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2024.05.15 05:30 delibirdguy Top 500 Songs Ever (Subjective)
Over the course of the past few months I have been working on compiling a list of my 500 favorite songs. It was sort of challenge that I gave myself and I'm super pumped with how it turned out. There were a few rules (only 5 songs per artist being the big rule, among a few others), and here's the list I came up with. Thought it was fun, so wanted to share here and see if it might spark any discussion about song placement, lack of songs/artists, or see if anyone had any similar lists. All thoughts are welcome! (and if you don't care to comb through all 500 songs for your favorite song or artist I'm more than happy to help you track 'em down)
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- Trash Panda - Aging out of the 20th Century
- Djo - Roddy
- The Beatles - Don't Let Me Down
- Snail Mail - Heat Wave
- Phoebe Bridgers - Savior Complex
- Joji - SLOW DANCING IN THE DARK
- The Shins - The Fear
- Talking Heads - This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)
- The Cranberries - Linger
- Post Animal - Ralphie
- Hop Along - Not Abel
- The Beach Boys - Heroes And Villains
- Electric Light Orchestra - Livin' Thing
- The Monkees - As We Go Along
- Blondie - Heart Of Glass
- The Strokes - Oblivius
- Chet Baker - It's Always You
- The Beatles - Rain
- Electric Light Orchestra - Telephone Line
- Husbands - Must Be a Cop
- Faces - Ooh La La
- The Flaming Lips - Do You Realize??
- Frank Ocean - Nights
- Harry James - It's Been a Long, Long Time
- The Turtles - Happy Together
- Etta James - At Last
- The Zombies - The Way I Feel Inside
- The Beatles - Here, There And Everywhere
- The Beach Boys - God Only Knows
- Kanye West - Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1
- Briston Maroney - Sinkin'
- John Lennon - Oh My Love
- Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass - Ladyfingers
- Squirrel Flower - Headlights
- The Backseat Lovers - Maple Syrup
- The B-52's - Rock Lobster
- George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
- Snail Mail - Ben Franklin
- Laura Elliott - Grass Stains
- Djo - Chateau (Feel Alright)
- Tame Impala - Eventually
- The Backseat Lovers - Snowbank Blues
- Claude Debussy - Clair de Lune
- The Weeknd - Save Your Tears
- Talking Heads - Thank You for Sending Me an Angel
- The Zombies - Time of the Season
- The War On Drugs - Nothing to Find
- Queen - Brighton Rock
- The Dream Academy - Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want
- The B-52's - Strobe Light
- The Cranberries - Dreams
- Fugees - Killing Me Softly With His Song
- Molchat Doma - Тоска
- Tyler, The Creator - ARE WE STILL FRIENDS?
- The Mamas & The Papas - Dream A Little Dream Of Me
- The Chords - Sh-Boom
- The Beatles - The Abbey Road Medley
- The Ronettes - Be My Baby
- The Who - Baba O'Riley
- Dr. Dog - Where'd All the Time Go?
- M83 - My Tears Are Becoming A Sea
- Billie Eilish - everything i wanted
- Outkast - Hey Ya!
- Nat King Cole - Orange Colored Sky
- The Notorious B.I.G. - Hypnotize
- Four Tops - Reach Out I'll Be There
- Foreign Air - Shut Up and Show Me
- Leonard Cohen - So Long, Marianne
- dodie - If I'm Being Honest
- Briston Maroney - June
- Post Malone - Sunflower
- John Lennon - Isolation
- Buddy Holly & The Crickets - Not Fade Away
- Phoebe Bridgers - I Know The End
- Kanye West - All Falls Down
- Alvvays - Adult Diversion
- John Lennon - Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)
- Clairo - Amoeba
- The Beach Boys - I Know There's An Answer
- Paul McCartney - Let Me Roll It
- Frank Ocean - Ivy
- Radiohead - Motion Picture Soundtrack
- Djo - Mutual Future (Repeat)
- Phoebe Bridgers - Scott Street
- Childish Gambino - Me and Your Mama
- Pink Floyd - Astronomy Domine
- The Pied Pipers - Dream
- The Beach Boys - All I Wanna Do
- Djo - Change
- Второй этаж поражает - Крайности
- Little Richard - Lucille
- King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Shanghai
- Chet Baker - Deep In A Dream
- The Beatles - It's All Too Much
- Post Animal - Dirtpicker
- The B-52's - Love Shack
- EDEN - foreve/over
- Kanye West - Ultralight Beam
- The Zombies - Going Out Of My Head
- Talking Heads - Found a Job
- Snail Mail - Pristine
- Tom Tom Club - Genius of Love
- Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World
- WILLIS - I Think I Like When It Rains
- Chet Baker - But Not For Me
- Naked Eyes - Always Something There to Remind Me
- Tyler, The Creator - GONE, GONE / THANK YOU
- Djo - Half Life
- Trash Panda - Check Please
- Briston Maroney - Deep Sea Diver
- Beach Fossils - This Year
- Momma - Medicine
- Hop Along - Prior Things
- Talking Heads - Road to Nowhere
- Electric Light Orchestra - Turn to Stone
- Briston Maroney - It's Not My Fault
- Tyler, The Creator - NEW MAGIC WAND
- Snail Mail - Headlock
- Phil Collins - Take Me Home
- Gotye - Somebody That I Used To Know
- The Beach Boys - Do It Again
- Tame Impala - Breathe Deeper
- Ella Fitzgerald - Misty
- Phoebe Bridgers - Waiting Room
- Kanye West - Runaway
- Daft Punk - Get Lucky (feat. Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers)
- Dire Straits - Money for Nothing
- Kendrick Lamar - Alright
- Black Country, New Road - Concorde
- George Harrison - If Not for You
- Harry Styles - Cherry
- Ms. Lauryn Hill - Doo Wop (That Thing)
- Paul McCartney - Junk
- Wings - Maybe I'm Amazed [Live]
- Talking Heads - Houses in Motion
- Del Water Gap - Ode to a Conversation Stuck in Your Throat
- Pixies - Where Is My Mind?
- Queen - Seven Seas Of Rhye
- Paul McCartney - Jet
- Sufjan Stevens - Death with Dignity
- A Flock Of Seagulls - I Ran (So Far Away)
- Tame Impala - Let It Happen
- Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love
- Clairo - Management
- Tommy James & The Shondells - I Think We're Alone Now
- Fergie - Clumsy
- Childish Gambino - This Is America
- Prefab Sprout - The King of Rock 'N' Roll
- Joy Again - Looking Out for You
- Beach House - Space Song
- John Lennon - Mind Games
- The Weeknd - Gasoline
- Weezer - Buddy Holly
- Phoebe Bridgers - Sidelines
- Tame Impala - New Person, Same Old Mistakes
- Lana Del Rey - A&W
- The Dillards - I've Just Seen a Face
- The Doors - Break on Through (To the Other Side)
- Julie London - I'm Glad There Is You
- 2Pac - California Love
- Dean Martin - Everybody Loves Somebody
- Snail Mail - Anytime
- The Strokes - The Adults Are Talking
- Jordana, TV Girl - Better in the Dark
- Juice WRLD - Hide (feat. Seezyn)
- The Wild Reeds - Get Better
- Finom - Mine
- Hop Along - One That Suits Me
- The Killers - Mr. Brightside
- Michael Cera - Clay Pigeons
- Clairo - Bags
- Prince - Let's Go Crazy
- The Zombies - She's Not There
- Blackstreet - No Diggity
- Frank Sinatra - I've Got You Under My Skin
- John Denver - Take Me Home, Country Roads
- Harry James - I'm Beginning to See The Light
- The Clash - London Calling
- Charles Bradley - Changes
- Buddy Holly - (Ummmm, Oh Yeah) Dearest
- Eagles - Seven Bridges Road [Live]
- Moxie - Honey
- Faces - Stay with Me
- Post Animal - How Do You Feel
- New Order - Age of Consent
- Natalie Imbruglia - Torn
- Lana Del Rey - Doin' Time
- Twin Peaks - Blue Coupe
- Kanye West - Gold Digger
- Fruit Bats - The Bottom of It
- Frank Sinatra - Somethin' Stupid
- Lorde - Perfect Places
- Martha Tilton - Exactly Like You
- King Crimson - 21st Century Schizoid Man
- Glen Campbell - Southern Nights
- Claire Rosinkranz - Frankenstein
- Guillemots - Made-Up Lovesong #43
- Fleetwood Mac - Say You Love Me
- Frankie Valli - Can't Take My Eyes off You
- The Crickets - Don't Ever Change
- Paul Anka - Put Your Head On My Shoulder
- George Harrison - Isn't It a Pity
- Trash Panda - Off
- Super Besse - Holod
- Beyoncé - Hold Up
- Charlie Burg - I Don't Wanna Be Okay Without You
- Eagles - Peaceful Easy Feeling
- Ella Fitzgerald - It's A Lovely Day Today
- PERMSKY KRAY - Дорогой Человек
- The Little Dippers - Forever
- The B-52's - There's a Moon in the Sky (Called the Moon)
- Patti Page - Old Cape Cod
- Daft Punk - Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
- The Soggy Bottom Boys - I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow
- Trash Panda - Things Will Never Change
- Hop Along - Well-dressed
- Sixpence None The Richer - Kiss Me
- TV Girl - Daughter of a Cop
- LAUNDRY DAY - Jane
- Tyler, The Creator - EARFQUAKE
- Sigue Sigue Sputnik - Love Missile F1-11
- Joji - Gimme Love
- The Backseat Lovers - Pool House
- The Weeknd - Take My Breath
- Mild High Club - Homage
- Doc Watson - Am I Born to Die?
- Daniel Caesar - Streetcar
- The Kinks - Sunny Afternoon
- John Lennon - #9 Dream
- Tame Impala - Elephant
- Chuck Berry - You Never Can Tell
- Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
- KIDS SEE GHOSTS - 4th Dimension
- Soft Cell - Tainted Love
- The B-52's - Song for a Future Generation
- Gnarls Barkley - Crazy
- Lana Del Rey - Blue Jeans
- Billie Eilish - Halley's Comet
- Glenn Miller - In the Mood
- Kid Bloom - Control
- The Cinematic Orchestra - To Build A Home
- Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
- Brenda Lee - If You Love Me (Really Love Me)
- TV Girl - Lovers Rock
- Art Lown - Knew You Well
- Dean Martin - Ain't That A Kick In The Head
- Miniature Tigers - Like or Like Like
- Electric Light Orchestra - Sweet Talkin' Woman
- The Hunts - Ages
- The Cars - Good Times Roll
- Bill Withers - Lovely Day
- Drake - God's Plan
- Kansas - Point of Know Return
- The Neighbourhood - Stargazing
- The Clash - Rock the Casbah
- Hop Along - What the Writer Meant
- Briston Maroney - Under My Skin
- Jack Stauber - Buttercup
- King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Ya Love
- Ginger Root - Loretta
- Thompson Twins - Hold Me Now
- Frank Ocean - Pyramids
- Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)
- Destroy Boys - I Threw Glass at My Friend's Eyes and Now I'm on Probation
- Mild High Club - Dionysian State
- Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out
- Kevin Abstract - Empty
- The Frights - Crust Bucket
- Stealers Wheel - Stuck In The Middle With You
- The Shins - Fighting in a Sack
- fun. - We Are Young (feat. Janelle Monáe)
- Lil Uzi Vert - Money Longer
- Miniature Tigers - Cannibal Queen
- The Doors - Touch Me
- Jean Dawson - Clear Bones
- King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Catching Smoke
- Molchat Doma - Люди Надоели
- The Go-Go's - Our Lips Are Sealed
- Billie Eilish - ocean eyes
- BOYO - Crown
- The 1975 - Somebody Else
- Husbands - She's a Betty
- Syd Barrett - If It's In You
- Trash Panda - Atlanta Girls
- Frank Ocean - Godspeed
- Alice Phoebe Lou - Glow
- Childish Gambino - Redbone
- New Order - Blue Monday
- Post Animal - Schedule
- Harry Styles - Fine Line
- Harry James - I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You)
- Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down Again
- Chet Baker - I Fall In Love Too Easily
- The Cranberries - Put Me Down
- John Mayer - Edge of Desire
- George Harrison - All Those Years Ago
- Electric Light Orchestra - The Diary of Horace Wimp
- Alex Clare - Too Close
- Eric B. & Rakim - Know The Ledge
- Peter Frampton - Show Me The Way [Live]
- Simon & Garfunkel - Mrs. Robinson
- Black Eyes - Deformative
- The Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody
- Bonny Light Horseman - Deep In Love
- The Walker Brothers - The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore
- Cage The Elephant - Cigarette Daydreams
- Hot Flash Heat Wave - Raindrop
- Clairo - Sofia
- Kendrick Lamar - PRIDE.
- Camille Saint-Saëns - The Swan
- Weezer - Say It Ain't So
- C418 - Sweden
- Lana Del Rey - Let The Light In (feat. Father John Misty)
- The Postal Service - Such Great Heights
- Pickin' On Series - Those to Come
- Lana Del Rey - Grandfather please stand on the shoulders of my father while he's deep-sea fishing (feat. RIOPY)
- John Mayer - Moving On and Getting Over
- Field Medic - POWERFUL LOVE
- Cage The Elephant - Flow
- Joji - Run
- The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again
- Boston - Peace of Mind
- Ben E. King - This Magic Moment
- David Bowie - Starman
- Beastie Boys - Sabotage
- Harry Belafonte - Banana Boat (Day-O)
- Gene Krupa & His Orchestra - Rhumboogie
- The Cardigans - Lovefool
- The Kinks - You Really Got Me
- The Zombies - She's Coming Home
- Michael Jackson - Thriller
- Moxie - Blue Skies
- The Mamas & The Papas - Straight Shooter
- Peter, Paul and Mary - Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
- Green Day - Brain Stew
- Dua Lipa - Levitating (feat. DaBaby)
- The Police - Roxanne
- Britney Spears - Toxic
- Tears For Fears - Head Over Heels
- Rex Orange County - Pluto Projector
- The Strokes - Call It Fate, Call It Karma
- Portugal. The Man - Feel It Still
- The Black Crowes - Twice As Hard
- Ted Nugent - Stranglehold
- fun. - Some Nights
- Wings - Silly Love Songs
- Paramore - Still into You
- Peter Frampton - Baby, I Love Your Way [Live]
- The Monkees - Last Train to Clarksville
- Royel Otis - Oysters In My Pocket
- The Backseat Lovers - Growing/Dying
- Nelly Furtado - Say It Right
- Post Animal - Goggles
- Erik Satie - Gymnopédie No. 1
- Childish Gambino - IV. Sweatpants
- Steely Dan - Dirty Work
- ABBA - Lay All Your Love On Me
- Still Woozy - Goodie Bag
- Arlo Parks - Black Dog
- Goth Babe - Weekend Friend
- George & the Handsomes - Sleepy Beats
- boygenius - 20
- The Mills Brothers - You Always Hurt The One You Love
- Travis Scott - SICKO MODE
- Pinegrove - Need 2
- The Backseat Lovers - Sinking Ship
- Franz Schubert - Ave Maria
- Zac Brown Band - Knee Deep (feat. Jimmy Buffett)
- Justin Timberlake - Mirrors
- Simon & Garfunkel - Cecilia
- The Cranberries - Zombie
- Daniel Caesar - Japanese Denim
- Billie Holiday - Easy Living
- ISLAND - By Your Side
- Phil Collins - Tomorrow Never Knows
- Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A-Changin'
- The Four Freshmen - Day By Day
- Fleetwood Mac - The Chain
- Billy Joel - Big Shot
- Billie Eilish - Happier Than Ever
- Yot Club - down bad
- Rihanna - Stay
- Fleetwood Mac - Landslide
- Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake, Op. 20, Act 2: No. 10, Scene. Moderato
- The White Stripes - Fell In Love With a Girl
- Alvvays - Easy On Your Own?
- Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit - If We Were Vampires
- Blackway - What's Up Danger (with Black Caviar)
- Albert Hammond - It Never Rains in Southern California
- Matt Maltese - Jupiter
- John Denver - Mother Nature's Son
- Childish Gambino - Sober
- Claire Rosinkranz - Pools and Palm Trees
- The Cars - Just What I Needed
- The Doors - Light My Fire
- Blondie - Tomorrow Never Knows
- King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Hell's Itch
- The Japanese House - Saw You In A Dream
- Franz Schubert - String Quartet No. 13 in A Minor, Op. 29 No. 1, D. 804
- The Drifters - White Christmas
- The 1975 - Robbers
- George Harrison - Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
- The Frights - Tongues
- Paramore - Ain't It Fun
- Billy Joel - Pressure
- Frank Sinatra - My Way
- Art Lown - Going Back to Carolina
- Bruno Mars - Just the Way You Are
- Under The Rug - Lonesome & Mad
- The Mamas & The Papas - Dedicated To The One I Love
- Foster The People - Sit Next to Me
- Weezer - Undone - The Sweater Song
- Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
- Tia Blake - Plastic Jesus
- Los Bravos - Bring a Little Lovin'
- Lady Gaga - Bad Romance
- Minnie Riperton - Les Fleurs
- Billy Idol - Dancing with Myself
- Cody Fry - I Hear a Symphony
- Gringo Sapiens - Driver's Licence
- Vacations - Relax
- Glitter Party - time waits
- Steve Lacy - Bad Habit
- The Crystals - Then He Kissed Me
- The Pied Pipers - Mairzy Doats
- Mitski - Bug Like an Angel
- James Ray - I've Got My Mind Set On You
- Clairo - Bubble Gum
- Masayoshi Takanaka - SEXY DANCE
- Nat King Cole - (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons
- Sleigh Bells - Crown On the Ground
- Olivia Rodrigo - favorite crime
- No Doubt - Just A Girl
- Foreigner - Long, Long Way from Home
- Heart - Crazy On You
- The Hunts - Darlin'
- David Bowie - Heroes
- Alice Phoebe Lou - Hammer
- Thee Oh Sees - Toe Cutter - Thumb Buster
- Roar - I Can't Handle Change
- TV Girl - Birds Dont Sing
- Laufey - From The Start
- Chas McDevitt Skiffle Group - Freight Train (feat. Nancy Whiskey)
- Metro Boomin - Am I Dreaming
- Liana Flores - rises the moon
- POP ETC - Speak Up
- Jean Knight - Mr. Big Stuff
- The Platters - Twilight Time
- Derek & The Dominos - Layla
- King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Homeless Man in Adidas
- Charlie Burg - Lovesong (The Way)
- Hot Flash Heat Wave - Gutter Girl
- ABBA - Fernando
- Mitski - My Love Mine All Mine
- Savannah Conley - More Than Fine
- Young the Giant - Mind Over Matter
- Future Crib - Yer Movin'
- Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone
- benches - Violent
- Musical Youth - Pass The Dutchie
- Olivia Rodrigo - vampire
- Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone - City Of Stars
- Maya Hawke - Thérèse
- Current Joys - A Different Age
- Wayne Newton - Danke Schoen
- La Roux - Bulletproof
- Jason Segel, Walter - Man Or Muppet
- U2 - I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
- The Raconteurs - Steady, As She Goes
- The Ink Spots - Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall
- Ace of Base - The Sign
- Vulfpeck - 1612
- Nordista Freeze - Hey GiGi
- The Chainsmokers - New York City
- Suki Waterhouse - Johanna
- Pete Rodriguez - I Like It Like That
- Calvin Harris - Summer
- The Rare Occasions - Notion
- a-ha - Take on Me
- Rush - Working Man
- Traffic - Dear Mr. Fantasy
- Starbuck - Moonlight Feels Right
- Van Halen - Drop Dead Legs
- The Troggs - Wild Thing
- Led Zeppelin - Good Times Bad Times
- The Byrds - Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)
- Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love
- Justin Timberlake - SexyBack (feat. Timbaland)
- David Bowie - Suffragette City
- Ludwig van Beethoven - Sonata No. 14 in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2 "Moonlight"
- Avicii - Wake Me Up
- The Who - La-La-La-Lies
- The Spinners - The Rubberband Man
- MGMT - Time to Pretend
- Hootie & The Blowfish - Only Wanna Be With You
- Sheck Wes - Mo Bamba
- Claire Rosinkranz - 123
- Ringo Starr - Photograph
- The Proclaimers - I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)
- Duran Duran - Rio
2024.05.12 15:11 Peefart6 Cat Rescues/TNR/No-Kill Shelters in Southeast Michigan?
I made another post about my kitten, Frankie, that I rescued from being abandoned by momma cat. We’ve come to the conclusion that he was sick and momma cat knew we’d help. Proven by her coming back with more kittens and letting us feed them. There’s a whole litter, plus momma, and an implied tomcat, as she didn’t get pregnant all by herself.
We can’t afford to take in more kittens! Frankie’s bills alone were super expensive. I’m looking for TNR places I can call/trust, places that’d spay or neuter them for me, foster them, and find them homes! I’m unable to foster, I just want to save these kitties! They’re very sick if they’re anything like my Frankie. 4-6 weeks!
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We can’t afford to take in more kittens! Frankie’s bills alone were super expensive. I’m looking for TNR places I can call/trust, places that’d spay or neuter them for me, foster them, and find them homes! I’m unable to foster, I just want to save these kitties! They’re very sick if they’re anything like my Frankie. 4-6 weeks!
2024.05.04 18:35 Lazy_Arrival4516 Three special things for u/stewblock2023
 | Hello, everyone! My name is u/Lazy_Arrival4516, and I have three special things for my friend u/stewblock2023! Yes, three of them. So let’s start off with the first one, which is an upcoming refreshed version of Toño Prada’s cartoon mural. You know? The mural created by Spanish graffiti artist Toño Prada for INCIBE while it’s inspired by three hybrid crossover Disney movies called Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, Chip n' Dale: Rescue Rangers and Once Upon A Studio, as well as many other crossovers like Super Smash Bros., Peter Kay's Animated All-Star Band from Children in Need, The Children's Party at the Palace, every single bumper from Cartoon Network's 20th Birthday, the Simpsons and Family Guy crossover, and many other crossovers due to various iconic cartoon characters on it? Yep! But this time, it will be a blank longer version of the mural, with its gates having the same shape. It will have the same characters from the mural, but also, “more characters”. Plus, the characters will be completely white drawings with black bolder and no details when they’re in the base. Also, the drawings will have each number on them, representing more than 268 cartoon characters. But don’t worry! I’ll make sure that u/stewblock2023 will handle this, by painting the mural to what the fan-made version looks like! Here’s the numbered list of all the characters in order: submitted by Lazy_Arrival4516 to u/Lazy_Arrival4516 [link] [comments]
NOTE: I'm hard to add the drawings and numbers. The next one is about Toño Prada’s cartoon mural again, but this time, with characters from animations by Joe (and Danielle Kogan)! The mural will have the same thing as the previous one, with a slight difference that the mural is now shaped like the original version of Toño Prada’s cartoon mural. Also, the drawings will have each number on them, representing more than 37 Ukinojoe characters. Also, the gates will not be painted because they’re going to be dark-brown like in Toño Prada’s cartoon mural. But let’s not forget the list:
NOTE: Again, I'm hard to add the drawings and numbers. And last but not least is a new upcoming video, which contains the fan-made versions of both scenes from Chip n’ Dale: Rescue Rangers where Sweet Pete transforms into his bootleg form, Frankenpete, by the malfunctioning machine! And yes, this video is inspired by a Reddit comment about the fan-made versions of both forms of the character, but we don’t include the voices (except for Marie’s meow and a version of Wreck-It Ralph’s catchphrase) for this video because it doesn’t have the scenes where Frankenpete started chasing Chip and Dale. Why? Because like I said, this is an edited version of said scene. Here’s the screenshots of the comment that will inspire the video: https://preview.redd.it/ntw8a3x2sfyc1.png?width=1141&format=png&auto=webp&s=6e630eb4661c855af2c460f73ea999f0d54653a0 Anyway, let’s check out the video’s plot. First, it has two different languages: in the beginning, the language is Latin-American Spanish before it changes to a high-pitched version of the English language from the original film (can be seen on the Villains Wiki page of Sweet Pete) during the scene where Frankenpete was created. Also, it basically uses the “Sweet Pete transforms into Frankenpete” scene from the Latin-American dub of Chip n’ Dale: Rescue Rangers, with a few differences:
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2024.05.02 20:23 picklesupreme Bad Tony’s nominees are here!
Thank you to everyone who submitted names! If you want to just get to it, here is the voting form: https://forms.gle/NVvnGRrrwyXBAND7A
And the nominees are…
Best Fake Accent
Sutton Foster - Sweeney Todd
Daniel Radcliffe - Merrily We Roll Along
Aaron Tveit - Sweeney Todd
Kara Young - Purlie Victorious
Jeremy Jordan - The Great Gatsby
Most Athletic Performance
All The Acrobats - Water For Elephants
Justin Guarini - Once Upon A One More Time
Daniel Radcliffe - Merrily We Roll Along
Sutton Foster - Once Upon A Mattress
Everyone - Illinoise
Best Ensemble
The Outsiders
Here Lies Love
Merrily We Roll Along
Once Upon A One More Time
Hell’s Kitchen
Back to the Future
Water For Elephants
Ensemble Member Who Really Lives by the Motto that there are “No Small Parts”
Amber Ardolino - Back to the Future
Carson Stewart - The Notebook
Max Rackenberg, Rocco Van Auken, Brady Wagner aka all the Frankie Jr.’s - Merrily We Roll Along
Jonathan Christopher - Sweeney Todd
Best Playbill Biography
Hillary Clinton - Suffs
James Monroe Inglehart - Spamalot
Paul Alexander Nolan - Water For Elephants
Nik Walker - Spamalot
Taran Killam - Spamalot
Best Playbill Design
Merrily We Roll Along
Cabaret
Water For Elephants
Here Lies Love
The Notebook
Best Use of Pop Culture References to Connect With the Youth: Combined with the Best/Worst/Corniest Jokes Category, because they both had very similar nominees.
All the Lesbian Jokes - Lempicka
“I’m Done With the Spanish Flu” - The Great Gatsby
The George Santos Reference - Spamalot
The Ozempic Jokes - Spamalot
Lots of Things - The Mean Girls Movie
Best Merch
The Notebook, Specifically the Tissue Boxes
Once Upon A One More Time
Gutenberg!
Suffs
Merrily We Roll Along
Best New or New-Ish Performer
Liam Pearce - How to Dance in Ohio
Ali Louis Bourzgui - The Who’s Tommy
Nichelle Lewis - The Wiz
Hannah Cruz - Suffs
Brody Grant - The Outsiders
Most Highly Critically Acclaimed Play that Only 17 People Actually Paid To See
Jaja’s African Hair Braiding
Uncle Vanya
Days of Wine and Roses
Prayer For the French Republic
Lempicka, starring Mariand Torres
Performer Who Did Not Get To Show Off Enough In Their Role: thank you to u/Comprehensive-Fun47 for suggesting this category and its nominees!
Sierra Boggess - Harmony
Julie Benko - Harmony
Beth Leavel - Lempicka
Steve Carrell - Uncle Vanya
Christina Sajous - The Who’s Tommy
Worst Show to go Into Blind
Days of Wine and Roses
Lempicka
Merrily We Roll Along
The Who’s Tommy
Here Lies Love
Best Official Social Media of a Production: There are so many posts to choose from to best represent each of these shows marketing moves; I just went ahead and chose my favorite post from each nominated show.
