#little ted

[pyjamadbananas]

Banana has some fun chasing with the play school bears! (2008)

[smilerandsunny1]

"Don't look at me like that..."

AM "like what?"

*uses spray bottle on AM*

AM "GAAAAHHHH"

[the-phantom-peach]

🗣️ huh?? what do you mean I haven’t posted any Link signing propaganda yet??

[phoneduk]

[Dick, Jason, and Tim in a mall]

Random Tiktoker: "Hi, excuse me can I ask you guys some questions?"

Dick: "sure!"

Random TT: "what are your names?"

Dick: "Dick, Jason, Tim"

Random TT: "...excuse me?"

Jason: "it's the idiot's name"

Random TT: "oh, uhh, alright, who's your guy's favourite billionaire?"

Dick: "Ted Kord - total Dilf energy"

Jason: "Oliver Queen"

Tim: "Lex Luthor"

Random TT: "why are they your favourite?"

Jason: "He's a total Dick but his son's hot"

Tim: "what he said"

[darkthare]

“Happy wife happy life” - Henry of Skalitz, 1403

To me this is what it’s like to play as a “I can take it” Henry… you’re right my Lord it’s so fucked up how they all treat you….

[reinbouxsworld]

first encounters

[justanothershippingcan]

So, to recap, Hayato Suo:

Does basically everything with a permanent smile on his face (it's NOT always reassuring).

Wears an eyepatch and we absolutely do not know if there is a working eye beneath it.

He claims there is a Chinese spirit under the aforementioned eyepatch. In the character book he states this seal was "about to be broken", whatever that means.

He introduces himself as Leonardo Fucking Dicaprio for some reason.

He is touchy.

He calls other guys "Cutie" (derogatory) (is it only derogatory?).

He teases people (Sakura) as if it's second nature.

He can (and might) actually kill you.

His Hobby is freaking Human Observation which leads to his best subject being Chem and his freaking best skill being World Manipulation.

His favorite music is Folk Music.

His dream is the Emancipation of Slaves (which. Holy Moly Ravioli. The others listed a gf or a trip and there he goes).

Has a Master and Brothers (Relatives? Other disciples of this Master?) we know absolutely nothing about.

He NEVER eats. The single panel in the manga where he is shown eating has been "corrected" in the anime adaptation with him handing the food to Nirei. And he claims to be on a (unspecified) diet.

He has yet to go all-out.

Berates others on what it takes to be an adult (he is at most 16).

He claims to be a "chill guy" (spoilers, he is not)

What is wrong with him.

[sexybagels-masa]

Saw this meme picture and thought of them

It was perfect

[trentcrimminallybeautiful]

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

The Good Place 2x6 | A Man On The Inside 1x8

[pyjamadbananas]

Some more Play School nostalgia with Big Banana.

[chuckiescrafts]

J'onn POV:

(A gift for their martian mom)

[bergamot-screaming]

most of the post i’ve seen since the finale aired have been kind of simple declarations of a ship war being won (like good for y’all, hope you’re having a blast with that!). i just want to direct some attention to how this decision on innie mark’s part wasn’t just a simple helly vs. gemma decision. of course innie mark is going to choose helly because that’s who he knows and who he cares about. the episode makes it very clear that his decision is due to these feelings and how him as an innie has his own life that’s worth fighting for (along with all the other innies). his feelings aren’t any less valid because he’s lived a shorter life or has only existed on the severed floor. he’s standing up and choosing to fight for his own autonomy and life and emotions which is beautiful. on the other hand, outie mark has spent this entire show mourning and then trying to get gemma back. if it was up to him and not innie mark then he would have been out of that building with gemma no hesitation but in that moment it wasn’t him that was there. the point is that both innie and outie mark’s emotions and feelings towards their respective partners are deep and valid. because of this, personally, i think that centering conversation about this show around a ship war boils it down in a way that’s less emotionally compelling than what’s actually being presented on screen. there’s so much going on and the complexity of it beyond a “who’s endgame” idea is what makes it impactful.

[jungle-fae]

Can we talk about Ruoye for a second.

Like, it’s a sweet, wholesome, playful little spirit that loves Xie Lian to pieces, yet its backstory is so fucked up. It only came to life because of the horrible evil acts it was used to commit, and I’m just thinking that poor baby Ruoye has got to be just as traumatized as Xie Lian. The book notes that in its very first moments, it doesn’t understand the suffering that birthed it, but I hardly think that means Ruoye wasn’t aware of what caused it to gain consciousness. It was a lil baby spirit, so it just didn’t understand the implications yet.

And Ruoye had the misfortune of coming to life during Xie Lian’s worst moments. Of course it wasn’t XL’s fault, but it still hurts that Ruoye, innocent little spirit that it was, just wanted love from the person it saw as its creator and wasn’t able to get it. My guess is Ruoye probably quickly understood the circumstances surrounding its birth because of XL’s initial attitude towards it. I almost imagine it had to feel some sort of guilt for its part, albeit involuntary, in XL’s suffering.

However. As we know, no matter what mistakes Xie Lian made in the past, he ultimately chose kindness. I cannot imagine how painful it must have been for him to see Ruoye for a while, given what it must have reminded him of, yet he welcomed and cared for it regardless. He gave it the love that it so desperately wanted. And I can’t get over that. He realized that no matter how much pain Ruoye had caused him, it wasn’t the little spirit’s fault. In a way, I can draw parallels between that and Xie Lian’s treatment of Hong Hong’er, who he always took care of no matter how much others warned him that he would cause misfortune. Xie Lian ignored the warnings because Hong Hong’er didn’t deserve to be punished for something he had no control over. He deserved to be loved like anyone else.

Now, the scene that really got me thinking about all this? When Jun Wu uses Ruoye to tie up Xie Lian in Quan Yizhen’s palace, Ruoye is distraught. I don’t think that is purely because it has been tied into knots, as is explained in the book, but also because of the resurfacing trauma of again being used to hurt Xie Lian, whom it loves so much. And again, like little ghost fire Hua Cheng, it can do nothing about it.

All this to say, I love precious little Ruoye and I love the relationship it has with Xie Lian even more. Despite the trauma and pain, they found companionship in each other, choosing to love. It’s like, one of, if not the main theme, of TGCF, and I never realized how much Ruoye, with all its parallels to Hua Cheng, embodies that.

[eg515]

don't you just love it when a series has a good ending that takes care of all of its characters, shows how their futures will look like, ties up all loose ends, reminisces about old times, references important moments from before, and brings back elements of the very first episode, giving a nice frame to the whole series?

[scaradeus]

Recent Hancocks.