#theo galavan

[meranciaros]

I’m not a gangster. I’m a businessman, and my business is crime

[gen-kenobi]

so i am currently rewatching Gotham and I genuinely believe it needs to be watched as a comedy because what the fuck do you mean the former mayor of the city comes back from the dead as an immortal assassin that cannot be harmed by blade nor bullet, and Oswald's response is "okay but what about a rocket launcher though."

That entire scene is pure comedy. Oswald's casual little "see you in hell Theo" and the music switch up as Butch emerges from the shadows with (you guessed it), a fuckang rocket launcher that launches rockets.

Meanwhile, this is just another Tuesday in Gotham for Jim and Alfred, who watch the scene unfold like this:

Here is the clip if my brainrotted description of it has unfortunately struck a chord:

[butchjolyne]

worse than a crime

[batman-dc-imagines]

(I would’ve added more characters if I could. Trust me.)

[autism-connoisseur]

OH BROTHER

[cowchickenbeefpork]

if i had a nickel for every time a mayor breaks out an arkham patient who is meant to have a cluster b disorder and lets them live in their house and eventually that broken out arkham patient does crime again, id have two nickels. which isnt a lot but its weird it happened twice

[bubblesxo]

did the people of gotham (tv) ever find out that theo galavan was a total jerk who was lying to and using them? like, did they just go "oh well it wasn't really confirmed that it was him being azrael and you know he was dead at the time and then azrael was obliterated before he could be identified so it probably wasn't our charming and darling mayor right??" because PLEASE-

[it-happened-once-in-a-meme]

How Gotham Characters' Religious Beliefs Change and Oswald Cobblepot's Fear of Hell 🔥

Inspired by @shyjusticewarrior 's post saying that we don't talk enough about Oswald's canonical fear of hell

Spoilers for S02 E12

My headcanon is that after people were resurrected, especially Theo Galavan, who Oswald saw die very clearly, some main characters (I'm thinking Jim too) kinda became agnostic. Sure, a miracle just happened, but what a weird one. Was Theo in hell? Mhm, he came back with a god complex and badass powers instead of traumatized, does it really matter?

Also let's not forget that Oswald was willing to die/okay with it multiple times, either for loved ones or because he hit rock bottom. 😢

In total, a lot of Gotham characters start out with a big fear of hell because if it's used to instill fear in Gothamites, it must be horrifying with how bad Gotham already is. And then the resurrections start.

[your-nanas-house]

Hi could you maybe write an jerome valeska imagine or something where the reader seems really innocent and stuff but the reader is actually pretty badass and doesn’t take shit from anyone

Thank you and have a nice day/night:)

Hello, sure thing! :) sorry for making you wait so long.

(◇ Warnings: violence, machismo, maniax, craziness)

IMAGINE "INNOCENT"!READER REACTING AT GREENWOOD COMMENT

(Not my pictures, credit to the owners)

A snort came out of Greenwood's mouth as soon as Theo gave the task of going to kill the commissioner Essen to Y/n, who was one of the members of the 'Maniax' who seemed the most innocent. She was pretty, innocent, at first glance naive and harmless.

Greenwood's question for Theo was "Isn't it better if the sissy leaves this job to those who know how to do it?", a question that made the girl hint at a smile "are you talking about yourself, freak?" She replied without missing a beat, making Jerome burst out laughing and Greenwood frown as Theo smiled amused as he explained to the cannibal not to underestimate Y/n because many had regretted it.

The man's response was another snort and a little push given to the maniac so that he could leave the room.

Unfortunately, he failed to do so because as soon as his filthy hand touched Y/n, she grabbed his arm, bending him and knocking the man to the floor with a quick move thus causing him to lose consciousness after a blow he received to the head when he met the table.

"I think he's right, the sissy should stay here" she smiled sweetly while leaving with Jerome, who had rested his arm on her shoulders, along with the others, except Barbara and Tabitha, as hysterical laughter came out of his mouth.

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[sakuralee-f]

THE OC NOW YIPPIE

⚠️GOTHAM SPOILERS AHEAD⚠️

Cringe culture is dead, let me make my stupid lil self insert oc’s

[stabby-apologist]

Probably an unpopular opinion but Tabitha Galavan should have died when she was in the hospital after Galavan stabbed her in season 2. They kept her alive wayyy too long. Though, I do appreciate Penguin’s long con when he got revenge by healing and then killing Butch in front of Tabitha. But waiting all the way until season 5.01 to finally get rid of her was…a choice, to say the least. He killed Galavan way sooner (both times) and he wasn’t the one who put the knife in his mother’s back.

I’m having a serious re-watch while my kids are with me and I’m like “hold up, let’s rewind this bit, watch that bit”. Gotham officially is my comfort show when my babies are screaming in my face. 😭💚💜

[cryptidspacepirate]

on early s2 of my gotham rewatch and i can’t understand how nobody knew Theo was evil. he put himself in so many unrealistic situations to make himself look like a hero and he was a bad actor in all of them

[butchjolyne]

gotham asked if i wanted femdom and didnt wait for an answer

[takoyaki-ball]

Me: "Oswald and Jim totally had sex in the back of the car after Jim killed Galavan."

@incblackbird: "That, I absolutely believe."

<3

[autism-connoisseur]

THIS SEQUENCE IS FUCKING INSANE???? HELLO????????