#Version Exclusives

[kelocitta]

[OFFICIAL WORK] The RW vinyl repress covers I was commissioned for by Videocult!

[b4kuch1n]

podcast people in my phone

[lamusedhermes]

Taller than me, richer than me, CHALANT, funny, manly, great sense of style, intelligent, pretty, smells good, kisses the floor I walk on, profound personality.

[peenlord]

this is crapp enjoy

[pillowspace]

So! You're stuck in a time lalaLOOPsy!

Alternate version:

Star Magic Spells:

[jagalart]

grief

[denim-wizard]

The Lightners (Deltarune Dragon AU Part 1) Part 2

[glitter-stained]

It is really weird when people act like the Bruce in the Search for Ray Palmer/Countdown was what Jason wanted. The simplest interpretation is that he wanted his own Judy: the woman who killed the serial killer (the dumpster slasher) who murdered her sister and said there was no jury that would convict her. (They would really have to have make an effort to rig that jury to prevent jury nullification). Judy didn't become a serial killer or a vigilante or do any of that other stuff. She killed her sister's killer and that's it, that's enough. Jason agreed with her at the time, to Bruce, so Bruce knew Jason supported vengeance killings of serial killers in name of family.

Yes!!!

Judy Koslovsky mention my love let's goooo

Tbh, I could actually picture Bruce going out of his way to prevent jury nullification and get her for entrapment (even though honestly that's a stretch) and premeditated murder, just because he can and to remain in control/hold onto his status quo sorry, his morals-but maybe that's just me being a hater idk. I love the idea of her as some kind of parasocial mentor for Jason, she has no idea he exists and meanwhile he views her as someone who taught him such a valuable lesson...

Also worth noting that not only did Judy open the door for Jason to consider that it's possible to just kill one person to avenge your family, that it's feasible, that it's fair- I fear we forgot far too easily about Consequences, right after The Diplomat's Son, a story in which Bruce accidentally causes te death of Jose Garzonas (Felipe Garzonas' father) after he tries to kill Batman and Robin to avenge his son. Bruce puts the blame on Jason (despite, I repeat, being the one to accidentally cause Jose's death) and tells him, straight up, explicitly, that it's only natural for a father to be ready to kill to avenge his child. This is the issue right before A Death in the Family. Obviously it makes sense that, coming back to life to find out he wasn't avenged, Jason would interpret this as "being abandoned as his father's child", as Bruce failing him as a father. Of course he'd want and expect it- it's what he was taught to expect, what he was taught is owed to him. A kid like Jason, with such abandonment issues and such a deep yearning to be loved, being told "this is the proof of parental/familial love" and then having it withheld from him-how else should he interpret it?

What else should he want?

Jason didn't want a mass-murdering tyrant who doesn't believe people can change; Jason wanted a father, because Bruce taught him that's what a father does, and Judy taught him that it was possible.

[aingeal98]

Barbara finding out about Cass hallucinating Steph and trying to use this as a way to win arguments with Cass. She wants Cass to consider taking online classes and she's like "Stephanie go tell her you think it's a good idea." and Steph is just like "??? In what world would she listen to me?"

Steph: Uh... Hey Cass so about these online classes...

Cass: I don't need them because I'm not trying to compensate for being slow and weak like the rest of you.

Steph: Alright then. Good talk.

Cass, a few hours later climbing into the clock tower: Sorry everyone. I was just insecure about not being good at learning like you are. But I'm willing. To try. After accidentally inhaling paint fumes on patrol, Steph helped me see I'm only... holding myself back.

Steph: I did? What part of our-

Babs: Shhhh. Don't ruin this for me.

[underestimated-shadow]

2024 — Fearless: Year of Shadow

Sonic Prime (Season 3) Sonic X Shadow Generations Sonic X Shadow Generations: Dark Beginnings Sonic the Hedgehog 3

[vampiirex]

THE STANLEY PARABLE HAS ALWAYS BEEN WOKE. everyone who is like "don't bring politics to tsp!" or "don't make tsp woke" is DUMB AS HELLLLLLL

[elserendipiente]

something i noticed while studying how to draw johnny is sometimes his mouth makes this pouty almost-perfect upside-down U and it’s the funniest thing in the world...

(like, bub, why are you grumpy cat)

[sevastiel]

So I was listening to the new Warframe Isleweaver soundtrack, and this song in particular REALLY caught me.

We dont currently have any instances of violin/viola that I can think of in warframes sound track that are that prevalent, and I was like, hmm. It uses Duviri's/the drifter's theme, but not in the regular way, and other than that its all over the place, its Kinda... lacking in regulation. It's highs and lows and oh my god its Thrax, isnt it.

Anyway. Now there's an image in my head of Thrax playing what I'm currently thinking of as a 5 string violin/viola combo that'd cover the whole register here, and atm I'm oscillating btween violinthi and vilthiari

(Vinthiri? Vilitha? vilithis? Violiri? Viliri? Violara? its gotta sound similar to how it would sound to play, while keeping the vi bit.)

[deuteragonist1]

Hear me out: early seasons Dean meets late seasons Sam and he's completely obsessed with his brother's unusually yielding, submissive behavior. Like full on infatuated. And this happens right in front of younger Sam's salad. Better if younger Sam doesn't reciprocate Dean's feelings yet BUT older Sam does.

[fantasykiri5]

I think I will be a curly-haired c!Mumbo truther until the end of my days ngl

[kibibarel]

i've never noticed before but Galarian Corsola is really cute.......

not to side with climate change but i would love to have a giant squishy plush of this depressed soccer ball beast