#moon girl spoilers

[clarissasbakery]

this shipping meme i did on instagram!

[gimmiesomehoneynsugar]

LOOK WHO I SEE ON MOON GIRL TWITTER

All i can hear is IS THAT THE GRIM REPAPER meme over an over lmao, I think it's just a easter egg but omg if we got the guardians as special guests I'd die!

My man be looking good in 2d

[ireywestnumber1fan]

Ok new season of moongirl and devil dinosaur you know what that means

Someone give me a straight explanation for this entire scene

[pokemonkatia]

Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur episode 12 is so special to me.

I know it's not about being aro- but as an aro this is so special to me.

There have been a couple aroace characters but I haven't seen something that talks about it in this way.

I know it's not exactly about it- but it is to me. This is so important.

[runningonadhd]

If you’ve ever asked the question “has David Tennent ever played a feral dog/alien superhero?”

Yes. Yes he has.

[neopuff]

lunella/mel-varr // drops of jupiter

[tomnelart]

Just a lil work in progress...more Moon Girl Magic comin at y'all in a couple of days <3

[thedoodlebuggo]

TW: blood (it's not a lot and most of it's covered but still)

noticed some parallels between that one scene in ep 14 and that scene from the rottmnt movie sO- take this alternate ending >:]

[mecusha]

moon girl sequin stealth suit!!

[algodon-candi]

[kingoftheu]

what the hell they got omniman in moongirl

[shitpostingperidot]

why is moon girl and devil dinosaur so good!!!! We’ve got

Just the best protagonist who heals my inner child

Gorgeous character designs with immaculately animated hairstyles

Alfre Woodard

Dinosaur with the personality of a puppy

The Beyonder and Molecule Man

Maria Hill alive and well

Elder science lesbians guesting in one episode

Beautiful stylized backgrounds

Roller skating

Realistic depictions of actual problems that kids like Lunella face

Amazing songs

Like yes it is a children’s cartoon where the episodes have lessons attached but the lessons are actually things I needed to know as a kid! Like “don’t feed the trolls” and “it’s ok to be nervous at your first sleepover” and “infodumping isn’t shameful” and “how you can help your friends feel special and valued.”

In conclusion, i love this little show

[auxilioooo]

MOON GIRL SPOILERS

So we all agree that the garage sale person is somewhat significant and may or may not be the villain of Moon Girl Season 2 right?

[veeferns]

this is 100% molecule man

[flower-boi16]

One of the reasons why I love "Family Matters" so much is because it pretty much reminds me why I love Lunella as a protagonist. Lunella is a flawed person with her own flaws and struggles that she overcomes, from facing her trauma in "Coney Island", to learning to use her voice for the community better and learning how to make her voice heard in "Like Mother, Like Moon Girl", to learning to trust in her abilities in "Suit Up", to be even learning to be proud of her hair in "Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow".

She's somebody with flaws and struggles, but she's able to push through her flaws and learn from her mistakes. Her mistakes also have clear negative consequences within the story; because she used her voice in a wrong way, the LES was getting gentrified, because she was so obsessed with winning and didn't listen to LOS when they said they were overheating, she almost got herself killed and LOS almost died, because she got too impatient, well, the entire plot of "Run the Rink" happened. And she learns her mistake and grows from it.

She feels like a real flawed person with her own struggles, and we also get to see her life outside of being a superhero, getting to see her day-to-day life and her relationships with her family members. And after all of that, she's still a 13-year-old, and he ofc has the same attitude and insecurities as one too. She feels like a real person that people can relate to with some of the things she often struggles with, and THAT'S why I love her so much as a character.

Season 2 makes Lunella into an even better protag than she already was; we first have her dealing with her PTSD of almost being killed by Molecule man, and in the next episode has her dealing with that PTSD, believing her suit needs to become stronger and invincible to be able to defeat any threat, only learn that she needs to trust in her own abilities, and thus overcomes her PTSD.

Then there's Family Matters, where Lu's superhero life is beginning to wear on her and she needs to tell her parents what's actually going on. She meets Turbo, another young superhero, someone who never told her mother her secret identity, and because of that, their relationship split off. Turbo's superhero life was fucking with her normal life, and because she never told her mother and kept on lying to her, it ended up damaging it, permanently. After all the lies and things she said to her mother in order to keep the secret, there's no coming back.

Turbo is basically a reflection of what could happen to Lunella if she keeps lying to her parents about being a superhero, and, it almost did happen to her with the scene where she said that she maybe doesn't like being around them. If Lunella kept on lying, she would have ended up pushing away her family forever, and there wouldn't be any coming back from that. If she kept up the lie, she could have damaged her relationship with her family forever.

Lunella does go and tell her parents that she's Moon Girl, so she can finally stop lying to them. And in the next episode where Molecule Man attacks Lunella's home, when she defeats him, she relates to his story of how he lost his planet because he wasn't able to protect something he loved, like how Lunella wanted to protect her family, the thing she loves.

Season 2 does such a great job with Lunella's character and amplifies all the things I loved about her, and I'm only expecting Lu to get even better once the second half of the season comes out.