#sp mysterion

[kobebibebi]

when the but is whole the fractured or smth idk i haven't played it yet

this one is also dedicated to my good ol canadian buddy chum pal @drawing-write (especially since stan is in the center)

also yeah i managed to restore this on my tablet 😔✨

IM FINALLY FREE FROM SCHOOL BC IT'S CHRISTMAS BREAK WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[yanndude]

I LOVE CHAOS, he's supposed to be evil but i can't see him that way aahskd-

[justanartistiguess]

Remember the whole BuzzFeed era?

Remember when everyone was leaving and made videos on it?

[emilyartstudio-s]

Super Kids ! 💥 

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Stickers: Kenny\ Cartman\ Kyle\ Stan\ Together

[0harpies]

Mystechaos part 9.

A little gay something something before I traumatize them 🩵🧡

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[metalljellyphish]

Oh the inherent homoeroticism of capturing and threatening to unmask your arch-nemesis

So I got too invested in doing marker work to actually add text, so you know what y’all make your own story, go ham!

[octoopie]

More of my art 🪦

[lxuizrr]

mystechaos my beloveds

[clowfish]

I also love the mysterion/raccoon dynamic bc it’s so vastly different from their usual dynamic in the show. like yeah!!! kick his ass!!!

[milooo8096]

haha............. i'm neglecting my tumblr..............

[finnanigans]

this guy thinks hes so nonchalant

[biblicallyaccuratekenny]

SOUTH PARK TOBER- Fav kid character

these are invasive species.... do not approach..

[silver--scar]

Hm

Not much more this time cuz whiteboard was being a laggy bitch 😭

[skenisasleb]

what can i say; i just love the fact that out of all the superheros mysterion just has a GUN.

[0harpies]

Im gping crazy im going nuts im going bonkers

💚🩵

[kennytheworkingclasshero]

Kenny had to grow up fast. He’s a 9 year old kid who doesn’t have the luxury of being 9 years old because of his circumstances. He’s the middle child of the poorest family in South Park and while his parents being addicts isn’t their fault, given the fact that drugs and alcohol are placed in working class communities on purpose in order to keep them there, that doesn’t negate the fact that they aren’t great to their children or each other. They’re violent, they fight and they’re often inebriated.

Their children have to witness this and have the potential to soak it up like a sponge. We see this with the eldest McCormick child, Kevin. He’s a heavy drinker (as can be seen in “The Poor Kid”) who finds domestic violence funny and goes to participate (as can be seen in “Chickenlover”). He doesn’t seem to step up as the eldest, and we see Kenny take on that role much more frequently.

In “The Poor Kid”, we see Kenny try and warn his parents that the police are outside and they could be in trouble. We see his younger sister, Karen, lean on Kenny rather than Kevin as they are taken away from their parents, both physically (holding his hand, leaning into his side) and emotionally “I’ll see you at recess, right?” “I’ll be there, Karen.” This can be taken as proof that at home, Kenny is usually the one making sensible decisions and looking out for his sister. We see the care he has for his sister carry on in “The City Part of Town”, where he spends the salary he’s earned on his sister, buying her a doll they couldn’t usually afford in order to make her happy and feel like a normal child.

This carries on when we see him operate as Mysterion, where he has a very Spider-Man feel, in a sense that like Spider-Man, he has grown up in a working class community and seen the struggles that his people go through everyday and that makes him want to inact change in the city. However, his priority still seems to be to his sister, checking up on her regularly and comforting her “I was wondering when you’d appear, you always come when I’m sad,” “You are going to be okay, Karen. You have to keep believing that.” He protects her against bullies, as well as getting the message across to his parents to treat their children right. “Hey look, we did what you told us. We treat our kids better and we don't beat each other up as much.” “And we gave our sons allowances and stopped gettin' high every night.”

However, he tries to find balance between having to grow up faster than the people around him and his childhood. We see this when he uses Mysterion to play superheros with his friends, despite the fact he developed Mysterion as a coping mechanism in order to better the lives of him and his siblings. He still tries to find some joy in it, even though his friends take it as nothing more than a game, even when Kenny is in the midst of making deep discoveries about his parents choices that had major ramifications on him, particularly. He participates in bake sales, he cracks jokes and he comes to terms with the fact that his friends will never know him fully or take him seriously because they always forget the trauma they should have shared by witnessing him dying again and again. He wakes up again in the same bed, with the same orange parka and he’s ready to face the day.