Gutenberg!
Lempicka
The Great Gatsby
The Outsiders
How To Dance In Ohio
Best Theatre-Related Social Media
Bryan The Business Analyst
MickeyJoTheatre
Kate Reinking
BroadwaySHO
The Theatr App
Most TikTok Worthy Song
Woman Is - Lempicka
Roaring On - The Great Gatsby
Kiss Me - The Notebook
Best Stage Door Experience
Merrily We Roll Along
Harmony
Sweeney Todd
The Great Gatsby
Lempicka
Worst Stage Door Experience
Gutenberg!
Sweeney Todd
Days of Wine and Roses
The Great Gatsby
Merrily We Roll Along
Role Most Likely To Be Stolen By James Chosen in a Movie: And yes, these all were suggested more than once.
Tamara de Lempicka - Lempicka
Anyone - Spamalot
Bud or Doug - Gutenberg
Jay Gatsby - The Great Gatsby
The Cowardly Lion - The Wiz
Single Best Costume
Aaron Tveit’s Bloody Shirt that Sold For $6k - Sweeney Todd
This Cinderella Dress - Once Upon A One More Time
This Glinda Dress - The Wiz
Emcee’s Dress During “Money” - Cabaret
Rafaela’s Jacket - Lempicka
Single Best Prop
The DeLorean - Back to the Future
The Notebook - The Notebook
Rosie the Elephant - Water For Elephants
The Typewriter - Merrily We Roll Along
The Hats - Gutenberg!
Craziest News Story
Lauren Boebert at Beetlejuice
My Son’s A Queer Postponement/Cancellation
Ethan Slater and Ariana Grande
New Sweeney Todd Casting
Two Great Gatsby Musicals
Best Post on Broadway
Eva Noblezada Last Show Updates! - u/elaerna
Tired of the "what show should I see" posts? Help me build a flow chart we can pin! - u/FlowersBloomUntil
Sweeny Todd is just a guy????????? - u/badwyrm
MEGATHREAD of Spamalot (2023-24) Knights Who Say "Ni!" bits (Alex Brightman, et al.) - u/Thatchos
Gutenberg Guest Roster - u/Apprehensive-Sir1988
Best Producer on Gutenberg!
Lin-Manuel Miranda
Weird Al
Audra McDonald
Idina Menzel
Steve Martin and Martin Short
Worst Snack Allowed in the Theater
Anything with Crinkly Wrapping
Chips
Spaghetti Sauce
Popcorn
Alcohol
Worst Things To Do As An Audience Member
Be On Phones
Talking
Singing Along
Filming
Shame Performers For Not Stage-Dooring
Worst Behaved Audience
Sweeney Todd
Moulin Rouge
An Enemy of the People
Aladdin
Student Matinees in General
Best Bathroom Attendant
Stephen Sondheim Theatre (& Juliet)
Al Hirschfeld Theatre (Moulin Rouge)
August Wilson Theatre (Funny Girl, Cabaret)
Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre (Parade, The Outsiders)
Broadhurst Theatre (A Beautiful Noise)
Single Best Song to Come Out of This Season
Great American Bitch - Suffs
Great Expectations - The Outsiders
Evanesce - Days of Wine and Roses
Woman Is - Lempicka
Here Lies Love - Here Lies Love
Best Play That Did Not Premiere On Broadway
Oh, Mary!
Primary Trust
Jonah
Death, Let Me Do My Show
All The Devils Are Here
Best Musical That Did Not Premiere On Broadway
Dead Outlaw
Operation Mincemeat
Here We Are
Teeth
The Connector
Most Anticipated Show of Next Season
Sunset Boulevard
Romeo + Juliet
Boop!
Gatsby
Our Town
Old Friends
…
That’s all of them! Please let me know if there are any better links I can put in, or if any of the links don’t work.
I know there are some statistics nerds on this subreddit, so if anyone can come up with some wacky statistics related to these nominees, that would be real cool! Or if anyone wants to design the program for this year’s Bad Tony’s, that would also be really cool! Alright, anyway, I hope you all enjoy!
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And the nominees are…
Best Fake Accent
Sutton Foster - Sweeney Todd
Daniel Radcliffe - Merrily We Roll Along
Aaron Tveit - Sweeney Todd
Kara Young - Purlie Victorious
Jeremy Jordan - The Great Gatsby
Most Athletic Performance
All The Acrobats - Water For Elephants
Justin Guarini - Once Upon A One More Time
Daniel Radcliffe - Merrily We Roll Along
Sutton Foster - Once Upon A Mattress
Everyone - Illinoise
Best Ensemble
The Outsiders
Here Lies Love
Merrily We Roll Along
Once Upon A One More Time
Hell’s Kitchen
Back to the Future
Water For Elephants
Ensemble Member Who Really Lives by the Motto that there are “No Small Parts”
Amber Ardolino - Back to the Future
Carson Stewart - The Notebook
Max Rackenberg, Rocco Van Auken, Brady Wagner aka all the Frankie Jr.’s - Merrily We Roll Along
Jonathan Christopher - Sweeney Todd
Best Playbill Biography
Hillary Clinton - Suffs
James Monroe Inglehart - Spamalot
Paul Alexander Nolan - Water For Elephants
Nik Walker - Spamalot
Taran Killam - Spamalot
Best Playbill Design
Merrily We Roll Along
Cabaret
Water For Elephants
Here Lies Love
The Notebook
Best Use of Pop Culture References to Connect With the Youth: Combined with the Best/Worst/Corniest Jokes Category, because they both had very similar nominees.
All the Lesbian Jokes - Lempicka
“I’m Done With the Spanish Flu” - The Great Gatsby
The George Santos Reference - Spamalot
The Ozempic Jokes - Spamalot
Lots of Things - The Mean Girls Movie
Best Merch
The Notebook, Specifically the Tissue Boxes
Once Upon A One More Time
Gutenberg!
Suffs
Merrily We Roll Along
Best New or New-Ish Performer
Liam Pearce - How to Dance in Ohio
Ali Louis Bourzgui - The Who’s Tommy
Nichelle Lewis - The Wiz
Hannah Cruz - Suffs
Brody Grant - The Outsiders
Most Highly Critically Acclaimed Play that Only 17 People Actually Paid To See
Jaja’s African Hair Braiding
Uncle Vanya
Days of Wine and Roses
Prayer For the French Republic
Lempicka, starring Mariand Torres
Performer Who Did Not Get To Show Off Enough In Their Role: thank you to u/Comprehensive-Fun47 for suggesting this category and its nominees!
Sierra Boggess - Harmony
Julie Benko - Harmony
Beth Leavel - Lempicka
Steve Carrell - Uncle Vanya
Christina Sajous - The Who’s Tommy
Worst Show to go Into Blind
Days of Wine and Roses
Lempicka
Merrily We Roll Along
The Who’s Tommy
Here Lies Love
Best Official Social Media of a Production: There are so many posts to choose from to best represent each of these shows marketing moves; I just went ahead and chose my favorite post from each nominated show.
Gutenberg!
Lempicka
The Great Gatsby
The Outsiders
How To Dance In Ohio
Best Theatre-Related Social Media
Bryan The Business Analyst
MickeyJoTheatre
Kate Reinking
BroadwaySHO
The Theatr App
Most TikTok Worthy Song
Woman Is - Lempicka
Roaring On - The Great Gatsby
Kiss Me - The Notebook
Best Stage Door Experience
Merrily We Roll Along
Harmony
Sweeney Todd
The Great Gatsby
Lempicka
Worst Stage Door Experience
Gutenberg!
Sweeney Todd
Days of Wine and Roses
The Great Gatsby
Merrily We Roll Along
Role Most Likely To Be Stolen By James Chosen in a Movie: And yes, these all were suggested more than once.
Tamara de Lempicka - Lempicka
Anyone - Spamalot
Bud or Doug - Gutenberg
Jay Gatsby - The Great Gatsby
The Cowardly Lion - The Wiz
Single Best Costume
Aaron Tveit’s Bloody Shirt that Sold For $6k - Sweeney Todd
This Cinderella Dress - Once Upon A One More Time
This Glinda Dress - The Wiz
Emcee’s Dress During “Money” - Cabaret
Rafaela’s Jacket - Lempicka
Single Best Prop
The DeLorean - Back to the Future
The Notebook - The Notebook
Rosie the Elephant - Water For Elephants
The Typewriter - Merrily We Roll Along
The Hats - Gutenberg!
Craziest News Story
Lauren Boebert at Beetlejuice
My Son’s A Queer Postponement/Cancellation
Ethan Slater and Ariana Grande
New Sweeney Todd Casting
Two Great Gatsby Musicals
Best Post on Broadway
Eva Noblezada Last Show Updates! - u/elaerna
Tired of the "what show should I see" posts? Help me build a flow chart we can pin! - u/FlowersBloomUntil
Sweeny Todd is just a guy????????? - u/badwyrm
MEGATHREAD of Spamalot (2023-24) Knights Who Say "Ni!" bits (Alex Brightman, et al.) - u/Thatchos
Gutenberg Guest Roster - u/Apprehensive-Sir1988
Best Producer on Gutenberg!
Lin-Manuel Miranda
Weird Al
Audra McDonald
Idina Menzel
Steve Martin and Martin Short
Worst Snack Allowed in the Theater
Anything with Crinkly Wrapping
Chips
Spaghetti Sauce
Popcorn
Alcohol
Worst Things To Do As An Audience Member
Be On Phones
Talking
Singing Along
Filming
Shame Performers For Not Stage-Dooring
Worst Behaved Audience
Sweeney Todd
Moulin Rouge
An Enemy of the People
Aladdin
Student Matinees in General
Best Bathroom Attendant
Stephen Sondheim Theatre (& Juliet)
Al Hirschfeld Theatre (Moulin Rouge)
August Wilson Theatre (Funny Girl, Cabaret)
Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre (Parade, The Outsiders)
Broadhurst Theatre (A Beautiful Noise)
Single Best Song to Come Out of This Season
Great American Bitch - Suffs
Great Expectations - The Outsiders
Evanesce - Days of Wine and Roses
Woman Is - Lempicka
Here Lies Love - Here Lies Love
Best Play That Did Not Premiere On Broadway
Oh, Mary!
Primary Trust
Jonah
Death, Let Me Do My Show
All The Devils Are Here
Best Musical That Did Not Premiere On Broadway
Dead Outlaw
Operation Mincemeat
Here We Are
Teeth
The Connector
Most Anticipated Show of Next Season
Sunset Boulevard
Romeo + Juliet
Boop!
Gatsby
Our Town
Old Friends
…
That’s all of them! Please let me know if there are any better links I can put in, or if any of the links don’t work.
I know there are some statistics nerds on this subreddit, so if anyone can come up with some wacky statistics related to these nominees, that would be real cool! Or if anyone wants to design the program for this year’s Bad Tony’s, that would also be really cool! Alright, anyway, I hope you all enjoy!
2024.04.26 18:33 Zumalover_988 Shows i finished
Mech x-4 Will and Grace first series A series of unfortunate events The half moon investigations Deadtime stories Family Matters Riverdale Full house Make it pop Austin and Ally 100 things to do before high school K.C. undercover Andi mack Dog with a blog Kirby Buckets Crash n bernstein Nicky, ricky, dicky, and dawn Talia in the Kitchen School of Rock Deadtime stories I am Frankie Gotham Supergirl Icarly Drake and Josh Zoey 101 Ned's declassified school survival guide Marvin Marvin Sam and Cat Victorious Hannah Montana Wolfblood Game shakers Henry Danger The thundermans Life with derek My babysitter's a vampire Bella and the bulldogs Raven's Home That's so raven Jessie Liv and Maddie Lizzie McGuire Sonny with a chance Cory in the house Good luck Charlie Boy meets world Girls meets world I didn't do it A.n.t. farm Shake it up Best friends whenever Haunted Hathaway Round the twist Suite of Zack and Cody Suite on deck Wizards of waverly place Lab rats Every witch way House of Mouse Pig goat banana cricket(finished) The adventures of kid danger(finished) Fresh beat band of spies(finished) Wallykazam (not watching) Rugrats pre-school daze(finished) Monster vs Aliens(finished) Sanjay and Craig(finished) Breadwinners (finished) Over the garden wall(finished) Alivin said the chipmunk (1998)(finished) Justice league(finished) She-ra(finished) Scaredy Squirrel (finished) The casagrandes(finished) Bubble guppies Shimmer and shine(finished) Blaze and the monster machine (not watching) Nella the princess knight Blue's clues & you (not watching) Paw patrol (not watching) Peppa pig (not watching) The wild thornberrys(finished) The penguin of Madagascar (finished) King fu panda legend of awesomeness (finished) Justice league action (finished) Justice league unlimited (finished) Superman the animated series Tom and Jerry(finished) Tom and Jerry kids(finished) Tom and Jerry show(finished) Tom and Jerry Tales(finished) Young Justice(finished) Code Lyoko(finished) Ed, Edd n Eddy(finished) Courage the cowardly dog(finished) Generator Rex(finished) Ben 10: Alien force(finished) Ben 10: ultimate alien(finished) Ben 10: Omniverse(finished) Uncle Grandpa(finished) Scooby doo Mystery incorporated (finished) Ever after high(finished) Regular show(finished) Monster Allergy(finished) Wolverine and the X-men(finished) Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles(finished) The new scooby doo movies(finished) Shaggy and Scooby doo get a clue(finished) Scooby doo and Guess who?(finished) Scooby doo and scrappy doo(finished) The new scooby doo and scrappy doo show(finished) The 13 ghosts of scooby doo(finished) the amazing world of Gumball(finished) Max and Ruby (finished) Arthur (finished) What's new Scooby doo (finished) Johnny Test (finished) Kid vs Kat(finished) Spongebob squarepants (finished) 6teen(finished) Cyberchase(finished) Hey Arnold (finished) Fish hooks (finished) Wordgirl (finished) Madeline (finished) A pup named Scooby doo (finished) Martha speaks(finished) World of winx (finished) Kick buttowski (finished) Mighty B! (Finished) DC Superhero girls (finished) The magic school bus (finished) The proud family (finished) Juniper Lee (finished) Static Shock (finished) Spiderman the animated series (finished) Spectacular Spiderman (finished) Ultimate Spiderman (finished) Marvel's Spiderman (finished) Sally Bollywood (finished) Jacob Two Two (finished) Total Drama island (finished) Total drama action (finished) Total drama world tour (finished) Total drama revenge of the island (finished) Total drama all stars (finished) Total drama pahkitew island (finished) Total drama: The ridiculous race (finished) Speed racer next generation (finished) Lilo and Stich (finished) Sabrina's secret life (finished) Randy Cunningham 9th grade ninja (finished) Supernoobs (finished) Shezow (finished) Monster High (finished) Bratz (finished) X-men the animated series (finished) Sabrina the teenage witch (1971) (finished) Sabrina the animated series (finished) X-men evolution (finished) I.n.k. (Invisible network for kids) (finished) Mona the vampire (finished) Atomic Betty (finished) Fairly oddparents (finished) Ducktales (2017) (finished) Sonic (satm) (finished) Teen Titans (finished) Avatar the last airbender (finished) The loud house (finished) My little Pony friendship of magic (finished) Foster's home for imaginary friends (finished) Jake and the Neverland pirates (finished) Mia and me (finished) Chowder (finished) Flapjack (finished) Star vs the forces of evil (finished) W.i.t.c.h. (Finished) Totally spies (finished) Phineas and ferb (finished) Danny Phantom (finished) T.u.f.f. puppy (finished) Bunsen is a beast (finished) Sofia the first (finished) Tangled the series (finished) Big hero the series (finished) Aladdin the series (finished) Blue clues (finished) Powerpuff girls (finished) Steven universe (finished) Steven universe future (finished) Kim possible (finished) Chalkzone (finished) Adventure time (finished) Dexter's Laboratory (finished) Rugrats (finished) Invader zim (finished) American dragon (finished) All grown up (finished) The backyardigans (finished) My life is a teenage robot (finished) Planet sheen (finished) The adventures of Jimmy Neutron: boy genius (finished) El Tigre: the adventures of Manny Rivero (finished) Wild Kratts (finished) The grim adventures of Billy and Mandy (finished) Codename kids next door (finished) Dora the explorer (finished) Legend of Korra (finished) Dora and friends into the city (finished) Fanboy and Chum Chum (finished) Back at the barnyard (finished Tutenstein (finished) Growing up creepie (finished) The lion guard(finished) Scooby doo, where are you?(finished) The Simpsons (finished) Courage of the cowardly dog (finished) Static Shock (finished) Gravity falls (finished) Recess (finished) Schoolhouse rock! (finished) The secret Saturdays (finished) Will and Grace 2017 (finished) Criminal minds (finished) Sister Sister (finished) Degrassi high (finished) The owl house (finished)
Amphibia (finished)
Everybody hates Chris (finished)
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Amphibia (finished)
Everybody hates Chris (finished)
2024.04.24 02:26 EricShanRick We need to talk about Bloo
Most people member Foster's Home Imaginary Friends for being an upbeat cartoon that exemplified childhood creativity. What very few of them realize is that the entire show is based on a fabrication, a childhood that was never meant to be.
The original Mac was an incredibly lonely child who had to deal with the sudden divorce of his parents. With an abusive older brother, an absent dad, and a workaholic mom, Mac didn't have anyone to turn to. It was only natural he ended up making an imaginary friend, a friend named Bloo.
This is where Mac's life diverges from the one you know. Bloo was imaginary in the truest sense of the word. He could only be seen and heard by Mac. His mom, let's call her Lauren, didn't think much of it when she saw Mac talking to himself. It was normal for kids his age to have imaginary friends after all. She did however think it was strange when Mac still played with Bloo after he turned eight. She tried to gently explain to Mac that Bloo was just a figment of his mind, but Mac went hysterical as a result. He swore up and down that Bloo was a real person who was always by his side and even cried when his mom wouldn't believe him.
She had to eventually drop the subject. Lauren resigned herself to the fact that Mac was possibly developing slower than other children and that bringing up the subject would only bring unnecessary stress. She told herself that Mac would grow out of this phase within due time.
That was until the incidents started happening. One day before Mac returned home from school, Lauren banged her toe against a desk and cursed under her breath. When Mac finally returned, he ran up to her and said with childish glee that Bloo told him she said a bad word. He even described her toe hitting the desk.
Lauren froze when she heard this. How could Mac have known something he wasn't a witness to? She told herself that Mac was just playing a weird joke on her and through some stroke of luck made a story that lined up with what happened. It sounded contrived, but it was the only way she could make sense of it.
That was far from the only weird thing to happen in their home. Items would suddenly go missing and pop up in random places. She at first blamed it on Terrance since he was a perpetual troublemaker, but the incidents still persisted even when he wasn't home. Sometimes she'd hear the kitchen stool screech and find it where the misplaced items used to be. Lauren could even swear there were times it felt like someone was watching her even when she was home alone.
The final straw happened when Mac was late coming home one day. It was a considerable amount of time past his usual arrival, but he was a no show. This naturally got Lauren anxious, so she drove to the school to see if Mac was still there. When the teacher told her that Mac had already left, her anxiety only grew. She went driving around the neighborhood, carefully scanning the area for her son. She combed through the area for half an hour and yet her son was nowhere to be found. Lauren was about to call 911 to report him missing until she heard a faint ping of his voice.
She cocked her head to the left to see a decrepit mansion that looked like it had been burned down in the past. Lauren gasped as she caught a brief image of Mac running past one of the upstairs windows. Her heart pulsed like an alarm bell, her legs took off running faster than her brain could process. Lauren slammed open the decrepit doors and screamed out for her dear son.
" Mac!? Mac! Please come out!" The words came our more like a cough due to the heavy layer of dust in the air. Lauren wondered why in the hell would Mac be in a dreary place like this of all locations. She stomped up the rotting stairs and took off in the direction she saw Mac. The mansion held dozens upon dozens of different rooms, making the search for her son incredibly vexing. Each door she opened only revealed to Lauren rooms full of discarded toys and furniture. With an undeterred resolve only a worried mom could have, Lauren pressed onward until she saw... him.
She finally found her son Mac... at the bottom of a large hole in the floor, laying motionless on the ground!
" OH GOD NO, MAC!!!!" Lauren screamed with so much intensity she was sure the entire neighborhood heard her. Dialing for an ambulance in one hand, she marched back down to the first floor to save Mac.
Mac awoke a few hours later at the hospital, much to the relief of Lauren who had been crying nonstop since his fall. The doctors said that his injuries weren't too serious and would heal up within two weeks. When asked why he was there in the first place, Mac said he was playing with Bloo and all the other imaginary friends. It was then that Lauren realized her son wasn't just mentally delayed. There was something fundamentally wrong with him. She wanted to scream at Mac that he could've lost his life over a stupid game of pretend, but the head Doctor held her back.
He was well familiar with cases like this and knew of an institute that could give Mac the help he desperately needed. Lauren was recommended to go to Madam Foster's home for wayward children. It was a mental health facility specially designed to deal with kids who had Mac's unique condition. With no other options, Lauren scheduled a visit there as soon as Mac was fully healed.
Lauren was greeted by a red-headed nurse when she admitted Mac in. Her name was Frankie and she was the granddaughter of the facility's founder. She got along well with Mac, helping him adjust to his new surroundings and performing mental health exercises. Lauren was astonished at how normal Mac was around Frankie. He didn't talk about Bloo as often and seemed more grounded in reality.
Frankie explained to her that Mac suffered from Tulpa syndrome. It was a common disorder among children who come from troubled homes. They would create imaginary friends to help deal with their stress and form intense bonds with them. What made these friends unique was that they were metaphysical beings, meaning that they could have a tangible effect on the world even though they could only be seen by children with the disease. A child's imagination is incredibly powerful and their tulpa is no different. It's been noted that tulpas have their own free will and have a tendency to get violent if they feel their owner is in danger. Within Madam Foster's facility, the children could slowly move past their trauma and become less dependent on their imaginary friends, weakening their power until they reverted back to nothing.
It was too much for Lauren to even begin to comprehend. Her son had somehow spawned an otherworldly creature into existence through imagination alone? She wanted to laugh in Frankie's face but her mind wandered back to all those strange events that happened at home. She never could explain why items would go missing and how Mac somehow had knowledge of what she did while home alone. And then there was the matter of the abandoned mansion.
She asked Frankie what about the mansion drew Mac to it and her answer made Lauren's blood chill. The mansion used to belong to a wealthy family of many children. The family would often invite other kids to play in their mansion and host several parties throughout the year. All that fun would come to an end when a flame broke out, tragically ending the lives of almost everyone inside. There was one survivor, a girl whose name was withheld from the media due to her age. She told reporters that her imaginary friend felt like she abandoned it for her human friends so she set the place ablaze to get her attention. Ever since then, that mansion has been a hotspot of children with tulpa syndrome. It was like there was a magnetic force compelling them to visit it. Frankie theorized that the friend's lingering feelings of abandonment drew like-minded kids to the property.
Hearing it all laid out like that made Lauren question her parenting. Being a single mother, she devoted herself to her job nearly 24/7 to provide for her two boys. Her family was financially afloat, but at what cost? Mac often begged her to spend more time with him and she always brushed him off by reminding him how important it was for her to keep a roof over their heads. There was also the matter of Terrence who had grown into a complete delinquent due to a lack of supervision. The guilt grappling her heart was immense. Mac was all alone and felt the need to create someone to keep him company. She couldn’t help but blame herself for Mac's condition. Lauren knew she had to be there for him.
Lauren spent every day she could visiting Mac at Madam Foster's and watch his progress. The road forward was tumultuous at first, but with perseverance and the support of everyone in the facility, Mac was on the path to recovery. He could go for long periods of time without mentioning Bloo and seemed to grasp the idea that he was just imaginary. Lauren eagerly awaited the day he could return to a normal life. One day, as she was making her way outside, Lauren felt something trip her and sent her plummeting to the ground. She rubbed her head groggily and picked up a piece of paper placed by her feet. What it read made her heart sink.
" MAC DOESN'T BELONG TO YOU! STOP TRYING TO TAKE HIM AWAY FROM ME BEFORE YOU END UP LIKE THE OTHERS!"
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The original Mac was an incredibly lonely child who had to deal with the sudden divorce of his parents. With an abusive older brother, an absent dad, and a workaholic mom, Mac didn't have anyone to turn to. It was only natural he ended up making an imaginary friend, a friend named Bloo.
This is where Mac's life diverges from the one you know. Bloo was imaginary in the truest sense of the word. He could only be seen and heard by Mac. His mom, let's call her Lauren, didn't think much of it when she saw Mac talking to himself. It was normal for kids his age to have imaginary friends after all. She did however think it was strange when Mac still played with Bloo after he turned eight. She tried to gently explain to Mac that Bloo was just a figment of his mind, but Mac went hysterical as a result. He swore up and down that Bloo was a real person who was always by his side and even cried when his mom wouldn't believe him.
She had to eventually drop the subject. Lauren resigned herself to the fact that Mac was possibly developing slower than other children and that bringing up the subject would only bring unnecessary stress. She told herself that Mac would grow out of this phase within due time.
That was until the incidents started happening. One day before Mac returned home from school, Lauren banged her toe against a desk and cursed under her breath. When Mac finally returned, he ran up to her and said with childish glee that Bloo told him she said a bad word. He even described her toe hitting the desk.
Lauren froze when she heard this. How could Mac have known something he wasn't a witness to? She told herself that Mac was just playing a weird joke on her and through some stroke of luck made a story that lined up with what happened. It sounded contrived, but it was the only way she could make sense of it.
That was far from the only weird thing to happen in their home. Items would suddenly go missing and pop up in random places. She at first blamed it on Terrance since he was a perpetual troublemaker, but the incidents still persisted even when he wasn't home. Sometimes she'd hear the kitchen stool screech and find it where the misplaced items used to be. Lauren could even swear there were times it felt like someone was watching her even when she was home alone.
The final straw happened when Mac was late coming home one day. It was a considerable amount of time past his usual arrival, but he was a no show. This naturally got Lauren anxious, so she drove to the school to see if Mac was still there. When the teacher told her that Mac had already left, her anxiety only grew. She went driving around the neighborhood, carefully scanning the area for her son. She combed through the area for half an hour and yet her son was nowhere to be found. Lauren was about to call 911 to report him missing until she heard a faint ping of his voice.
She cocked her head to the left to see a decrepit mansion that looked like it had been burned down in the past. Lauren gasped as she caught a brief image of Mac running past one of the upstairs windows. Her heart pulsed like an alarm bell, her legs took off running faster than her brain could process. Lauren slammed open the decrepit doors and screamed out for her dear son.
" Mac!? Mac! Please come out!" The words came our more like a cough due to the heavy layer of dust in the air. Lauren wondered why in the hell would Mac be in a dreary place like this of all locations. She stomped up the rotting stairs and took off in the direction she saw Mac. The mansion held dozens upon dozens of different rooms, making the search for her son incredibly vexing. Each door she opened only revealed to Lauren rooms full of discarded toys and furniture. With an undeterred resolve only a worried mom could have, Lauren pressed onward until she saw... him.
She finally found her son Mac... at the bottom of a large hole in the floor, laying motionless on the ground!
