This Is Like The Sole Post Keeping My Activity Alive Man. Glad My 10 Minute Piece Of Work Is Entertaining

this is like the sole post keeping my activity alive man. glad my 10 minute piece of work is entertaining lol.

don't tell me i was the only one picking up on the Miguel / Peter B. vibe...

saw someone else talking about this so i’m curious.. south parkie… where are you guys from?? be as vague as u wanna, i just wanna know where we all are in the world.

Finally happy with this first chapter of my Paperhat slow burn story. Hope you'll come along with me on these 13 chapters! (speaking of which, does anyone know how to make it say 1/13 or 1/? in chapters instead of 1/1? thank you!)

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Villainous (Cartoon) Rating: Mature Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Black Hat/Dr. Flug (Villainous) Characters: Black Hat (Villainous), Dr. Flug (Villainous), Demencia (Villainous), 5.0.5 (Villainous), Goldheart (Villainous) Additional Tags: Angst, Violence, Blood and Injury, BAMF Dr. Flug (Villainous), Sadistic Dr. Flug (Villainous), Eventual Black Hat/Dr. Flug (Villainous), Slow Burn, Black Hat Organization (Villainous), Human Experimentation, Near Death Experiences, Physical Abuse Summary:

Black Hat had never cared for his pathetic subordinate. He went out of his way to make Doctor Flug miserable. If Flug was going to do nothing but make worthless machines, then he’s going to be treated like it.

Until, Black Hot arrived. Questions were raised. Confusion was at a high. Black Hat didn’t care about his shrouded past before, but seeing the way Black Hot looked at Flug made him wonder.

What was he? And what the fuck did the doctor have to do with it?

Finally happy with this first chapter of my Paperhat slow burn story. Hope you’ll come along with me on these 13 chapters!

recently exposed to scene kyle and scene tweek and i kinda like the clothing style...

is this my scene awakening

Said in my review of the movie, but easily one of my favorite aspects of Across The Spider-Verse was the Spot. Like, maybe I’m biased because he’s one of my favorite underrated Spider-Villains but he was SUCH a great choice for the bad guy in this movie and they wrote him so well, perfectly capturing his story in the comics.

They really bait you out into thinking that he’s this cute, adorable, dorky, and harmless joke character, the sort of dumb “villain of the week” that Spider-Man swats on his way to real problems and never does anything especially evil, but then they start peeling the layers back and you slowly realize that, no, this goofball dude is actually a completely ruthless, bloodthirsty, vindictive, and depraved murderer who will do ANYTHING in the name of getting even with the people who piss him off in anyway whatsoever and his powers are only superficially goofy at best, being nightmarishly powerful when applied properly. And all you’re doing by laughing at him or beating him up is encouraging him to get even stronger so he can come back and kill everyone you love as a personal “fuck you” because he doesn’t care how many dead bodies it takes to make people take him seriously.

He starts the movie as a generic low-level RPG enemy and ends it as a nigh-unkillable superboss stacked down with game-breaking stats. It’s incredible.