#predictable

[agentark]

of course the Leonard Church website came back from the dead

[unsexy-nun-costume]

phil when it's dan's turn: you're not allowed to touch anything other than your block

dan when it's phil's turn: step by step guide with annotations in four different languages on how to keep the tower balanced

[mprideflies]

Sorry to say, you've grown a bit pre-di-ctà-ble.

"/prɪˈdɪktəbl/ if something is predictable, you know in advance that it will happen or what it will be like"

I know y'all can hear it btw

[patrothestupid]

Himbo fight 3/4

[anim-ttrpgs]

"Predictable," investigator Trait from Eureka: Investigative Urban Fantasy. Every investigator has 3 to 6 Traits!

[brian-in-finance]

Thanks for the message, Anon. 😃 Did you expect anything less?

Screenshot: Outlander S01E11 The Devil’s Mark

Remember… cease your ramblings, Missus! You're an embarrassment to yourself! — witch trial examiner

[swan2swan]

I had a realization today and had to share my newfound knowledge with everyone.

[silveyn]

eh

full episode about an iop in osamodas TV show.

how sweet.

https://animationdigitalnetwork.com/video/1270-bestiale

[randomasfuk]

Mask of the phantom

I just watched Batman: Mask of the Phantasm for the first time, and I can’t be the only one who gets teenage vibes from Bruce—not in terms of design, but in attitude (both in the present and the flashbacks I know he was most definitely just starting out then im not a complete fool). His relationship with Alfred especially stands out. While Alfred has always been his butler, there’s a strong parental dynamic between them in this movie—at least in my opinion. The level of sass Alfred throws at Bruce feels less like that of a strict employee and more like a parent dealing with a stubborn, independent child. Meanwhile, Bruce himself gives off serious angsty, rebellious-teen energy. Of course there’s still love between them in later year but I feel like their dynamic changed over the years, becoming more professional, though Alfred never lost his occasional sassy moments.

Then there’s Bruce’s relationship with Andrea. One of the reasons she left him was that they were too young, which emphasizes that and it was obvious this was his first real love—one he clearly never got over. His anger is always a part of his character, but it feels even more intense here. That said, I could just be interpreting things in a way that supports my theory (not that it changes the overall plot in any major way).

As for the Joker, it seems like he might just be starting out. His hideout looks rough, and while Joker (as we know him) has money, he could easily have a better lair if he wanted to. This makes me think he’s still in the early days of his criminal career. Plus, Joker already knows Batman well, meaning he’d immediately recognize that Bruce wouldn’t kill anyone—so if they weren’t just starting out, he should’ve known it wasn’t him from the start. Another interesting point is the complete absence of Harley Quinn—not even a mention of her. While that might not mean anything, it adds to my case.

I would say the same for the robins but it’s not uncommon for them to be left out a Batman movie adaptation, although all of them without a single reference in an animated movie isn’t as common, so I’m not sure about that.

This could all be common knowledge if I’m right, but oh well.

Side note: Mask of the Phantasm wasn’t as good as it was made out to be on TikTok. Don’t get me wrong—it was good, but nowhere near the top animated Batman movie. The plot twists were predictable to me, like Andrea surviving and her being the Phantasm. I believed it was her father when the movie hinted at it being him, but she was always my first guess prior to finding out much of anything. Again, it’s a solid movie, but it didn’t quite live up to the hype. Also I would have really liked to know how Andrea done her disappearing thing I mean they could have gave the most bs answer ever and I’d be happy, I would have loved to know.

[booigi-boi]

Me when I forced time to draw Space Baby characters 🤠

[frociaggine]

you know when you skip gym for a week and call it a rest week and then you're busy the next week and that's also a wash and then next thing you know you haven't gone to the gym in 3 weeks and you feel strangely down :| and weak :/ then you touch a barbell and wow!!! suddenly depression is gone!! I'm so strong and hot and take care of myself and am the most functional woman alive!! who could've guessed!!! bench press healed me

[rogue205]

Season 3 Finale Rant…

(Kinda sounds like my other post… 🤷‍♀️ Oh well)

I feel that Soldier Boy is an anti-hero and not a villain. He’s labeled as such because his morals do not align with those of “the good guys”.

Honestly, the show runners kept insisting that SB was bad and had to be stopped by any means necessary but they never showed us why he was apparently so bad. And no, I don’t believe that he “faked his PTSD induced blackouts so he could kill tons of people on purpose”. He’s damaged but he sure as hell ain’t gonna acknowledge or admit it.

Putting it lightly, he’s an ass in every sense but he was also the only one who didn’t go back on his word and betray those whom he had allied with while they shanked him. How does this make him bad? Even after Hughie tried to go back on the deal by teleporting away with Mindstorm, SB still kept to it. Frankly, Hughie is very lucky all he got was a punch in the face/chest. He deserved it too.

And from what we see, SB is not the one constantly on the edge of a massive breakdown and constantly threatening to destroy humanity because he can. That’s Homelander. SB got what he wanted, justified revenge on his former teammates for selling him to Russia. He only stuck around because he had made a deal with Butcher to destroy HL. And he was gonna do it too only for everyone to flip against him at the worst possible time.

The Boys better watch out. They literally delivered their only chance of defeating HL to him on a silver platter. Unfortunately we’re likely gonna have to wait until season 5 to find out what his plans for SB are. I’m betting “Winter Soldier” because SB is going to have massive trust issues, especially getting betrayed again, and he already showed that ‘family’ is not a motivation for him especially since there was no paternal type emotional connections made whatsoever between him and HL or him and Ryan. Despite the fact that he’s since admitted he wanted kids but Vought f-ed that up good.

It’s just too bad that I have very little faith in Eric Kripke to actually stick the landing on his ideas. At least Supernatural made it past season 5 before this problem occurred, The Boys didn’t even make it to season 3. The finale conflict was forced AF and I still don’t believe The Boys would spontaneously team up with HL over a damn kid. Not sorry Ryan, but you should be dead.

My opinion.

[ghostpebble]

ok so i just rewatched meet the robinson's because tbh i only watched it once and i was 5

TELL ME WHY IM SOBBING HE WAS WITH HIS FAMILY THE WHOLE TIME AND HE DIDNT KNOW AND HE STILL LOVED THEM ENOUGH AND THEY LOVED HIM ENOUGH TO WANT TO BE FAMILY BUT THEY ALREADY WERE AND IM LOSING IT RN MY HEAD HURTS SO BAD I WAS CRYING FOR THE LAST 10 MINUTES OF THAT MOVIE

[lockheed-martin-unofficial]

Page one of many stuff I’ve been drawing during classes as of late. As expected, a healthy mix of Project Wingman and Decepticons

[forzafe44ari]

not the streets saying vale is in qatar...marc i'm gonna need you to do something for me like RIGHT now