#wmm

[superbellsubways]

important question

[wishmemellsworld]

💖 if you use, please give me the credits 🎀

[fuckyeahjoonmyun]

wmm

[nekonohimetranslates]

Wish Me Mell stickers from LINE

[enough-spider-noir-stuff]

Writing from Hobie's perspective about ATSV is actually super interesting because he has like, zero of the context we do from ITSV. Like, about the dynamics between the characters.

Like, Peter B? Wonder what Hobie thinks about him. Like, okay. There's Miles and he hasn't been allowed into the Society yet because "canon" and these people he's very close friends with haven't deigned him important enough to contact anyways. Okay. That's not looking good.

Now, Gwen Hobie has some context for. She's stayed over with him canonically, he probably knows she was kicked out and her dad tried to arrest her. She doesn't have options outside of the Society. Frankly, they have a concerning and incredibly messed up amount of control over her. (Also that's a perfectly valid reason to hate Miguel, especially since Hobie has a predisposition against authority figures like that. How much Miguel's motives are understandable is also entirely irrelevant in this case.)

So, Gwen didn't contact Miles. Or she did, but only very recently and it immediately spiralled out of control. But it makes sense why she didn't try to reach Miles. It makes sense because she literally did not have a choice.

Peter B on the other hand? That's the only other OG ITSV-gang member Hobie gets to know, from what we see in canon. He's obviously also close to Miles and they mean a lot to each other. But he, too, kept Miles in the dark about everything. He's trying to stop Miles from saving his dad.

Peter B isn't a special case within the Society. Basically everyone is ready to put canon over saving actual lives. But this guy here should have another motivation. And he has nothing stopping him, really. He isn't dependant on the Society. He doesn't rely on them, he can live without them. And still he chose not to visit Miles.

Now it's a bit more complicated than that (and also we're moving into headcanon territory).

"It's not that simple" is easy to say. Peter B has a baby and has to take care of her first of all. He has responsibilities. He's acting according to what he thinks is the right thing, he believes in canon, so why shouldn't he wait a few months and then comfort Miles and help Miles and do all the proper things to do without endangering an entire world or even the multiverse? It's not good, it's not easy, but in the grand scheme of things it's the only right thing to do. Right?

But now we have Hobie, who thinks a lot more than he lets on. He literally built a dimension watch, okay. He's a punk. This guy is smart as shit and he questions everything, especially when it's portrayed as a universal black-and-white truth, especially when going along with that universal truth keeps you in line and just following what the power structure - in this case Miguel - wants you to think.

He's an anarchist. He's a punk. He fights the system. He fights against societal norms - against the society of his home world just as much as the Spider Society. It's a horrible place he comes from, we know that, and community, the punk community, leftist community, whatever, it's the only thing he can likely actually rely on. Okay, headcanon territory, but we're still very close to ATSV and comic canon, I think this is more than reasonable. "If you don't control your government, people want to kill you." (- Anti-Flag). He has canonically killed cops and in the comics it was also the literal president.

If you don't look after your people, your friends, your community, then what are you doing? That's all you have. Community is the core principle of everything. Survival in a world that tried to kill people like you. Being strong enough to fight against that system and bring about change. You can't do any of this alone.

So, whether a rule from above makes sense or not - and this whole canon thing feels dodgy as fuck anyways - friends go first. Friends before government, before absolute rules with no room for any shades of grey.

I think, with what Hobie was able to think and see in ATSV, he wouldn't trust Peter B. At all. This guy chose the rules over a friend. He chose conformity over community. That's the people who enforce the government's rule even without being cops themselves. That's the ones who make the world worse through inaction.

If Hobie was in Gwen's shoes, I think he'd have gone after Miles regardless, but - and this is headcanons based on the comics, but it adds up okay - but Hobie never had the chance to fit into a system in the first place. He never would have been accepted, never could have kept his head down if he tried, or he wouldn't have ended up the face of a revolutionary movement. Comics Hobie evidently didn't give a shit about consequences when they stood up against Osborn and the Venom cops. "I'm a radioactive suicide machine" - he wasn't in a good space of mind, but I think the attitude fits. Fuck consequences, fuck the future you might never even see, what matters is that you do the right thing for as long as you can, and that might be just now and never again. ("That's the way I like it baby, I don't wanna live forever.")

Gwen doesn't think like that and she's scared and drifting and dependant on the Society. It's not the right thing, maybe, but it's somewhat understandable. She's a kid who just lost everything.

Peter B has no excuses.

I mean, every character acts in accordance to what they think is right. They all have a point, in their own ways. That's honestly the beauty of the spider-verse films - there's no paper cutouts, all those characters have their own motivations (all understandable in their own right), and the conflicts are natural.