" OH GOD NO, MAC!!!!" Lauren screamed with so much intensity she was sure the entire neighborhood heard her. Dialing for an ambulance in one hand, she marched back down to the first floor to save Mac.
He was well familiar with cases like this and knew of an institute that could give Mac the help he desperately needed. Lauren was recommended to go to Madam Foster's home for wayward children. It was a mental health facility specially designed to deal with kids who had Mac's unique condition. With no other options, Lauren scheduled a visit there as soon as Mac was fully healed.
Lauren was greeted by a red-headed nurse when she admitted Mac in. Her name was Frankie and she was the granddaughter of the facility's founder. She got along well with Mac, helping him adjust to his new surroundings and performing mental health exercises. Lauren was astonished at how normal Mac was around Frankie. He didn't talk about Bloo as often and seemed more grounded in reality.
Frankie explained to her that Mac suffered from Tulpa syndrome. It was a common disorder among children who come from troubled homes. They would create imaginary friends to help deal with their stress and form intense bonds with them. What made these friends unique was that they were metaphysical beings, meaning that they could have a tangible effect on the world even though they could only be seen by children with the disease. A child's imagination is incredibly powerful and their tulpa is no different. It's been noted that tulpas have their own free will and have a tendency to get violent if they feel their owner is in danger. Within Madam Foster's facility, the children could slowly move past their trauma and become less dependent on their imaginary friends, weakening their power until they reverted back to nothing.
It was too much for Lauren to even begin to comprehend. Her son had somehow spawned an otherworldly creature into existence through imagination alone? She wanted to laugh in Frankie's face but her mind wandered back to all those strange events that happened at home. She never could explain why items would go missing and how Mac somehow had knowledge of what she did while home alone. And then there was the matter of the abandoned mansion.
She asked Frankie what about the mansion drew Mac to it and her answer made Lauren's blood chill. The mansion used to belong to a wealthy family of many children. The family would often invite other kids to play in their mansion and host several parties throughout the year. All that fun would come to an end when a flame broke out, tragically ending the lives of almost everyone inside. There was one survivor, a girl whose name was withheld from the media due to her age. She told reporters that her imaginary friend felt like she abandoned it for her human friends so she set the place ablaze to get her attention. Ever since then, that mansion has been a hotspot of children with tulpa syndrome. It was like there was a magnetic force compelling them to visit it. Frankie theorized that the friend's lingering feelings of abandonment drew like-minded kids to the property.
Hearing it all laid out like that made Lauren question her parenting. Being a single mother, she devoted herself to her job nearly 24/7 to provide for her two boys. Her family was financially afloat, but at what cost? Mac often begged her to spend more time with him and she always brushed him off by reminding him how important it was for her to keep a roof over their heads. There was also the matter of Terrence who had grown into a complete delinquent due to a lack of supervision. The guilt grappling her heart was immense. Mac was all alone and felt the need to create someone to keep him company. She couldn’t help but blame herself for Mac's condition. Lauren knew she had to be there for him.
Lauren spent every day she could visiting Mac at Madam Foster's and watch his progress. The road forward was tumultuous at first, but with perseverance and the support of everyone in the facility, Mac was on the path to recovery. He could go for long periods of time without mentioning Bloo and seemed to grasp the idea that he was just imaginary. Lauren eagerly awaited the day he could return to a normal life. One day, as she was making her way outside, Lauren felt something trip her and sent her plummeting to the ground. She rubbed her head groggily and picked up a piece of paper placed by her feet. What it read made her heart sink.
" MAC DOESN'T BELONG TO YOU! STOP TRYING TO TAKE HIM AWAY FROM ME BEFORE YOU END UP LIKE THE OTHERS!"
2024.04.24 02:25 EricShanRick We need to talk about Bloo
Most people member Foster's Home Imaginary Friends for being an upbeat cartoon that exemplified childhood creativity. What very few of them realize is that the entire show is based on a fabrication, a childhood that was never meant to be.
The original Mac was an incredibly lonely child who had to deal with the sudden divorce of his parents. With an abusive older brother, an absent dad, and a workaholic mom, Mac didn't have anyone to turn to. It was only natural he ended up making an imaginary friend, a friend named Bloo.
This is where Mac's life diverges from the one you know. Bloo was imaginary in the truest sense of the word. He could only be seen and heard by Mac. His mom, let's call her Lauren, didn't think much of it when she saw Mac talking to himself. It was normal for kids his age to have imaginary friends after all. She did however think it was strange when Mac still played with Bloo after he turned eight. She tried to gently explain to Mac that Bloo was just a figment of his mind, but Mac went hysterical as a result. He swore up and down that Bloo was a real person who was always by his side and even cried when his mom wouldn't believe him.
She had to eventually drop the subject. Lauren resigned herself to the fact that Mac was possibly developing slower than other children and that bringing up the subject would only bring unnecessary stress. She told herself that Mac would grow out of this phase within due time.
That was until the incidents started happening. One day before Mac returned home from school, Lauren banged her toe against a desk and cursed under her breath. When Mac finally returned, he ran up to her and said with childish glee that Bloo told him she said a bad word. He even described her toe hitting the desk.
Lauren froze when she heard this. How could Mac have known something he wasn't a witness to? She told herself that Mac was just playing a weird joke on her and through some stroke of luck made a story that lined up with what happened. It sounded contrived, but it was the only way she could make sense of it.
That was far from the only weird thing to happen in their home. Items would suddenly go missing and pop up in random places. She at first blamed it on Terrance since he was a perpetual troublemaker, but the incidents still persisted even when he wasn't home. Sometimes she'd hear the kitchen stool screech and find it where the misplaced items used to be. Lauren could even swear there were times it felt like someone was watching her even when she was home alone.
The final straw happened when Mac was late coming home one day. It was a considerable amount of time past his usual arrival, but he was a no show. This naturally got Lauren anxious, so she drove to the school to see if Mac was still there. When the teacher told her that Mac had already left, her anxiety only grew. She went driving around the neighborhood, carefully scanning the area for her son. She combed through the area for half an hour and yet her son was nowhere to be found. Lauren was about to call 911 to report him missing until she heard a faint ping of his voice.
She cocked her head to the left to see a decrepit mansion that looked like it had been burned down in the past. Lauren gasped as she caught a brief image of Mac running past one of the upstairs windows. Her heart pulsed like an alarm bell, her legs took off running faster than her brain could process. Lauren slammed open the decrepit doors and screamed out for her dear son.
" Mac!? Mac! Please come out!" The words came our more like a cough due to the heavy layer of dust in the air. Lauren wondered why in the hell would Mac be in a dreary place like this of all locations. She stomped up the rotting stairs and took off in the direction she saw Mac. The mansion held dozens upon dozens of different rooms, making the search for her son incredibly vexing. Each door she opened only revealed to Lauren rooms full of discarded toys and furniture. With an undeterred resolve only a worried mom could have, Lauren pressed onward until she saw... him.
She finally found her son Mac... at the bottom of a large hole in the floor, laying motionless on the ground!
" OH GOD NO, MAC!!!!" Lauren screamed with so much intensity she was sure the entire neighborhood heard her. Dialing for an ambulance in one hand, she marched back down to the first floor to save Mac.
Mac awoke a few hours later at the hospital, much to the relief of Lauren who had been crying nonstop since his fall. The doctors said that his injuries weren't too serious and would heal up within two weeks. When asked why he was there in the first place, Mac said he was playing with Bloo and all the other imaginary friends. It was then that Lauren realized her son wasn't just mentally delayed. There was something fundamentally wrong with him. She wanted to scream at Mac that he could've lost his life over a stupid game of pretend, but the head Doctor held her back.
He was well familiar with cases like this and knew of an institute that could give Mac the help he desperately needed. Lauren was recommended to go to Madam Foster's home for wayward children. It was a mental health facility specially designed to deal with kids who had Mac's unique condition. With no other options, Lauren scheduled a visit there as soon as Mac was fully healed.
Lauren was greeted by a red-headed nurse when she admitted Mac in. Her name was Frankie and she was the granddaughter of the facility's founder. She got along well with Mac, helping him adjust to his new surroundings and performing mental health exercises. Lauren was astonished at how normal Mac was around Frankie. He didn't talk about Bloo as often and seemed more grounded in reality.
Frankie explained to her that Mac suffered from Tulpa syndrome. It was a common disorder among children who come from troubled homes. They would create imaginary friends to help deal with their stress and form intense bonds with them. What made these friends unique was that they were metaphysical beings, meaning that they could have a tangible effect on the world even though they could only be seen by children with the disease. A child's imagination is incredibly powerful and their tulpa is no different. It's been noted that tulpas have their own free will and have a tendency to get violent if they feel their owner is in danger. Within Madam Foster's facility, the children could slowly move past their trauma and become less dependent on their imaginary friends, weakening their power until they reverted back to nothing.
It was too much for Lauren to even begin to comprehend. Her son had somehow spawned an otherworldly creature into existence through imagination alone? She wanted to laugh in Frankie's face but her mind wandered back to all those strange events that happened at home. She never could explain why items would go missing and how Mac somehow had knowledge of what she did while home alone. And then there was the matter of the abandoned mansion.
She asked Frankie what about the mansion drew Mac to it and her answer made Lauren's blood chill. The mansion used to belong to a wealthy family of many children. The family would often invite other kids to play in their mansion and host several parties throughout the year. All that fun would come to an end when a flame broke out, tragically ending the lives of almost everyone inside. There was one survivor, a girl whose name was withheld from the media due to her age. She told reporters that her imaginary friend felt like she abandoned it for her human friends so she set the place ablaze to get her attention. Ever since then, that mansion has been a hotspot of children with tulpa syndrome. It was like there was a magnetic force compelling them to visit it. Frankie theorized that the friend's lingering feelings of abandonment drew like-minded kids to the property.
Hearing it all laid out like that made Lauren question her parenting. Being a single mother, she devoted herself to her job nearly 24/7 to provide for her two boys. Her family was financially afloat, but at what cost? Mac often begged her to spend more time with him and she always brushed him off by reminding him how important it was for her to keep a roof over their heads. There was also the matter of Terrence who had grown into a complete delinquent due to a lack of supervision. The guilt grappling her heart was immense. Mac was all alone and felt the need to create someone to keep him company. She couldn’t help but blame herself for Mac's condition. Lauren knew she had to be there for him.
Lauren spent every day she could visiting Mac at Madam Foster's and watch his progress. The road forward was tumultuous at first, but with perseverance and the support of everyone in the facility, Mac was on the path to recovery. He could go for long periods of time without mentioning Bloo and seemed to grasp the idea that he was just imaginary. Lauren eagerly awaited the day he could return to a normal life. One day, as she was making her way outside, Lauren felt something trip her and sent her plummeting to the ground. She rubbed her head groggily and picked up a piece of paper placed by her feet. What it read made her heart sink.
" MAC DOESN'T BELONG TO YOU! STOP TRYING TO TAKE HIM AWAY FROM ME BEFORE YOU END UP LIKE THE OTHERS!"
submitted by EricShanRick to libraryofshadows [link] [comments]
The original Mac was an incredibly lonely child who had to deal with the sudden divorce of his parents. With an abusive older brother, an absent dad, and a workaholic mom, Mac didn't have anyone to turn to. It was only natural he ended up making an imaginary friend, a friend named Bloo.
This is where Mac's life diverges from the one you know. Bloo was imaginary in the truest sense of the word. He could only be seen and heard by Mac. His mom, let's call her Lauren, didn't think much of it when she saw Mac talking to himself. It was normal for kids his age to have imaginary friends after all. She did however think it was strange when Mac still played with Bloo after he turned eight. She tried to gently explain to Mac that Bloo was just a figment of his mind, but Mac went hysterical as a result. He swore up and down that Bloo was a real person who was always by his side and even cried when his mom wouldn't believe him.
She had to eventually drop the subject. Lauren resigned herself to the fact that Mac was possibly developing slower than other children and that bringing up the subject would only bring unnecessary stress. She told herself that Mac would grow out of this phase within due time.
That was until the incidents started happening. One day before Mac returned home from school, Lauren banged her toe against a desk and cursed under her breath. When Mac finally returned, he ran up to her and said with childish glee that Bloo told him she said a bad word. He even described her toe hitting the desk.
Lauren froze when she heard this. How could Mac have known something he wasn't a witness to? She told herself that Mac was just playing a weird joke on her and through some stroke of luck made a story that lined up with what happened. It sounded contrived, but it was the only way she could make sense of it.
That was far from the only weird thing to happen in their home. Items would suddenly go missing and pop up in random places. She at first blamed it on Terrance since he was a perpetual troublemaker, but the incidents still persisted even when he wasn't home. Sometimes she'd hear the kitchen stool screech and find it where the misplaced items used to be. Lauren could even swear there were times it felt like someone was watching her even when she was home alone.
The final straw happened when Mac was late coming home one day. It was a considerable amount of time past his usual arrival, but he was a no show. This naturally got Lauren anxious, so she drove to the school to see if Mac was still there. When the teacher told her that Mac had already left, her anxiety only grew. She went driving around the neighborhood, carefully scanning the area for her son. She combed through the area for half an hour and yet her son was nowhere to be found. Lauren was about to call 911 to report him missing until she heard a faint ping of his voice.
She cocked her head to the left to see a decrepit mansion that looked like it had been burned down in the past. Lauren gasped as she caught a brief image of Mac running past one of the upstairs windows. Her heart pulsed like an alarm bell, her legs took off running faster than her brain could process. Lauren slammed open the decrepit doors and screamed out for her dear son.
" Mac!? Mac! Please come out!" The words came our more like a cough due to the heavy layer of dust in the air. Lauren wondered why in the hell would Mac be in a dreary place like this of all locations. She stomped up the rotting stairs and took off in the direction she saw Mac. The mansion held dozens upon dozens of different rooms, making the search for her son incredibly vexing. Each door she opened only revealed to Lauren rooms full of discarded toys and furniture. With an undeterred resolve only a worried mom could have, Lauren pressed onward until she saw... him.
She finally found her son Mac... at the bottom of a large hole in the floor, laying motionless on the ground!
" OH GOD NO, MAC!!!!" Lauren screamed with so much intensity she was sure the entire neighborhood heard her. Dialing for an ambulance in one hand, she marched back down to the first floor to save Mac.
He was well familiar with cases like this and knew of an institute that could give Mac the help he desperately needed. Lauren was recommended to go to Madam Foster's home for wayward children. It was a mental health facility specially designed to deal with kids who had Mac's unique condition. With no other options, Lauren scheduled a visit there as soon as Mac was fully healed.
Lauren was greeted by a red-headed nurse when she admitted Mac in. Her name was Frankie and she was the granddaughter of the facility's founder. She got along well with Mac, helping him adjust to his new surroundings and performing mental health exercises. Lauren was astonished at how normal Mac was around Frankie. He didn't talk about Bloo as often and seemed more grounded in reality.
Frankie explained to her that Mac suffered from Tulpa syndrome. It was a common disorder among children who come from troubled homes. They would create imaginary friends to help deal with their stress and form intense bonds with them. What made these friends unique was that they were metaphysical beings, meaning that they could have a tangible effect on the world even though they could only be seen by children with the disease. A child's imagination is incredibly powerful and their tulpa is no different. It's been noted that tulpas have their own free will and have a tendency to get violent if they feel their owner is in danger. Within Madam Foster's facility, the children could slowly move past their trauma and become less dependent on their imaginary friends, weakening their power until they reverted back to nothing.
It was too much for Lauren to even begin to comprehend. Her son had somehow spawned an otherworldly creature into existence through imagination alone? She wanted to laugh in Frankie's face but her mind wandered back to all those strange events that happened at home. She never could explain why items would go missing and how Mac somehow had knowledge of what she did while home alone. And then there was the matter of the abandoned mansion.
She asked Frankie what about the mansion drew Mac to it and her answer made Lauren's blood chill. The mansion used to belong to a wealthy family of many children. The family would often invite other kids to play in their mansion and host several parties throughout the year. All that fun would come to an end when a flame broke out, tragically ending the lives of almost everyone inside. There was one survivor, a girl whose name was withheld from the media due to her age. She told reporters that her imaginary friend felt like she abandoned it for her human friends so she set the place ablaze to get her attention. Ever since then, that mansion has been a hotspot of children with tulpa syndrome. It was like there was a magnetic force compelling them to visit it. Frankie theorized that the friend's lingering feelings of abandonment drew like-minded kids to the property.
Hearing it all laid out like that made Lauren question her parenting. Being a single mother, she devoted herself to her job nearly 24/7 to provide for her two boys. Her family was financially afloat, but at what cost? Mac often begged her to spend more time with him and she always brushed him off by reminding him how important it was for her to keep a roof over their heads. There was also the matter of Terrence who had grown into a complete delinquent due to a lack of supervision. The guilt grappling her heart was immense. Mac was all alone and felt the need to create someone to keep him company. She couldn’t help but blame herself for Mac's condition. Lauren knew she had to be there for him.
Lauren spent every day she could visiting Mac at Madam Foster's and watch his progress. The road forward was tumultuous at first, but with perseverance and the support of everyone in the facility, Mac was on the path to recovery. He could go for long periods of time without mentioning Bloo and seemed to grasp the idea that he was just imaginary. Lauren eagerly awaited the day he could return to a normal life. One day, as she was making her way outside, Lauren felt something trip her and sent her plummeting to the ground. She rubbed her head groggily and picked up a piece of paper placed by her feet. What it read made her heart sink.
" MAC DOESN'T BELONG TO YOU! STOP TRYING TO TAKE HIM AWAY FROM ME BEFORE YOU END UP LIKE THE OTHERS!"
2024.04.23 17:22 EricShanRick We Need to talk about Bloo
Most people member Foster's Home Imaginary Friends for being an upbeat cartoon that exemplified childhood creativity. What very few of them realize is that the entire show is based on a fabrication, a childhood that was never meant to be.
The original Mac was an incredibly lonely child who had to deal with the sudden divorce of his parents. With an abusive older brother, an absent dad, and a workaholic mom, Mac didn't have anyone to turn to. It was only natural he ended up making an imaginary friend, a friend named Bloo.
This is where Mac's life diverges from the one you know. Bloo was imaginary in the truest sense of the word. He could only be seen and heard by Mac. His mom, let's call her Lauren, didn't think much of it when she saw Mac talking to himself. It was normal for kids his age to have imaginary friends after all. She did however think it was strange when Mac still played with Bloo after he turned eight. She tried to gently explain to Mac that Bloo was just a figment of his mind, but Mac went hysterical as a result. He swore up and down that Bloo was a real person who was always by his side and even cried when his mom wouldn't believe him.
She had to eventually drop the subject. Lauren resigned herself to the fact that Mac was possibly developing slower than other children and that bringing up the subject would only bring unnecessary stress. She told herself that Mac would grow out of this phase within due time.
That was until the incidents started happening. One day before Mac returned home from school, Lauren banged her toe against a desk and cursed under her breath. When Mac finally returned, he ran up to her and said with childish glee that Bloo told him she said a bad word. He even described her toe hitting the desk.
Lauren froze when she heard this. How could Mac have known something he wasn't a witness to? She told herself that Mac was just playing a weird joke on her and through some stroke of luck made a story that lined up with what happened. It sounded contrived, but it was the only way she could make sense of it.
That was far from the only weird thing to happen in their home. Items would suddenly go missing and pop up in random places. She at first blamed it on Terrance since he was a perpetual troublemaker, but the incidents still persisted even when he wasn't home. Sometimes she'd hear the kitchen stool screech and find it where the misplaced items used to be. Lauren could even swear there were times it felt like someone was watching her even when she was home alone.
The final straw happened when Mac was late coming home one day. It was a considerable amount of time past his usual arrival, but he was a no show. This naturally got Lauren anxious, so she drove to the school to see if Mac was still there. When the teacher told her that Mac had already left, her anxiety only grew. She went driving around the neighborhood, carefully scanning the area for her son. She combed through the area for half an hour and yet her son was nowhere to be found. Lauren was about to call 911 to report him missing until she heard a faint ping of his voice.
She cocked her head to the left to see a decrepit mansion that looked like it had been burned down in the past. Lauren gasped as she caught a brief image of Mac running past one of the upstairs windows. Her heart pulsed like an alarm bell, her legs took off running faster than her brain could process. Lauren slammed open the decrepit doors and screamed out for her dear son.
" Mac!? Mac! Please come out!" The words came our more like a cough due to the heavy layer of dust in the air. Lauren wondered why in the hell would Mac be in a dreary place like this of all locations. She stomped up the rotting stairs and took off in the direction she saw Mac. The mansion held dozens upon dozens of different rooms, making the search for her son incredibly vexing. Each door she opened only revealed to Lauren rooms full of discarded toys and furniture. With an undeterred resolve only a worried mom could have, Lauren pressed onward until she saw... him.
She finally found her son Mac... at the bottom of a large hole in the floor, laying motionless on the ground!
" OH GOD NO, MAC!!!!" Lauren screamed with so much intensity she was sure the entire neighborhood heard her. Dialing for an ambulance in one hand, she marched back down to the first floor to save Mac.
Mac awoke a few hours later at the hospital, much to the relief of Lauren who had been crying nonstop since his fall. The doctors said that his injuries weren't too serious and would heal up within two weeks. When asked why he was there in the first place, Mac said he was playing with Bloo and all the other imaginary friends. It was then that Lauren realized her son wasn't just mentally delayed. There was something fundamentally wrong with him. She wanted to scream at Mac that he could've lost his life over a stupid game of pretend, but the head Doctor held her back.
He was well familiar with cases like this and knew of an institute that could give Mac the help he desperately needed. Lauren was recommended to go to Madam Foster's home for wayward children. It was a mental health facility specially designed to deal with kids who had Mac's unique condition. With no other options, Lauren scheduled a visit there as soon as Mac was fully healed.
Lauren was greeted by a red-headed nurse when she admitted Mac in. Her name was Frankie and she was the granddaughter of the facility's founder. She got along well with Mac, helping him adjust to his new surroundings and performing mental health exercises. Lauren was astonished at how normal Mac was around Frankie. He didn't talk about Bloo as often and seemed more grounded in reality.
Frankie explained to her that Mac suffered from Tulpa syndrome. It was a common disorder among children who come from troubled homes. They would create imaginary friends to help deal with their stress and form intense bonds with them. What made these friends unique was that they were metaphysical beings, meaning that they could have a tangible effect on the world even though they could only be seen by children with the disease. A child's imagination is incredibly powerful and their tulpa is no different. It's been noted that tulpas have their own free will and have a tendency to get violent if they feel their owner is in danger. Within Madam Foster's facility, the children could slowly move past their trauma and become less dependent on their imaginary friends, weakening their power until they reverted back to nothing.
It was too much for Lauren to even begin to comprehend. Her son had somehow spawned an otherworldly creature into existence through imagination alone? She wanted to laugh in Frankie's face but her mind wandered back to all those strange events that happened at home. She never could explain why items would go missing and how Mac somehow had knowledge of what she did while home alone. And then there was the matter of the abandoned mansion.
She asked Frankie what about the mansion drew Mac to it and her answer made Lauren's blood chill. The mansion used to belong to a wealthy family of many children. The family would often invite other kids to play in their mansion and host several parties throughout the year. All that fun would come to an end when a flame broke out, tragically ending the lives of almost everyone inside. There was one survivor, a girl whose name was withheld from the media due to her age. She told reporters that her imaginary friend felt like she abandoned it for her human friends so she set the place ablaze to get her attention. Ever since then, that mansion has been a hotspot of children with tulpa syndrome. It was like there was a magnetic force compelling them to visit it. Frankie theorized that the friend's lingering feelings of abandonment drew like-minded kids to the property.
Hearing it all laid out like that made Lauren question her parenting. Being a single mother, she devoted herself to her job nearly 24/7 to provide for her two boys. Her family was financially afloat, but at what cost? Mac often begged her to spend more time with him and she always brushed him off by reminding him how important it was for her to keep a roof over their heads. There was also the matter of Terrence who had grown into a complete delinquent due to a lack of supervision. The guilt grappling her heart was immense. Mac was all alone and felt the need to create someone to keep him company. She couldn’t help but blame herself for Mac's condition. Lauren knew she had to be there for him.
Lauren spent every day she could visiting Mac at Madam Foster's and watch his progress. The road forward was tumultuous at first, but with perseverance and the support of everyone in the facility, Mac was on the path to recovery. He could go for long periods of time without mentioning Bloo and seemed to grasp the idea that he was just imaginary. Lauren eagerly awaited the day he could return to a normal life. One day, as she was making her way outside, Lauren felt something trip her and sent her plummeting to the ground. She rubbed her head groggily and picked up a piece of paper placed by her feet. What it read made her heart sink.
" MAC DOESN'T BELONG TO YOU! STOP TRYING TO TAKE HIM AWAY FROM ME BEFORE YOU END UP LIKE THE OTHERS!"
submitted by EricShanRick to clancypasta [link] [comments]
The original Mac was an incredibly lonely child who had to deal with the sudden divorce of his parents. With an abusive older brother, an absent dad, and a workaholic mom, Mac didn't have anyone to turn to. It was only natural he ended up making an imaginary friend, a friend named Bloo.
This is where Mac's life diverges from the one you know. Bloo was imaginary in the truest sense of the word. He could only be seen and heard by Mac. His mom, let's call her Lauren, didn't think much of it when she saw Mac talking to himself. It was normal for kids his age to have imaginary friends after all. She did however think it was strange when Mac still played with Bloo after he turned eight. She tried to gently explain to Mac that Bloo was just a figment of his mind, but Mac went hysterical as a result. He swore up and down that Bloo was a real person who was always by his side and even cried when his mom wouldn't believe him.
She had to eventually drop the subject. Lauren resigned herself to the fact that Mac was possibly developing slower than other children and that bringing up the subject would only bring unnecessary stress. She told herself that Mac would grow out of this phase within due time.
That was until the incidents started happening. One day before Mac returned home from school, Lauren banged her toe against a desk and cursed under her breath. When Mac finally returned, he ran up to her and said with childish glee that Bloo told him she said a bad word. He even described her toe hitting the desk.
Lauren froze when she heard this. How could Mac have known something he wasn't a witness to? She told herself that Mac was just playing a weird joke on her and through some stroke of luck made a story that lined up with what happened. It sounded contrived, but it was the only way she could make sense of it.
That was far from the only weird thing to happen in their home. Items would suddenly go missing and pop up in random places. She at first blamed it on Terrance since he was a perpetual troublemaker, but the incidents still persisted even when he wasn't home. Sometimes she'd hear the kitchen stool screech and find it where the misplaced items used to be. Lauren could even swear there were times it felt like someone was watching her even when she was home alone.
The final straw happened when Mac was late coming home one day. It was a considerable amount of time past his usual arrival, but he was a no show. This naturally got Lauren anxious, so she drove to the school to see if Mac was still there. When the teacher told her that Mac had already left, her anxiety only grew. She went driving around the neighborhood, carefully scanning the area for her son. She combed through the area for half an hour and yet her son was nowhere to be found. Lauren was about to call 911 to report him missing until she heard a faint ping of his voice.
She cocked her head to the left to see a decrepit mansion that looked like it had been burned down in the past. Lauren gasped as she caught a brief image of Mac running past one of the upstairs windows. Her heart pulsed like an alarm bell, her legs took off running faster than her brain could process. Lauren slammed open the decrepit doors and screamed out for her dear son.
