I Keep Forgetting To Talk About This But The Time Has Finally Come, Does Anyone Else Wind It Weird That

I keep forgetting to talk about this but the time has finally come, does anyone else wind it weird that Susie is the sixth playable character in the SM board game? Like, let's look at the others and then I'll epxlain.

Skid and Pump are the main characters so of course they're there, and the same goes for Lila. Roy has one of the clearer defined character arcs in the series and represents the Hatzgang as a whole. John is the more serious of the cops who have their own background plot which is building the overarching narrative. Kevin is the series main "comic relief" and a fan favorite as well as seemingly being a very major character in the next episode.

With all these characters, I'd probably guess the last one is Frank if I didn't know it was Susie, which tells me that Susie will become a much more important character than she currently is, which I'm really excited for. Unfortunately, this also might imply Frank's episode was one of the two to get cut and his arc will either be greatly reduced, though I hope I'm wrong about that.

I suggest you check out the rest of the artist's gallery, he's got loads of LN stuff. Also, here's the dream I submitted, or at least the gist of it:

I was walking into a clearing in a snow covered evergreen forest when I heard some music coming from a windowless log cabin, every object on the inside was was made of wool except for the lightbulb and the music was coming from a wool gramophone in the inexplicably darkest corner of the cabin.

I can't remember the middle but eventually I got caught by a square shouldered lumberjack in a white jacket and grey beanie with the facial structure of a horse skull with olive green skin, a pointy nose and greasy string of black hair.

I saw you mention a museum as a setting in The Nowhere and it reminded me of an idea I had for a monster's gameplay gimmick: A curator or security guard who follows the player around all the time but only attacks if you break specific rules illustrated on posters throughout their area. If you want a visual aid I found a similar idea with this piece on Deviantart: https://www.deviantart.com/bigdad/art/The-Landlord-877681909

OHHHH THE ART GOES SO HARD HELLO? I LOVE IT SO MUCH!

That's a cool idea. Funnily enough, my submission for the contest held a few months back WAS a dream I had where I was alone in a museum. It was a situation similar to the one in the Mall, where there wasn't any outward threat, but I also could feel eyes on me. There were no exhibitions, just marble white rooms and the cameras following me in every room. Kinda like the Muscle, but without speech: just starring. I also started out in a parking lot in that dream, oddly enough. It was completely empty.

I love the idea of rules based monster though. The "rules to be followed" creepypasta format is my favorite.

Helluva Boss animatic ideas I'm shocked I haven't seen done yet.

Just some idea I'd like to see someone do

Stella and Andre with audio of the Fischoeder brothers from Bob's Burgers, they basically have the same dynamic with Andre as Calvin and Stella as Felix

Chaz with literally any seen of Aladdin from Twisted, again, they're practically the same character

The dinner with Pop scene from season 2 of The League of Gentlemen with Crimson, Moxxie and Millie

This one will almost definitely happen after the next episode but here it is anyway, Mammon as Big Jack Horner

Talking about himb (The Blorbo<3)

I love Kinger, but what I love most about him is that he isn't quite as insane as we thought he would be. He's slightly delusional and terrified of Caine but when Caine isn't around, he's actually quite rational and confident.

When the trio meet the Gloink Queen Gangle is scared of her, Jax is just grossed out, but Kinger is actually very polite and only wants the Gloinks to stop as part of the daily adventure. I think this is all perfectly reflected in his chibi self's confident (and adorable) stride during the credits.

Also I really hope we get flashbacks about the "former" circus members so we can learn about Queener (let's face it, that would be/ will be her canon name)

Fuck it, live blogging my reaction to TADC pilot!

*circus entities are officaly NPCs, I like it!

*Bubble being gross, perfect for Goose.

*Caine keeps the rooms for dead humans but just crosses out their avatar's portraits, again, seems in character.

**Nevermind, they get abstracted and turn into low poly beasts.

*Kinger is, in fact my favorite character. Lovely neurotic chess man.

*Ragatha' dynamic with Pomni is more interesting than I thought.

*The Gloinks tickle my brain.

*Weird door montage, classic Goose.

*Of course the big thing is the Gloink queen

*Why is a gloink glitching? Is Kaufmo doing that?

*Ooooh- Going PT for a bit with the fake exit.

*Gastrointestinal gameshow reference?!?!<3

*The makers of the circus seems to be a firm called C&A ( Caine and something?)

*An actual Wackywatch, neat, also Caine and Bubble are my favorite 2 character dynamic!

*I forgot about Ragatha, good thing she's better.

*Caine wanted to ad an exit because they wanted one, without understanding why they actually want it. He's so misguidedly cute.

*Adorable credits and HOLY SHIT THERE'S ALREADY MERCH!

*One last thing, the moon being slutty for Caine was my favorite joke.

Cash's Past and Future

Recently more and more people have been theorizing on what happened to Pa Buckzo after the fire but I haven't encountered anyone who shares my theory, but before we get to it, CONTEXT!

While Mammon's involvement and even awareness is still up in the air, we can safely say that Cash knowingly acted as one of, and likely THE main agent that drove Blitz and Fizz apart after the accident. This naturally raises the question of why? The answer is obviously money, this is Cash Buckzo were talking about, but HOW would he make money off of it? The answer is right under our noses, specifically in Oops:

The Clown Pageant!

I believe Fizzarolli participated in one shortly before the fire which attracted Mam's attention, but not enough for him to seek Fizz out immediately. When he eventually does he finds the rising star horribly disfigured and the circus he worked for destroyed, with it's owner in an absolute shitfit, he then offers Cash the chance to seek out new entertainment ventures without his unwanted family, all for the low-low price of his (effectively) adopted son's agency.

After all this, Cash, likely under a false identity to avoid being recognized by former acquaintances, enjoys a fairly comfortable life somewhere in Greed, possibly even occasionally working directly with Mammon himself.

The reveal of this in the series proper would come with Blitz coming face to face with Mammon, only to run into him mid conversation with his dead beat father, chaos and emotional damage ensue.

So, yeah, I think Cash will actually be a more substantial villain than most fans currently think, even if he doesn't end up with much actual screen time.