In love with the contrast between

Jack Sparkly-Magic-Boy Frost

and

Hiccup Regular-Ass-Guy Haddock

I'll try to avoid Dracula-posting too much over here, but I would like to point out that, while Jonathan Harker is often teased for obliviously wandering into the jaws of death, he understood that the Vibes were Off enough to preemptively wish Mina goodbye on day 2. And this is before, well, tomorrow.

Like, he has zero context for supernatural stuff being a thing, of course he wouldn't give up a business trip over what he currently considers to be superstition. He also doesn't know yet that the superstition is about his client being Definitely Not a Vampire. But he is worried, and I would argue that this all sets him up to survive Castle Dracula--because he's going into it already feeling that, generally, things are Weird, so he's quicker to pick up on and observe odd things.

gaster goes to jail

for anon

Challengers (2024) dir. Luca Guadagnino Call Me by Your Name (2017) dir. Luca Guadagnino

Hello Phoenix Wright Nation today I bring you. Phoenix Wright. Tomorrow? Probably also…also that.

Gotta put this down before I tweak it for hours.

@froggyrights sent me this incredible shirt and i simply had to draw dream in it (dogs are just a little edited)(she foolishly didnt buy it)

Found an old animation of mine from 12 years ago, please hold your applause

Another, not yet summer, summer drawing!!

He´s building a demo from his sketchbook - probably Gondolin :)

I just know if I died in 1916 and spent 70 years in hell, I would simply never shut up about it.

May I ask for Stranger getting headpats / hugs? Thank you! (And I love love love your art! :D)

Get headpatted, loserboy

People keep talking about Fantasy High Senior Year and what it might be. Here's my hot take. I don't think we need or should have a Senior Year. The bad kids are at the ends of their arcs, they don't have anywhere to go, really. Everything that's been set up has payed off. There's nothing to do in Senior Year.

Fabian is living up to his father's legacy and is an amazing sword fighter and is living up to his mother's by being a bard, plus he's accepted Gilear as his step dad. Whats his arc for season four? Having younger siblings? That's not a strong enough foundation for a season arc.

What about Fig? She's found love, she's found something she REALLY enjoys doing in life and a fulfilling existence, to the point where she doesn't even want to go to Agueforth anymore and Emily has expressed a ton of interest in retiring the character.

Riz's arc is all about learning to let go and to let himself drift away from the rest of the party, and he's done that by now. He's realized that always trying to be the best is not good for him via seeing himself in Kipperlilly. He needs a break, not another season of hard adventuring.

Kristen is all about recruiting people to the church fo Cassandra. When they inevitably defeat Ankarna and she's restored, the two religions are very likely to merge. At that point she'll have converted Fig and she's well on her way to recruiting Bucky and maybe even Buddy by the end of the season, and she knows now that a church with only a few dedicated members is possible, and she's seen in Wolfsong that expanding it is not always for the best.

Adaine's arc was about breaking away and living independently from her parents, learning to be an adult. She's fully done that. She's employed as the Elven Oracle full time, she's reconnected with her sister, and she's found a new family to love. Forcing her to go through another season when she's already grown up makes no sense.

Finally, Gorgug. Gorgug's arc has been about learning how to handle his rage since the very beginning, season one episode one. He's done that. He is the first person in history to be able to concentrate on spells while raging. He's learned to harness his rage and turn it towards protection instead of harm, and he's recently made the connection with his parents even stronger.

None of the Bad Kids have anywhere to go. Even though they have futures, stories to tell, those stories aren't going to happen in high school, and they're probably not going to happen together. There is no world in which the Bad Kids need a senior year, and I suspect that the ending of Junior Year will see them all either quitting school, graduating early, or graduating normally and going to college in an epilogue. They'll stay friends for life, maybe. Or they'll grow apart because who you are in high school doesn't define you. But they'll all live fulfilling and joyous and happy lives, finally free and self actualized.

Im back on my shark Vox bs- hey did you guys know sharks eat eachother all the time? That combine w/ the idea that Alastor tries to get all of his friends into cannibalism like some kinda morbid pyramid scheme, I obviously had to draw something about it lmao.

I really need to get better at drawing Alastor... also FUCK I ALWAYS FORGET HIS GODDAMN ANTLERS I HATE IT HERE-

hey, uh, doise, whatcha got there