#that man steals my heart

[silentguru]

Hmm?????? The Guardian of the Balance from the prophecy in the guise of the ancients made me think if Kain looked like this

[egophiliac]

doylist explanation for why Gidel is only in Fellow's non-idle lesson animations: probably something about space constraints and making sure two sprites in one seat aren't covering anyone else when they're not in focus

watsonian explanation for why Gidel is only in Fellow's non-idle lesson animations: he snuck in and is hiding from the teachers, don't give him away 🤫

(I've reached my limit of unsuccessful attempts at pulling them before I need to save keys for Halloween, so I've been living vicariously through youtube videos...but the fact that Gidel just pops up from under the desk to wave his arms around happily is really testing my resolve. D: I'm gonna die when they finally get to do alchemy...)

[halosmoon]

if there’s one person who’s more unnormal about Jack than i am it would be Joke

[pothame]

Jack & Joker 1.10

[heretherebedork]

Aran: I just looked for the 🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈 and I knew you'd be at the end of it.

[diaries-of-me]

yeah yeah yeah, he has beautiful eyes, but by golly does that smile make me feel warm and fuzzy 🥺

[respectthepetty]

Jack & His Colors Burdens

I have a Wild Ass Theory that Jack in Jack & Joker is bi-colored, black and blue.

Joke is red. I know this for sure.

But I think Jack would just be blue if he got away from his dark mafia-style job.

Because when he doesn't have to beat people up and take their money, he does seem to be a tad bit lighter.

But I think episode eight showed that if Jack would just let Joke carry some of his burden, Joke would gladly lighten Jack's worries and color.

Because, even with rich Rose, Jack doesn't stay light for long.

Because she doesn't understand his worries. She doesn't get why he would be upset. She doesn't understand why Jack invests so much of himself in taking care of other people and their burdens instead of being selfish.

But Joke does.

I mentioned this before, but even in the game, Jack didn't pick himself.

Jack is blue (and black), and Joke is red.

But even in the game, even though Jack didn't pick himself, when Jack had to trust a thief in his house and hope they'd become friends,

He banked on his relationship with Joke, and picked Joke.

His relationship with Joke helped him win the game.

Yet he hasn't actually put his trust in Joke in real life! He doesn't let Joke carry his burdens even though Joke is the one who got him the gym and his grandmother's surgery moved up.

Jack tries to solve everything himself, and he never prioritizes himself!

Joke comes from a rich family, but he understands what it means to be alone and to have nobody to depend on. But more importantly, he understands that Jack would take on the entire world's burdens if that meant nobody else had to suffer.

So, of course, the bed issue would be the final straw for Joke.

Because as much as this argument began about Rose, none of this is about Rose.

Joke never wanted to be a burden for Jack. Joke wanted to help lighten Jack's burdens. He wanted to rescue Jack from his deal with the boss. He wanted to give Jack his dream, but he can't help if Jack won't let him. And he can't take on Jack's darkness if Jack won't open up about his secrets.

So the last portion of episode eight was a color-coded delight! Joke is Jack's equal. Joke takes what Jack cannot handle, and Joke gives Jack back lightness. They need each other for balance.

Joke, without a blanket, exposed, and his face being seen, has been open and honest with Jack since he came back into Jack's life, but now it's time for Jack, with the blanket on and facing away, to be honest and vulnerable.

Jack isn't magically going to be lighter because his burdens won't evaporate overnight.

But by allowing Joke in and letting Joke help carry some of the weight he has been trying to hold up all his life, I think Jack will start to lighten up.

But first, a Red Rascal has to do what he does best and lighten the pockets of the wealthy.

[srnileforme]

“Jack, go save Joke. Why? Joke got taken away.”

JACK & JOKER (2024) | EPISODE 11

[blissful-thinker]

This is how that scene in season 3 went right?

[yeonbam]

joke in episode 7 preview: and for my next trick I will yearn so hard your heart will clench at the thought of my sorry little face for the rest of the week

[emrys-rusts]

Finished lineart of my two of hearts sketch :)

Might redesign jonny a bit, I don't think I captured him perfectly yet...

[mauvecherie-writes]

It’s giving CEO. It’s giving come here now. It’s giving get on your knees in front of me and be a good girl.

[gd-dollopole]

Let’s take into consideration:

Arthur would rather waste precious time before an important council meeting to run around the entire castle and search for Merlin, who, in his very honest opinion, is the worst servant of the entire kingdom or that he had ever known, than to call literally anyone else to help him dress (as if there wouldn’t be anyone ready to assist Arthur, their king, with clothes);

Arthur, and therefore Agravaine (which makes it all the more hilarious) knows every single place where Merlin could be, at that precise moment, or during that day in general;

The guards nod to Agravaine without asking anything, which only means that it is canon that everyone in Camelot knows Merlin by name;

The aforementioned point implies that everyone knows how Merlin looks like, that also means Merlin is known to never leave Arthur’s side, even during council meetings;

Arthur is running around the castle in what today we would call a pyjama, just because Merlin didn’t wake him up with, “Rise and Shine”. And he’s barefoot. That’s right. The king of Camelot, everyone, has just walked barefoot in Merlin’s chambers, in the armoury, where other knights probably are, and in the bloody stables (yes, the ones where the horses and their dungs both are), without boots on, just to look for Merlin;

Arthur is more distressed in this scene than in the one where Morgana declares war in season five. He’s fretting like a mother hen. Not only he is without breath, which means he was just coming back from his checking around, but he is red in the face and almost yelling in desperation. “Does he expect me to dress myself?!” Because apparently, Arthur literally cannot do anything without Merlin by his side. The way he says, “No sign of him” to Agravaine is so endearing, and he shouldn’t be this adorable. Unfair, Arthur. Really unfair.

Arthur just yells, (and distressingly looks around) in hope that Merlin will come back to him, because he always does. *sounds of my heart breaking into millions of pieces*

And last but not least, Arthur shouts, “Last night!”, which means the actual reason he’s going around searching for Merlin, it’s because he’s worried his world will end without his quirky and clumsy servant by his side (and the love of his life). Merlin is currently out on a quest with Gwaine to look for Gaius, since he has been kidnapped, but the problem is that Arthur doesn’t know this. What he knows is that he has fought with Merlin the day before about Gaius in the council chambers, and believes Merlin is gone for good, this time, and solely for the fight they had. Arthur feels more than guilty that he can’t make it up to his best friend, the love of his life (Agravaine helped Morgana kidnap Gaius, and it explains the ending of the scene, where he understands where Merlin is.) Now Arthur is worried that his last words to Merlin were harsh. He had last seen him when he was done with his duties the night before, and then Merlin disappeared.

No wonder they deleted this scene.

[halosmoon]

Jack & Joker: U Steal My Heart | Episode 5

[awesomephd]

I've complained to my fiance a few times how the Kill Billies are right at the front of Journal 3 but never show up in any encounters later and how I'd love to see Fiddleford's reaction to the ham-boning menaces.

Now, I've decided on the headcanon that they're actually the reason behind Ford's nighttime banjo embargo since I refuse to think he hates the sound.

He literally plays Fidds' bluegrass records and lets him play the banjo for him. Even if he's just using the bluegrass to keep them up, he's trying to do work too and Ford doesn't seem the type to focus on work when he hates the music that's playing.

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

This scene steals my heart.

I just love this man so much.

He's not just a horror actor. He's so much more.

Art enthusiast, chef, loving father, bisexual icon, animal lover, horror actor, lgbtq supporter, and an all-around wonderful human being.

And I love him.

Vincent Price as the inventor

Edward Scissorhands (1990) dir. Tim Burton