above all others, I love them the most ❤️🐍
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for anyone that knows me, i’m like, the biggest big hero 6 fan and you guys don’t understand how obsessed i am with its little universe and how it’s portrayed in the baymax series !!! like the photos up on the walls of the lucky cat cafe are the exact same as they were in the movie??? the abandoned warehouse where everything began??? don’t even get me started on baymax with his patients or cass with her customers. this show felt like a warm welcome back home and it is literally everything to me 🥹🥹🥹
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Spoilers for new season of disenchantment sort of idk, just covering my back here incase, go watch the season
PLEASE tell my I'm not the only person frustrated/disappointed by the way disenchantment ended, it felt like they just gave up I guess... Idk, kind of like a screw you sort of thing... And like part of me feels it's probably directed towards Netflix but it just kind of sucks that we're the ones who have to face being disappointed.
Also I'm beginning to wonder if maybe the strikes have affected it?
All in all it was a happy ending but I just didn't feel satisfied, like there were so many unanswered questions and lore that they could have expanded on, and at times I genuinely though that's what they were going to do. Also this is not hate to the creators really, it gives the feel of they did the best with what they had.
I did like though that they had the 'Baby Elves' in the credits.
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I hate the Leverage finale. I hate the way it breaks me. I hate the way I cry. I hate the way it destroys me. I hate the way they die. I hate the tears in Nate eyes. I hate saying goodbye.
But mostly I hate the way I don't hate it, not even close, not even a little bit, not even at all.
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I love adventure time bc I can spend like literally days talking about the implications of this one guy who was created by a mad scientist to be her right hand man and help her rule a kingdom of subjects that she created to alleviate her loneliness, but while she rejects magic as just science that people are doing without actually understanding what they’re doing, he is consumed by the ambition to become the most fearsome and powerful occult master in the entire world, and so now he must walk a thin line of using his skills to carry out the task he was made for while also not butting heads with his creator over the issue of magic too much because she has a habit of unmaking/remaking/jailing her creations that seem to “malfunction” and go against the wishes that she created them with, but also the mad scientist has started to become more humble and understanding of the fact that the people she creates are still their own people who should have the agency to act in ways that she doesn’t understand or approve of, and plus her right hand is possibly the person who she is closest to and who she created and raised like a mother but also who cares for her and fills a semi-parental role in her life and is the only creation of hers that succeeded in doing so, but at the same time she’s still his boss so they just keep it professional and he keeps what he does off the clock to himself and perhaps this robs them both of an understanding that could have bettered them both as people. Perhaps the mad scientist could have learned sooner to open her heart to things she does not understand and which don’t follow the rules that she thinks are immutable. Perhaps her right hand would not feel so compelled to prove himself that he literally put a curse on himself to never lose sight of this single ambition which not even being turned into a child again could break.
And the guy I’m talking about is called peppermint butler. Named for the fact that he is a butler who is also a peppermint
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yes, mental illness makes you tunnel vision and self-centre to the point of losing touch and doing damage to those around you. no, it's not your fault, insofar as fucked-up brain chemistry and other people's actions and trauma isn't anyone's fault. yes, it's your responsibility to keep yourself in check, and you're lucky to have people who call you out when you're not. no, it's not fair.
yes, love will save you in the end, even if it's not the love you think it will be, even if it's not the type of love you want it to be. no, you cannot run away from this love any more than you can run from the grief that naturally follows any type of love, any more than you can run away from what got you here in the first place. no, you don't need other people's forgiveness, what you need is your own forgiveness, your own permission to do better.
yes, it will work. you just have to let it.
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