#Kids these days have like The Owl House

[aged-string]

Please watch TRON: Uprising

Best piece of animation I've ever seen

[welcometogrouchland]

[ID: a digital illustration featuring Luz, Eda, King, and Papa Titan from the owl house. The image is set in the in-between realm. Papa Titan looms large in the background, winking at us with his claw outstretched into the foreground. The hooty in his eye socket also extends into the foreground, staring at Eda (who's in harpy form) menacingly. Her, King and Luz are floating in the space, Eda looking at the hooty unhappily, King faced away and turned back to look at us, one hand outstretched to Papa Titan, Luz looking at stringbean (surrounded by light spells) with tears in her eyes. Written overtop of the image is the lyrics "and here's to you, Mrs Robinson!". End ID]

💫🎶and here's to you, Miss Noceda! The Titan loves you more than you will know, wo oh oh!🪶✨

[coulrology]

'til we meet again

Junimir lore drop below

Vitimir and Juniper met -once- as kids. It was a quick encounter during IFWOT/HECK. Vit was backed into a corner getting bullied, but Juniper saw this and managed to deescalate the situation and get the other kid to leave. June decided to stick around Vit in case they came back. Being the shy kid that he is, Vitimir didn't say anything, just sitting awkwardly waiting until Terra announces the last challenge. But Juniper being a total chatterbox tries to start a conversation. They see that Vit doesn't have anything better to do, so they offer to paint his nails to break the silence. Vitimir of course too shy to say no, let's them do it. This small moment meant a lot to Vitimir as a kid. They never experienced an act of kindness like that from a stranger before. There was no love at first sight between them, it just started with a kid wanting to do something nice for someone else just because. It meant more to Vitimir than it did Juniper at the time. Vitimir still thinks of it to this day especially now that they're working alongside Juniper, but June doesn't realize Vit is the same kid from that day, so it's never brought up.

[cheetahsprints]

Hopping on the Sonadow fankid train lol

This is Nova, formerly SSCE11324-GA001. They were the last in a series of experiments attempting to make a Sonic clone called Project Supernova. May make a separate full lore post. They'd meet the Sonic main characters at age 7, wherein they get freed from Robotnik's lab. Sonic and Shadow would be in their early 20s at that point.

Character info:

Nicknames: Little star, Superstar

Species: Hedgehog/Black Arm

Gender: Nonbinary (Any pronouns accepted, preference for They/Them)

Sexuality: Panromantic Gray-Asexual

Voice: Medium deep, fast. Higher pitched when excited.

Alignment: Neutral Good Active Abilities:

Immense speed

Super strength

Extreme stamina

Heightened senses

Regeneration

Teleportation

Telekinesis

Mental projections

Chaos energy manipulation

Other Traits:

Nearly invulnerable

Functionally immortal

Living generator

Genius intellect

Excellent at deductive reasoning

"Super" form is the default; but contact with chaos emeralds will recharge them faster when exhausted or powered down

Drawbacks:

Needs to sleep 18-20 hours per day

Active power usage gradually drains life force;

Overexertion will eventually cause them to entered a weakened, vulnerable "powered down" state (depicted in 2nd image);

Can't use any abilities when powered down

However this form is rarely seen as long as they are able to eat and sleep off the exhaustion and recharge

Clumsy

Easily distracted

Likes:

Flying

Music

Reading

Astronomy

Forensics

Dislikes:

Arrogance

Thunder

Robots

Laboratories

Hurting feelings

Favorites:

Colors: Coral, violet

Foods: Pizza, pineapple, strawberries, pecan cookies

Beverage: Cinnamon tea

Music: Alt Rock, Metal, Bardcore

Novel genres: nonfiction, science fiction, crime and mystery, detective, dystopian, paranormal romance

Family:

Sonic (biological father) Shadow (biological father) Tails (surrogate older brother) Knuckles, Amy, and Rouge, in spirit

[jojojooo33]

Lilith and Eda being swapped or otherwise having Lily in Eda's position would be funny because she would take the time to actually get permits for everything. The guards try to arrest her for running a stand without a permit and she's like um actually :)

[101flavoursofweird]

“This is a statue of Principle Bump, who risked his life for ours!”

[dhdrawings]

I just saw a post where someone was asking about what new fandom to move onto when their current show was over and I just-

I dont wanna make this a 'technology bad, social media/algorithm make brain move too quick' post but y'all drop fandom way too fast

The shows not even over yet and you're searching for a new fandom??? Like they asked for new shows but what baffled me is they asked for fandom specifically as well.

Like a series doesn't have to be ongoing for you to continue enjoying it and creating things for it and enjoying the things others create. Fandoms did not use to die as a series did. I cant understand why it's like that now

[quartizinedaze]

doodle suggestion from instagram!! Hat Kid meeting Luz and Anne

[caffeinatedopossum]

God I love belos as a villain so much. He's so awful and realistic and just hrngjfjfg

[these-detestable-hands]

I hope romantic subplots go out of style in the near future

[wingsyliveblogs]

Luz... she mentioned the school last episode...

To be fair, though, she didn’t specify that it was a magic school at the time. 

[welcometogrouchland]

Wait crying again bc I was rewatching The Intruder today (episode 4 of season 1) and I realized that like. The glyphs represent a few things in the narrative but one thing that's consistent is they're always there when Luz doesn't feel like she's good enough on her own. They appear to her as comfort in moments of self depreciation or self doubt, or she coincidentally learns them in episodes where she faces her fear of rejection or makes a mistake (at least this is true in terms of the first four base glyphs she discovers). It's the titans way of saying "you may have to do things differently, but you can do anything they can do" to Luz bc he cares about her

AND THEN. IN WATCHING AND DREAMING. WHEN THE TITAN PASSES ON AND THE GLYPHS DON'T WORK ANYMORE. IT'S BECAUSE NOW LUZ FINALLY FEELS LIKE SHE'S GOOD ENOUGH, ALL ON HER OWN. SHE'S LEARNED THAT SHE HAS INTRINSIC WORTH AS A PERSON AND SHE DOESN'T NEED TO MAKE UP FOR WHO SHE IS. SHE MIGHT DO THINGS DIFFERENTLY BUT SHE CAN DO EVERYTHING ANOTHER WITCH CAN DO- THIS TIME WITH HER OWN, MORE PERSONAL ACCESSIBILITY TOOL (HER PALISMEN) INSTEAD OF THE ONE THE TITAN GAVE HER. MAN!!!!!

[weirdly-enough]

anyway I think willow used to call hunter caleb sometimes the same way he calls her captain. she stops after halloween.

[chabbit]

it looks like shit’s really going down in the owl house fandom, huh?

[reddbuster]

Man I really wish there was more queer media out there where the characters being gay/trans isnt the focus or something thats often pointed out. like I want more media where theres an interesting and complex plot and characters and some of the main characters just HAPPEN to be queer. Like there's a b plot gay romance between some of the main cast or it subtly revealed that a character is trans and its not a big deal and their struggles are based on other things. And I want more stuff like this that ISN'T childrens cartoons. I want more media for teens and adults thats fun and complicated and interesting and leaves room for discussion and analysis where characters just exist and are queer and that's not the focus of the story at all.

[elodieunderglass]

On the topic of the monarchist animals I'm just really curious. What makes the winnie pooh real animals bourgeois? It's not like they own much more than the others. Do they just have bourgeois energy?

(In reference to my addition on this post; https://www.tumblr.com/elodieunderglass/748488762087047168/hold-on-lets-do-this-properly-paddington)

In the post I state that none of the stuffed/toy animals in the Winnie the Pooh series are monarchists, but that the real animals are bourgeoisie. Obviously this is tongue in cheek, but it’s still politically interesting to me because nobody ever reads Winnie the Pooh as an actual book. They just draw depressed Disney Eeyore and think they’ve done something.

Owl and Rabbit are real wild animals that live in the Hundred Acre Wood. The other characters in the story are Christopher Robin’s stuffed animals.

The “real” animals (reasonably) consider themselves to be separate from the stuffed ones, but where it becomes unreasonable is how they assume superiority and how they use this to exert authority.

(A charming response about how the stuffed animals view this: Piglet points out that Rabbit is both clever and Has Brain, and Pooh replies that this is why Rabbit “doesn’t understand anything.”)

Owl is characterised by being a bit of a fraud. The stuffed animals respect him for his presumed education and literacy, but even a preschooler understands that Owl can’t actually read. he actively deceives the other characters in order to maintain a higher social status over them. (Actually, Rabbit’s the most literate character in the Wood.) Owl gains relatively little advantage from this status, apart from his belief that he is superior and the pleasure in everyone deferring to him. A notable theme throughout the written series involves characters approaching Owl for advice, based on his self-made reputation of being wise and thoughtful, and him giving explicitly bad advice, rather than admit that he has no idea how to help. Also, they forcibly give him someone else’s house, in such a way that the actual possessor of the house (Piglet) feels he can’t speak up. Pooh immediately offers to Piglet that he move in with him, which even as a kid felt like an incredibly unsatisfactory solution to having the shyest character’s actual house given away to the character who casually lies about everything just to feel superior.

Rabbit is a grown-ass adult real wild animal. He is the social leader of a massively large family and an extended group of hangers-on (he has fifteen or seventeen close relatives, and the extended Friends-and-Relations are a sort of army); he is the only actually literate person in the narrative, so it is understandable that he feels this (although he also believes Owl can read.) literacy and Brain are considered very important in the Wood.

Rabbit believes in his own superiority and believes himself to serve as a sort of cadet to Christopher Robin. In the series Christopher Robin is the ultimate judge, and a kindly ruler; Rabbit positions himself constantly at Christopher Robin’s right hand and wants to be his enforcer. Christopher Robin, who is five and a fairly distracted God, does not really enforce anything. This does not stop Rabbit from trying to organise the entire Wood. It’s frequently mentioned that Rabbit wants to feel important, he wants to be the Boss. A beautiful, beautiful commentary on his character is when he wakes up feeling “important, as if everything depending on him… it was a Captainish sort of day, when everybody said “Yes Rabbit” and “No Rabbit” and waited until he had told them.” Fantastic!

However, we can see where this leads him. In the first book Rabbit is shown being hostile and actively anti-foreign in his approach to other people. When kanga and roo arrive in the forest - sanctioned by Christopher Robin who has received new toys - Rabbit instantly says they have to get rid of them. Like there is NO friendship in Rabbit’s heart here. There is no “god has placed a new friend in the wood so we have to get on with it.”

Rabbit’s anti-immigration stances are funny, and in-character, and shown by the narrative to be wrong and unfair. But they’re pretty unleashed.

His plan is to kidnap the baby and hold it hostage until the mother agrees to “leave the forest forever and never return.”

This is not a normal response to a new character. It is in fact fucking unhinged. Coming from the most normal-adult real animal in the story, it comes out of nowhere. “We have to eliminate them instantly. Take the baby hostage, blackmail the parent and deport them” Rabbit these are war crimes.

Anyway it’s all very heartwarming as Rabbit learns that he likes Baby Roo. (Their relationship grows warmer as Baby Roo says “yes rabbit” and “no rabbit” better than anyone else.) We never really learn why Rabbit is so violently anti-immigration that he instantly jumps to doing crimes, but it’s possible that he doesn’t like the threat to the status quo. Baby Roo, by deferring politely, thus turns out to be a valuable social inferior for Rabbit’s power base.

But in the next book we also get another new character introduction: Tigger. rabbit does not like tigger. In fact, he stops visiting Roo because Tigger lives with them. Rabbit, frustrated by Tigger’s bounciness, also decides to deliberately trick and bully Tigger in order to make him “small and sorry.” The fact that this comically backfires on Rabbit is part of the Pooh-lore storytelling style, of course, but it’s still something obvious even to the preschool audience - that isn’t how you treat your friends.

In conclusion, due to their hoarding of (social) capital and behaviors that prop up an unjustly unequal social system, I think the real animals in Winnie the Pooh are a bit bougie.