" Mac!? Mac! Please come out!" The words came our more like a cough due to the heavy layer of dust in the air. Lauren wondered why in the hell would Mac be in a dreary place like this of all locations. She stomped up the rotting stairs and took off in the direction she saw Mac. The mansion held dozens upon dozens of different rooms, making the search for her son incredibly vexing. Each door she opened only revealed to Lauren rooms full of discarded toys and furniture. With an undeterred resolve only a worried mom could have, Lauren pressed onward until she saw... him.
She finally found her son Mac... at the bottom of a large hole in the floor, laying motionless on the ground!
" OH GOD NO, MAC!!!!" Lauren screamed with so much intensity she was sure the entire neighborhood heard her. Dialing for an ambulance in one hand, she marched back down to the first floor to save Mac.
He was well familiar with cases like this and knew of an institute that could give Mac the help he desperately needed. Lauren was recommended to go to Madam Foster's home for wayward children. It was a mental health facility specially designed to deal with kids who had Mac's unique condition. With no other options, Lauren scheduled a visit there as soon as Mac was fully healed.
Lauren was greeted by a red-headed nurse when she admitted Mac in. Her name was Frankie and she was the granddaughter of the facility's founder. She got along well with Mac, helping him adjust to his new surroundings and performing mental health exercises. Lauren was astonished at how normal Mac was around Frankie. He didn't talk about Bloo as often and seemed more grounded in reality.
Frankie explained to her that Mac suffered from Tulpa syndrome. It was a common disorder among children who come from troubled homes. They would create imaginary friends to help deal with their stress and form intense bonds with them. What made these friends unique was that they were metaphysical beings, meaning that they could have a tangible effect on the world even though they could only be seen by children with the disease. A child's imagination is incredibly powerful and their tulpa is no different. It's been noted that tulpas have their own free will and have a tendency to get violent if they feel their owner is in danger. Within Madam Foster's facility, the children could slowly move past their trauma and become less dependent on their imaginary friends, weakening their power until they reverted back to nothing.
It was too much for Lauren to even begin to comprehend. Her son had somehow spawned an otherworldly creature into existence through imagination alone? She wanted to laugh in Frankie's face but her mind wandered back to all those strange events that happened at home. She never could explain why items would go missing and how Mac somehow had knowledge of what she did while home alone. And then there was the matter of the abandoned mansion.
She asked Frankie what about the mansion drew Mac to it and her answer made Lauren's blood chill. The mansion used to belong to a wealthy family of many children. The family would often invite other kids to play in their mansion and host several parties throughout the year. All that fun would come to an end when a flame broke out, tragically ending the lives of almost everyone inside. There was one survivor, a girl whose name was withheld from the media due to her age. She told reporters that her imaginary friend felt like she abandoned it for her human friends so she set the place ablaze to get her attention. Ever since then, that mansion has been a hotspot of children with tulpa syndrome. It was like there was a magnetic force compelling them to visit it. Frankie theorized that the friend's lingering feelings of abandonment drew like-minded kids to the property.
Hearing it all laid out like that made Lauren question her parenting. Being a single mother, she devoted herself to her job nearly 24/7 to provide for her two boys. Her family was financially afloat, but at what cost? Mac often begged her to spend more time with him and she always brushed him off by reminding him how important it was for her to keep a roof over their heads. There was also the matter of Terrence who had grown into a complete delinquent due to a lack of supervision. The guilt grappling her heart was immense. Mac was all alone and felt the need to create someone to keep him company. She couldn’t help but blame herself for Mac's condition. Lauren knew she had to be there for him.
Lauren spent every day she could visiting Mac at Madam Foster's and watch his progress. The road forward was tumultuous at first, but with perseverance and the support of everyone in the facility, Mac was on the path to recovery. He could go for long periods of time without mentioning Bloo and seemed to grasp the idea that he was just imaginary. Lauren eagerly awaited the day he could return to a normal life. One day, as she was making her way outside, Lauren felt something trip her and sent her plummeting to the ground. She rubbed her head groggily and picked up a piece of paper placed by her feet. What it read made her heart sink.
" MAC DOESN'T BELONG TO YOU! STOP TRYING TO TAKE HIM AWAY FROM ME BEFORE YOU END UP LIKE THE OTHERS!"
2024.04.23 17:20 EricShanRick We Need to talk about Bloo
Most people remember Foster's Home Imaginary Friends for being an upbeat cartoon that exemplified childhood creativity. What very few of them realize is that the entire show is based on a fabrication, a childhood that was never meant to be.
The original Mac was an incredibly lonely child who had to deal with the sudden divorce of his parents. With an abusive older brother, an absent dad, and a workaholic mom, Mac didn't have anyone to turn to. It was only natural he ended up making an imaginary friend, a friend named Bloo.
This is where Mac's life diverges from the one you know. Bloo was imaginary in the truest sense of the word. He could only be seen and heard by Mac. His mom, let's call her Lauren, didn't think much of it when she saw Mac talking to himself. It was normal for kids his age to have imaginary friends after all. She did however think it was strange when Mac still played with Bloo after he turned eight. She tried to gently explain to Mac that Bloo was just a figment of his mind, but Mac went hysterical as a result. He swore up and down that Bloo was a real person who was always by his side and even cried when his mom wouldn't believe him.
She had to eventually drop the subject. Lauren resigned herself to the fact that Mac was possibly developing slower than other children and that bringing up the subject would only bring unnecessary stress. She told herself that Mac would grow out of this phase within due time.
That was until the incidents started happening. One day before Mac returned home from school, Lauren banged her toe against a desk and cursed under her breath. When Mac finally returned, he ran up to her and said with childish glee that Bloo told him she said a bad word. He even described her toe hitting the desk.
Lauren froze when she heard this. How could Mac have known something he wasn't a witness to? She told herself that Mac was just playing a weird joke on her and through some stroke of luck made a story that lined up with what happened. It sounded contrived, but it was the only way she could make sense of it.
That was far from the only weird thing to happen in their home. Items would suddenly go missing and pop up in random places. She at first blamed it on Terrance since he was a perpetual troublemaker, but the incidents still persisted even when he wasn't home. Sometimes she'd hear the kitchen stool screech and find it where the misplaced items used to be. Lauren could even swear there were times it felt like someone was watching her even when she was home alone.
The final straw happened when Mac was late coming home one day. It was a considerable amount of time past his usual arrival, but he was a no show. This naturally got Lauren anxious, so she drove to the school to see if Mac was still there. When the teacher told her that Mac had already left, her anxiety only grew. She went driving around the neighborhood, carefully scanning the area for her son. She combed through the area for half an hour and yet her son was nowhere to be found. Lauren was about to call 911 to report him missing until she heard a faint ping of his voice.
She cocked her head to the left to see a decrepit mansion that looked like it had been burned down in the past. Lauren gasped as she caught a brief image of Mac running past one of the upstairs windows. Her heart pulsed like an alarm bell, her legs took off running faster than her brain could process. Lauren slammed open the decrepit doors and screamed out for her dear son.
" Mac!? Mac! Please come out!" The words came our more like a cough due to the heavy layer of dust in the air. Lauren wondered why in the hell would Mac be in a dreary place like this of all locations. She stomped up the rotting stairs and took off in the direction she saw Mac. The mansion held dozens upon dozens of different rooms, making the search for her son incredibly vexing. Each door she opened only revealed to Lauren rooms full of discarded toys and furniture. With an undeterred resolve only a worried mom could have, Lauren pressed onward until she saw... him.
She finally found her son Mac... at the bottom of a large hole in the floor, laying motionless on the ground!
" OH GOD NO, MAC!!!!" Lauren screamed with so much intensity she was sure the entire neighborhood heard her. Dialing for an ambulance in one hand, she marched back down to the first floor to save Mac.
Mac awoke a few hours later at the hospital, much to the relief of Lauren who had been crying nonstop since his fall. The doctors said that his injuries weren't too serious and would heal up within two weeks. When asked why he was there in the first place, Mac said he was playing with Bloo and all the other imaginary friends. It was then that Lauren realized her son wasn't just mentally delayed. There was something fundamentally wrong with him. She wanted to scream at Mac that he could've lost his life over a stupid game of pretend, but the head Doctor held her back.
He was well familiar with cases like this and knew of an institute that could give Mac the help he desperately needed. Lauren was recommended to go to Madam Foster's home for wayward children. It was a mental health facility specially designed to deal with kids who had Mac's unique condition. With no other options, Lauren scheduled a visit there as soon as Mac was fully healed.
Lauren was greeted by a red-headed nurse when she admitted Mac in. Her name was Frankie and she was the granddaughter of the facility's founder. She got along well with Mac, helping him adjust to his new surroundings and performing mental health exercises. Lauren was astonished at how normal Mac was around Frankie. He didn't talk about Bloo as often and seemed more grounded in reality.
Frankie explained to her that Mac suffered from Tulpa syndrome. It was a common disorder among children who come from troubled homes. They would create imaginary friends to help deal with their stress and form intense bonds with them. What made these friends unique was that they were metaphysical beings, meaning that they could have a tangible effect on the world even though they could only be seen by children with the disease. A child's imagination is incredibly powerful and their tulpa is no different. It's been noted that tulpas have their own free will and have a tendency to get violent if they feel their owner is in danger. Within Madam Foster's facility, the children could slowly move past their trauma and become less dependent on their imaginary friends, weakening their power until they reverted back to nothing.
It was too much for Lauren to even begin to comprehend. Her son had somehow spawned an otherworldly creature into existence through imagination alone? She wanted to laugh in Frankie's face but her mind wandered back to all those strange events that happened at home. She never could explain why items would go missing and how Mac somehow had knowledge of what she did while home alone. And then there was the matter of the abandoned mansion.
She asked Frankie what about the mansion drew Mac to it and her answer made Lauren's blood chill. The mansion used to belong to a wealthy family of many children. The family would often invite other kids to play in their mansion and host several parties throughout the year. All that fun would come to an end when a flame broke out, tragically ending the lives of almost everyone inside. There was one survivor, a girl whose name was withheld from the media due to her age. She told reporters that her imaginary friend felt like she abandoned it for her human friends so she set the place ablaze to get her attention. Ever since then, that mansion has been a hotspot of children with tulpa syndrome. It was like there was a magnetic force compelling them to visit it. Frankie theorized that the friend's lingering feelings of abandonment drew like-minded kids to the property.
Hearing it all laid out like that made Lauren question her parenting. Being a single mother, she devoted herself to her job nearly 24/7 to provide for her two boys. Her family was financially afloat, but at what cost? Mac often begged her to spend more time with him and she always brushed him off by reminding him how important it was for her to keep a roof over their heads. There was also the matter of Terrence who had grown into a complete delinquent due to a lack of supervision. The guilt grappling her heart was immense. Mac was all alone and felt the need to create someone to keep him company. She couldn’t help but blame herself for Mac's condition. Lauren knew she had to be there for him.
Lauren spent every day she could visiting Mac at Madam Foster's and watch his progress. The road forward was tumultuous at first, but with perseverance and the support of everyone in the facility, Mac was on the path to recovery. He could go for long periods of time without mentioning Bloo and seemed to grasp the idea that he was just imaginary. Lauren eagerly awaited the day he could return to a normal life. One day, as she was making her way outside, Lauren felt something trip her and sent her plummeting to the ground. She rubbed her head groggily and picked up a piece of paper placed by her feet. What it read made her heart sink.
" MAC DOESN'T BELONG TO YOU! STOP TRYING TO TAKE HIM AWAY FROM ME BEFORE YOU END UP LIKE THE OTHERS!"
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The original Mac was an incredibly lonely child who had to deal with the sudden divorce of his parents. With an abusive older brother, an absent dad, and a workaholic mom, Mac didn't have anyone to turn to. It was only natural he ended up making an imaginary friend, a friend named Bloo.
This is where Mac's life diverges from the one you know. Bloo was imaginary in the truest sense of the word. He could only be seen and heard by Mac. His mom, let's call her Lauren, didn't think much of it when she saw Mac talking to himself. It was normal for kids his age to have imaginary friends after all. She did however think it was strange when Mac still played with Bloo after he turned eight. She tried to gently explain to Mac that Bloo was just a figment of his mind, but Mac went hysterical as a result. He swore up and down that Bloo was a real person who was always by his side and even cried when his mom wouldn't believe him.
She had to eventually drop the subject. Lauren resigned herself to the fact that Mac was possibly developing slower than other children and that bringing up the subject would only bring unnecessary stress. She told herself that Mac would grow out of this phase within due time.
That was until the incidents started happening. One day before Mac returned home from school, Lauren banged her toe against a desk and cursed under her breath. When Mac finally returned, he ran up to her and said with childish glee that Bloo told him she said a bad word. He even described her toe hitting the desk.
Lauren froze when she heard this. How could Mac have known something he wasn't a witness to? She told herself that Mac was just playing a weird joke on her and through some stroke of luck made a story that lined up with what happened. It sounded contrived, but it was the only way she could make sense of it.
That was far from the only weird thing to happen in their home. Items would suddenly go missing and pop up in random places. She at first blamed it on Terrance since he was a perpetual troublemaker, but the incidents still persisted even when he wasn't home. Sometimes she'd hear the kitchen stool screech and find it where the misplaced items used to be. Lauren could even swear there were times it felt like someone was watching her even when she was home alone.
The final straw happened when Mac was late coming home one day. It was a considerable amount of time past his usual arrival, but he was a no show. This naturally got Lauren anxious, so she drove to the school to see if Mac was still there. When the teacher told her that Mac had already left, her anxiety only grew. She went driving around the neighborhood, carefully scanning the area for her son. She combed through the area for half an hour and yet her son was nowhere to be found. Lauren was about to call 911 to report him missing until she heard a faint ping of his voice.
She cocked her head to the left to see a decrepit mansion that looked like it had been burned down in the past. Lauren gasped as she caught a brief image of Mac running past one of the upstairs windows. Her heart pulsed like an alarm bell, her legs took off running faster than her brain could process. Lauren slammed open the decrepit doors and screamed out for her dear son.
" Mac!? Mac! Please come out!" The words came our more like a cough due to the heavy layer of dust in the air. Lauren wondered why in the hell would Mac be in a dreary place like this of all locations. She stomped up the rotting stairs and took off in the direction she saw Mac. The mansion held dozens upon dozens of different rooms, making the search for her son incredibly vexing. Each door she opened only revealed to Lauren rooms full of discarded toys and furniture. With an undeterred resolve only a worried mom could have, Lauren pressed onward until she saw... him.
She finally found her son Mac... at the bottom of a large hole in the floor, laying motionless on the ground!
" OH GOD NO, MAC!!!!" Lauren screamed with so much intensity she was sure the entire neighborhood heard her. Dialing for an ambulance in one hand, she marched back down to the first floor to save Mac.
He was well familiar with cases like this and knew of an institute that could give Mac the help he desperately needed. Lauren was recommended to go to Madam Foster's home for wayward children. It was a mental health facility specially designed to deal with kids who had Mac's unique condition. With no other options, Lauren scheduled a visit there as soon as Mac was fully healed.
Lauren was greeted by a red-headed nurse when she admitted Mac in. Her name was Frankie and she was the granddaughter of the facility's founder. She got along well with Mac, helping him adjust to his new surroundings and performing mental health exercises. Lauren was astonished at how normal Mac was around Frankie. He didn't talk about Bloo as often and seemed more grounded in reality.
Frankie explained to her that Mac suffered from Tulpa syndrome. It was a common disorder among children who come from troubled homes. They would create imaginary friends to help deal with their stress and form intense bonds with them. What made these friends unique was that they were metaphysical beings, meaning that they could have a tangible effect on the world even though they could only be seen by children with the disease. A child's imagination is incredibly powerful and their tulpa is no different. It's been noted that tulpas have their own free will and have a tendency to get violent if they feel their owner is in danger. Within Madam Foster's facility, the children could slowly move past their trauma and become less dependent on their imaginary friends, weakening their power until they reverted back to nothing.
It was too much for Lauren to even begin to comprehend. Her son had somehow spawned an otherworldly creature into existence through imagination alone? She wanted to laugh in Frankie's face but her mind wandered back to all those strange events that happened at home. She never could explain why items would go missing and how Mac somehow had knowledge of what she did while home alone. And then there was the matter of the abandoned mansion.
She asked Frankie what about the mansion drew Mac to it and her answer made Lauren's blood chill. The mansion used to belong to a wealthy family of many children. The family would often invite other kids to play in their mansion and host several parties throughout the year. All that fun would come to an end when a flame broke out, tragically ending the lives of almost everyone inside. There was one survivor, a girl whose name was withheld from the media due to her age. She told reporters that her imaginary friend felt like she abandoned it for her human friends so she set the place ablaze to get her attention. Ever since then, that mansion has been a hotspot of children with tulpa syndrome. It was like there was a magnetic force compelling them to visit it. Frankie theorized that the friend's lingering feelings of abandonment drew like-minded kids to the property.
Hearing it all laid out like that made Lauren question her parenting. Being a single mother, she devoted herself to her job nearly 24/7 to provide for her two boys. Her family was financially afloat, but at what cost? Mac often begged her to spend more time with him and she always brushed him off by reminding him how important it was for her to keep a roof over their heads. There was also the matter of Terrence who had grown into a complete delinquent due to a lack of supervision. The guilt grappling her heart was immense. Mac was all alone and felt the need to create someone to keep him company. She couldn’t help but blame herself for Mac's condition. Lauren knew she had to be there for him.
Lauren spent every day she could visiting Mac at Madam Foster's and watch his progress. The road forward was tumultuous at first, but with perseverance and the support of everyone in the facility, Mac was on the path to recovery. He could go for long periods of time without mentioning Bloo and seemed to grasp the idea that he was just imaginary. Lauren eagerly awaited the day he could return to a normal life. One day, as she was making her way outside, Lauren felt something trip her and sent her plummeting to the ground. She rubbed her head groggily and picked up a piece of paper placed by her feet. What it read made her heart sink.
" MAC DOESN'T BELONG TO YOU! STOP TRYING TO TAKE HIM AWAY FROM ME BEFORE YOU END UP LIKE THE OTHERS!"
2024.04.21 05:13 After_Phrase6225 Frankie
I just started this show and Frankie really reminds me of Callie from the Fosters. From the way she talks and thinks and goes about things to her face.
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2024.04.14 06:53 Accomplished-Club-69 Thomas & Friends character basis (My AU)
Alright, since I did my take on both the Classic Series and the HiT Era model series, it's now time for the character basis for the vehicles only (Which are both rail & non-rail vehicles + Rolling stock too), and a quick notice, those 4 other characters from S4-6 need to be based on a different vehicle, since the Reverend W. Awdry and Britt Allcroft only wanted to make characters be based on 1 vehicle design type, and call me crazy, they would've introduced newer vehicle characters in Series 8 and 15! So let's get on with it! Shall we? (Also, this will be from S1-28 in my headcanon)
Series 1:
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Series 1:
- Thomas (Basis: London, Brighton and South Coast Railway (LB&SCR) Class E2 0-6-0T)
- Edward (Basis: Sharp, Stewart and Company "Larger Seagull" K2 class)
- Henry (Basis: London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Stanier 5MT "Black Five" 4-6-0)
- Gordon (Basis: LNER Class A1 Pacific)
- James (Basis: Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (L&YR) Class 28)
- Percy (Basis: Avonside SS Class "Trojan" 0-4-0ST)
- Toby (Basis: GER Class C53 0-6-0T Wisbech steam tram)
- Annie & Clarabel (Basis: LBSC Stroudley Coaches)
- Henrietta (Basis: Great Eastern Railway (GER) Wisbech and Upwell Tramway 4-wheel coach)
- Terence (Basis: John Fowler & Co., Caterpillar Inc., Allis-Chalmers, and International Harvester)
- Bertie (Basis: Leyland Motors "Tiger", type PS-1/PS-2)
- Duck (Basis: Great Western Railway (GWR) 57xx Class)
- Donald & Douglas (Basis: Caledonian Railway (CR) McIntosh 812 Class 0-6-0)
- Bill & Ben (Basis: Bagnall 0-4-0STs "Alfred" and "Judy")
- Diesel (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 08)
- Daisy (Basis: British Rail (BR)/Metro-Cammell Class 101/102 DMU)
- BoCo (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 28 "Metrovicks" Co-Bo diesel-electric engine)
- The Spiteful Brake Van (Basis: British Railways (BR) 20 ton brake van)
- Trevor (Basis: William Foster & Co. eight-ton Double Crank Compound (DCC) general purpose traction engine)
- Harold (Basis: Westland Whirlwind helicopter)
- Patriot (Basis: London, Midland and Scottish Railway "Patriot" Class 4-6-0)
- Oliver (Basis: Great Western Railway (GWR) 14xx Class 0-4-2T)
- Alice & Mirabel (Basis: British Railways (BR) Hawksworth autocoaches)
- Isabel and Dulcie (Basis: British Railways (BR) Hawksworth autocoaches)
- Mavis (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 04 0-6-0)
- Bulgy (Basis: AEC Regent V double-decker bus)
- Flying Scotsman (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Toad (Basis: GWR 16/25-ton brake van)
- D282 (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 40 "Whistler" 1Co-Co1 diesel-electric engine)
- D5701 (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 28 "Metrovicks" Co-Bo diesel-electric engine)
- Class 08 (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 08)
- D5501 (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 31 "Skinheads/Toffee-Apples" Co-Co diesel-electric engine)
- City of Truro (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Bear (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 35 "Hymek" Bo-Bo)
- D199 (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 46 "Peak" 1Co-Co1 diesel-electric engine)
- Stepney (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Cromford (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Adams (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Birch Grove (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Captain Baxter (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Bluebell & Primrose (Basis: Real locomotives of the same name)
- Fenchurch (Basis: Real locomotives of the same name)
- Boxhill (Basis: Real locomotives of the same name)
- Skarloey (Basis: Talyllyn Railway's Talyllyn)
- Rheneas (Basis: Talyllyn Railway's Dolgoch)
- Sir Handel (Basis: Talyllyn Railway's Sir Haydn)
- Peter Sam (Basis: Talyllyn Railway's Edward Thomas)
- Rusty (Basis: Talyllyn Railway's Midlander)
- Duncan (Basis: Talyllyn Railway's Douglas)
- Duke (Basis: Welsh Highland Railway's Prince)
- Talyllyn (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Dolgoch (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- S.C. Ruffey (Basis: 7-plank open wagon
- George (Basis: Aveling-Barford R class steamroller
- Caroline (Basis: 1926 Morris Oxford Bullnose saloon)
- Godred (Basis: Snowdon Mountain Railway's L.A.D.A.S.)
