Just Imagining That The Special Doodle That Suzie Caught Is A Unique.Like She Got Her Special Doodle

Just imagining that the special doodle that Suzie caught is a Unique. Like she got her special doodle by the time uniques had been added to the game. Specifically on the route where every single doodle has a unique. But Suzie doesn't have a unique that's in Icywood Forest, it's said that her doodle isn't on the board of encounters. Also, if wish was planning to give her a misprint Ciyrup. Then he'd surely give his precious daughter a unique. He killed that Ciyrup to give his daughter a much better doodle, not those disgusting and worthless Misprints... ugh. No, Suzie deserves a unique. Because she is unique. Just imagining Suzie and Quincy's convo being like before Player arrived: "Hey! I caught something!" "Oh what did you-" *unique sound cue plays* "What the fuck."

Actually, looking into Zavier and Player's parallels and how they reflect off one another. