#mary senicourt

[nowhereelsetopost]

Underrated Fiction Cats (Part 2)

(In No Particular Order)

1. Daniel and Mary Senicourt from The Amazing World of Gumball 2. Miyuki from Avatar: The Last Airbender 3. Fang from Mona The Vampire 4. Mog from Meg and Mog 5. Cat Bug from Bravest Warriors 6. Momo from Google’s 2016 Halloween Doodle 7. Scrapper from the Mr Bean animated series 8. Cat from Little Bear 9. Blissa from Barbie: Life In The Dream House 10. Disturbing Cat from The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack

[strawberryonfire]

Darwin: What would Mrs. Mom think?

Gumball: Ok, that's an interesting thought, but hear me out: What if.... We ran an experiment where we spent the rest of our lives finding out what happened if we never told her?

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Ms. Markham: Man, they look like a real handful. How do you deal with them?

Principal Brown, watching Mr. Small screaming, Miss Simian trying to set a sleeping Mr. Moonchild Corneille on fire, and Coach choking on air: I don't know.

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Principal Brown: Valentines Day? I'm ready. *sprays an entire can of AXE body spray on himself*

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(Mary and Daniel are Nicole's partents)

Mary Senicourt: Nicole likes to win. When she was eight, a Little Club Scout friend of hers bragged they could sell the most cookies.

Daniel Seincourt: Dammed if Nicole didn't walk the neighborhood till she got blisters on her feet, and won ten boxes.

Mary Seincourt: Best part is, Nicole wasn't even a Club Scout.

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Richard: Yum, thanks!

Kidnapper: *puts more tape over his mouth* I said stop eating it.

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Larry, opening a Capri Sun: Guess I'll drink my sorrows away.

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Anton: I'm allergic to death.

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Evil Turtle: *dies*

Nicole: Timer starts now! When is it going to come back? I say two months!

Gumball: No! One month.

Anias: Nah, half a month.

Darwin, sobbing: WHAT ARE YOU DOING? EVIL TURTLE JUST DIED!

Richard, scratching chin in thought: One week.

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Penny: Can you recommend me a book that'll make me cry?

Carrie: General Mathematics 8th Grade Edition.

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Penny: I'm a nice person, but I'm about to start throwing rocks at people.

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Sarah: If you water water it grows.

Gumball: ...What?

Darwin: She's got a point.

[eievuiart]

the first of potentially many batches for some designs for my new elmore au. here we got the watterson fam + louie!!

[hourglass-dreams]

Assigning Gumball Characters to the Madrigals without Context.

Abuela Alma: 

Nicole Watterson’s mother Mary Senicourt

Julieta: Nicole Watterson

Pepa: Masami (Right on the nose I know)

Bruno: Rob (if he wasn’t “evil”)

Isabela: Penny Fitzgerald

Dolores: Carmen Verde

Luisa: Larry Needlemeyer

Camilo: Gumbal Watterson

Mirabel: Anais Watterson 

Antonio: Darwin Watterson

Félix: Rocky Robinson

Agustín: Idaho

Bonus. Mariano: Richard Watterson

[femalechibiblogger]

5 Heart Wrenching Moments in Funny Cartoons

1. Goodbye Adam West (Family Guy)

Adam West has been the mayor of Family Guy’s Quahog since season 2. As the eccentric mayor of Quahog, Rhode Island, Adam West has been one of the most beloved characters in the entire series. His strange and funny behavior, from launching cats at a pizza guy to dancing in a laundromat, has made him quite the fan favorite. Unfortunately...we had to say goodbye to this one-of-a-kind mayor in season 17′s ‘Adam West High’. After the death of the real life ‘Adam West’, the show gave a proper farewell to iconic actor when Brian Griffin and Glenn Quagmire both tried to run for mayor. After nearly falling to their deaths, they are suddenly saved by Adam West...only for us to see that Brian had actually grabbed a tree branch and merely hallucinated Adam West. This moment really hit hard for those who have been fans of both the show and Adam West for many years, as they had to accept that both the actor and character were truly gone. But even if Quahog does get a new mayor, Adam West will never be forgotten.