- Ernest (Basis: Snowdon Mountain Railway's Enid)
- Wilfred (Basis: Snowdon Mountain Railway's Wyddfa)
- Culdee (Basis: Snowdon Mountain Railway's Snowdon)
- Shane Dooiney (Basis: Snowdon Mountain Railway's Moel Siabod)
- Lord Harry/Patrick (Basis: Snowdon Mountain Railway's Sir Harmood/Padarn)
- Alaric (Basis: Snowdon Mountain Railway's Ralph)
- Eric (Basis: Snowdon Mountain Railway's Eryri)
- Catherine (Basis: Snowdon Mountain Railway's No. 4 coach)
- Bulstrode (Basis: 1920s self-propelled coastal barge)
- D261 (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 40 "Whistler" 1Co-Co1 diesel electric engine)
- Jinty (Basis: London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Fowler 3F 0-6-0T)
- Pug (Basis: LMS 0F Kitson 0-4-0ST)
- Neil (Basis: Neilson 0-4-0 box tank)
- Wilbert (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Ivo Hugh (Basis: Talyllyn Railway's Tom Rolt)
- Bob (Basis: Talyllyn Railway's Alf)
- Western (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 52 "Western" 1Co-Co1 diesel electric engine)
- Old Stuck-Up (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 37 "Tractor" 1Co-Co1 diesel electric engine)
- Sixteen (Basis: Hunslet Austerity WD 0-6-0ST)
- Green Arrow (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Mallard (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Duchess of Hamilton (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Pip and Emma (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 43 High Speed Train (HST))
- Old Slow Coach (Basis: Diagram E39 Falmouth Coupe TRI brake coach)
- The Horrid Lorries (Basis: Foden OG range lorries)
- Cranky (Basis: Various cranes from the 1920s to the 1950s)
- Thumper (Basis: Unknown)
- Derek (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 17)
- Arry & Bert (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 08)
- Bertram (Basis: Welsh Highland Railway's Railway's Blanche)
- Butch (Basis: Scammell ConstructoScammell Pioneer)
- Tiger Moth (Basis: Havilland Tiger Moth/Sopwith Camel/Nieuport 17 biplane)
- Lady (Basis: Freelance)
- Diesel 10 (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 42 "Warship" diesel-hydraulic engine)
- Splatter & Dodge (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 08)
- Salty (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 07)
- Harvey (Basis: Dübs Crane Engine No. 4101)
- Elizabeth (Basis: Sentinel DG4 steam lorry)
- Jack (Basis: Nuffield tracto International 454 tractoFoden tractor)
- Alfie (Basis: 1960 K1C10&K excavator)
- Oliver (Basis: Unknown)
- Max (Basis: 1949 Scammell Mountaineer 4-wheel drive dump trucks)
- Kelly (Basis: 1943 Thornycroft Amazon Coles Crane lorry/1942 Austin K6 lorry)
- Byron (Basis: Caterpillar bulldozer from the late 1930's)
- Ned (Basis: Brownings Steam Shovel)
- Isobella (Basis: 1. Sentinel DG4 steam lorry)
- Emily (Basis: Great Northern Railway (GNR) 1003 class Stirling Single 4-2-2)
- Fergus (Basis: Aveling and Porter 2-2-0WT 'TJ' class railway traction engine No. 9449 "The Blue Circle")
- Arthur (Basis: Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Ivatt Class 2MT tank engine)
- Murdoch (Basis: BR Standard Class 9F tender engine)
- Spencer (Basis: London and North Eastern Railway (LNER) Class A4 Pacific)
- Andrew (Basis: Hudswell Clarke Works No 1369 MSC 67 0-6-0T)
- Bailey (Basis: GWR 5101 Class No. 5199)
- Trent (Basis: Talyllyn Railway's Trecwn)
- Barry (Basis: LMS 2MT Ivatt 2-6-0 tender engine)
- Molly (Basis: Great Eastern Railway (GER) D56 Class "Claud Hamilton")
- Neville (Basis: Southern Railway (SR) Bulleid Q1 Class locomotive)
- Dennis (Basis: British Railways (BR) No. 11001)
- Mighty Mac (Basis: Ffestiniog Railway's Merddin Emrys Double Fairlie engine)
- Proteus (Basis: Perrygrove Railway's Spirit of Adventure)
- Rosie (Basis: Southern Railway (SR) USA Class)
- Freddie (Basis: Welsh Highland Railway's Russell)
- Rocky (Basis: Ransomes and Rapier 45-ton steam crane)
- Jeremy (Basis: 1963 BAC One-Eleven Airliner)
- Whiff (Basis: North Eastern Railway's 2-2-4T No. 66, named "Aerolite")
- Billy (Basis: Manning Wardle L Class 0-6-0ST)
- Hector (Basis: ICI bogie hopper wagon)
- Madge (Basis: 1964 Scammell Scarab 6-ton tractor lorry)
- Stanley (Basis: Stewart & Lloyds 16" 0-6-0STs)
- Hank (Basis: Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) K4s Class Pacific)
- Flora (Basis: 1904 Moseley Road Tramway steam tram)
- Colin (Basis: Unknown)
- Albert (Basis: Furness Railway (FR) Class J1 2-4-2T)
- Victoria & Helena (Basis: Furness Railway second class coach)
- Hiro (Basis: Japanese National Railways (JNR) Class D51 2-8-2 "Mikado")
- Victor (Basis: Minaz No. 1173, an 0-4-0ST+PT locomotive)
- Kevin (Basis: 4 wheel Ransomes & Rapier 6 ton crane)
- Charlie (Basis: Manning Wardle L Class 0-6-0ST)
- Bertha (Basis: Midland Railway's 0-10-0 tender engine)
- Goyle (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 31 "Skinheads/Toffee-Apples" Co-Co diesel-electric engine)
- Hans (Basis: Auto Union Type B)
- Bash & Dash (Basis: Bear Harbor Lumber Company's locomotive #1)
- Ferdinand (Basis: Climax Class C)
- Captain (Basis: Royal National Lifeboat Institution twin-engined Liverpool-class Lifeboat)
- Scruff (Basis: Sentinel 100 HP BE Type chain-driven vertical-boiler steam locomotive)
- Belle (Basis: British Railways Standard Class 4MT tank engine)
- Den (Basis: Rolls Royce Class 4DH Sentinel diesel-hydraulic 0-4-0)
- Dart (Basis: 0-4-0 diesel-hydraulic shunter no. 3207 "Leys")
- Paxton (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 08)
- Norman (Basis: British Railways (BR) No. 11001)
- Flynn (Basis: Tatra, Oshkosh, and Latil fire rescue vehicles)
- Sidney (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 08)
- Basil (Basis: BR Class D2/1)
- Casey & Megan (Basis: Dennis F8 type fire engines, modified with a cherry picker and searchlight)
- Winston (Basis: Type 4B two-seat Wickham Trolley)
- Luke (Basis: Kerr Stuart 0-4-0ST Wren Class No. 4256 "Peter Pan")
- Merrick (Basis Traveling Gantry Crane)
- Owen (Basis: Incline at the Dinorwic Slate Quarry)
- Stafford (Basis: North Staffordshire Railway's battery-electric No. 1)
- Stephen (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Connor (Basis: New York Central (NYC) Railroad J-3a Hudson)
- Caitlin (Basis: Baltimore and Ohio (B&O) Railroad streamlined President P-7 Class0
- Millie (Basis: 0-4-0 well tank No. 8069 Tabamar)
- Novelty (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Sans Pareil (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Porter (Basis: H.K. Porter 0-6-0ST)
- Gator (Basis: Colombian Steam Motor engine)
- Timothy (Basis: Open Cab Oil-Burning steam engine)
- Marion (Basis: Marion Model 40 Revolving Steam Shovel)
- Reg (Basis: Hybrid)
- Samson (Basis: Barclays & Co. Works No. 214)
- Glynn (Basis: Head Wrightson & Co Ltd. Type 1 "Coffee Pot No. 1" vertical boiler locomotive)
- Judy and Jerome (Basis: Cowans Sheldon 30 ton breakdown crane)
- Phillip (Basis: Pennsylvania Railroad (PR) Class A6 "Boxcab" diesel-electric switcher)
- Ryan (Basis: Great Northern Railway (GNR) Class N2)
- Rex (Basis: Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway's River Esk)
- Mike (Basis: Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway's River Mite)
- Bert (Basis: Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway's River Irt)
- Frank (Basis: Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway's Perkins)
- Jock (Basis: Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway's Northern Rock)
- Blister (Basis: Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway's Cyril)
- Sigrid of Arlesdale (Basis: Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway's Shelagh of Eskdale)
- Skiff (Basis: Eastport Pram)
- Hugo (Basis: Schienenzeppelin, known as "the Rail Zeppelin")
- Bradford (Basis: LMS 20 ton brake van)
- Ashima (Basis: Nilgiri Mountain Railway (NMR) X class)
- Axel (Basis: NMBS/SNCB Type 12)
- Raul (Basis: Three Vertical-Boiler steam locomotive)
- Frieda (Basis: DB Class 10)
- Gina (Basis: Ferrovie Nord Milano 200 0-4-0T)
- Ivan (Basis: TGM23 Class diesel shunter)
- Etienne (Basis: SNCF's BB 9004 electric locomotive)
- Vinnie (Basis: Canadian National Railway's U-4-a 6400 class)
- Carlos (Basis: Ferrocarriles Nacionales de México (National Railways of Mexico) GR-3 class 2-8-0)
- Rajiv (Basis: Fairy Queen 2-2-2 tank engine)
- Shane (Basis: South Australian Railways (SAR) 520 class)
- Yong Bao (Basis: Chinese Railways RM class 4-6-2 Pacific)
- Barzin (Basis: Federated Malay States Rlwy 0-6-2T No. 321.01)
- Daniel (Basis: Southern Pacific (SP) 4449 "Daylight")
- Farona (Basis: Renfe Class 334 electric diesel)
- Szymon (Basis: PKP class Pu29 steam locomotive)
- Dusadi (Basis: SRT Class Pacific (CX50) No. 824)
- Mehmet (Basis: TCDD 56301 Class)
- The Mainland Diesels (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 08)
- Hannah (Basis: Great Eastern Railway (GER) Wisbech and Upwell Tramway 4-wheel coach)
- Carly (Basis: Chinese portal crane)
- Theo (Basis: Aveling & Porter TJ class locomotive)
- Lexi (Basis: North Pacific Coast Railroad (NPCRR) Cab-Forward 4-4-0 No. 21)
- Merlin (Basis: South Western Railway (LSWR) N15 Class)
- Hurricane (Basis: GER Class A55 "Decapod")
- Frankie (Basis: Hudswell Clarke 0-6-0 diesel shunter)
- Beresford (Basis: Stothert & Pitt electric rolling gantry crane)
- Nia (Basis: Kenya-Uganda Railway (KUR) ED1 class)
- Kwaku (Basis: East African Railways (EAR) 59 class)
- Sam (Basis: Virginian Railway Class AG "Blue Ridge")
- Natalie (Basis: 0-4-0 diesel-hydraulic shunter no. 3207 "Leys")
- Wan-Shu (Basis: Siemens Eurorunner)
- Ace (Basis: America spec Triumph Spitfire 1500)
- Angelique (Basis: Volvo Amazon)
- Tony (Basis: Volvo Amazon)
- Beau (Basis: Virginia and Truckee 12 Genoa)
- Fernando (Basis: British Rail (BR) Class 08 diesel-electric shunter)
- Emerson (Basis: King Air B200)
- Kobe (Basis: American WWII USN 20t Tower Crane)
- Cassia (Basis: Chinese portal crane
- Carter (Basis: Stothert & Pitt electric rolling gantry crane)
- Rebecca (Basis: Southern Railway (SR) "West Country" and "Battle of Britain" class (also known as "Light Pacifics"))
- Hong-Mei (Basis: China Railways GJ 0-6-0T class)
- Tamika (Basis: South Australian Railways (SAR) SMC Class "Steam Motor Coach No. 1")
- Noor Jehan (Basis: Indian Railways (IR) WDM-2 class)
- Greyhound (Basis: Central Pacific No. 131)
- An An and Yin-Long (Basis: British LB&SCR Stroudley coaches)
- Aubrey and Aiden (Basis: Pullman First Class Parlour Cars)
- Karla and Waylen (Basis: SR Maunsell coaches)
- Dexter (Basis: SCR Stroudley four-wheeled brake coach)
- Lei (Basis: British London and North Eastern Railway (LNER) Diagram 102 12 ton van)
- Isla (Basis: King Air B200)
- Gabriela (Basis: Baroneza II)
- Lorenzo (Basis: FS Class 743)
- Gustavo (Basis: Little Joe diesel-electric engine)
- Beppe (Basis: Turkish Sultan Abdulaziz's private coach)
- Ester (Basis: Unknown)
- Brenda (Basis: Caterpillar D9H bulldozer)
- Darcy (Basis: Roadheader STR)
- Stefano (Basis: LARC-LX)
- Duchess (Basis: London Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Coronation Class)
- Marcia and Marcio (Basis: Associação Brasileira de Preservação Ferroviária (ABPF) wood-burning engine No. 215 Maria Fumaça)
- Sonny (Basis: Haydock Foundry well-tank locomotives)
- Haoran (Basis: Chinese Railways RM class 4-6-2 Pacific)
- Jianyu (Basis: National Railways of Mexico GR-3 class 2-8-0)
- Kenji (Basis: 0 series Shinkansen)
- Serena (Basis: New South Wales Government Railways (NSWGR) C38 Class 3801)
- Robert (Basis Union Pacific 4014 "Big Boy")
- Matthew (Basis: Electro-Motive Devision (EMD) F Series Unit)
- Puffing Billy (Basis: Victorian Railways (VR) NA Class 6A)
- Cairns (Basis: Real life ILR No.1 Cairns)
- Kiama (Basis: Real life ILR No.2 Kiama)
- Tully (Basis: Real life ILR No.3 Tully 6)
- Burra (Basis: Real life ILR No.4 Burra)
- Felix (Basis: Bedford TK lorry/truck)
- Sandy (Basis: Talyllyn Railway's Toby)
- Reggie (Basis: Victorian Railways (VR) R Class R761)
- Erika (Basis: General Electric (GE) Genesis diesel)
- Mason (Basis: New South Wales Government Railways (NSWGR) D59 Class 5917)
- Mark (Basis: 1980's Freight Rover Sherpa van)
- Melissa (Basis: Victorian Railways (VR) NA Class 12A)
- Kent (Basis: NH-90 Cayman)
- Madison (Basis: Norfolk & Western (N&W) J Class 611)
- Dylan (Basis: New South Wales Government Railways (NSWGR) C35 Class 3526)
- Gary (Basis: Victorian Railways (VR) G Class G42)
- Bobby (Basis: Ravensglass & Eskdale Railway's Bonnie Dundee)
- Kana (Basis: E3 Series Shinkansen (E3系))
- Yuki (Basis: 500 Series Shinkansen)
- Johnny (Basis: Victorian Railways (VR) K Class K190)
- Ethan (Basis: New South Wales Government Railways (NSWGR) C36 Class 3642)
- Arnold (Basis: Union Pacific 844)
- Lucas (Basis: Ford Zephyr V6 (1968) Mk.IV)
- Arkadi (Basis: Soviet locomotive class P36)
- Dwight D. Eisenhower (Basis: Real locomotive of the same name)
- Avyaan (Basis: DHR B Class)
- Bruno (Basis Burlington Northern extended-vision caboose)
- Riff (Basis British Rail (BR) Class 390 High Speed Train (HST)
- Zane (Basis: Electro-Motive Devision (EMD) SD70M diesel locomotive)
- Christine (Basis: Pennsylvania Railroad 4-6-2 K4s 3768)
2024.04.14 04:08 TVpoplove If I were Frankie Foster, what would my personal preferences?
As someone that hasn't seen Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends in years, to me, given her fashion and her seemingly hipster-ish attitude, Frankie seems to be into indie rock, So I wondered, would she listen to Daniel Johnston, The White Stripes, Arctic Monkeys, or other maybe would her favorite movies be The Breakfast Club, Clerks (1994), The Big Lebowski, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, or even Scott Pilgrim? What do y'all think?
submitted by TVpoplove to fostershome [link] [comments]
2024.04.02 15:59 Pito82002 Rank these 9 characters in order from favorite to least favorite.
 | For me Bloo, Wilt, Frankie, Madame Foster, Mr Herriman, Eduardo, Goo, Mac, Coco submitted by Pito82002 to cartoons [link] [comments] |
2024.04.02 15:58 Pito82002 Rank these 9 characters in order from favorite to least favorite.
 | For me submitted by Pito82002 to fostershome [link] [comments] Bloo, Wilt, Frankie, Madame Foster, Mr Herriman, Eduardo, Goo, Mac, Coco |
2024.04.02 03:36 Thin-Page7945 Sega vs Cartoon Network
 | Sega vs Cartoon Network Characters submitted by Thin-Page7945 to Ben10 [link] [comments] Sega vs Cartoon Network Sega: Sonic the Hedgehog Miles "Tails" Prower Knuckles the Echidna Amy Rose Cream the Rabbit Shadow the Hedgehog Rouge the Bat Blaze the Cat Silver the Hedgehog Chaos Emerl Zavok Infinite Metal Sonic Dr. Eggman Eggman Nega Ukyo Tatsumi (Original) Toshi Shingeru (Original) Akari Riyeko (Original) Hiroto Kanzaki (Original) Ellen Tachibana (Original) Maemi Kishi (Original) Akane Yutaka (Original) AiAi (Super Monkey Ball) MeeMee (Super Monkey Ball) Amigo (Samba de Amigo) Akira Yuki (Virtua Fighter) Pai Chan (Virtua Fighter) Jacky Bryant (Virtua Fighter) Sarah Bryant (Virtua Fighter) Kage Maru (Virtua Fighter) NiGHTS Reala (NiGHTS into Dreams) Ulala (Space Channel 5) Pudding (Space Channel 5) Beat (Jet Set Radio) Gum (Jet Set Radio) Billy Hatcher Chuih (ChuChu Rocket!) Axel Stone (Streets of Rage) Blaze Fielding (Streets of Rage) Adam Hunter (Streets of Rage) Eddie "Skate" Hunter (Streets of Rage) Max Thunder (Streets of Rage) Shiva (Streets of Rage) Mr. X (Streets of Rage) Vyse (Skies of Arcadia) Aika (Skies of Arcadia) Fina (Skies of Arcadia) Ryo Hazuki (Shenmue) Joy (Shenmue) Lan Di (Shenmue) Gilius Thunderhead (Golden Axe) Death Adder (Golden Axe) Centurion (Altered Beast) Neff (Altered Beast) Joe Musashi (Shinobi) Hotsuma (Shinobi) Hibana (Shinobi) BD Joe (Crazy Taxi) Alex Kidd Ristar Kaiser Greedy (Ristar) Vectorman Alis Landale (Phantasy Star) Lassic (Phantasy Star) Max (Shining Force) Pulseman Gunstar Red (Gunstat Heroes) Toejam & Earl Mobo & Robo (Bonanza Bros) Tomtom (Wonder Boy) Sketch Turner (Comix Zone) Arle Nadja (Puyo Puyo) Amitie (Puyo Puyo) Ringo (Puyo Puyo) Kazuma Kiryu (Yakuza) Goro Majima (Yakuza) Opa-Opa (Fantasy Zone) Harrier (Space Harrier) Duke Oda (E-SWAT) Kid Chameleon Astal Sir. Pepperouchau (Clockwork Knight) Bahn (Fighting Vipers) Candy (Fighting Vipers) Sakura Shinguji (Sakura Taisen) Culet (Columns) Thomas Rogan (The House of the Dead) Agent G (The House of the Dead) Bayonetta Hatsune Miku (Vocaloid/Hatsune Miku Project Diva) Joker (Persona 5) Ann Takamaki (Persona 5) [wears light blue bandana] Welkin Gunther (Valkyria Chronicles) Alicia Melchiott (Valkyria Chronicles) Chuck D. Head (Decap Attack) Tempo Temjin (Virtual On) Segata Sanshiro Cartoon Network: Ben Tennyson (Ben 10) Gwen Tennyson (Ben 10) Kevin Levin (Ben 10) Julie Yamamoto (Ben 10) Rook Blonko (Ben 10) Charmcaster (Ben 10) Vilgax (Ben 10) Albedo (Ben 10) Chowder KO (OK K.O. Let's Be Heroes) Courage (Courage the Cowardly Dog) Johnny Bravo Rex Salazar (Generator Rex) Agent Six (Generator Rex) Van Kleiss (Generator Rex) Shota Kamata (Original) Princess Aneko (Original) Tsubasa Sarasota (Original) Naiara Suzuki (Original) Rikuto Llamamoto (Original) Leika Minamoto (Original) Lili Zukamani (Original) Flapjack (The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack) Captain K'nuckle (The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack) Finn the Human (Adventure Time) Jake the Dog (Adventure Time) Princess Bubblegum (Adventure Time) Marceline (Adventure Time) Ice King (Adventure Time) Gumball Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball) Darwin Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball) Clarence Robotboy Cow & Chicken Samurai Jack Aku (Samurai Jack) Mordecai (Regular Show) Rigby (Regular Show) Benson (Regular Show) Pops (Regular Show) Skips (Regular Show) Muscle Man & Hi Five Ghost (Regular Show) Margaret (Regular Show) Eileen (Regular Show) Steven (Steven Universe) Garnet (Steven Universe) Amethyst (Steven Universe) Pearl (Steven Universe) Blossom (The Powerpuff Girls) Bubbles (The Powerpuff Girls) Buttercup (The Powerpuff Girls) Mojo Jojo (The Powerpuff Girls) HIM (The Powerpuff Girls) Dexter (Dexter's Laboratory) Dee Dee (Dexter's Laboratory) Mandark (Dexter's Laboratory) Numbuh One (Codename: Kids Next Door) Numbuh Two (Codename: Kids Next Door) Numbuh Three (Codename: Kids Next Door) Numbuh Four (Codename: Kids Next Door) Numbuh Five (Codename: Kids Next Door) Billy (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy) Mandy (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy) Grim Reaper (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy) Ed, Edd & Eddy Ami & Yumi (Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi) Mac & Bloo (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends) Frankie Foster (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends) Lazlo (Camp Lazlo) Raj (Camp Lazlo) Clam (Camp Lazlo) Adam Lyon & Jake Spidermonkey (My Gym Partner's a Monkey) Juniper Lee (The Life and Times of Juniper Lee) Buck Tuddrussel (Time Squad) Bugs Bunny (Looney Tunes) Daffy Duck (Looney Tunes) Porky Pig (Looney Tunes) Lola Bunny (Looney Tunes) Taz the Tasmanian Devil (Looney Tunes) Sylvester & Tweety (Looney Tunes) Marvin the Martian (Looney Tunes) Tom & Jerry Shaggy Rogers (Scooby-Doo!) Scooby-Doo (Scooby-Doo!) Fred Jones (Scooby-Doo!) Daphne Blake (Scooby-Doo!) Velma Dinkley (Scooby-Doo!) Fred Flintstone (The Flintstones) Penelope Pitstop (Wacky Races) [wears white mask] Superman (DC Comics) Batman (DC Comics) Wonder Woman (DC Comics) Green Lantern (DC Comics) The Flash (DC Comics) Supergirl (DC Comics) [wears light blue mask] Robin (Teen Titans) Raven (Teen Titans) Cyborg (Teen Titans) Beastboy (Teen Titans) Starfire (Teen Titans) Sega vs Cartoon Network 2 - New Characters [ Sega vs Cartoon Network 2 - Newcomers ] Sega: Classic Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog) Classic Tails (Sonic the Hedgehog) Doppelganger Arle (Puyo Puyo) Dr. Zan (Streets of Rage) Sam Gideon (VanQuish) Jack Cayman (MadWorld) Jeanne (Bayonetta) Kids Stars (Original) Tylor Yami (Original) Satomi Kimura (Original) Cartoon Network: Young Ben (Ben 10) Young Gwen (Ben 10) Thomas (Regular Show) Elmer Fudd (Looney Tunes) Spike Bulldog (Tom & Jerry) Butch Cat (Tom & Jerry) The Hex Girls (Scooby-Doo!) Top Cat (Original) Reijiro Miura (Original) Miyu Miani (Original) Sega vs Cartoon Network 3 - New Characters [ Sega vs Cartoon Network 3 - Newcomers ] Sega: Espio the Chameleon (Sonic the Hedgehog) Charmy Bee (Sonic the Hedgehog) Vector the Crocodile (Sonic the Hedgehog) Ax Battler (Golden Axe) Tyris Flare (Golden Axe) Shou Amabane (Burning Rangers) Rent-a-Hero (Rent a Hero) Selvaria Bles (Valkyria Chronicles) Tsukasa Hanji (Original) Miu Arino (Original) Cartoon Network: Schnitzel (Chowder) Red Guy (Cow & Chicken) Robot Jones (Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?) Grizz, Ice Bear, and Panda (We Bare Bears) Wile E. Coyote (Looney Tunes) Black Adam (DC Comics) The Joker (DC Comics) Mike Zamora (Original) Mikuru (Original) Yurikka (Original) Sega vs Cartoon Network 4 - New Characters [ Sega vs Cartoon Network 4 - Newcomers ] Sega: Big the Cat (Sonic the Hedgehog) Mighty the Armadillo (Sonic the Hedgehog) Ray the Flying Squirrel (Sonic the Hedgehog) Fang the Sniper (Sonic the Hedgehog) Bean the Dynamite (Sonic the Hedgehog) Bark the Polar Bear (Sonic the Hedgehog) Tangle the Lemur (Sonic the Hedgehog) Whisper the Wolf (Sonic the Hedgehog) Cherry Hunter (Streets of Rage) Floyd Iraia (Streets of Rage) Morgana (Persona) Ryuji Sakamoto (Persona) Yusuke Kitagawa (Persona) Makoto Niijima (Persona) Futaba Sakura (Persona) Haru Okumura (Persona) Rock Hiroshi (Original) Haru Satsuki (Original) Dawson Harukane (Original) Chuzaru Mazuba (Original) Cartoon Network: Enid (OK K.O.: Let's Be Heroes!) Radical (OK K.O.: Let's Be Heroes!) Sedusa (The Powerpuff Girls) Delightful Children (Codename: Kids Next Door) Yosemite Sam (Looney Tunes) Roadrunner (Looney Tunes) Scrappy-Doo (Scooby-Doo!) Yakko Warner (Animaniacs) Wakko Warner (Animaniacs) Dot Warner (Animaniacs) Wilma Flintstone (The Flintstones) Barney Rubble (The Flintstones) Betty Rubble (The Flintstones) George Jetson (The Jetsons) Harley Quinn (DC Comics) Daishin (Original) Yoshiki (Original) Yukito (Original) Saki Wakaba (Original) |
2024.04.02 03:28 Thin-Page7945 Sega vs Cartoon Network
 | Sega vs Cartoon Network Characters submitted by Thin-Page7945 to SEGA [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/71li4dfzxyrc1.png?width=3336&format=png&auto=webp&s=b199db7d26b9318425ab17cb843bc4d3dd946768 Sega: Sonic the Hedgehog Miles "Tails" Prower Knuckles the Echidna Amy Rose Cream the Rabbit Shadow the Hedgehog Rouge the Bat Blaze the Cat Silver the Hedgehog Chaos Emerl Zavok Infinite Metal Sonic Dr. Eggman Eggman Nega Ukyo Tatsumi (Original) Toshi Shingeru (Original) Akari Riyeko (Original) Hiroto Kanzaki (Original) Ellen Tachibana (Original) Maemi Kishi (Original) Akane Yutaka (Original) AiAi (Super Monkey Ball) MeeMee (Super Monkey Ball) Amigo (Samba de Amigo) Akira Yuki (Virtua Fighter) Pai Chan (Virtua Fighter) Jacky Bryant (Virtua Fighter) Sarah Bryant (Virtua Fighter) Kage Maru (Virtua Fighter) NiGHTS Reala (NiGHTS into Dreams) Ulala (Space Channel 5) Pudding (Space Channel 5) Beat (Jet Set Radio) Gum (Jet Set Radio) Billy Hatcher Chuih (ChuChu Rocket!) Axel Stone (Streets of Rage) Blaze Fielding (Streets of Rage) Adam Hunter (Streets of Rage) Eddie "Skate" Hunter (Streets of Rage) Max Thunder (Streets of Rage) Shiva (Streets of Rage) Mr. X (Streets of Rage) Vyse (Skies of Arcadia) Aika (Skies of Arcadia) Fina (Skies of Arcadia) Ryo Hazuki (Shenmue) Joy (Shenmue) Lan Di (Shenmue) Gilius Thunderhead (Golden Axe) Death Adder (Golden Axe) Centurion (Altered Beast) Neff (Altered Beast) Joe Musashi (Shinobi) Hotsuma (Shinobi) Hibana (Shinobi) BD Joe (Crazy Taxi) Alex Kidd Ristar Kaiser Greedy (Ristar) Vectorman Alis Landale (Phantasy Star) Lassic (Phantasy Star) Max (Shining Force) Pulseman Gunstar Red (Gunstat Heroes) Toejam & Earl Mobo & Robo (Bonanza Bros) Tomtom (Wonder Boy) Sketch Turner (Comix Zone) Arle Nadja (Puyo Puyo) Amitie (Puyo Puyo) Ringo (Puyo Puyo) Kazuma Kiryu (Yakuza) Goro Majima (Yakuza) Opa-Opa (Fantasy Zone) Harrier (Space Harrier) Duke Oda (E-SWAT) Kid Chameleon Astal Sir. Pepperouchau (Clockwork Knight) Bahn (Fighting Vipers) Candy (Fighting Vipers) Sakura Shinguji (Sakura Taisen) Culet (Columns) Thomas Rogan (The House of the Dead) Agent G (The House of the Dead) Bayonetta Hatsune Miku (Vocaloid/Hatsune Miku Project Diva) Joker (Persona 5) Ann Takamaki (Persona 5) [wears light blue bandana] Welkin Gunther (Valkyria Chronicles) Alicia Melchiott (Valkyria Chronicles) Chuck D. Head (Decap Attack) Tempo Temjin (Virtual On) Segata Sanshiro Cartoon Network: Ben Tennyson (Ben 10) Gwen Tennyson (Ben 10) Kevin Levin (Ben 10) Julie Yamamoto (Ben 10) Rook Blonko (Ben 10) Charmcaster (Ben 10) Vilgax (Ben 10) Albedo (Ben 10) Chowder KO (OK K.O. Let's Be Heroes) Courage (Courage the Cowardly Dog) Johnny Bravo Rex Salazar (Generator Rex) Agent Six (Generator Rex) Van Kleiss (Generator Rex) Shota Kamata (Original) Princess Aneko (Original) Tsubasa Sarasota (Original) Naiara Suzuki (Original) Rikuto Llamamoto (Original) Leika Minamoto (Original) Lili Zukamani (Original) Flapjack (The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack) Captain K'nuckle (The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack) Finn the Human (Adventure Time) Jake the Dog (Adventure Time) Princess Bubblegum (Adventure Time) Marceline (Adventure Time) Ice King (Adventure Time) Gumball Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball) Darwin Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball) Clarence Robotboy Cow & Chicken Samurai Jack Aku (Samurai Jack) Mordecai (Regular Show) Rigby (Regular Show) Benson (Regular Show) Pops (Regular Show) Skips (Regular Show) Muscle Man & Hi Five Ghost (Regular Show) Margaret (Regular Show) Eileen (Regular Show) Steven (Steven Universe) Garnet (Steven Universe) Amethyst (Steven Universe) Pearl (Steven Universe) Blossom (The Powerpuff Girls) Bubbles (The Powerpuff Girls) Buttercup (The Powerpuff Girls) Mojo Jojo (The Powerpuff Girls) HIM (The Powerpuff Girls) Dexter (Dexter's Laboratory) Dee Dee (Dexter's Laboratory) Mandark (Dexter's Laboratory) Numbuh One (Codename: Kids Next Door) Numbuh Two (Codename: Kids Next Door) Numbuh Three (Codename: Kids Next Door) Numbuh Four (Codename: Kids Next Door) Numbuh Five (Codename: Kids Next Door) Billy (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy) Mandy (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy) Grim Reaper (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy) Ed, Edd & Eddy Ami & Yumi (Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi) Mac & Bloo (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends) Frankie Foster (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends) Lazlo (Camp Lazlo) Raj (Camp Lazlo) Clam (Camp Lazlo) Adam Lyon & Jake Spidermonkey (My Gym Partner's a Monkey) Juniper Lee (The Life and Times of Juniper Lee) Buck Tuddrussel (Time Squad) Bugs Bunny (Looney Tunes) Daffy Duck (Looney Tunes) Porky Pig (Looney Tunes) Lola Bunny (Looney Tunes) Taz the Tasmanian Devil (Looney Tunes) Sylvester & Tweety (Looney Tunes) Marvin the Martian (Looney Tunes) Tom & Jerry Shaggy Rogers (Scooby-Doo!) Scooby-Doo (Scooby-Doo!) Fred Jones (Scooby-Doo!) Daphne Blake (Scooby-Doo!) Velma Dinkley (Scooby-Doo!) Fred Flintstone (The Flintstones) Penelope Pitstop (Wacky Races) [wears white mask] Superman (DC Comics) Batman (DC Comics) Wonder Woman (DC Comics) Green Lantern (DC Comics) The Flash (DC Comics) Supergirl (DC Comics) [wears light blue mask] Robin (Teen Titans) Raven (Teen Titans) Cyborg (Teen Titans) Beastboy (Teen Titans) Starfire (Teen Titans) https://preview.redd.it/itrsopm0yyrc1.png?width=3336&format=png&auto=webp&s=6f3bb080893fe11bbc49806418c62ea140567934 [ Sega vs Cartoon Network 2 - Newcomers ] Sega: Classic Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog) Classic Tails (Sonic the Hedgehog) Doppelganger Arle (Puyo Puyo) Dr. Zan (Streets of Rage) Sam Gideon (VanQuish) Jack Cayman (MadWorld) Jeanne (Bayonetta) Kids Stars (Original) Tylor Yami (Original) Satomi Kimura (Original) Cartoon Network: Young Ben (Ben 10) Young Gwen (Ben 10) Thomas (Regular Show) Elmer Fudd (Looney Tunes) Spike Bulldog (Tom & Jerry) Butch Cat (Tom & Jerry) The Hex Girls (Scooby-Doo!) Top Cat (Original) Reijiro Miura (Original) Miyu Miani (Original) https://preview.redd.it/j1gdakc1yyrc1.png?width=3336&format=png&auto=webp&s=084cc31628ed6095ce49600e04c8f1f8322d8656 [ Sega vs Cartoon Network 3 - Newcomers ] Sega: Espio the Chameleon (Sonic the Hedgehog) Charmy Bee (Sonic the Hedgehog) Vector the Crocodile (Sonic the Hedgehog) Ax Battler (Golden Axe) Tyris Flare (Golden Axe) Shou Amabane (Burning Rangers) Rent-a-Hero (Rent a Hero) Selvaria Bles (Valkyria Chronicles) Tsukasa Hanji (Original) Miu Arino (Original) Cartoon Network: Schnitzel (Chowder) Red Guy (Cow & Chicken) Robot Jones (Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?) Grizz, Ice Bear, and Panda (We Bare Bears) Wile E. Coyote (Looney Tunes) Black Adam (DC Comics) The Joker (DC Comics) Mike Zamora (Original) Mikuru (Original) Yurikka (Original) https://preview.redd.it/247115x1yyrc1.png?width=3336&format=png&auto=webp&s=b7cbc3e2544dd99371e4d75c63640bcc6b1bf7c7 [ Sega vs Cartoon Network 4 - Newcomers ] Sega: Big the Cat (Sonic the Hedgehog) Mighty the Armadillo (Sonic the Hedgehog) Ray the Flying Squirrel (Sonic the Hedgehog) Fang the Sniper (Sonic the Hedgehog) Bean the Dynamite (Sonic the Hedgehog) Bark the Polar Bear (Sonic the Hedgehog) Tangle the Lemur (Sonic the Hedgehog) Whisper the Wolf (Sonic the Hedgehog) Cherry Hunter (Streets of Rage) Floyd Iraia (Streets of Rage) Morgana (Persona) Ryuji Sakamoto (Persona) Yusuke Kitagawa (Persona) Makoto Niijima (Persona) Futaba Sakura (Persona) Haru Okumura (Persona) Rock Hiroshi (Original) Haru Satsuki (Original) Dawson Harukane (Original) Chuzaru Mazuba (Original) Cartoon Network: Enid (OK K.O.: Let's Be Heroes!) Radical (OK K.O.: Let's Be Heroes!) Sedusa (The Powerpuff Girls) Delightful Children (Codename: Kids Next Door) Yosemite Sam (Looney Tunes) Roadrunner (Looney Tunes) Scrappy-Doo (Scooby-Doo!) Yakko Warner (Animaniacs) Wakko Warner (Animaniacs) Dot Warner (Animaniacs) Wilma Flintstone (The Flintstones) Barney Rubble (The Flintstones) Betty Rubble (The Flintstones) George Jetson (The Jetsons) Harley Quinn (DC Comics) Daishin (Original) Yoshiki (Original) Yukito (Original) Saki Wakaba (Original) https://preview.redd.it/3qdci4m6yyrc1.png?width=1484&format=png&auto=webp&s=dca3bab9ac7d5775988203985c4dc939aaed8278 https://preview.redd.it/pmuap4m6yyrc1.png?width=564&format=png&auto=webp&s=98026d2ed608d0db9b7417d50049006a67e9dace https://preview.redd.it/zp8tx8m6yyrc1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=5cdd875d7c29edcad58098b5c94929bd788bdaa3 Alix Alix is the main antagonist of the crossover fighting game Sega vs Cartoon Network series. |
2024.04.02 03:22 Thin-Page7945 Sega vs Cartoon Network
Sega vs Cartoon Network Characters
Sega:
Sonic the Hedgehog
Miles "Tails" Prower
Knuckles the Echidna
Amy Rose
Cream the Rabbit
Shadow the Hedgehog
Rouge the Bat
Blaze the Cat
Silver the Hedgehog
Chaos
Emerl
Zavok
Infinite
Metal Sonic
Dr. Eggman
Eggman Nega
Ukyo Tatsumi (Original)
Toshi Shingeru (Original)
Akari Riyeko (Original)
Hiroto Kanzaki (Original)
Ellen Tachibana (Original)
Maemi Kishi (Original)
Akane Yutaka (Original)
AiAi (Super Monkey Ball)
MeeMee (Super Monkey Ball)
Amigo (Samba de Amigo)
Akira Yuki (Virtua Fighter)
Pai Chan (Virtua Fighter)
Jacky Bryant (Virtua Fighter)
Sarah Bryant (Virtua Fighter)
Kage Maru (Virtua Fighter)
NiGHTS
Reala (NiGHTS into Dreams)
Ulala (Space Channel 5)
Pudding (Space Channel 5)
Beat (Jet Set Radio)
Gum (Jet Set Radio)
Billy Hatcher
Chuih (ChuChu Rocket!)
