#this results in a lengthy one sided conversation about common rule policies in schools and workplaces. Nocan does not know what a school is

[big-city-times]

I am really curious about your headcanon of Nocan being Tangent's dad. (I am obsessed with them)

HIIIII YESSSS I GET TO TALK ABOUT THEM

i will preface this by saying that i really need to re-watch nocans episodes. i have not watched one is so so long

heres a doodle i did a lil while back

(switching to regular case so it is more readable lol)

Tbh I don't think that Nocan is his bio dad or anything but holy shit that would be so funny. Could you imagine Tangent is out here siting his great great great uncle as his pirate bloodline meanwhile Nocan is a living viking who is still vikinginging

I would absolutely love to see a team up between them. I don't really think that Nocan would understand the concept of found family, but ct certainly does and clings to him instantly. Biggest mentor / father figure ever (other than his actual dad but thats a whole other headcanon lol)

Tangent doesn't really know how to be a real pirate, but Nocan is an actual viking. That's the coolest thing he has EVER seen in his WHOLE entire life. Doubling down on it, Nocan does not care about his rambling, and will silently listen, unless he makes a direct statement (that Nocan can counter).

This leads to their language gimmicks sort of clashing, which would definitely be how a potential team up episode would be resolved in favor of Wordgirl. They are both very good at confusing other people and also each other <3 Tangent states a direct fact and Nocan refutes it "no :( but that be right !! i know it is!! " "RIGHT? NO! WRONG!!"

Learning and teaching quietly would be the best way for them to cooperate. Both of them are terrible at being quiet <3 It would also be wonderful to see a four way team up for the Too Loud Crew (butcher and whammer) and them <33 people with poor volume control friend group when

in conclusion big viking little pirate is a very fun hypothetical to think about. thank you for coming to my ted talk