#z gang

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I tried to draw them canon accurate as I can

(it wont last)

[latenight-ramen]

Chillin with the squad

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[pokemon-cards-hourly]

[mrmanbat]

In honor of me officially becoming old and gen beta being born in about a month, you get to get my brainrot Batman headcannons.

Tim- I have the least hope for Tim. He’s worse than me. I like to think he’d be at a WE meeting and would accidentally say something like “L- get radioed” without even noticing.

Steph- doesn’t hold back. She says “chat” so often that Jason has started to think she’s talking to her imaginary friend “Chat.” She’s almost as bad as Tim but is able to hold back in professional settings.

Duke- is aware of it- uses it very sparingly unless Tim and/or Steph are making fun of someone, at that point he joins and will shred someone *cough* Jason *cough* to shreds.

Damian- finds it annoying and dumb most of the time HOWEVER I can totally see him using gen-z slang, especially in school. I can also see him taking a shit on the riddler by calling him the anti rizzler.

Cass- only uses it on criminals she’s already detained. Especially if she did without making a noise. She finds it hilarious when a criminal gets taken down in less then five seconds by a black blur with faint Chappell Roan music in the background only for the the black form to whisper “queen never cry” before disappearing again.

Jason- has no clue what it is or why his siblings are yelling “you’ve gyatt to go” and “- 10 aura” across roof tops whenever they see him on patrol.

[ambiosollicit]

gen z sunny gang au

[berrywitch0]

A random thought came to my head. So what if Severus was a modern American Gen-Z when the Mauraders Era was happening. Here are some examples:

Werewolf prank:

Severus, Holding his hand out infront of him while looking at Werewolf Remus: Stop, this isn’t you!

Moony: ??

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James, after cornering Severus for the nth time that week: You’re never getting her Snape!

Severus: Who…?

James: Lil-

Severus, interrupting him: Asked.

Queue James and Severus looking at each other blankly.

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Severus, watching Mulciber walk by: Raw, next question.

Charity: What?!

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Charity, showing off her new outfits: What do you think?

Severus: Ate.

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Aurora: And then after I threw a boulder at him.

Severus: Yknow what… hell yeah!

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Wilhelm: I think I like Edmund…

Severus, nodding and definitely judging: We listen and we don’t judge…

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Severus, watching James and Sirius tripping and rolling down a hill: That’s a new Ick unlocked.

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Okay that’s it! 😭💀

[1945sellmeats]

every saiyan ever? yes.

[rubberhosetoons]

Trans snake is my favorite ppg headcanon

[godsworstson]

gang whats the sexiest jackass episode (the friend that wants to suck knoxville dry asked this btw)

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og

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FUCK IT, GANGREEN GANG APPRECIATION POST

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you and me baby ain't nothin but mammals

[melonthesprigatito]

Pokémon Legends: Z-A is really out there making me dive back into certain character hyperfixations from my earliest Pokémon fandom days. I haven't thought about these people in nearly a decade

The vintage blorbos are resurfacing

[crazystarr]

finished product.

[yamcha-universe]

Yamcha cheated on Bulma or the bad script that I never believed

Let’s be honest: Akira Toriyama knows how to create iconic characters and moments, but he is weak creating narratives and scripts. Concerning to Bulma and Yamcha, it’s simple. They didn't have much in common. Bulma is smart, beatiful and decisive girl (who wouldn't like to be like her?) who at the same time is volatile and a bit rude, while Yamcha is shy, cheerful and a warm person (in every sentence -come on! He's hot-) who, at the same time, is a free soul with a bit of submission to the persons he found in his way.

It is a lie that "opposites attract", because there must always be things in common to grow as a couple (not only the gang, age, wanting a partner,...). That's why Bulma chose Vegeta: both are explosive, tough, ambitious and have a great passion for what they do. Easy.

Many times, Bulma consciously or unconsciously used Yamcha's own virtues to limit him: His loyalty (she would throw tantrums at him so he wouldn't go away so long to train, something she has allowed without restrictions with Vegeta), his kind heart (he didn't want to be rude to the girls who followed him but Bulma used this to say that he cheated on her while her hormones betrayed her and made her fixate on any new hottie that came along) and his submissive character (Unlike Vegeta, Yamcha was looking for ways to support himself and not live at his then girlfriend's expense, however, she didn't like that and the few times he wanted or was able to grow up were undermined by her control. This changed somewhat in Z).

It doesn't matter where you come from, if someone cheats on you over and over again and, you are an intelligent person (like Bulma) you would never want to have contact with that person again. But, as we can see, they are still good friends after all.

My opinion? Bulma and Yamcha spent 16 years together (as a couple and friends, and they got to know each other very well) and perhaps they managed to see that they were definitely not right for each other and that their chemistry was more that of siblings than a couple, which would explain the closeness and complicity they maintain after having broken up for good (like the fact that Yamcha consoles Bulma when she learns of Vegeta's death, or the affection with which he tells Trunks how his father was driven mad by Cell's actions).

So, my humble conclusion is, Yamcha never cheated on Bulma.

Image credits: WAYA