#Source: the marvelous misadventures of flapjack

[iamfandomtrashandimproud]

Optimus Prime: 🙁

Elita-1: 🙂

Optimus Prime: Hey, Elita?

Elita-1: Yeah, Optimus?

Optimus Prime: I miss Megatron 😥

Elita-1: I don't 😊

[boo-bookeys]

Malik, towards Raz and Lili visiting him- You have a lot of nerve coming in here...

Lili- You have a lotta nerve being alive.

[weirdkev27]

Geoff:*depressed* Jeff?

Jeff:*smiling* yes, Geoff?

Geoff: I miss Scratch.

Jeff: I don’t.

[koko-heads]

yakou, turning to yuma: i sure showed those peacekeepers, huh?

yakou: did you see how uncomfortable they got when i started crying

[autisticzenitsu]

Gyokko: You have a lot of nerve talking to me like that. Muichiro: You have a lot of nerve being alive.

[alwri-tes]

Inexperienced Masked Market Customer: So, how is this place run? Rath, a demon: Well, a demon named Serpent is in charge, but truly, this place is powered by the angst of 30 juvenile delinquents. *she gestures to a passing child doing menial market labor* Masked Child, to customer: What are *you* looking at?

[incorrect-nosgoth]

Vorador: Kain?

Kain: Yes Vorador?

Vorador: I miss Umah.

Kain: I don't.

[crossoverquest]

Location: Somewhere in Swallow Falls’s wilderness

Alain, after beholding Chester V: Oh boy…

Chester V: Oh, hello, Alain. You got a lot of nerve crossing paths with me.

Goh: You got a lot of nerve being alive.

[incorrect-joseimuke]

Koryuu, talking about himself and Daihannya: They think we're girls.

Saniwa: Ah, who cares what those two girls think? *laughs*

Random Man: Hey! Stop laughing at that girl.

Saniwa: ...Who cares what those two girls and that one guy think?

Random Man 2: Excuse me, your daughters looks healthy. Would you be interested in an arranged marriage... with my son? *The Random Man's son walks out from behind his father. He coughs weakly*

Daihannya: *Softly* Help us, aruji.

[incorrect-bhaalspawn-quotes]

Skie: Shar-Teel?

Shar-Teel: Yes, Skie?

Skie: I miss Eldoth.

Shar-Teel: I don’t.

[incorrect-idolmastersidem-quotes]

Jun-cchi, I'm sorry but we're running low on food, water, and overall enthusiasm.

Shiki, to Jun

[welcomehomeincorrectquotes]

Eddie: *after sticking up to the rude neighbours* I sure showed those guys, eh, Wally? Did you see how uncomfortable they got when I started crying?

[incorrect-extrajackets-quotes]

Melissa: Tell me, Crystal, have you ever considered…FAKING YOUR OWN DEATH?

Crystal:…You can do that?

Melissa: Sure, I do it all the time.

[vivziepoparchives]

The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack fanart posted to Viv's deviantart August 22, 2008. The description refers to it as being very, very old and having been done around when Flapjack first aired.

It's unclear if this refers to Flapjack as a series or Flapjack in its pilot state. If it's the latter, it could be as old as 2007.

[source]

[jammersoul]

Never Stop Wishing Pomni

Finally have time to draw and figured I'd start with the newest brainrot of The Amazing Digital Circus. For those curious about the source material, it's from the episode Gone Wishin' from The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack.

[adarkrainbow]

Fairytales - the dark season (3)

Today's title: Over the Garden Wall

"Over the Garden Wall" is a 2014 animated mini-series, created by Patrcik McHale (the man behind "The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack" or "Adventure Time"). It tells the story of two brothers, Wirt and Greg, finding themselves lost in a strange, magical and sinister forest called "The Unknown". There, they try to find back their way home while encoutering all sorts of strange situations and excentric characters, ranging from the comical to the nightmarish. But as a bluebird called Beatrice, claiming to be a girl transformed by magic, leads them to a good witch supposed to help them, the presence of an ominous "Beast" and the frequent sightings of a mysterious Woodsman lead the children into something far more dangerous than they expected...

Personal categorization: "Fairytales by autumn light"

"Over the Garden Wall" was originally conceived as "Tome of the Unknown", a Halloween-special series centered around two brothers trying to escape a deal they made with a cartoonish devil by collecting the pages of the titular "Tome of the Unknown", a book of forgotten stories. The project was massively modified to create the story we have today, but this origin explains a lot about the show's feel and aesthetic.

"Over the Garden Wall" is not an adaptation of any specific fairytale, and yet all agree that it has the exact feeling of a traditional fairytale - mainly due to how the show builds its world by combining in its plot and visuals various fairytale-adjacent sources. "Over the Garden Wall" is a mixture of Alice in Wonderland, Don Quixote and The Wizard of Oz, designed after vintage Halloween imagery, early 20th century cartoons, New England folklore and Gustave Doré illustrations. With, sprinkled on top, nods to Hans Christian Andersen's stories or Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel opera. It might sound like a mess, and yet it is all presented in a short, concise and flowing way through a self-contained set of ten episodes, no more no less.

You will find there a perfect show for the "dark season" of wonders, as the story goes along from harvest festivals to the depths of winter, and uses many tropes and topoi of traditional fairytales in order to tell the story of these children lost in an uncanny otherworld.