#ok ko original

[potato-lord-but-not]

Pride stickers are finally here!!!! Get yourself some sillies <33

[finalshockdown]

Your honor, they are brothers.

[dovesndecay]

Lord Boxman is the most trans character of all time; he's short, fat, has green hair, and he basically named himself Duke ManCunt before creating himself an army of evil theatre kids, and bagging the most mentally ill baddie on the block.

[theshmeepking]

oh my god i'm posting this while it's actually still relevant what the fuck

[starridge]

instagram art meme

[cheezyneedz]

Spent the last 4 days on this one !! I wasn’t able to post on tumblr for a while the post button wouldn’t work ;-;

[gyrr0wy]

collab w/ @balalaka

redrawing of frames from OK K.O

[renthony]

Perhaps a 🏳️‍🌈?

(Drop a 🏳️‍🌈 in my inbox and I’ll respond with a queer media recommendation!)

OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes is a show I'm astounded didn't hit my radar when it was still airing. I only started watched it this year. Created for Cartoon Network by Ian Jones-Quartey, it follows the titular K.O., a kid training to become a hero in a world where superheroes and supervillains are totally commonplace.

Here's the teaser:

OK K.O.! really feels like it should have been a hit with the exact same people who loved Steven Universe, Adventure Time, Gravity Falls, and The Owl House. That's not to say there's no fandom around it, it's just...way smaller than I expected. Which is a shame, because the show is in that exact same vein of "kids'/family show, but with a great emotional narrative, made by nerds who love old cartoons and want to put in as many easter eggs for older viewers as possible." There's a crossover episode with Captain Planet, of all things. It's great.

There are multiple queer characters, and I love all of them. There's an absolutely fantastic duo of queer villains who are depicted with wedding rings by the end of the series, and they're what first made me want to watch the show. They literally get a Brady Bunch parody episode after moving in together. Aside from them, one of the major hero characters is bisexual (confirmed by both word-of-god and a small bi pride sticker included in-show), and she gets a girlfriend. There are a couple other side characters that get confirmed as queer, too.

The vibes of Steven Universe and OK K.O. are very similar. Rebecca Sugar sings the outro to OK K.O.. There's a crossover episode where Garnet helps K.O. and a few other Cartoon Network heroes. Rebecca and Ian are married and their shows very obviously influenced (and directly reference) each other, so if you liked Steven Universe even a little, go check out OK K.O., because chances are high you'll love it. Ian Jones-Quartey deserves way more recognition for his work on both Steven Universe and O.K. K.O., imho.

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[spoozly]

HELLO#(&(&)??! @!!

[punnybee]

if i had a nickel for every time a cartoon in the late 2010s with a kid protagonist who has a powerful alternate form meets “god” i would have 3 nickels. which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened three times

[rscroogedraws]

Favorite Illustrations From the Past Year

I returned to my art adventures here about a year ago now! For fun, I've put together collection of my favorite sketches, comic pages, and illustrations from June 2023-July 2024. If I do this again next year, I hope I'll have a few fanfics or short stories to add to the mix too!

[darius20020]

I love Boxman

[lovelydragon003]

weird heads <3

[leocrazyart]

Doodles time!

[jjdizz]

My long overdue updated army of tumblr sexymen

[silentbob-vero]

i realized i never shared these here so take more ok ko doodles :] also the last three are two of my ocs ive been developing >:3