im extremely tired by this caption

[bcdrawsandwrites]

Day 15: Experimentation / Muzzle / Transformation Characters: Caligosto Loboto, Morceau Oleander, Linda the Hideous Hulking Lungfish of Lake Oblongata Warnings: (Canonical) animal abuse Summary: Linda had heard about humans. She never imagined that her first encounter with them would be as permanently life-altering as it was.

The last thing Linda had expected was getting caught.

Humans didn't usually fish here, and besides, she knew not to fall for it when they did. She hadn't even been out of her mucus bubble when it happened—she'd merely been watching something on her mini-TV when the bubble abruptly popped.

That never happened before, but whatever was going on, she knew it couldn't be good. Though she briefly mourned the loss of her TV, she scrambled to swim away from whatever had ruined her home. One moment she was swimming forward, the next, she was scooped out of the water by a tangle of strings. And then she saw...

Abruptly she curled up on herself.

She'd forgotten how gigantic humans were. The one who had managed to grab her was impossibly tall with bright, gleaming eyes, and she could sense another shorter—but still huge—human just behind him. Sam had once told her that humans could be friendly, but these two looked anything but.

"Aha! A perfect specimen!" the tall one cried, holding her up in the net like a deranged trophy.

"Well, glad that's done with," the other said. "Still don't really get how we plan to use this thing."

Use?! Linda thought, and shook her tail, sending her voice out to the tall man. Unhand me! I am not to be used!

To her surprise, her voice seemed to bounce right off of the human's gigantic head. What—?!

"Of course you don't! That's why this part's my job." He lifted the net up higher, and she wriggled. "With this lungfish, we'll get these little kid-shaped piles of gobbledygook!"

"You'd better be right, Cal."

None of this made any sense to Linda, but it definitely didn't sound good. Again she wriggled, preparing to flip out of the net. Just as she jumped, however, a rubbery human hand seized her tail, sending a jolt of pain down her spine.

"Stay still!" the tall man hissed before flinging her toward the shorter human.

"AUGH!" the human cried, scrambling to keep a hold of her as she desperately flailed for freedom.

"Hold onto that thing, will ya?"

"But you said—"

"You want those brains or not?"

"I—ugh."

Linda struggled against the man's grip, but he squeezed her against his chest.

Seeming to sense her anger, he glanced down at her. "Look, buddy, I don't like this any more than you do," he grumbled.

I doubt that.

The man jumped, nearly losing his grip on her.

"Morry!" the tall man growled.

Before Linda could say anything more, she found herself in a small, green, floating bubble. The shorter man somehow dragged this bubble over to where their boat floated at the edge of the water, and from there, they carried her far, far across the lake.

—-

After carrying her up what seemed like an enormous mountain, they finally arrived... somewhere. Just as Linda felt her scales were starting to dry out, the bubble she was in disappeared (without popping, somehow), dumping her into an insultingly small, transparent bowl of water.

Unhand me! she thought, splashing in the bowl. I will not dwell in this habitation!

The tall man reached into the bowl to grab her—to stop her, she assumed, until she felt multiple things like the suckers on an octopus being shoved onto her body. Finally an enormous something—like half of a clam shell—was shoved onto her head, and finally the man backed off. Linda braced herself against the bottom of the bowl, struggling to lift herself, but the strange devices attached to her made it hard to move. What... is going on?

"This better work," the shorter man said.

"Oh, it will! Behold!"

The tall man pulled on something, and—

Linda's body seized.

It was like she was being attacked by an eel, but a hundred times worse. The electricity coursed through her again and again and again, sending her body into convulsions. Her frame was wracked in pain, and abruptly she felt that the bowl, already too small, had shrunk, and was pressing down on her on all sides. With a surge of panic she lashed her tail—or perhaps it did so on its own—and her prison shattered.

It was very difficult to remember what happened immediately after that. All she could remember was her entire body being in pain, worse than drying out, worse than being electrocuted, and being absolutely exhausted, and suddenly becoming aware of the tall human—who had shrunk considerably—attaching various plates to her, and to something on her side. What, she wasn't sure, and though she was unbearably tired, she turned her gaze to look.

There was something next to her, like the arm of a salamander, but much larger and covered in fins, and, oddly, the same color as her scales. The tall man was finishing up attaching a plate to it. The pain it was causing whatever creature this appendage belonged to was so profound that it affected Linda herself, and she tried to move, to pull the creature away from this human.

The arm moved in response.

It took her a few moments of puzzling out why the arm of this other creature would move when she, herself, tried to move, to realize: this was her arm.

The bowl and the humans and the setting around her had not shrunken—she had grown enormously, and changed.

Seized with horror, she let out a deep, guttural wail that she hadn't even known herself capable of making. She lashed her tail, and flailed her arms, until she felt something faintly touch the lumpy flesh between her eyes. All at once her exhaustion hit her again, accompanied by a deep sleepiness. The last thing she saw before losing consciousness was the terrified—but determined—look of the shorter human as he stared up at her, one hand on his temple.

[true-autistic-tales]

[technovillain]

their devious shenangigans are unmatched

[starshadyy]

PSYCHIC NAUTS 💥💥💥

[babycharmander]

aaaaAAAAA

in Psychonauts Oleander is shown fiddling with the radio in his cabin

and I was wondering what on earth he was trying to use it for

AND THEN I REMEMBERED

LINDA HAS A RADIO TOWER IN HER MENTAL WORLD THAT OLEANDER IS USING TO CONTROL HER

[psychonauttle]

thinking abt that time i was in art class and the teacher had like art magazines and one of them had an interview in it with psychonauts stuff so i asked if i could keep it and she was like 'um. if you wanna bring it home thats fine but you need to bring it back' and i never. brought it back. mine now