#there she go

[mishacakes]

Tomiko zoomies

[incorrect-hs-quotes]

Roxy: ate too many crakcers and salamii.!;!!;!;!:!;:)26$2837:72!:)AAAAAAAAAAAA

Hal:...Roxy are you okay?

[sweetsweettanuki]

Kle

[egginfroggin]

It just occurred to me that maaaaaaybe the Pearl Clan, in the Beautiful Decline AU, would have some misgivings about letting their venomous Noble run off with the 100% human who came out of nowhere?

They're still trying to figure out antitoxins and stuff. And how it affects organic matter.

They know that Lady Sneasler (Lady Mercury Claw in the AU) has some darned strong venom, though. It'd be very bad if she accidentally cut Ingo and poisoned him.

But nope, there she goes. Taking him with her.

Eh, she'll be careful.

[enidsinclesbian]

not zelda transforming into a straight up dragon in that totk memory

[traincarsandstars]

She is ready to escape!

[fooltofancy]

have set my queue tag free, chaos only now.

[bbund]

Move girl, it's Nagisa's birthday!

[dynamitekansai]

[aximili]

tbh the fact that cats purr was an unnecessary bonus we don't always acknowledge. they're already cute and baby and little and soft and make silly noises and do funny shit. but they also like to cuddle and make a soothing pleasant noise to indicate they are happy when they cuddle you? huge. huge for the human race.

[langernameohnebedeutung]

Lae'zel's character and her entire situation at the beginning of the game becomes so much more funny when you find out she's 22. It makes so much sense. Imagine you're 22 and you're exposed to this dangerous toxin or chemical or something - but not to worry, you learnt that this can be easily fixed, you just need to dial 911 real quick. Common knowledge. Everyone knows that. You learnt that in kindergarten, it's up there with fire alarm drills.

But the people you're stuck with have no concept of modern medicine and when you say "let's go to the hospital" they will say shit like "i think they kill people at the hospital" and "we should ask this swamp lady" or "this guy over there told me about this homoeopathic healer kind of guy but he got abducted" or "this random bard wants to help" and "I'm not going to dial 911 because I don't want the government to know my home address" or "maybe we should consider a deal with Satan". And then a bunch of them KEEP consuming the chemical because it makes them "stronger". One guy might explode for unrelated reasons. You have a few days before this situation is getting critical and suddenly they're solving crime and doing general charity for the community.

And FOR SOME REASON you still try to help these idiots and you STILL want to help them get the cure even though they all keep insisting the "doctors" at the "hospital" might try to "kill them" and they don't have insurance. And you keep telling them to just. go. to. the. hospital. before the time runs out and you all die very horribly of a very treatable condition.

And also you're 22 in a foreign country and you're responsible for shepherding this gaggle of idiots who are all ranging anywhere from 24 to 240 years old.

[mydairpercabeth]

just saw the most heartbreaking annabeth take from ep 3

[zenwhoberi]

had the wildest interaction today some random woman called me a slag and my dog a fucking faggot because I was using a pink lead/harness and he’s a boy like what the fuck lmfaoo

[mcapriglione-art]

what do you want!!!!!!!!

[sabertoothwalrus]

modern au laios

[artbyblastweave]

I'm not the first to mention this, but one bit that I thought was really clever in Steven Universe is the ways in which the show subtly justifies the cartoonism of the principle cast always wearing the same outfit for ease-of-animation purposes. The gems are a gimme in that they're all hardlight-projections, and even before that's solidified as a plot point they're otherworldly and superheroic enough that you don't really think to question it. But Steven canonically just owns hundreds and hundreds of those star shirts, which are leftover merchandise from his father's fizzled-out career as a rock star. Into which you can read a whole bunch of other stuff if you really want to, right? And I do want to. It's reflective of Greg's misplaced optimism that he got hundreds of those made in the first place, and it's a benign but visible example of how Steven's life is shaped by the knock-on effects of decisions his parents made before he was even alive. He's got his mother's superpowers and he's wearing his father's shirts.