Keep In Mind We're Still Discovering Characters And Their Personalities As The Show Goes. For Example,

Keep in mind we're still discovering characters and their personalities as the show goes. For example, Pomni wasn't as ridden with anxiety as we thought she would! I may be biased, might not be, but I'm only saying this is only just episode 2. Just wait a bit because exploring the characters, said by Gooseworx, is what the show is all about.

Yall, what happened to Jax in TADC

In the pilot he was an asshole but he was like, a goofy asshole? Idk, but I liked him as a character.

NOW HE'S AN BITCH, WHAT HAPPENED

He literally almost caused the deaths of half of the group and caused the death of thousands of fake people. Which yes, they are fake, but it isn't good.

I don't like Jax anymore

This one scene made me fall out of my chair laughing and dying.

guys.

Guys!

GUUUYYYYSSS!!!

HOW HAVE WE NEVER TALKED ABOUT THESE 5 SECONDS OF DIALOGUE ??

I HAVE NOT SEEN A SINGLE POST WITH THIS SO FAR? My apologies if someone has but istg this is not mentioned much.

I enjoy and I consume facts about this here Sheriff like nothing else because well he's kinda a man-loser but that's not the point. The point is we'll look at these images. Star replied with

*What? I don't do that!

*Other monsters have their own way of getting their thoughts out!

*Other... monsters.

*...

HE'S FLUSTERED? I'm telling you guys - this man has a lot more going on than what he seems to have. I wouldn't be surprised if the mf had some kind of imposter syndrome with it too. It's extremely evident that he does and it's just the fact that he's been called out for having some sort of anxiety at night HELL - Ed said every night! Who knows what he's anxious about. Could it be about cheering up Ceroba, could it be about Kanako or could it be about keeping everyone safe? Is he worried about his parents hating him? There is so much going on in his life that I couldn't even tell you what he's worrying so much about.

One thing I do know for certain though is that he really wants to make sure Ceroba's okay and genuinely has something to do. He doesn't want her going into the pit again and take forever to come out. If she'll come out at all.

It is also heavily implied after when you save Ed/other posse members from the fake train thing when you go to their house you'll see Ceroba with the tapes then mention that Star and Kanako would watch those movies together. I don't know if they were inseparable or anything but I do know Star tried moving on from his crush on Ceroba. Appearing as an uncle or something to Kanako - man this guy is SAD, huh? Appearing as nobody to others might be a fear of his.

I still have yet to finish Pacifist route so wish me luck! Um - Star's dead-eye messed me up so much in that fight istggg

WIP

The Hole Animation

Progress 2

Day 1 and the sketch animation is completed including the subtitles too

Hazbin fucking hotel I only liked one post because of the good rendering I will kill you if you keep showing up on my fyp

So the thing that gets me about Starlo — the thing that really gets me — is how much this guy hates himself.

It's not something you notice the first time you're playing, because he's so confident and enthusiastic. He'd almost be cool if he wasn't such a dork. But after replaying the game with the context of where he came from, — and I'll admit, after reading some very interesting, in-depth fanfics and analysis about him, I'll try to link them if I find them again — his character becomes a bit... blurred. How much of this is Starlo, and how much of it is North Star?

Because- because the whole point of his sheriff persona is that he gets to be someone else, isn't it? When he's out there rootin' and tootin', acting out his hero fantasies and trying to imitate the characters from the westerns he admires, he becomes someone much cooler than himself. North Star is everything Starlo wishes he was: the fearless leader, the cunning cowboy, the confident sheriff who saves lives and wrangles bandits and hangs out with humans. Not just some nobody farmer who could disappear in the corn field without anyone noticing, not the son who wastes his time on daydreams.

He craves praise so deeply. That's the big difference between Star and Papyrus, I think, because Papyrus is just so unapologetically himself, while Star... he starts spending more and more time with this mask of greatness he made himself. Because people like North Star. Not Starlo.

North Star is a real sheriff. Not Starlo.

North Star is the one who brings help and hope and fun to monsters. Not Starlo.

North Star is the one worthy of being appreciated. Not Starlo.

And like... he wants to be liked so badly. So much effort is put into making sure North Star is good enough that Starlo tends to assume people hate him. He assumes his parents hate his life choices (they don't; they're proud of him and know he cares), he assumes Clover will laugh at him when he shows his face to them (they don't; despite everything, it's still him), he assumes the reason he fell out with his friends is because he wasn't a good enough sheriff (he knows damn well it wasn't actually Clover's fault, he's not THAT stupid. But he's still desperately grasping at the last pieces of his shattered persona, so if he just works harder, if he does what a real sheriff does and captures this human, then everything will be alright, won't it?)

I really wish we could have gotten more insight on Starlo's relationships and personality before the whole Wild East thing consumed him. Ceroba and the Feisty Five say they miss the old Starlo, but we never really get to know who the old Starlo was. And I don't think he knows either.

Wake the hell up, Star. People started liking you before you were North Star. Go eat some corn and calm down.

Point is, the impostor syndrome goes hard and that's such a mood. He was supposed to be the cool and silly cowboy guy, what the fuck–