#wtnv quote

[lizzard33]

You know WTNV is dropping some killer lines when it gets to the "(something), no (something else), no (more accurate something)."

[kahpao]

I’ve been OBSESSED with Welcome to Night Vale lately, which ofc means I’ve been drawing a lot of WTNV fanart!

I drew my own version of Cecil Palmer, a Night Vale Erika, Huntokar, everyone’s favorite crime dog, and Khoshekh the cat!

And I have more WTNV fanart in the works 🟣🌙👁️

[chiup]

CARLOS THE SCIENTIST FANART - WTNV

[meet-my-torment]

I am currently obsessed with Welcome to Nightvale so i’ve decided to post my notes from each episode as i listen to them. I am in episode 3 of 237 i believe.

[b33viemm]

Oh, Crowley. Nothing lasts forever.

Crowley's magnificent hair :D click for higher quality IDs in alt inverted versions below cut

[astoryaboutyou]

I hope I am safe, wherever, whoever I am.

[soulkiah]

throws these into the ether (also nightvale quote bc it’s very themcore)

[charlieswanismydad]

"Stay tuned next for our countdown of last words, from: 'Stop telling me how to drive,' all the way to: 'It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.'"

Cecil Palmer, Welcome to Night Vale

[deducemyheart]

All is not lost. Some of it is intentionally hidden.

- Proverb of the Day

[mandragoraeart]

missing

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Time is weird. So is space. I hope ours match again someday. - Episode 24, Welcome to Night Vale

[somany-fandoms-solittle-time]

"There will always be a war, because there will always be a Lust for a war."

- Welcome to Night Vale (a gay, absurdist, Sci Fi Horror podast)

[drowninginthedarya]

theoretically, you could eat a desk if you tried hard enough

[heisholdingacat]

“Destruction of our economy is an inconvenience. It is not an end. It is not a death.”

- Cecil Palmer, WTNV Episode 34

[astoryaboutyou]

Let's not dwell on our corpse-strewn past. Let's celebrate our corpse-strewn future.

[lostanotherintern]

“If you could press a button that would give you a great deal of money, but it would cause someone you don’t know in a distant part of the world to die, then you would have a good model for how our current economy works.”

Welcome to Night Vale, Episode 105