Axel Stone (Streets of Rage)
Blaze Fielding (Streets of Rage)
Adam Hunter (Streets of Rage)
Eddie "Skate" Hunter (Streets of Rage)
Max Thunder (Streets of Rage)
Shiva (Streets of Rage)
Mr. X (Streets of Rage)
Vyse (Skies of Arcadia)
Aika (Skies of Arcadia)
Fina (Skies of Arcadia)
Ryo Hazuki (Shenmue)
Joy (Shenmue)
Lan Di (Shenmue)
Gilius Thunderhead (Golden Axe)
Death Adder (Golden Axe)
Centurion (Altered Beast)
Neff (Altered Beast)
Joe Musashi (Shinobi)
Hotsuma (Shinobi)
Hibana (Shinobi)
BD Joe (Crazy Taxi)
Alex Kidd
Ristar
Kaiser Greedy (Ristar)
Vectorman
Alis Landale (Phantasy Star)
Lassic (Phantasy Star)
Max (Shining Force)
Pulseman
Gunstar Red (Gunstat Heroes)
Toejam & Earl
Mobo & Robo (Bonanza Bros)
Tomtom (Wonder Boy)
Sketch Turner (Comix Zone)
Arle Nadja (Puyo Puyo)
Amitie (Puyo Puyo)
Ringo (Puyo Puyo)
Kazuma Kiryu (Yakuza)
Goro Majima (Yakuza)
Opa-Opa (Fantasy Zone)
Harrier (Space Harrier)
Duke Oda (E-SWAT)
Kid Chameleon
Astal
Sir. Pepperouchau (Clockwork Knight)
Bahn (Fighting Vipers)
Candy (Fighting Vipers)
Sakura Shinguji (Sakura Taisen)
Culet (Columns)
Thomas Rogan (The House of the Dead)
Agent G (The House of the Dead)
Bayonetta
Hatsune Miku (Vocaloid/Hatsune Miku Project Diva)
Joker (Persona 5)
Ann Takamaki (Persona 5) [wears light blue bandana]
Welkin Gunther (Valkyria Chronicles)
Alicia Melchiott (Valkyria Chronicles)
Chuck D. Head (Decap Attack)
Tempo
Temjin (Virtual On)
Segata Sanshiro
Cartoon Network:
Ben Tennyson (Ben 10)
Gwen Tennyson (Ben 10)
Kevin Levin (Ben 10)
Julie Yamamoto (Ben 10)
Rook Blonko (Ben 10)
Charmcaster (Ben 10)
Vilgax (Ben 10)
Albedo (Ben 10)
Chowder
KO (OK K.O. Let's Be Heroes)
Courage (Courage the Cowardly Dog)
Johnny Bravo
Rex Salazar (Generator Rex)
Agent Six (Generator Rex)
Van Kleiss (Generator Rex)
Shota Kamata (Original)
Princess Aneko (Original)
Tsubasa Sarasota (Original)
Naiara Suzuki (Original)
Rikuto Llamamoto (Original)
Leika Minamoto (Original)
Lili Zukamani (Original)
Flapjack (The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack)
Captain K'nuckle (The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack)
Finn the Human (Adventure Time)
Jake the Dog (Adventure Time)
Princess Bubblegum (Adventure Time)
Marceline (Adventure Time)
Ice King (Adventure Time)
Gumball Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball)
Darwin Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball)
Clarence
Robotboy
Cow & Chicken
Samurai Jack
Aku (Samurai Jack)
Mordecai (Regular Show)
Rigby (Regular Show)
Benson (Regular Show)
Pops (Regular Show)
Skips (Regular Show)
Muscle Man & Hi Five Ghost (Regular Show)
Margaret (Regular Show)
Eileen (Regular Show)
Steven (Steven Universe)
Garnet (Steven Universe)
Amethyst (Steven Universe)
Pearl (Steven Universe)
Blossom (The Powerpuff Girls)
Bubbles (The Powerpuff Girls)
Buttercup (The Powerpuff Girls)
Mojo Jojo (The Powerpuff Girls)
HIM (The Powerpuff Girls)
Dexter (Dexter's Laboratory)
Dee Dee (Dexter's Laboratory)
Mandark (Dexter's Laboratory)
Numbuh One (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Numbuh Two (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Numbuh Three (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Numbuh Four (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Numbuh Five (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Billy (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy)
Mandy (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy)
Grim Reaper (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy)
Ed, Edd & Eddy
Ami & Yumi (Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi)
Mac & Bloo (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends)
Frankie Foster (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends)
Lazlo (Camp Lazlo)
Raj (Camp Lazlo)
Clam (Camp Lazlo)
Adam Lyon & Jake Spidermonkey (My Gym Partner's a Monkey)
Juniper Lee (The Life and Times of Juniper Lee)
Buck Tuddrussel (Time Squad)
Bugs Bunny (Looney Tunes)
Daffy Duck (Looney Tunes)
Porky Pig (Looney Tunes)
Lola Bunny (Looney Tunes)
Taz the Tasmanian Devil (Looney Tunes)
Sylvester & Tweety (Looney Tunes)
Marvin the Martian (Looney Tunes)
Tom & Jerry
Shaggy Rogers (Scooby-Doo!)
Scooby-Doo (Scooby-Doo!)
Fred Jones (Scooby-Doo!)
Daphne Blake (Scooby-Doo!)
Velma Dinkley (Scooby-Doo!)
Fred Flintstone (The Flintstones)
Penelope Pitstop (Wacky Races) [wears white mask]
Superman (DC Comics)
Batman (DC Comics)
Wonder Woman (DC Comics)
Green Lantern (DC Comics)
The Flash (DC Comics)
Supergirl (DC Comics) [wears light blue mask]
Robin (Teen Titans)
Raven (Teen Titans)
Cyborg (Teen Titans)
Beastboy (Teen Titans)
Starfire (Teen Titans)
[ Sega vs Cartoon Network 2 - Newcomers ]
Sega:
Classic Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Classic Tails (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Doppelganger Arle (Puyo Puyo)
Dr. Zan (Streets of Rage)
Sam Gideon (VanQuish)
Jack Cayman (MadWorld)
Jeanne (Bayonetta)
Kids Stars (Original)
Tylor Yami (Original)
Satomi Kimura (Original)
Cartoon Network:
Young Ben (Ben 10)
Young Gwen (Ben 10)
Thomas (Regular Show)
Elmer Fudd (Looney Tunes)
Spike Bulldog (Tom & Jerry)
Butch Cat (Tom & Jerry)
The Hex Girls (Scooby-Doo!)
Top Cat (Original)
Reijiro Miura (Original)
Miyu Miani (Original)
[ Sega vs Cartoon Network 3 - Newcomers ]
Sega:
Espio the Chameleon (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Charmy Bee (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Vector the Crocodile (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Ax Battler (Golden Axe)
Tyris Flare (Golden Axe)
Shou Amabane (Burning Rangers)
Rent-a-Hero (Rent a Hero)
Selvaria Bles (Valkyria Chronicles)
Tsukasa Hanji (Original)
Miu Arino (Original)
Cartoon Network:
Schnitzel (Chowder)
Red Guy (Cow & Chicken)
Robot Jones (Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?)
Grizz, Ice Bear, and Panda (We Bare Bears)
Wile E. Coyote (Looney Tunes)
Black Adam (DC Comics)
The Joker (DC Comics)
Mike Zamora (Original)
Mikuru (Original)
Yurikka (Original)
[ Sega vs Cartoon Network 4 - Newcomers ]
Sega:
Big the Cat (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Mighty the Armadillo (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Ray the Flying Squirrel (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Fang the Sniper (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Bean the Dynamite (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Bark the Polar Bear (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Tangle the Lemur (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Whisper the Wolf (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Cherry Hunter (Streets of Rage)
Floyd Iraia (Streets of Rage)
Morgana (Persona)
Ryuji Sakamoto (Persona)
Yusuke Kitagawa (Persona)
Makoto Niijima (Persona)
Futaba Sakura (Persona)
Haru Okumura (Persona)
Rock Hiroshi (Original)
Haru Satsuki (Original)
Dawson Harukane (Original)
Chuzaru Mazuba (Original)
Cartoon Network:
Enid (OK K.O.: Let's Be Heroes!)
Radical (OK K.O.: Let's Be Heroes!)
Sedusa (The Powerpuff Girls)
Delightful Children (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Yosemite Sam (Looney Tunes)
Roadrunner (Looney Tunes)
Scrappy-Doo (Scooby-Doo!)
Yakko Warner (Animaniacs)
Wakko Warner (Animaniacs)
Dot Warner (Animaniacs)
Wilma Flintstone (The Flintstones)
Barney Rubble (The Flintstones)
Betty Rubble (The Flintstones)
George Jetson (The Jetsons)
Harley Quinn (DC Comics)
Daishin (Original)
Yoshiki (Original)
Yukito (Original)
Saki Wakaba (Original)
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Sega:
Sonic the Hedgehog
Miles "Tails" Prower
Knuckles the Echidna
Amy Rose
Cream the Rabbit
Shadow the Hedgehog
Rouge the Bat
Blaze the Cat
Silver the Hedgehog
Chaos
Emerl
Zavok
Infinite
Metal Sonic
Dr. Eggman
Eggman Nega
Ukyo Tatsumi (Original)
Toshi Shingeru (Original)
Akari Riyeko (Original)
Hiroto Kanzaki (Original)
Ellen Tachibana (Original)
Maemi Kishi (Original)
Akane Yutaka (Original)
AiAi (Super Monkey Ball)
MeeMee (Super Monkey Ball)
Amigo (Samba de Amigo)
Akira Yuki (Virtua Fighter)
Pai Chan (Virtua Fighter)
Jacky Bryant (Virtua Fighter)
Sarah Bryant (Virtua Fighter)
Kage Maru (Virtua Fighter)
NiGHTS
Reala (NiGHTS into Dreams)
Ulala (Space Channel 5)
Pudding (Space Channel 5)
Beat (Jet Set Radio)
Gum (Jet Set Radio)
Billy Hatcher
Chuih (ChuChu Rocket!)
Axel Stone (Streets of Rage)
Blaze Fielding (Streets of Rage)
Adam Hunter (Streets of Rage)
Eddie "Skate" Hunter (Streets of Rage)
Max Thunder (Streets of Rage)
Shiva (Streets of Rage)
Mr. X (Streets of Rage)
Vyse (Skies of Arcadia)
Aika (Skies of Arcadia)
Fina (Skies of Arcadia)
Ryo Hazuki (Shenmue)
Joy (Shenmue)
Lan Di (Shenmue)
Gilius Thunderhead (Golden Axe)
Death Adder (Golden Axe)
Centurion (Altered Beast)
Neff (Altered Beast)
Joe Musashi (Shinobi)
Hotsuma (Shinobi)
Hibana (Shinobi)
BD Joe (Crazy Taxi)
Alex Kidd
Ristar
Kaiser Greedy (Ristar)
Vectorman
Alis Landale (Phantasy Star)
Lassic (Phantasy Star)
Max (Shining Force)
Pulseman
Gunstar Red (Gunstat Heroes)
Toejam & Earl
Mobo & Robo (Bonanza Bros)
Tomtom (Wonder Boy)
Sketch Turner (Comix Zone)
Arle Nadja (Puyo Puyo)
Amitie (Puyo Puyo)
Ringo (Puyo Puyo)
Kazuma Kiryu (Yakuza)
Goro Majima (Yakuza)
Opa-Opa (Fantasy Zone)
Harrier (Space Harrier)
Duke Oda (E-SWAT)
Kid Chameleon
Astal
Sir. Pepperouchau (Clockwork Knight)
Bahn (Fighting Vipers)
Candy (Fighting Vipers)
Sakura Shinguji (Sakura Taisen)
Culet (Columns)
Thomas Rogan (The House of the Dead)
Agent G (The House of the Dead)
Bayonetta
Hatsune Miku (Vocaloid/Hatsune Miku Project Diva)
Joker (Persona 5)
Ann Takamaki (Persona 5) [wears light blue bandana]
Welkin Gunther (Valkyria Chronicles)
Alicia Melchiott (Valkyria Chronicles)
Chuck D. Head (Decap Attack)
Tempo
Temjin (Virtual On)
Segata Sanshiro
Cartoon Network:
Ben Tennyson (Ben 10)
Gwen Tennyson (Ben 10)
Kevin Levin (Ben 10)
Julie Yamamoto (Ben 10)
Rook Blonko (Ben 10)
Charmcaster (Ben 10)
Vilgax (Ben 10)
Albedo (Ben 10)
Chowder
KO (OK K.O. Let's Be Heroes)
Courage (Courage the Cowardly Dog)
Johnny Bravo
Rex Salazar (Generator Rex)
Agent Six (Generator Rex)
Van Kleiss (Generator Rex)
Shota Kamata (Original)
Princess Aneko (Original)
Tsubasa Sarasota (Original)
Naiara Suzuki (Original)
Rikuto Llamamoto (Original)
Leika Minamoto (Original)
Lili Zukamani (Original)
Flapjack (The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack)
Captain K'nuckle (The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack)
Finn the Human (Adventure Time)
Jake the Dog (Adventure Time)
Princess Bubblegum (Adventure Time)
Marceline (Adventure Time)
Ice King (Adventure Time)
Gumball Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball)
Darwin Watterson (The Amazing World of Gumball)
Clarence
Robotboy
Cow & Chicken
Samurai Jack
Aku (Samurai Jack)
Mordecai (Regular Show)
Rigby (Regular Show)
Benson (Regular Show)
Pops (Regular Show)
Skips (Regular Show)
Muscle Man & Hi Five Ghost (Regular Show)
Margaret (Regular Show)
Eileen (Regular Show)
Steven (Steven Universe)
Garnet (Steven Universe)
Amethyst (Steven Universe)
Pearl (Steven Universe)
Blossom (The Powerpuff Girls)
Bubbles (The Powerpuff Girls)
Buttercup (The Powerpuff Girls)
Mojo Jojo (The Powerpuff Girls)
HIM (The Powerpuff Girls)
Dexter (Dexter's Laboratory)
Dee Dee (Dexter's Laboratory)
Mandark (Dexter's Laboratory)
Numbuh One (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Numbuh Two (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Numbuh Three (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Numbuh Four (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Numbuh Five (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Billy (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy)
Mandy (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy)
Grim Reaper (The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy)
Ed, Edd & Eddy
Ami & Yumi (Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi)
Mac & Bloo (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends)
Frankie Foster (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends)
Lazlo (Camp Lazlo)
Raj (Camp Lazlo)
Clam (Camp Lazlo)
Adam Lyon & Jake Spidermonkey (My Gym Partner's a Monkey)
Juniper Lee (The Life and Times of Juniper Lee)
Buck Tuddrussel (Time Squad)
Bugs Bunny (Looney Tunes)
Daffy Duck (Looney Tunes)
Porky Pig (Looney Tunes)
Lola Bunny (Looney Tunes)
Taz the Tasmanian Devil (Looney Tunes)
Sylvester & Tweety (Looney Tunes)
Marvin the Martian (Looney Tunes)
Tom & Jerry
Shaggy Rogers (Scooby-Doo!)
Scooby-Doo (Scooby-Doo!)
Fred Jones (Scooby-Doo!)
Daphne Blake (Scooby-Doo!)
Velma Dinkley (Scooby-Doo!)
Fred Flintstone (The Flintstones)
Penelope Pitstop (Wacky Races) [wears white mask]
Superman (DC Comics)
Batman (DC Comics)
Wonder Woman (DC Comics)
Green Lantern (DC Comics)
The Flash (DC Comics)
Supergirl (DC Comics) [wears light blue mask]
Robin (Teen Titans)
Raven (Teen Titans)
Cyborg (Teen Titans)
Beastboy (Teen Titans)
Starfire (Teen Titans)
[ Sega vs Cartoon Network 2 - Newcomers ]
Sega:
Classic Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Classic Tails (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Doppelganger Arle (Puyo Puyo)
Dr. Zan (Streets of Rage)
Sam Gideon (VanQuish)
Jack Cayman (MadWorld)
Jeanne (Bayonetta)
Kids Stars (Original)
Tylor Yami (Original)
Satomi Kimura (Original)
Cartoon Network:
Young Ben (Ben 10)
Young Gwen (Ben 10)
Thomas (Regular Show)
Elmer Fudd (Looney Tunes)
Spike Bulldog (Tom & Jerry)
Butch Cat (Tom & Jerry)
The Hex Girls (Scooby-Doo!)
Top Cat (Original)
Reijiro Miura (Original)
Miyu Miani (Original)
[ Sega vs Cartoon Network 3 - Newcomers ]
Sega:
Espio the Chameleon (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Charmy Bee (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Vector the Crocodile (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Ax Battler (Golden Axe)
Tyris Flare (Golden Axe)
Shou Amabane (Burning Rangers)
Rent-a-Hero (Rent a Hero)
Selvaria Bles (Valkyria Chronicles)
Tsukasa Hanji (Original)
Miu Arino (Original)
Cartoon Network:
Schnitzel (Chowder)
Red Guy (Cow & Chicken)
Robot Jones (Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?)
Grizz, Ice Bear, and Panda (We Bare Bears)
Wile E. Coyote (Looney Tunes)
Black Adam (DC Comics)
The Joker (DC Comics)
Mike Zamora (Original)
Mikuru (Original)
Yurikka (Original)
[ Sega vs Cartoon Network 4 - Newcomers ]
Sega:
Big the Cat (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Mighty the Armadillo (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Ray the Flying Squirrel (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Fang the Sniper (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Bean the Dynamite (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Bark the Polar Bear (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Tangle the Lemur (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Whisper the Wolf (Sonic the Hedgehog)
Cherry Hunter (Streets of Rage)
Floyd Iraia (Streets of Rage)
Morgana (Persona)
Ryuji Sakamoto (Persona)
Yusuke Kitagawa (Persona)
Makoto Niijima (Persona)
Futaba Sakura (Persona)
Haru Okumura (Persona)
Rock Hiroshi (Original)
Haru Satsuki (Original)
Dawson Harukane (Original)
Chuzaru Mazuba (Original)
Cartoon Network:
Enid (OK K.O.: Let's Be Heroes!)
Radical (OK K.O.: Let's Be Heroes!)
Sedusa (The Powerpuff Girls)
Delightful Children (Codename: Kids Next Door)
Yosemite Sam (Looney Tunes)
Roadrunner (Looney Tunes)
Scrappy-Doo (Scooby-Doo!)
Yakko Warner (Animaniacs)
Wakko Warner (Animaniacs)
Dot Warner (Animaniacs)
Wilma Flintstone (The Flintstones)
Barney Rubble (The Flintstones)
Betty Rubble (The Flintstones)
George Jetson (The Jetsons)
Harley Quinn (DC Comics)
Daishin (Original)
Yoshiki (Original)
Yukito (Original)
Saki Wakaba (Original)
2024.03.06 01:32 Lilnuggie17 Show I’m now watching
I recently started watching “Better Things” so far Frankie pisses me off, but I like the mom, Sam. She’s a pretty cool character in the show, I’m currently on the second season and I love this show. The next show I’ll watch after is “The Fosters”, I see TikTok clips if it and it seems like a cool show and I seem interested in it. And I’ll give a review on the entire series once I finish, Better Things. And after I’m done watching I’ll start watching 911 Lone star, and after that idk what else I should watch. I would like some recommendations from everyone, I’m always open to hear, new movie and and tv show recommendations.
Edit: is there any spin offs to “Better Things”?
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Edit: is there any spin offs to “Better Things”?
2024.03.02 00:10 ParticularlyAvocado Monster Reviewed: Episode 61 - 74
61. The Door of Memory - 5/5 (Well, Dieter sure has developed an attitude, hasn't he? It's nice to see him actually have some personality at least. I always found his story intriguing from the moment he met Tenma, but the fact that he really only follows around one of the leads to ask "what's wrong?" was getting tiring. Especially because I really like the parts where he DOES get to shine. So finally there's more of it.