2. Hotori’s Accident (And Yet The Town Moves)

The underrated anime series And Yet The Town Moves is a hilarious series filled with comedy, love, and friendship. The show’s main character, Hotori, is a high school girl who loves detective stories, hates math, works at a maid cafe, and is always able to see the bright side of things. Hotori also has a reputation of being a mischievous and air headed girl who can make one nearly lose their minds. But in the anime series’ final episode, Hotori is hit by a garbage truck and her soul goes to Heaven. While in Heaven, Hotori looks to see what is going on back on Earth. She sees how greatly devastated her family is, her friends are trying to remain hopeful but have great difficulty in doing so, the people who saw her as a troublemaker crying over this tragedy, and others wanting revenge on the driver who hit her by accident. She also sees her friends asking why something like this had to happen to her, as she was just a girl with the heart of a child and the mind of a detective. But one of the most emotional scenes has to be when her father prays for her to come back...as nothing is more devastating for a parent than losing their child. After seeing all of this, Hotori cries as she does not wish to leave everyone she loves. But it turns out that her body is in a coma, which means that Hotori can go back to Earth, but will forget anything that had happened in Heaven. After waking up from her coma, Hotori has no memory of what she had just experienced...but all that matters is that she is alive and well. Truly an emotional moment in a funny, slice of life anime. 

3. The End of a Generation (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic was the fourth generation of the My Little Pony Universe. The show began in 2010, and had become a series loved by people of all ages. The series follows the seven main characters: Twilight Sparkle, Pinkie Pie, Applejack, Fluttershy, Rainbow Dash, Rarity, and Spike as they learn about friendship and protect Equestria from evil. Friendship is Magic has brought many people in real life together, and has created friendships all over the world. The show had many emotional moments...but the one that hit the most was the series finale. The final episode shows the main characters are now older and have their own responsibilities...but that doesn’t mean that they are no longer friends. No matter how far apart they were, their bond could never be broken no matter what. The series finale signaled the end of a generation, but not the end of everlasting friendships. 

4. Time Adventure (Adventure Time)

The song ‘TIme Adventure’ is a song featured in the series finale of the Cartoon Network series: Adventure Time. A battle between the evil entity GOLB and the citizens of Ooo has broken out, and it seems like a hopeless battle. BMO finds a shrunken Jake, who is scared and worried about the outcome of the battle, and decided to comfort him by singing a song. BMO begins to sing about how time is an illusion, but that it helps us make sense of things...even when something good has to end. As BMO is singing, it turns out that the harmonious song is able to weaken the chaotic GOLB. Princess Bubblegum soon has everyone sing along with BMO. If you listen carefully, it seems as though the song is telling us how it is sad that something that we love...like a beloved show...as to end. And how we wish that we could go back to the very beginning. But just because the show is ending, doesn’t mean that it will be gone and forgotten forever. 

5. Nicole’s Relationship with her Parents (The Amazing World of Gumball)

The Amazing World of Gumball is a show filled with hilarity and humor, as it follows the lives of the Watterson Family and the citizens of Elmore. In the episode, ‘The Parents’, Nicole unexpectedly reunites with her parents: Daniel and Mary Senicourt. As shown throughout the episode, Nicole’s relationship with her parents has been very strained for many years. Her whole life, Daniel and Mary pressured Nicole to succeed at everything: Having her join a million clubs, having her only get straight A’s in school, wanting her to have a successful career as a CEO or lawyer, and wanting her to marry a doctor or banker. This made Nicole believe that her parents didn’t love her and only wanted her to be perfect, even when they claimed that they just wanted what was best for her. But instead, Nicole did not become a successful career woman or marry a successful man. Because of their high expectations and strict parenting, Nicole grew to resent her parents and believed that it was better that they never see each other again. This, of course, saddens Daniel and Mary...who seem to understand that their parenting skills are the reason for their estranged relationship with their daughter. But while Gumball is singing, ‘If It’s Too Hard To Forgive’, Nicole chases after her regretful parents, and the three of them are finally able to forgive each other and reconcile. It is truly sad to see how parents, who believed that they were only trying to help their child have a bright future, unknowingly drove them away instead. And while their child may not want to forgive them for their past mistakes, having regrets and dwelling on the past can be even worse. 

[wyennlie]

Ya’ll should check this out! It’s a really cool au!

the first of potentially many batches for some designs for my new elmore au. here we got the watterson fam + louie!!