#or obvious from canon

[terrestrialnoob]

100% it's a bad game of telephone. Some idea gets popular, the phandom runs wild with it and new people think it's cannon. This has happened over and over and over again. Cores, obsessions, Weston - things that aren't canon in the slightest but that a lot of people just assume is canon, because why else would everyone be talking about it, AND THEN the newbies feel obligated to include certain things when they shouldn't because they think it's obvious or expected.

I feel like people forget that Danny isn't actually feral. Like, I love feral Danny, but, even at the height of his "feralness", his room is spotless, he's sad when he can't study, and he cleans to relieve anxiety (though yes, only when he's alone). He only started not doing his chores, getting bad grades, and missing classes when he stopped having time for it and he hates it! He wants to be a good boy! AND! He loves being a hero and helping people, and I'm tired of people being like "no, actually he hates being a hero and wouldn't do it if he wasn't forced to". No! You are wrong! Danny Fenton loves helping people and being a hero. (I thought we all agreed that Phantom Planet was Out of Character!) He's not a dirty little gremlin child. He's a responsible, well organized teen, and tries to still be that even when he's at the end of his rope and stressed to hell and back.

[claie171art]

Very stupid meme I did instead of studying for my finals

[shepscapades]

[Part 1] [Part 2] [PART 3]

Xbralis as the first canon dbhc pairing with the steel chair!

[theellipelli]

yq design for nostalgic chill! he's two years older than canon, so he's a little larger and more confident.

[hinamie]

theyre soft your honour

[inseparabiles]

moon, meet sun

[callsign-coolsquirrel]

Lazy Day 🦈

theyre watching the cinematic masterpiece,Oceans (2009),for the 12th time this week. Spencers being a JABBERJAW and explaining whats happening even though its literally a documentary and his excuse is that the baby responds better to his voice :)

ALSO i have an alt version of this on my Patreon consisting of older/later season!Spencer 🤭

[vibinginthebg]

Still trying to find how to draw them ✨

[geminicafe]

if your first reaction to someone sharing an opinion about sunrise on the reaping that differs from the majority is “oh you’re falling for propaganda!! you’re just as bad as a the captiol!! you just don’t understand it at all!!” maybe you should take a closer look at what propaganda is.

[henrytanael19]

Be Eridan: Ask roomie what he thinks of your current fit

Chat is this anything?

[cupidsncheerios]

do you think he designed the eye of zaun logo pre-drowning and it got REALLY ironic after, or did silco sit himself down to come up with a symbol for the revolution and go “i’ll write your sins in neon lights, bitch” after vander was already long dead

[warrior-of-storms]

So I realized something while reading Batman #430-440 - I think a lot of people in-universe probably think that there were only three, possibly four, Robins (depending on how many people knew about Steph.)

This is immediately after Jason's death, like literally two issues afterward. Bruce doesn't say Robin's dead. Bruce just says he isn't with him.

Throughout Batman: Year Three, it's repeated that Bruce refuses to acknowledge Jason's death. He didn't contact anyone. He didn't tell anyone anything. Gordon was at Jason's funeral, but clearly he didn't know Jason was Robin if he was asking where Robin was two issues later. Dick had to find out from Danny (ugh) and check for himself through the computer files. Then, in A Lonely Place of Dying, Tim says this:

"The newspapers don't know about Robin's death..."

We also get this scene between Dick and Gordon:

...which means in the months since Jason's death at this point, Gordon still doesn't know that Robin is dead.

Jason was short for his age when he died, only 5'4 when the average 15-16 year old boy is closer to 5'8, and Tim isn't that much younger than him, about 13 when he became Robin. If you look at Tim vs Jason compared to Dick, they're not that far off height-wise. They look similar enough at a glance. I really think it's not a stretch to assume that most people outside the hero community* think that Jaybin and Timbin are the same Robin.

*I specify outside the hero community because all of the Titans were present when Dick found out about Jason's death, so I'm willing to bet that word got around. But just regular people? Yeah, no, there's a non-zero chance that Jaybin and Timbin are seen as one guy who had a couple costume changes rather than two separate Robins.

[northstarscowboyhat]

The Knight stands in your way.

Practicing armor got out of hand, resulting in a Lucky Clover design. Spoilers, I guess?, but knight Dess is a thing. Final Pacifist Boss concept art! Flats + design notes under the cut

Again I'm not sure if this counts as spoilers considering I still don't know how I want to tell the story of this AU beyond scattered comics and art LOL but, Dess as the final Pacifist boss, taking up a knight mantle in order to save.. something important to her ;)

I wanted to have her a mix of ice and fire knight, given that her family is associated with winter and ice while I personally associate Dess with fire. She grows antlers and her baseball bat becomes a sword because I think she deserves to look cool

Bonus;

[bucksboobs]

Tim himself admits to not having planned more than 3 episodes ahead at any given time why would anyone act like Lou is lying about not knowing if Tommy is coming back or not knowing about the breakup until the day it was filmed?

[cookieblobber]

I absolutely love how gay the Sonic franchise has gotten in recent years, I’d argue this side of the franchise has been a small part in helping maintain relevancy in recent years as it’s one of the few big franchises that’s openly supportive of LGBT

Seriously imagine telling someone years back there would be a lot of (near canon) yaoi content of Eggman

[sleepypatho]

finally made proper humanized refs of my favs 🩻