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LMK is super fun to draw, turns out

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Season 5 hurt me so much I will never recover

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all of infinity train now on the IA

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forever grateful i was simply too lazy to let the make up industrial complex get its hooks in me. I was just like im not doing all of that. im doing none of that in fact

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Lettuce headddd

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so close to finishing this game it’s literally top 3 for me I think

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I made this a couple of months ago but. hack your 3ds. do it right now.

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character in agony save me. character in agony. save me character in agony.

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Day 16 - Infection

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damn they weren't kidding, this path sure is painful

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i think the episode All The Little People (Adventure Time) says a lot about Finn as a person and is also like weirdly creepy

the whole point of the episode is heing about Finn entering puberty and having thoughts that he doesn’t know how to process (mostly about relationships and how they affect him and others) and being granted basically a pocket full of sims to fuck around with. he begins to overdo it, forcing characters to get together when they’re awkward matches/strange pairs because he asks a very important question at the beginning of the episode. he says, “ Hey, Jake, do you think you should date someone just like you or someone who's like your opposite? “ which is a really interesting question from a character like Finn who is just now entering a stage of his life where these kinds of curiosities drive his explorative nature.

the episode is obviously a message to people around Finn’s age who are also just now learning how to feel about themselves in relation to others, as relationships and how they’re upheld matter a lot more to Finn, and subsequently real people, now that they’ve reached this threshold in their lives.

the way the episode plays out shows Finn becoming a dictator, ruling over the world these people live in by forcing pairs and writing his own narrative, a problem he has to learn to avoid now that relationships like these matter to him much more than they did before. we see him push little Finn and little LR together, causing little Jake to be pushed into a deep depression, after which the episode pans to a bunch of weird pairings that Finn has forced the little people into as part of this game of processing and learning. it’s twisted and fucked up but it’s really interesting from his perspective. we later see Jake give Finn an intervention of sorts, saying he’s crossed the line between curiosity and messed up stuff, to which Finn agrees. though, he stops Jake from taking the little people back to where they found them, instead insisting on fixing the damage he’s done. we already know at this point that the little people can’t see or hear Finn, Jake, or anything from the real world. however, we learn that when Finn touches little Finn with his tongue, the water at the cliffs edge in little Finn’s world starts rising chaotically, a clear analogy to the impact of relationships and how people are affected by this.

the most interesting part of this episode is what Magic Man says at rhe beginning of the episode. he roughly quotes Aleister Crowley, saying “do what thoust will be the whole piece of law” (the original quote being “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law”) which emphasizes the freedom to make choices in human nature and the following of one’s True Will, or their purpose in life. the interesting part of this is that Finn does the opposite here, controlling and forcing these people to do things that are not of their own volition, acting as a twisted god to satisfy his own morbid curiosity that comes along with the territory of puberty. there’s also a great dichotomy between Magic Man saying “i’m not coming back” at the beginning of the episode and Finn saying the same thing at the end of the same episode. Magic Man isn’t coming back because he wants the chaos and depravity of Finn’s selfishness and curiosity to blossom and unfurl, Finn says this because he’s regretful for the damage he’s caused and wants to right his wrongs by abandoning the little people to seek a higher purpose in life and live on their own.

this episode emphasizes the importance of respecting boundaries and realizing you cannot control everyone you know because you HAVE to let people live on their own and explore their purpose and drive in life. it is also referenced in a later episode where Finn forces Flame Princess and Ice King to fight over and over again because he has what are effectively wet dreams about it. that is until flame princess dumps him for manipulating her and the cosmic owl tells him he blew it. the interesting thing is that in his 3rd and final dream we see him transform into this ugly man baby, having a meltdown in the same foreign language that the little people speak, referencing the same manipulation and childishness of his original actions in All The Little People that have remanifested and ultimately ruined his relationship with FP.

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I want it noted that in multiple comic books Marceline explicitly states that she doesn't identify as a girl but as a vampire

Vampire gender Marceline is real (and she's a trans woman!)