Y'know How Player Can Canonically Lift Several Weights That Require Like 4-5 People To Lift It? Along

Y'know how Player can canonically lift several weights that require like 4-5 people to lift it? Along with a Sewing machine? I like to imagine that Player is like Spider-Man, where they can lift anything and probably punch hard enough to kill someone. But like they don't. Player holds back since most of the time, they battle with their Doodles, not their fists. Remembering that fic where Player and Co. all go to the gym, Player would probably just go to help their friends and hang out rather than actually work out.

I thought more about it, and Player being like Spider-Man is like... perfect. (Rambling) Not in the sense that they have spider powers or anything like that. But like they try to save and help everyone, they don't sacrifice people in the name of the greater good. Unlike Zavier, whose mindset is "The ends justify the means" which means that he's willing to sacrifice who and whatever is in his way to get what he needs. Since it won't matter in the end. But Player? If you take into account all the various help center requests as part of the overall story. Then Player is willing to go out of their way to help people, even when it doesn't matter in the actual Key Hunt. Like the Pizza Delivery help center request in the Oasis, like it serves no real benefit to Player to go out and do this guy's delivery, yet they do it anyway. They get no tips or anything, yet they don't hold it against the one making the pizza. They just take it as it is.

I feel like the reason why people ship Suzie with a lot of characters in Doodle World, such as with Portia and Quincy, is because she's the only character that's actually emotionally and mentally stable. (Long Post, Rambling) For Portia, she came from an upbringing where she lost her mom and her father ran away, any semblance of connection had been severed, disjointed or not really that well established. The only two people that she cares about is Ellen and Quincy, she is so starved for connection that she is willing to look past Quincy blatantly disregarding her and calling her annoying, for a chance to be his friend. And with Suzie, she doesn't have to try too hard of impressing her or anything. She can just be herself and hang out with her. She is so often viewed as an executive that she doesn't get to be herself, people view her as "Rebecca's daughter" or just a worse version of Rebecca. With her friends, she actually gets to be her own person, her own legacy. She gives me Steven Universe vibes by the way she has a hard time living up to her mother's shadow. Now with Quincy it's a bit different, at least for me. (Omg rare Richcandy shipper here!!1!) Quincy is a rich snobby kid at the start of the story, but as time goes on, he learns and grows. His dynamic with Suzie is one where he gets more and more comfortable of letting himself be... himself like with Portia. We know he can be kind through his actions rather than his words, and with Suzie, it brings out those aspects even more. Suzie is someone who wouldn't judge or care about status, she came from von Sweetsville after all, the hood. Which is why she's so great as an option with Quincy. (I'm a sucker for the trope of rich snob being with the poor yet sweet character, it's too good)

Have you all noticed how both Quincy and Teneson seem to find Portia annoying and a bother? (More ranting) Teneson just talks shit behind her back during our second encounter with him, it just ain't good taste. But consider that Teneson might've had to be the one that Quincy spends a lot of time as a child. I'm thinking that Teneson rubbed off on Quincy. And this caused Quincy to be more of a snob outwardly. Which y'know fits him being that way due to Teneson rather than because of Charles. Charles wants to help the people on island; he sent his executives to aid in the island when the thunderstorm came and caused destruction and obstruction. In Sketchvile, he built a lab there so that the place would get more people going there. He cares about the people on the island despite how distant he is. Charles is what I believe where Quincy gets his deep-down kindness and care for the people on the island. I am a firm Charles believer, and I believe that he means well. He might be very distant, but goddamn does he try to help. He doesn't seem like the harsh and cold type of father or person, he seems like he's a genuinely well meaning guy. For all we could know, Zavier's mindset of "The ends justify the means" could come from Charles.

Just imagining the Special Legendary Doodles we catch aren't actually caught but instead we just have them on speed dial. It still fits with in universe explanation as they can still do their duties as being the of their respective area. And allow us to use them for whatever reason. Those Special Doodles are like Maelzuri and Graphite Lodge, Qilintel and DoodleCo Academy and Zerzura in the Oasis. They sense our capsule, and they immediately book it to wherever we are. Just imagine Player having Somniere and challenging TJ, bro you just give up at that point, your best friend has literally a God on speed dial. If they also caught Verdrok, they have TWO Gods on speed dial. Pair that with Louis and you get THREE Gods on speed dial.