#* ferb

[sy-kin-sin]

I'm on season 4, although I've been into PNF for a couple of days. I need to take a break, otherwise I'll squeeze out all the juices too early...

[spajderserdel]

last comic for now bc school started :((

go read this-->> https://archiveofourown.org/works/22169266

amazing adorble cute little fic i love it<33

[khookn]

Well I'm cooked it's chinese new year so I wouldn't be able to effectively touch my tablet for the next few days, here's some older stuff while I'm at it LMAO

[maisnonoverture]

My collection of various Ferb doodles over the past couple days

[meekosthemeparkphotos]

Ferb Topiary

[doverstardoodles]

*slides alex hirsch and dan povenmire a $20* how about now

[doverstar]

I just realized: One good demonstration of CS Lewis's "Humility isn't thinking less of yourself, it's thinking of yourself less" is P&F's episode Thaddeus and Thor.

In that one, Thaddeus and Thor use their insane builds as a way of showing off and making themselves look better. Phineas and Ferb do theirs strictly for the love of building and/or to give themselves and their friends a fun time.

Phineas and Ferb do not falsely put themselves down (which would absolutely insult everyone else), they're just not thinking about themselves at all. They just want to make something cool and then share how cool it is with others (plus Phineas is a natural showman).

Heck, despite blowing those two out of the water, they go out of their way to compliment Thaddeus and Thor on the licorice dispenser because they think it's a cool idea.

100% correct. It's one of my favorite episodes. It shows how Phineas and Ferb could be, and how they are not that way, not just in action but in dialogue. It never occurs to them to compete with Thaddeus and Thor, or argue with Thaddeus when he starts baiting them. Security is silent.

Thaddeus and Thor's talents are only remarkable in a realistic setting. Because in real life, boys their age could probably, with prodigy-level brains, build the fort that they built. They could. But the thing about Phineas and Ferb's success is, not only can they build that, they can build things that defy logic, budget, and nature - at age 9. (Because they're cartoons.) In real life, if you were to pit them against Thaddeus and Thor, you would be watching two sets of kids - one set builds an actual fort with a licorice dispenser, and it's structurally sound and everything, and that's amazing. But then the other set builds not only that, but extra - something you wouldn't have believed of adults, funding or no funding. In the universe of the show, that's what you're looking at, essentially. Phineas and Ferb create for the joy of creating, most often to benefit others; they never do it just for themselves. Everything they make is made to be shared. They're just that good at it. And do they boast? Do they challenge other creatives? Never once. They love to think and build and create and help, and it literally does not come into their heads to talk about their talents, choose themselves over others, or decide not to help someone who needs it. If you have a need and they hear about it, boom - they're already halfway done fixing your problem before you've finished speaking. Even if it does nothing for them. Candace wants her mother to see the boys at work. She doesn't think very far ahead about what that looks like, because she's not doing it to hurt them, she's doing it to keep them safe, to prove it can be done, and that she's not crazy. She doesn't consider that this would mean they would be punished. Phineas and Ferb, more than once, attempt to help Candace bust them because it will make her happy. When they hear her summer's been a series of failures and she feels alone and defeated, they go out of their way to get her to see it differently and make her feel better. Phineas saying things like "Can we cook or can't we?" is not bragging. It's him being excited and satisfied with his work, and he's almost always saying that kind of thing to Ferb, who also worked hard. And like you said, when Thaddeus and Thor are standing open-mouthed at the foot of the boys' architectural anomaly, Phineas and Ferb's disclaimer at the end of the tour is that Thaddeus and Thor's licorice dispenser was cool to them and they liked it. They showed what they'd done, and then they ended it by complimenting the other boys' creativity. Because it doesn't even occur to them to think about themselves or put themselves on any kind of pedestal or into any kind of spotlight. 90% of the time, Phineas and Ferb are thinking about other people, not themselves.

[ur-fav-is-autistic]

Ferb Fletcher from Phineas and Ferb is Autistic!

[maro0on]

the way ferb is getting more lines this season

[sy-kin-sin]

i adore that 6+ cartoon

and sorry for russian text, cant help myself, but in pictures with doof theres "lullinator" to calm down children in the airplanes

[spajderserdel]

little stormy night themed comicc

anyone please when will we get season 5???

[khookn]

Does she love me for who I am? Or does she want to put my brain in a can?

[grey-the-goose-art]

More of the boys that I drew but never posted here. I always loved it when they got outfit changes

[raining-anonymously]

choose your fighter, autism addition! would you like

a) flat affect, b) anxiety™, c) sleep-deprived, d) or EXCITED!!!!

ID under cut and in alt text.

[ID: Brightly colored digital drawing of the Flynn-Fletcher kids with Perry the Platypus. Ferb stands straight with his arms hanging at his sides, expression blank. Candace has a nervous smile and has her arms in a raptor hands position. Phineas is beaming with his eyes squeezed shut as he flaps his hands. Perry sleeps atop Phineas’s head, smiling peacefully. They’re all on a streaky multicolored background. end ID]

[thedailyplatypics]

One thing that makes Phineas And Ferb Across the 2nd Dimension so incredibly sad to me is how the character we’ve come to think of as invincible and unstoppable is completely helpless to stop everything from happening to the people he cares about and they also treat him like garbage for half of the movie.

Perry absolutely freezing and looking completely helpless here is depressing.

This one is the most devastating.

It bothers me so much, but in a good way and makes the pay-off at the end all the more better.

(Omg did anyone notice Perry also hugs him with his tail???)

Actually cried to this scene last night wth.