#this is about infinity train

[yardsards]

i love you, media without romance

i especially love you, character-centric media that explores the bonds between characters but still has no romance

[urpalelle]

u know the hyperfixation is doing its ~thang~ when u start losing sleep

[cozylittleartblog]

"content creator" is a corporate word.

we are artists.

[dabunnybuns]

Nothing infuriates me more than trying to find an instrumental playlist for a character or series I like on Spotify and it just not existing like I’m going to riot, why do I have to make it???

[chromojoy]

Just wanted to draw crossover art with some of my favorite shows y'know

[charamuscadmango]

The phone car

[okapi8]

randalls in gouache, watercolour and chocolate

[waywardsunlight]

Dead End Paranormal Park got cancelled.

[elibethqueen]

Im so mentally ill for them

I need this show back

[canadiancryptid]

I love that the fandom has come to associate Jesse with loving vampires. We have like, one picture of him and his brother dressed as vampires for Halloween, and he frequently names animals Dracula. Thats it.

Yet we have collectively decided he knows ALL the vampire lore

[johannesviii]

Preteen mall rats shenanigans

[the-lions-art-cave]

MIND THE DOCENT

[againwiththeturtles]

lord i see what you've done for others (book of bill) also let it be done to me (infinity train book 5) (pls pls pls pls pls pls pls pls pls pls pls pls pls pls)

[whatsupspaceman]

characters who begin again in completely new worlds… or characters with memory loss being given another shot at life… and then using that desperately trying to make amends for the person they are told they used to be,, or who reinvent themselves into a new person to the betterment or detriment of themselves.. but the shadow of the old self always lingers >>>>>>>

[andstuffsketches]

"expand my world? I'm trapped on this train."

[anistarrose]

The thing about the "fridged" trope is that obviously you can't have a female love interest dying as a defining moment for a male character because that's not feminist, but you also can't have a male love interest dying as a defining moment for a female character because then she's just going to have an arc revolving around her relationship with a man and that's also not feminist, and you also can't kill off a love interest from a gay relationship or a relationship involving a nonbinary person because that's burying your queers, which is at least as bad as misogyny if not even worse, and now suddenly you can't kill off romantic partners at all in stories because no matter the demographics, it's going to be problematic somehow, which is... a pretty ridiculous limitation to impose on storytelling.

And, like, it would be satisfying to have a solution other than "it depends on context if not straight-up vibes, and it's usually very reasonable for audience members to have a range of opinions on the execution of one specific instance," but. Yeah, you do kind of have to just vibe check it in a deeply subjective manner sometimes.