And it's so so so fun to actually get really deep into Hobie's perspective to explore all of this.

(Also anyone, feel free to add on or anything really, i just pulled this out of my ass but it's so interesting sdkjcsncdhbaks)

[imabiscuitinthousandworlds]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies), Spider-Man (Comicverse) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Hobie Brown & Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen, Hobie Brown & Pavitr Prabhakar Characters: Hobie Brown, Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen, May Reilly | Lady Spider, Pavitr Prabhakar Additional Tags: Hobie and Gwen are besties, Gwen misses Miles, May and Ham are fighting about her left-overs again, It/Its Pronouns for Karn (Spider-Man), (technically) Any Pronouns for Hobie Brown, YES I HAVE AN AGENDER., <- i meant agenda but y'know that's also true, Protective Hobie Brown, this time just ATSV!Hobie tho. for now Series: Part 3 of When Multiverses Meet Summary:

Hobie already joined the Spider Society out of an impulsive decision to keep an eye on a certain drummer who dropped into his life some while ago. He's not about to be sucked into anything like this again. That means, exploring the Web-Warriors' HQ--where the HQ and the people around are equally... interesting.

[schizowarrior]

h. i 1st post

[theparadiseproject]

A note from Pete’s brother Byrne in his official obituary offers an inside peek at Pete’s role in early Wonder Woman comics:

My brother Pete was always a man of enormous imagination. As a kid, he was a dreamer. When we were teenagers our dad, who was often under pressure to produce scripts for his Wonder Woman superheroine, offered $100 to anyone writing a usable scenario for a Wonder Woman episode. Though $100 was a fortune at that time, Pete was the only one of us who could dream them up.

Pete seemed to have had a good relationship with his father. On top of pitching plots for Wonder Woman, Pete also left Harvard in the mid-1940s to return home and help care for his father. William Moulton Marston had polio and cancer, and passed away in 1947. It’s lovely that Pete created such a testament to his father’s creation with his Wonder Woman Museum. The museum is also a testament to the women who raised him; Pete’s mother, Elizabeth, gave Marston the idea to create a female superhero, and the Marstons lived in a polyamorous relationship with Olive Byrne, who raised the kids (Marston had two with each woman) and also inspired key elements of Wonder Woman’s look and personality.

Regrettably, I never got the chance to interact with Pete directly, though his daughter Christie was a great help when I was researching Wonder Woman Unbound and I know that Pete had a big hand in the materials that she sent me and the recollections that she was able to share. By all accounts, he was a kind and warm man; everyone who visited the museum (a guest list that included Lynda Carter herself!) seemed to come away with an appreciation and affection not just for its myriad wonderful items but also for the man who assembled it all.

-January 19, 2017

[flyttadigs]

everyone should go back to making amvs and posting them on youtube and wondering during each upload if itll be the one to break the camels back and get ur channel terminated again, except this time we should also like. archive all of them and save them to mega or ggl drive or smth so that we dont just have more fandom lost media. warner music group be damned we should get some fujoshi fandom lawyers to defend us that it in fact all falls under fair use. all of these efforts combined will cause a massive boom in people having fun again by creating audio-visual swagger.

[enbifairy]

i changed my sanrio sideblog username from cinnamobabe to @wishmemellsworld

honestly thinking in posting a lot of wmm in there so i can make her win more people's hearts and get more attention under the # sanrio!! idk its kinda idealistic i guess but i'll give it a try

[superbellsubways]

heated argument that escalated

[wishmemellsworld]

[inthegardensofourminds]

We lost so much when we lost Windows Movie Maker

[enough-spider-noir-stuff]

oh wow. writer's block went poof? great. but why at fuckin 2am while i'm VERY tired and also hungry and thirsty and my body hates staying in this position. but i can't move or anything because if i do no more write. anyway possible new chapter in a few! who knows! definitely this week still. yay i guess but gosh i'm tired

[imabiscuitinthousandworlds]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies), Spider-Man (Comicverse) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Hobie Brown & Miles Morales, Hobie Brown & Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen Characters: Hobie Brown, Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen, Miles Morales, Miguel O'Hara Additional Tags: the spider society is not very flammable :(, it's not even relevant for longer than one (1) line but it's important to me, i'm so bad at tagging please give me suggestions, Any Pronouns for Hobie Brown Series: Part 10 of When Multiverses Meet Summary:

Shit hits the fan. Hobie, with different connections than in the film, makes different decisions--except when he doesn't. Things don't change as much as they should. Everything has changed. It's a bloody shame that the Spider Society's layout makes arson pretty much impossible.