I have gotten kind of tired of seeing Nina in the same old "go to [place], try to remember, fail, break down" routine. Which makes me really glad this is the final one. And I actually loved it this time. But that's because of how much we actually get to see. It's still just a bunch of vague moments with no context, but that's what makes the puzzle so interesting to try and figure out. And Dieter talking her down after failing once more was incredibly heartfelt. Especially given he actually knows what he's talking about, as he has tons of painful memories of mental and physical abuse.
It's amusing how Julius' home has pretty much become the go-to stop for every character. And wholesome how accepting he is of it. He was just an old psychiatrist living on his own, but once he got tangled into this mess, Tenma just dropped a child on him with no warning. And he's perfectly fine with letting that child live with him and literally raise him. He seems perfectly willing to committ to that until Dieter grows up. Come on, he's gotta adopt Dieter by the end of this series. And he's gotten pretty close with Nina too, considering the situation. It's so interesting how all these characters have stories that collide, both present and past. Even as far back as before their birth, many characters parents have history that somehow connects to each other. Someone needs to make a connection chart between all of them, because when you try to think of it as a whole, it's hard to keep track of. But when you focus on one at a time, it all makes sense.
Karl and Lotte in this episode alone are examples of this. Lotte met Julius from when he examined Nina in episode 39, and she's probably filled Karl in on all the information about Tenma, Johan, and everything else she knows. Karl connects to his father, Schuwald, who connects to Margot Langer, who connects to Johan's mother, who connects to, well, Johan... Who, in a full 360, connects to Karl and Lotte, because they used to be friends. It's all so intricate, and I love these episodes where we actually get to see the connections collide, with so many of the different characters in the same room. And just seeing them all have a good, wholesome time at Julius' house was pretty awesome.
Nina's examination sure revealed a lot. More specifics on her parents, at least. And, well, the fact that she seems to actually have DID and become an entire different person, and a violent one at that, is giving me suspicions. The show definitely wants me to assume that Johan is responsible for the men who died in the Rose Mansion. But with what Nina just displayed, and the fact that she remembers seeing the bodies so vividly, it makes me wonder if one way or another, she was responsible for it. At least partially.
Oh yeah, this episode has a middle segment where Verdemann meets Suk and interview some people who used to attend Bonaparta's book readings in the Red Mansion. Another perfect example of characters connecting, really. Considering Suk and Verdemann both know Tenma, and coincidentally end up meeting each other here, while having no awareness that they're both personally relevant to Tenma and his situation. Plus, it was at least nice to see Suk again, since last time we saw him was a pretty strange way to leave us hanging)
62. A Fun Dining Table - 4/5 (Well, THAT sure was a thrilling opening. I initally thought the little girl who walked in was the orphan that Hugo Bernhardt was raising, and that Tenma somehow ended up in their care again. They do look similar. But nah, turns out he was rescued by some random guy just living with a ton of diverse people. Coincidentally someone who ALSO has interest in Peter Capek. I like the show, but even I have to admit, these coincidences are getting quite unrealistic. Anyway, I'm not sure what the point of this was, since he is just revealed to be a childhood friend of Peter Capek, tries to assasinate him, but is killed himself instead. And that's it. That's his story finished. Alrighty then. And Tenma keeps on cooking his food so he doesn't have to bring his new mishmash family the bad news during dinner. Franky, I'm just baffled as to why he decided to pull out his gun while still a few meters away and aggressively run towards Peter with it, rather than just walking up to him to talk, and pulling a quick surprise attack. Kind of a dumbass moment if you ask me, LOL.
The stories he told of Peter Capek and the "book readings" just make me more and more angsty to find out what this experiment actually was/is (as Martin did imply before it's still being practised). Like, it's just reading books to children... Yet it makes them crazy violent, or suicidal. It's even how Johan was spawned. Supposedly)
63. An Unrelated Murder - 3/5 (Holy crap, it's Detective Weisbach from episode 2. My favorite character! What an epic return! LOL, but honestly, when he first appeared, I recognized him, but could not at all put my finger on when I previously saw him. It was so long ago. Thank goodness for the handy flashbacks.
Anyway, this was an interesting episode, but it's pretty samey to things I've already seen before, while, just like before, still telling me nothing. Some convicts reveal they've had a connection to Johan, from which I can decipher that Johan is doing... Something. Again, it tells me literally NOTHING. Other than the location he's summoned them to make the requests. I've stopped trying to decipher what Johan's goal is, because every time I do, nothing comes of it. He just moves on with seemingly no coherent plan. I mean, I do predict the show is actually gonna explain how literally everything he did had a purpose in some grand scheme. But at this point, I haven't the foggiest clue how that could be.
Side note: While I don't sympathize with Reinhard Dinger, because he's a fricking lunatic, it was still pretty great how he beat the shit out of the guy who was abusing his dog. Karma served. And it's not like he killed the guy, so I consider that a pretty righteous action)
64. The Baby's Depression - 3/5 (Well, I was certainly not expecting an episode starring THE BABY. Much less one that tries to humanize him. I thought this was going to lead to some sort of redemption arc, where he realizes the "plan" is faulty, and he becomes a player in stopping it. But nope. He just gets tricked and killed by some prostitute. Can't say I was expecting THAT either. Now I can add "mysterious prostitute" to the list of unanswered mysteries of the show. They just keep piling on.
To my surprise, the mysteries planted last episode were actually elaborated on in THIS one, right after it. Moving faster than usual now, I see. Probably because there isn't time to spare anymore. So the three people who Johan had requested be killed was because they had dirt on this goofy looking buck-toothed "apprentice" of Johan. Whatever THAT means. It obviously doesn't answer my question, but at least it's one step closer to answering it. Now I just want to know who this guy IS and why getting rid of those three people was necessary.
This whole Neo-Nazi organization plan seems like the most ridiculously convoluted thing EVER. There are so many different characters and layers to this plan that it's impossible to make out what it actually is. So the Neo-Nazis didn't just try to capture Johan in Frankfurt all those episodes ago because they've heard about him. But because the leader, Peter Capek, was aware of Johan from the very start, because he was THERE at Johan's birth. And he was always intended to be molded into a Hitler 2.0. And it was Franz Bonaparta's plan all along, Peter Capek just became his right hand man or something, and have since taken over the operation. He keeps saying that everything is still going according to plan, yet he clearly can't control Johan, so the plan has already spiralled out of control. Like, the plan was probably to just keep him isolated and mold him, not let him run loose all over the country for a decade and then re-capture him. Still, some aspects of the story are making more sense by now at least. Johan and Nina's mother ran away with them to hide, lived by the Three Frogs, and then the organization discovered their location and captured them again. And that's the memory Nina was constantly trying to remember a while ago. I do like how things are starting to add up. Now I just need to know what Nina standing in the doorway with the book saying "welcome home" means.
By the end, the plan will probably seem more streamlined than I realize, I just don't have all the pieces yet. Plus, I've had so many other characters and events around it to follow, so it is a little difficult to keep track. But at this time, I can't help but scratch my head at how incomprehensible it is. Anyway, I couldn't help but feel bad for Peter Capek's driver by the end of this episode. He did NOTHING, and Capek shot him)
65. Johan's Footprints - 3/5 (It's a little frustrating how Nina claims to have gotten back all her memories of the past, meets with Peter Capek, who also knows everything about their past, yet none of them will tell me, the viewer, any of it. Just leaving me in the dark until they can reveal it later. But hey, at least this episode makes up for it with another reveal: The fact that the goofy looking buck-toothed- Okay, I should probably try to remember his name. The fact that "Kristoff" was also in 511 Kinderheim and befriended Johan after the fateful night. Even this late into the series, the past just keeps getting more and more elaborate. Like, we have literally never seen or heard of this guy until episode 59. And now we find out he's been friends with Johan for over a decade, and they're both in kahoots on some "plan"? What fucking plan, I swear to.... AUGH!!!!
I liked Eva's entrance in this episode a lot. And she REALLY doesn't have restraint. Like, Tenma and Nina have held people at gunpoint to get answers a lot in this show, but they'd NEVER pull the trigger. It's just an empty threat. But Eva straight up shoots his ear and tell him to cough it up. Pretty badass, if you ask me)
66. Welcome Back - 3/5 (Oh, wow, a LOT revealed about the elaborate Neo-Nazi plan now. So from what I understand, Franz Bonaparta was in charge of the whole experiemt, of which the purpose was to find the most pure caucasians, to have them give birth to the perfect, most pure Aryan child, which he would then mold into the future leader of humanity. Or, in other words... A superior Hitler. I still have questions of how it even started in the first place, considering it's highly unlikely that Bonaparta just randomly decided to start up this project out of his own pocket. It was probably funded by the government itself, considering that it happened in the 80's. That, or possibly by the Czech Secret Police, considering they've had significance in the story.
Aside from that, this episode kinda feels like it's dragging time a little, since all I'm waiting for is for Tenma to arrive at Johan's location, where Nina is already confronting him. And then the episode ends. It does feel like it's shaping up the next episode to be fantastic, though. Also, that Johan and Nina flashback was just depressing, because it's genuinely wholesome to see this elderly couple they encounter help them, and cute when they play in the field. But because Johan is Johan, he fucking kills them for no reason)
67. I'm Home - 3/5 (As per usual, the show elaborates more on the mystery, but just creates more questions in the process. THIS late into the show, as well. Why the heck does Johan remember Nina's experiences? Has he genuinely deluded himself to believe those were his? And why was he dressed up as her when she came back home? What was his "plan"? I keep saying I'm under the impression that he doesn't have one, since nothing he does has seemed very coherent. Not until NOW anyway, when I know he just wants to find Franz Bonaparta. But the guy he visits seems to imply there was a plan before that. But so did Kristoff in the last episode. Also, who the heck is this guy he's visiting?
So uh, what were the gunshots Tenma heard before he entered the building? Johan is gone and Nina is just sitting there. Was she aiming at him and missed? It never gets explained, so I guess that was it. Also, R.I.P. Peter Capek. Can't empathize with him considering he's a massive criminal, despite his very quick "redemption". I was pretty shocked when one of his men shot him, though. Caught me very off guard. But before that he asks "What were we trying to create?" and, from what I understand it really does seem they just wanted to spawn a "Perfect Aryan" and then mold him into the country's leader)
68. Ruhenheim - 4/5 (Ruhenheim comes off a really comfortable town. I really like that old European architecture and infrastructure. Anyway, this episode sure spends a lot of time on various townfolk. First the little boy with the bike has his story, then the lady with her dog, and then some random couple who's paranoid about winning the lottery using numbers somebody else suggested. Which I don't really get. You live in an incredibly safe town where everyone seems to be friends with each other. Why do they suddenly think people are going to try and rob and kill them for their money? And why would the guy who gave them the numbers be any trouble? He comes off as a nice man and I doubt he'd be pissed off. Jealous, maybe, but they don't owe him anything. LOL.
He's shot and killed anyway, so I guess the lottery couple doesn't have to worry. Except uh oh, the husband recently purchased guns! Now it looks like they would have had a motive AND the means to be the culprits. Wonder what wacky shenanigans this will lead to.
I feel it's pretty obvious that Franz Bonaparta lives in this town. Obviously because why else would they spend time here so close to the end of the series? And imply that a "massacre" is gonna sweep through? I know that Johan is after Bonaparta, and the only massacre would be caused by him. Also, uh, nice return of Grimmer. I like that he encountered Lunge and instead of being arrested, they partner up)
69. A Peaceful Home - 4/5 (If it wasn't obvious enough already, the final picture book 100% reveals that Franz Bonaparta is living in Ruhenheim. It literally represents his own final chapter. I find it pretty amusing how, for most of the series, it's always been Tenma who is one step ahead of Lunge. Now, Lunge is the one who's ahead. I mean, he's already in the town where Bonaparta lives and where Johan is going. Tenma is only finding that out in this episode. I also find it amusing that Lunge immediately figures out the elderly couple at the hotel are up to something iffy by looking at the wheelchair guy's muddy shoes. No offense but that's just clumsy of them. Now I just want to know who on earth these people are, and why they're offering guns around town. Well, obviously to spawn a massacre, but... Why are THEY doing that? Also, NOT THE FRICKING DOG! Come on... Fuck that drunkard.
Oh no, Roberto is back. It's not said, but like, LOL, that's clearly him who's shooting the policeman. Surely he isn't the "perfect man" who the Sausage Lady fell for, though?)
70. The Town of Slaughter - 4/5 (Nevermind, I guess Roberto was the man the Sausage Lady fell for. What the actual hell. He looks like he's twice her age. If that alone didn't make this uncomfortable, watching them have sex when I KNOW how truly awful of a person he is makes it even worse. He's a hitman who's gone after multiple characters in the show that I love. He should NOT be getting pussy. And he's telling the lady crytpically that "all the awful memories will disappear" while they're fucking.
Alright so Eva is now staying at Julius home? LOL, okay, I've said this multiple times already, but it really is amusing how he'll take in literally anyone who comes. I mean, given the circumstance, I suppose I would also be willing to help. But at some point he's gotta step his foot down and say his home is not a free hotel. At least he's getting some load off since Nina and Rudy are leaving for Ruhenheim. Exciting.
Okay, I can predict most events when they're closing in, such as last episode when I clearly knew Roberto was the mysterious man. But I was never going to guess that the nice old man running the hotel that Lunge and Grimmer are staying at to be Franz Bonaparta himself. WHAT a confrontation. And Lunge is going out to the chaos with a massive rifle!! Next episode is shaping up to be insanely epic. And it turns out the elderly couple are in kahoots with Johan (I mean, duh). But he's literally manipulating them by pretending to be their grandson? And that's enough for them to start giving out guns to cause gunfights all over town? Those are some ridiculous lenghts to go to please a faker.
I don't quite get how things managed to escalate so quickly in a small town. I know Lunge already explained that similar things have happened before, and fear is one hell of a motivator. But frankly, anyone who actually gets into the gunfights instead of just escaping the town or hiding has got to be asking for it anyway. Like, Tenma meets a family who are hiding to avoid the fighting. That's smart. Side note: Lunge telling Grimmer that he wants to have a beer with him once this is over was awesome, LOL)
71. The Magnificent Steiner's Rage - 5/5 (Tenma and Lunge confrontation! Crazy to think they haven't actually met since episode 22. The situation sure was different then, huh? At the time, I expected them to have a confrontation down the line where Lunge finally catches up to him to arrest him. But instead, he's now engulfed in the conspiracy himself. He even apologized to Tenma. That was great. Now he's off to stop Roberto, but the outcome isn't seen in this episode. It's obviously not gonna go well though, because Roberto surely heard the gunshots from downstairs. The shower being on is a distraction, he likely isn't in there.
The sausage lady is kind of annoying, to be honest. Yeah, I get that it's a very scary situation, but is being a liability and holding up the people who are actually trying to fix the situation a good idea? And why would she be too scared to rush to the hotel, but feel safer sitting right in the open? I mean, she ended up getting shot when she left, so maybe she had the right idea. But also, she was walking right in the middle of the road. Should have kept to the sides and been on alert.
This leads to the most epic part of the episode though. As the title implies, it's The Magnificent Steiner's rage. Except it wasn't Steiner at all! Grimmer attacked the men all by himself, fully aware of his actions. I suppose sometimes more is less, but after the many times we've only seen the result of Steiner awakening, I was hoping to actually see Grimmer beating the shit out of people in action. Sadly, the most we got to see was a man being flung out a window by his hands. But also... He fucking dies. This isn't okay. I wasn't expecting some happy ending where everyone survives, but I didn't assume that Grimmer would be a casualty! I thought he was just weakened from the wounds, not that they were fatal! He said they were gonna have a picnic. Now they never will. I did get incredibly sad when he genuinely started crying about events in his past where he was previously emotionless. But it does feel like that development kind already happened in episode 49. Not that this wasn't great, of course. Because it was)
72. Man Without A Name - 5/5 (Lunge is AWESOME in this episode. He's been this calm, collected and calculated man the entire show. But now, he's getting extremely loud, violent and aggressive. And all because Roberto starting yapping about his grandkid. Honestly though, I'm not sure if I'm meant to be sad for Lunge or something. Like, yeah, I know he ditched his daughters invitiation to meet his grandchild in order to pursue Tenma instead. But he never seemed to really care that much. But if I am supposed to believe he does want to meet his grandchild, it still doesn't feel like he care very much about his wife. Or not ex-wife, rather. LOL.
Oh, so Roberto was the nephew of the Czech Secret Police member who Grimmer memorized from the orphanage. Kinda disappointed that's not gonna go anywhere now that Grimmer is gone. I was expecting him to meet that nephew, who in turn had memorized who Grimmer was as a child. But I guess not. It's also revealed that Franz Bonaparta was the man who visited the Lieberts that fateful night over a decade ago and, well... Yeah, I already knew that. But it's nice to get a fuller picture of what was actually going on. Bonaparta stopped the experiments because he realized how inhumane they were, but the organization still went on without him, and this is where a large amount of the conflict of the series is coming from. Just the crazed people trying to continue the experiment. Oh, and he poisoned all the men at the Red Rose mansion. Whack.
Okay, so, what the hell is it that Johan "saw" that Roberto keeps talking about? And why is Tenma the man he's apparently "chosen" to be the one to also "see" it? I agree with Lunge here when he says to Roberto that this plan doesn't add up at all. It's so incoherent and vague. Has Johan always just been trolling Tenma because he found it amusing that he's such a caring person to make go through such a horrible time? There's two episodes left after this. They better elaborate on this with immense detail in the finale or something)
73. The Landscape of the End - 4/5 (Holy crap, it's the memory of Bonaparta reaching his hand out, except with full context! It's satisfying to finally see. The multiple times we've seen this, it's made him come off as very scary and ominous. Turns out he was actually a good guy all along. Or, err... At least good in the last 15 or so years. He still did horrible things for a long time before that. Guess that doesn't matter now, because Roberto shot him dead. And then Roberto himself dies. I was pretty joyed when I initially thought Roberto died. But now that I can see that he really did, I'm conflicted. Was he a villaineous asshole? Absolutely. But I was curious what knowledge of Grimmer he had retained, since he was supposed to remember Grimmer, and Grimmer would remember him. But he never elaborated on ANY knowledge he had, and now he's gone, So I'll never know.
So, uh, Nina is FORGIVING Johan? WHAT. THE. FUCK? Nina, he's killed all your previous foster parents. And he's responsible for death of the Fortners, who gave you your name, and raised you with all their love. The parents you loved so much that you sought out the man who was guilty of the act itself for revenge. On top of all the other innocent people who's life Johan has ended or ruined. And you forgive him??? I'm hoping she just said that in an attempt to manipulate him because she assumed that would stop him or something. But she seems very genuine about it, since she doesn't want Tenma to shoot him, and she doesn't want to shoot him herself anymore. I don't sympathize with this at all. Fuck Johan.
Anyway, LOL that the random drunkard ended up being the one to shoot Johan. Glad that the terror in Ruhenheim is over. But now Tenma is tasked with performing an operation to remove the bullet from Johan's head?? Just like he did all those years ago? This can't be real. He's actually gonna do it? Why? I'll... I'll hold my words until I see what happens next)
74. The Real Monster - 3/5 (So, the final episode is just an epilogue. I feel like I'm gonna be in the minority here to say that I didn't really love it. Still a decent episode all-in-all. But for being an epilogue, it really doesn't show me the things I really want to see. Instead they just tease it, and ends extremely vaguely. Which, for the record, I completely understand is the point. But for this show, it just really wasn't my cup of tea. If anything, I would have respected it more if the final episode was the last one. It would have arguably been more unsatisfying, but at least it would be so grossly unsatisfying that it's impressive, as opposed to having a pretty mid episode be the last thing I see.
We find out all the good things like Eva having gotten her life together, Tenma being cleared of all charges and doing volunteering doctors work, Lunge talking to his daughter, Nina being on the path to becoming a lawyer and Dieter simply living a regular life under the care of Julius. All stuff that I DO like. I'm just unsatisfied by how little of it is actually shown. Lunge and Nina's parts are fine. They pretty much were all I needed. But I really wanted to see Eva meet Tenma again. Not that I have any idea what it would lead to, I just wanted to see it. And I also wanted to see Dieter reunite with Tenma, considering we haven't witnessed them together on-screen since episode 31. And since then, Dieter had not shut up about wanting to meet him.
It's still implied they've all pretty much become one big family. Well, mostly Julius, Nina and Dieter. Considering Dieter has presumably been fully adopted by Julius, and Nina says she's coming "home". So that's pretty wholesome. Obviously Tenma is of big importance, but how much he's part of the "family" is a little iffy. Obviously a VERY close family friend. Same with Rudy. But, again. All things just told, not shown. Perhaps this would have been a little cheesy, but my gripes with this would probably go away if the final scene was Tenma, Nina, Dieter, Rudy, Schuwald and Karl all having dinner at Julius' home, talking and laughing. Or rather second-to-last, since the final scene is meant to be the one where Tenma visits Johan at the hospital. He could have done that after my theoretical wholesome dinner scene.
Regarding that scene, it's pretty confusing. So Tenma DID perform the operation on Johan, and he's since been in a coma. But when he visits him, Tenma dreams that Johan wakes up and tells him some more detail about the events when the Czech Secret Police invaded their childhood home. Which makes me question the validity of the scene, considering it makes no sense for Tenma to DREAM the truth of Johan explaining more about the situation. And then the final scene is just the hospital bed with no Johan in sight. I tried to see what others thought of it, and some theorized he escaped and started living a normal life. Others believe Tenma was just hallucinating the entire time, and that Johan wasn't there. Or that he simply died in the coma. Personally, I just assumed he jumped out the window to commit suicide. I definitely do not like the theory that he escaped to live a normal life. That bastard doesn't deserve that.
So even in this final episode, there's no elaboration whatsoever to what "plan" Johan had. It was hinted at all across the show, and especially implied near the end by the random guy he visited in episode 67, and Roberto. Yet in the end, the only coherent plan I seem to be able to make out is that he wanted to destroy the Red Rose Mansion and kill Franz Bonaparta, essentially erasing his past. Which he didn't seem to come up with until far into the series, after encountering the Nameless Monster book. This still doesn't explain all the other random murders he's committed across his entire life. Why he messed around with Schuwald for a while, why he manipulated children to play a dangerous game that lead to their deaths, etc. Unless the true answer is that he's just a fucking psychopath. Which most people tend to try to dispute, because they argue all his actions were for the love of his sister. Which I can certainly believe is true for some actions, but then there are the the two examples I mentioned, which are completely unrelated to Nina. So, yeah...
Tenma finding the twins' mother sure was... A scene, I guess. It wasn't that interesting, so I don't have much to say. Suk and Verdemann were also in the episode, but they didn't really have plots that needed conclusion. Heckel makes a cameo too, which is nice. Kind of funny that he's still bickering with Dieter. Now, here are the final two side notes: Tenma shouldn't have cut his hair short. It was better long. And lastly... Obvious CGI door is obvious.
But now that it's the end, let's see if I've gotten a full grasp of the story: Franz Bonaparta, a high ranking member of the Czech Secret Police, started an experiment to spawn the "Perfect Aryan" children, to mold into future Nazi leaders of the country. The experiments involved doing ominous things at book readings and inhumanely abusive orphanages. But he realizes his errors, poisons all current 46 people involved in the experiment, and sets the twins free. They journey across Czechoslovakia for some years and end up in Germany. Then at their new foster parents home, Johan kills the parents and Nina shoots Johan. They go to the hospital, escape, but eventually get separated. For a decade, Nina lives a normal life while Johan goes on an incoherent killing spree, until he decides he just wants to erase all aspects of his past, ending with Bonaparta's death and then his own. During all of this, several members of the old Czech Secret Police, or an organization of Neo-Nazis related to it, still continues the experiments, and wants to get ahold of the twins again. And of course there's many various characters with different roles and connections to the events, but it all ties into this one narrative. It felt a little convoluted at times. But it works)
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I have gotten kind of tired of seeing Nina in the same old "go to [place], try to remember, fail, break down" routine. Which makes me really glad this is the final one. And I actually loved it this time. But that's because of how much we actually get to see. It's still just a bunch of vague moments with no context, but that's what makes the puzzle so interesting to try and figure out. And Dieter talking her down after failing once more was incredibly heartfelt. Especially given he actually knows what he's talking about, as he has tons of painful memories of mental and physical abuse.
It's amusing how Julius' home has pretty much become the go-to stop for every character. And wholesome how accepting he is of it. He was just an old psychiatrist living on his own, but once he got tangled into this mess, Tenma just dropped a child on him with no warning. And he's perfectly fine with letting that child live with him and literally raise him. He seems perfectly willing to committ to that until Dieter grows up. Come on, he's gotta adopt Dieter by the end of this series. And he's gotten pretty close with Nina too, considering the situation. It's so interesting how all these characters have stories that collide, both present and past. Even as far back as before their birth, many characters parents have history that somehow connects to each other. Someone needs to make a connection chart between all of them, because when you try to think of it as a whole, it's hard to keep track of. But when you focus on one at a time, it all makes sense.
Karl and Lotte in this episode alone are examples of this. Lotte met Julius from when he examined Nina in episode 39, and she's probably filled Karl in on all the information about Tenma, Johan, and everything else she knows. Karl connects to his father, Schuwald, who connects to Margot Langer, who connects to Johan's mother, who connects to, well, Johan... Who, in a full 360, connects to Karl and Lotte, because they used to be friends. It's all so intricate, and I love these episodes where we actually get to see the connections collide, with so many of the different characters in the same room. And just seeing them all have a good, wholesome time at Julius' house was pretty awesome.
Nina's examination sure revealed a lot. More specifics on her parents, at least. And, well, the fact that she seems to actually have DID and become an entire different person, and a violent one at that, is giving me suspicions. The show definitely wants me to assume that Johan is responsible for the men who died in the Rose Mansion. But with what Nina just displayed, and the fact that she remembers seeing the bodies so vividly, it makes me wonder if one way or another, she was responsible for it. At least partially.
Oh yeah, this episode has a middle segment where Verdemann meets Suk and interview some people who used to attend Bonaparta's book readings in the Red Mansion. Another perfect example of characters connecting, really. Considering Suk and Verdemann both know Tenma, and coincidentally end up meeting each other here, while having no awareness that they're both personally relevant to Tenma and his situation. Plus, it was at least nice to see Suk again, since last time we saw him was a pretty strange way to leave us hanging)
62. A Fun Dining Table - 4/5 (Well, THAT sure was a thrilling opening. I initally thought the little girl who walked in was the orphan that Hugo Bernhardt was raising, and that Tenma somehow ended up in their care again. They do look similar. But nah, turns out he was rescued by some random guy just living with a ton of diverse people. Coincidentally someone who ALSO has interest in Peter Capek. I like the show, but even I have to admit, these coincidences are getting quite unrealistic. Anyway, I'm not sure what the point of this was, since he is just revealed to be a childhood friend of Peter Capek, tries to assasinate him, but is killed himself instead. And that's it. That's his story finished. Alrighty then. And Tenma keeps on cooking his food so he doesn't have to bring his new mishmash family the bad news during dinner. Franky, I'm just baffled as to why he decided to pull out his gun while still a few meters away and aggressively run towards Peter with it, rather than just walking up to him to talk, and pulling a quick surprise attack. Kind of a dumbass moment if you ask me, LOL.
