Every few years I wonder I never watched Ben10 as a kid even though it appeals to a bunch of tropes i like (child superheroes, alien biology, transformation, sci-fi, etc) so i sit down to watch it, and then never even make it all the way through the first episode because the character dynamics are THE WORST. The two kids, Ben and his cousin?? THEY NEVER STOP BICKERING….
Anyways somewhere in the multiverse there is a Jay who could stand these bickering children long enough to watch all of Ben10, and is now feverishly redesigning every alien on the show
yeah, it’s not until gwen gets magical powers, like straight up magic (that turns out to be psychic alien powers) that she starts getting along with ben
I wish we didnt live in such an age of definite knowledge. I wish i could make a game and put a 1 in a millionth chance of meeting a wendigo in that damn game so only a few chosen people in the world would be like “guys i totally saw a wendigo in that game the other day” because nowadays youll just get 5 people on 4chan decrypting all the files of your game within 20 minutes to find the damn wendigo sprites
undefine the wendigo. segment the wendigo into 20 distinct sprite components and use those components in other sprites. segment the wendigo’s behaviour into 10 different classes. split design and data. split data and code. ascend and become ubermensch
here’s the Canon reason of why captain underpants is called captain and his tragic backstory in case anyone wanted to see it
captain underpants has 2 dads
I find it somewhat forshadowing that a gay couple raised captain underpants and harold & george who created captain underptants ended up being gay and bi
“Your art isn’t valued by the number of notes you get” okay but. If you spent 6 hours baking a cake for a party, but no one at the party eats your cake, it’s still disappointing.
This articulates something about the different between value and validation that I didn’t previously register on a conscious level.