The stories he told of Peter Capek and the "book readings" just make me more and more angsty to find out what this experiment actually was/is (as Martin did imply before it's still being practised). Like, it's just reading books to children... Yet it makes them crazy violent, or suicidal. It's even how Johan was spawned. Supposedly)
63. An Unrelated Murder - 3/5 (Holy crap, it's Detective Weisbach from episode 2. My favorite character! What an epic return! LOL, but honestly, when he first appeared, I recognized him, but could not at all put my finger on when I previously saw him. It was so long ago. Thank goodness for the handy flashbacks.
Anyway, this was an interesting episode, but it's pretty samey to things I've already seen before, while, just like before, still telling me nothing. Some convicts reveal they've had a connection to Johan, from which I can decipher that Johan is doing... Something. Again, it tells me literally NOTHING. Other than the location he's summoned them to make the requests. I've stopped trying to decipher what Johan's goal is, because every time I do, nothing comes of it. He just moves on with seemingly no coherent plan. I mean, I do predict the show is actually gonna explain how literally everything he did had a purpose in some grand scheme. But at this point, I haven't the foggiest clue how that could be.
Side note: While I don't sympathize with Reinhard Dinger, because he's a fricking lunatic, it was still pretty great how he beat the shit out of the guy who was abusing his dog. Karma served. And it's not like he killed the guy, so I consider that a pretty righteous action)
64. The Baby's Depression - 3/5 (Well, I was certainly not expecting an episode starring THE BABY. Much less one that tries to humanize him. I thought this was going to lead to some sort of redemption arc, where he realizes the "plan" is faulty, and he becomes a player in stopping it. But nope. He just gets tricked and killed by some prostitute. Can't say I was expecting THAT either. Now I can add "mysterious prostitute" to the list of unanswered mysteries of the show. They just keep piling on.
To my surprise, the mysteries planted last episode were actually elaborated on in THIS one, right after it. Moving faster than usual now, I see. Probably because there isn't time to spare anymore. So the three people who Johan had requested be killed was because they had dirt on this goofy looking buck-toothed "apprentice" of Johan. Whatever THAT means. It obviously doesn't answer my question, but at least it's one step closer to answering it. Now I just want to know who this guy IS and why getting rid of those three people was necessary.
This whole Neo-Nazi organization plan seems like the most ridiculously convoluted thing EVER. There are so many different characters and layers to this plan that it's impossible to make out what it actually is. So the Neo-Nazis didn't just try to capture Johan in Frankfurt all those episodes ago because they've heard about him. But because the leader, Peter Capek, was aware of Johan from the very start, because he was THERE at Johan's birth. And he was always intended to be molded into a Hitler 2.0. And it was Franz Bonaparta's plan all along, Peter Capek just became his right hand man or something, and have since taken over the operation. He keeps saying that everything is still going according to plan, yet he clearly can't control Johan, so the plan has already spiralled out of control. Like, the plan was probably to just keep him isolated and mold him, not let him run loose all over the country for a decade and then re-capture him. Still, some aspects of the story are making more sense by now at least. Johan and Nina's mother ran away with them to hide, lived by the Three Frogs, and then the organization discovered their location and captured them again. And that's the memory Nina was constantly trying to remember a while ago. I do like how things are starting to add up. Now I just need to know what Nina standing in the doorway with the book saying "welcome home" means.
By the end, the plan will probably seem more streamlined than I realize, I just don't have all the pieces yet. Plus, I've had so many other characters and events around it to follow, so it is a little difficult to keep track. But at this time, I can't help but scratch my head at how incomprehensible it is. Anyway, I couldn't help but feel bad for Peter Capek's driver by the end of this episode. He did NOTHING, and Capek shot him)
65. Johan's Footprints - 3/5 (It's a little frustrating how Nina claims to have gotten back all her memories of the past, meets with Peter Capek, who also knows everything about their past, yet none of them will tell me, the viewer, any of it. Just leaving me in the dark until they can reveal it later. But hey, at least this episode makes up for it with another reveal: The fact that the goofy looking buck-toothed- Okay, I should probably try to remember his name. The fact that "Kristoff" was also in 511 Kinderheim and befriended Johan after the fateful night. Even this late into the series, the past just keeps getting more and more elaborate. Like, we have literally never seen or heard of this guy until episode 59. And now we find out he's been friends with Johan for over a decade, and they're both in kahoots on some "plan"? What fucking plan, I swear to.... AUGH!!!!
I liked Eva's entrance in this episode a lot. And she REALLY doesn't have restraint. Like, Tenma and Nina have held people at gunpoint to get answers a lot in this show, but they'd NEVER pull the trigger. It's just an empty threat. But Eva straight up shoots his ear and tell him to cough it up. Pretty badass, if you ask me)
66. Welcome Back - 3/5 (Oh, wow, a LOT revealed about the elaborate Neo-Nazi plan now. So from what I understand, Franz Bonaparta was in charge of the whole experiemt, of which the purpose was to find the most pure caucasians, to have them give birth to the perfect, most pure Aryan child, which he would then mold into the future leader of humanity. Or, in other words... A superior Hitler. I still have questions of how it even started in the first place, considering it's highly unlikely that Bonaparta just randomly decided to start up this project out of his own pocket. It was probably funded by the government itself, considering that it happened in the 80's. That, or possibly by the Czech Secret Police, considering they've had significance in the story.
Aside from that, this episode kinda feels like it's dragging time a little, since all I'm waiting for is for Tenma to arrive at Johan's location, where Nina is already confronting him. And then the episode ends. It does feel like it's shaping up the next episode to be fantastic, though. Also, that Johan and Nina flashback was just depressing, because it's genuinely wholesome to see this elderly couple they encounter help them, and cute when they play in the field. But because Johan is Johan, he fucking kills them for no reason)
67. I'm Home - 3/5 (As per usual, the show elaborates more on the mystery, but just creates more questions in the process. THIS late into the show, as well. Why the heck does Johan remember Nina's experiences? Has he genuinely deluded himself to believe those were his? And why was he dressed up as her when she came back home? What was his "plan"? I keep saying I'm under the impression that he doesn't have one, since nothing he does has seemed very coherent. Not until NOW anyway, when I know he just wants to find Franz Bonaparta. But the guy he visits seems to imply there was a plan before that. But so did Kristoff in the last episode. Also, who the heck is this guy he's visiting?
So uh, what were the gunshots Tenma heard before he entered the building? Johan is gone and Nina is just sitting there. Was she aiming at him and missed? It never gets explained, so I guess that was it. Also, R.I.P. Peter Capek. Can't empathize with him considering he's a massive criminal, despite his very quick "redemption". I was pretty shocked when one of his men shot him, though. Caught me very off guard. But before that he asks "What were we trying to create?" and, from what I understand it really does seem they just wanted to spawn a "Perfect Aryan" and then mold him into the country's leader)
68. Ruhenheim - 4/5 (Ruhenheim comes off a really comfortable town. I really like that old European architecture and infrastructure. Anyway, this episode sure spends a lot of time on various townfolk. First the little boy with the bike has his story, then the lady with her dog, and then some random couple who's paranoid about winning the lottery using numbers somebody else suggested. Which I don't really get. You live in an incredibly safe town where everyone seems to be friends with each other. Why do they suddenly think people are going to try and rob and kill them for their money? And why would the guy who gave them the numbers be any trouble? He comes off as a nice man and I doubt he'd be pissed off. Jealous, maybe, but they don't owe him anything. LOL.
He's shot and killed anyway, so I guess the lottery couple doesn't have to worry. Except uh oh, the husband recently purchased guns! Now it looks like they would have had a motive AND the means to be the culprits. Wonder what wacky shenanigans this will lead to.
I feel it's pretty obvious that Franz Bonaparta lives in this town. Obviously because why else would they spend time here so close to the end of the series? And imply that a "massacre" is gonna sweep through? I know that Johan is after Bonaparta, and the only massacre would be caused by him. Also, uh, nice return of Grimmer. I like that he encountered Lunge and instead of being arrested, they partner up)
69. A Peaceful Home - 4/5 (If it wasn't obvious enough already, the final picture book 100% reveals that Franz Bonaparta is living in Ruhenheim. It literally represents his own final chapter. I find it pretty amusing how, for most of the series, it's always been Tenma who is one step ahead of Lunge. Now, Lunge is the one who's ahead. I mean, he's already in the town where Bonaparta lives and where Johan is going. Tenma is only finding that out in this episode. I also find it amusing that Lunge immediately figures out the elderly couple at the hotel are up to something iffy by looking at the wheelchair guy's muddy shoes. No offense but that's just clumsy of them. Now I just want to know who on earth these people are, and why they're offering guns around town. Well, obviously to spawn a massacre, but... Why are THEY doing that? Also, NOT THE FRICKING DOG! Come on... Fuck that drunkard.
Oh no, Roberto is back. It's not said, but like, LOL, that's clearly him who's shooting the policeman. Surely he isn't the "perfect man" who the Sausage Lady fell for, though?)
70. The Town of Slaughter - 4/5 (Nevermind, I guess Roberto was the man the Sausage Lady fell for. What the actual hell. He looks like he's twice her age. If that alone didn't make this uncomfortable, watching them have sex when I KNOW how truly awful of a person he is makes it even worse. He's a hitman who's gone after multiple characters in the show that I love. He should NOT be getting pussy. And he's telling the lady crytpically that "all the awful memories will disappear" while they're fucking.
Alright so Eva is now staying at Julius home? LOL, okay, I've said this multiple times already, but it really is amusing how he'll take in literally anyone who comes. I mean, given the circumstance, I suppose I would also be willing to help. But at some point he's gotta step his foot down and say his home is not a free hotel. At least he's getting some load off since Nina and Rudy are leaving for Ruhenheim. Exciting.
Okay, I can predict most events when they're closing in, such as last episode when I clearly knew Roberto was the mysterious man. But I was never going to guess that the nice old man running the hotel that Lunge and Grimmer are staying at to be Franz Bonaparta himself. WHAT a confrontation. And Lunge is going out to the chaos with a massive rifle!! Next episode is shaping up to be insanely epic. And it turns out the elderly couple are in kahoots with Johan (I mean, duh). But he's literally manipulating them by pretending to be their grandson? And that's enough for them to start giving out guns to cause gunfights all over town? Those are some ridiculous lenghts to go to please a faker.
I don't quite get how things managed to escalate so quickly in a small town. I know Lunge already explained that similar things have happened before, and fear is one hell of a motivator. But frankly, anyone who actually gets into the gunfights instead of just escaping the town or hiding has got to be asking for it anyway. Like, Tenma meets a family who are hiding to avoid the fighting. That's smart. Side note: Lunge telling Grimmer that he wants to have a beer with him once this is over was awesome, LOL)
71. The Magnificent Steiner's Rage - 5/5 (Tenma and Lunge confrontation! Crazy to think they haven't actually met since episode 22. The situation sure was different then, huh? At the time, I expected them to have a confrontation down the line where Lunge finally catches up to him to arrest him. But instead, he's now engulfed in the conspiracy himself. He even apologized to Tenma. That was great. Now he's off to stop Roberto, but the outcome isn't seen in this episode. It's obviously not gonna go well though, because Roberto surely heard the gunshots from downstairs. The shower being on is a distraction, he likely isn't in there.
The sausage lady is kind of annoying, to be honest. Yeah, I get that it's a very scary situation, but is being a liability and holding up the people who are actually trying to fix the situation a good idea? And why would she be too scared to rush to the hotel, but feel safer sitting right in the open? I mean, she ended up getting shot when she left, so maybe she had the right idea. But also, she was walking right in the middle of the road. Should have kept to the sides and been on alert.
This leads to the most epic part of the episode though. As the title implies, it's The Magnificent Steiner's rage. Except it wasn't Steiner at all! Grimmer attacked the men all by himself, fully aware of his actions. I suppose sometimes more is less, but after the many times we've only seen the result of Steiner awakening, I was hoping to actually see Grimmer beating the shit out of people in action. Sadly, the most we got to see was a man being flung out a window by his hands. But also... He fucking dies. This isn't okay. I wasn't expecting some happy ending where everyone survives, but I didn't assume that Grimmer would be a casualty! I thought he was just weakened from the wounds, not that they were fatal! He said they were gonna have a picnic. Now they never will. I did get incredibly sad when he genuinely started crying about events in his past where he was previously emotionless. But it does feel like that development kind already happened in episode 49. Not that this wasn't great, of course. Because it was)
72. Man Without A Name - 5/5 (Lunge is AWESOME in this episode. He's been this calm, collected and calculated man the entire show. But now, he's getting extremely loud, violent and aggressive. And all because Roberto starting yapping about his grandkid. Honestly though, I'm not sure if I'm meant to be sad for Lunge or something. Like, yeah, I know he ditched his daughters invitiation to meet his grandchild in order to pursue Tenma instead. But he never seemed to really care that much. But if I am supposed to believe he does want to meet his grandchild, it still doesn't feel like he care very much about his wife. Or not ex-wife, rather. LOL.
Oh, so Roberto was the nephew of the Czech Secret Police member who Grimmer memorized from the orphanage. Kinda disappointed that's not gonna go anywhere now that Grimmer is gone. I was expecting him to meet that nephew, who in turn had memorized who Grimmer was as a child. But I guess not. It's also revealed that Franz Bonaparta was the man who visited the Lieberts that fateful night over a decade ago and, well... Yeah, I already knew that. But it's nice to get a fuller picture of what was actually going on. Bonaparta stopped the experiments because he realized how inhumane they were, but the organization still went on without him, and this is where a large amount of the conflict of the series is coming from. Just the crazed people trying to continue the experiment. Oh, and he poisoned all the men at the Red Rose mansion. Whack.
Okay, so, what the hell is it that Johan "saw" that Roberto keeps talking about? And why is Tenma the man he's apparently "chosen" to be the one to also "see" it? I agree with Lunge here when he says to Roberto that this plan doesn't add up at all. It's so incoherent and vague. Has Johan always just been trolling Tenma because he found it amusing that he's such a caring person to make go through such a horrible time? There's two episodes left after this. They better elaborate on this with immense detail in the finale or something)
73. The Landscape of the End - 4/5 (Holy crap, it's the memory of Bonaparta reaching his hand out, except with full context! It's satisfying to finally see. The multiple times we've seen this, it's made him come off as very scary and ominous. Turns out he was actually a good guy all along. Or, err... At least good in the last 15 or so years. He still did horrible things for a long time before that. Guess that doesn't matter now, because Roberto shot him dead. And then Roberto himself dies. I was pretty joyed when I initially thought Roberto died. But now that I can see that he really did, I'm conflicted. Was he a villaineous asshole? Absolutely. But I was curious what knowledge of Grimmer he had retained, since he was supposed to remember Grimmer, and Grimmer would remember him. But he never elaborated on ANY knowledge he had, and now he's gone, So I'll never know.
So, uh, Nina is FORGIVING Johan? WHAT. THE. FUCK? Nina, he's killed all your previous foster parents. And he's responsible for death of the Fortners, who gave you your name, and raised you with all their love. The parents you loved so much that you sought out the man who was guilty of the act itself for revenge. On top of all the other innocent people who's life Johan has ended or ruined. And you forgive him??? I'm hoping she just said that in an attempt to manipulate him because she assumed that would stop him or something. But she seems very genuine about it, since she doesn't want Tenma to shoot him, and she doesn't want to shoot him herself anymore. I don't sympathize with this at all. Fuck Johan.
Anyway, LOL that the random drunkard ended up being the one to shoot Johan. Glad that the terror in Ruhenheim is over. But now Tenma is tasked with performing an operation to remove the bullet from Johan's head?? Just like he did all those years ago? This can't be real. He's actually gonna do it? Why? I'll... I'll hold my words until I see what happens next)
74. The Real Monster - 3/5 (So, the final episode is just an epilogue. I feel like I'm gonna be in the minority here to say that I didn't really love it. Still a decent episode all-in-all. But for being an epilogue, it really doesn't show me the things I really want to see. Instead they just tease it, and ends extremely vaguely. Which, for the record, I completely understand is the point. But for this show, it just really wasn't my cup of tea. If anything, I would have respected it more if the final episode was the last one. It would have arguably been more unsatisfying, but at least it would be so grossly unsatisfying that it's impressive, as opposed to having a pretty mid episode be the last thing I see.
We find out all the good things like Eva having gotten her life together, Tenma being cleared of all charges and doing volunteering doctors work, Lunge talking to his daughter, Nina being on the path to becoming a lawyer and Dieter simply living a regular life under the care of Julius. All stuff that I DO like. I'm just unsatisfied by how little of it is actually shown. Lunge and Nina's parts are fine. They pretty much were all I needed. But I really wanted to see Eva meet Tenma again. Not that I have any idea what it would lead to, I just wanted to see it. And I also wanted to see Dieter reunite with Tenma, considering we haven't witnessed them together on-screen since episode 31. And since then, Dieter had not shut up about wanting to meet him.
It's still implied they've all pretty much become one big family. Well, mostly Julius, Nina and Dieter. Considering Dieter has presumably been fully adopted by Julius, and Nina says she's coming "home". So that's pretty wholesome. Obviously Tenma is of big importance, but how much he's part of the "family" is a little iffy. Obviously a VERY close family friend. Same with Rudy. But, again. All things just told, not shown. Perhaps this would have been a little cheesy, but my gripes with this would probably go away if the final scene was Tenma, Nina, Dieter, Rudy, Schuwald and Karl all having dinner at Julius' home, talking and laughing. Or rather second-to-last, since the final scene is meant to be the one where Tenma visits Johan at the hospital. He could have done that after my theoretical wholesome dinner scene.
Regarding that scene, it's pretty confusing. So Tenma DID perform the operation on Johan, and he's since been in a coma. But when he visits him, Tenma dreams that Johan wakes up and tells him some more detail about the events when the Czech Secret Police invaded their childhood home. Which makes me question the validity of the scene, considering it makes no sense for Tenma to DREAM the truth of Johan explaining more about the situation. And then the final scene is just the hospital bed with no Johan in sight. I tried to see what others thought of it, and some theorized he escaped and started living a normal life. Others believe Tenma was just hallucinating the entire time, and that Johan wasn't there. Or that he simply died in the coma. Personally, I just assumed he jumped out the window to commit suicide. I definitely do not like the theory that he escaped to live a normal life. That bastard doesn't deserve that.
So even in this final episode, there's no elaboration whatsoever to what "plan" Johan had. It was hinted at all across the show, and especially implied near the end by the random guy he visited in episode 67, and Roberto. Yet in the end, the only coherent plan I seem to be able to make out is that he wanted to destroy the Red Rose Mansion and kill Franz Bonaparta, essentially erasing his past. Which he didn't seem to come up with until far into the series, after encountering the Nameless Monster book. This still doesn't explain all the other random murders he's committed across his entire life. Why he messed around with Schuwald for a while, why he manipulated children to play a dangerous game that lead to their deaths, etc. Unless the true answer is that he's just a fucking psychopath. Which most people tend to try to dispute, because they argue all his actions were for the love of his sister. Which I can certainly believe is true for some actions, but then there are the the two examples I mentioned, which are completely unrelated to Nina. So, yeah...
Tenma finding the twins' mother sure was... A scene, I guess. It wasn't that interesting, so I don't have much to say. Suk and Verdemann were also in the episode, but they didn't really have plots that needed conclusion. Heckel makes a cameo too, which is nice. Kind of funny that he's still bickering with Dieter. Now, here are the final two side notes: Tenma shouldn't have cut his hair short. It was better long. And lastly... Obvious CGI door is obvious.
But now that it's the end, let's see if I've gotten a full grasp of the story: Franz Bonaparta, a high ranking member of the Czech Secret Police, started an experiment to spawn the "Perfect Aryan" children, to mold into future Nazi leaders of the country. The experiments involved doing ominous things at book readings and inhumanely abusive orphanages. But he realizes his errors, poisons all current 46 people involved in the experiment, and sets the twins free. They journey across Czechoslovakia for some years and end up in Germany. Then at their new foster parents home, Johan kills the parents and Nina shoots Johan. They go to the hospital, escape, but eventually get separated. For a decade, Nina lives a normal life while Johan goes on an incoherent killing spree, until he decides he just wants to erase all aspects of his past, ending with Bonaparta's death and then his own. During all of this, several members of the old Czech Secret Police, or an organization of Neo-Nazis related to it, still continues the experiments, and wants to get ahold of the twins again. And of course there's many various characters with different roles and connections to the events, but it all ties into this one narrative. It felt a little convoluted at times. But it works)
2024.02.27 20:23 Wayne_Regot_IV My thoughts on a potential Foster’s home reboot/continuation
It’s been 12 years and Mac (now 20 years old) has just returned from collage after hearing about madam fosters’s passing and in her will she leaves the now abandoned foster’s mansion to him knowing that Mac will take good care of the business and find the imaginary friends homes.
I’m not sure what to do with Frankie in this but maybe she just retired early (at 34) and started a family or maybe she’s managing the London branch of Fosters and is busy.
Let me know what you think and where you think the other characters are
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I’m not sure what to do with Frankie in this but maybe she just retired early (at 34) and started a family or maybe she’s managing the London branch of Fosters and is busy.
Let me know what you think and where you think the other characters are
2024.02.23 02:45 boyegcs [Thank You]
u/BlooGloop - Thank you for the super cute cat postcard!
u/jamellya — Thank you so much for the Leo card! I LOVED your translation: “It is sad, what you are going through. Something must be done to shake it off… Sun, my friend, help me! What if you helped me and the warmth would be back, and everything would be better” <3. I LOVE your name and handwriting
u/melhen16 — Thank you for the unicorn card, facts and stickers! <3
u/orangewolpertinger x3 — Thank you for the amazing goody bag, stickers, tarot, pokemon card, washi sample, bookmark and more! I am so obsessed with your homemade magazine envelopes lol
u/Pumpkin-Spice-Witch x2 — Thank you for the POKEMON VALENTINES!
u/rennbrig — Thank you for the card from the past! So cute and I love the koi stationary
u/snerdboff — Thank you for the SENDING SUNSHINE card and stickers<3 my aunts recorded some videos of my grandma and all of us sitting around the living room talking about the kids (my dad and his siblings) childhood at the cabin, birthday traditions and more <3
u/sunrisegular — Thank you for the TEDDY ROOSEVELT CARD! You wrote “Teddy established national parks. Wait I think that was Woodrow Wilson.” Well on whitehouse.gov it reiterates: “Some of Theodore Roosevelt’s most effective achievements were in conservation. He added enormously to the national forests in the West, reserved lands for public use, and fostered great irrigation projects. I can’t wait to show my partner your unhinged card XD
u/TyeDyeAmish — Thank you for the Joan Miro postcard!
u/wendytheroo — Thank you for the lovely Navajo Wild Ruins rug postcard!
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u/jamellya — Thank you so much for the Leo card! I LOVED your translation: “It is sad, what you are going through. Something must be done to shake it off… Sun, my friend, help me! What if you helped me and the warmth would be back, and everything would be better” <3. I LOVE your name and handwriting
u/melhen16 — Thank you for the unicorn card, facts and stickers! <3
u/orangewolpertinger x3 — Thank you for the amazing goody bag, stickers, tarot, pokemon card, washi sample, bookmark and more! I am so obsessed with your homemade magazine envelopes lol
u/Pumpkin-Spice-Witch x2 — Thank you for the POKEMON VALENTINES!
u/rennbrig — Thank you for the card from the past! So cute and I love the koi stationary
u/snerdboff — Thank you for the SENDING SUNSHINE card and stickers<3 my aunts recorded some videos of my grandma and all of us sitting around the living room talking about the kids (my dad and his siblings) childhood at the cabin, birthday traditions and more <3
u/sunrisegular — Thank you for the TEDDY ROOSEVELT CARD! You wrote “Teddy established national parks. Wait I think that was Woodrow Wilson.” Well on whitehouse.gov it reiterates: “Some of Theodore Roosevelt’s most effective achievements were in conservation. He added enormously to the national forests in the West, reserved lands for public use, and fostered great irrigation projects. I can’t wait to show my partner your unhinged card XD
u/TyeDyeAmish — Thank you for the Joan Miro postcard!
u/wendytheroo — Thank you for the lovely Navajo Wild Ruins rug postcard!
2024.02.10 06:18 never_enough_ Twin name ideas
I am almost 10 weeks with DiMo (identical) twins - sex unknown. I will get an amnio at 16 weeks but for now brainstorming.
I have three daughters but have named none of them fully as I adopted them from foster care and they came to me with their names - or, in the case of my oldest, she changed her name at 10! Adding the dots to make this less searchable as we have not shared the news openly yet.
E.mmeline - Emma, Emme
A.maya - Maya
C.orina - Cora
Their middle names all have birth family significance so I won't share.
My partner has two daughters with his first wife.
M.adelynn Rose - Madi
M.aKenzie Lynn - Maki (MACK-ee), Max
I like easy to spell, easy to pronounce, non-trendy names. Nothing too terribly common. I do like the idea of a nickname because all of the other girls have nicknames they go by most of the time. I like gender neutral names sometimes, like Stevie or Frankie for a girl, but not really sure. I think we should stay away from Ms and probably most As because my partner also has two nieces and a nephew with "soft" A sounding names (think Aria).
Some names I like:
Delaney, Molly (but an M), Willow, Marigold (another M and my partner says marigolds smell bad), Vivienne, Francesca (Frankie), Beatrix/Beatrice,
Asher, Ezra, Jonah, Brooks, August (partner does not like)
Names I love but cannot use: Isla, Mila, Lila, Amelia, George/Georgia, Nora, Jack, John, Emmett, Ava, Avery
Middle names for girls will likely be June and Ruth. For boys possibly Jeffrey and John but less sure on those.
I don't want matching names for identical twins but think they should sort of mesh together. I don't need b/g combos because they'll be the same sex.
Hit me with any ideas or thoughts!!
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I have three daughters but have named none of them fully as I adopted them from foster care and they came to me with their names - or, in the case of my oldest, she changed her name at 10! Adding the dots to make this less searchable as we have not shared the news openly yet.
E.mmeline - Emma, Emme
A.maya - Maya
C.orina - Cora
Their middle names all have birth family significance so I won't share.
My partner has two daughters with his first wife.
M.adelynn Rose - Madi
M.aKenzie Lynn - Maki (MACK-ee), Max
I like easy to spell, easy to pronounce, non-trendy names. Nothing too terribly common. I do like the idea of a nickname because all of the other girls have nicknames they go by most of the time. I like gender neutral names sometimes, like Stevie or Frankie for a girl, but not really sure. I think we should stay away from Ms and probably most As because my partner also has two nieces and a nephew with "soft" A sounding names (think Aria).
Some names I like:
Delaney, Molly (but an M), Willow, Marigold (another M and my partner says marigolds smell bad), Vivienne, Francesca (Frankie), Beatrix/Beatrice,
Asher, Ezra, Jonah, Brooks, August (partner does not like)
Names I love but cannot use: Isla, Mila, Lila, Amelia, George/Georgia, Nora, Jack, John, Emmett, Ava, Avery
Middle names for girls will likely be June and Ruth. For boys possibly Jeffrey and John but less sure on those.
I don't want matching names for identical twins but think they should sort of mesh together. I don't need b/g combos because they'll be the same sex.
Hit me with any ideas or thoughts!!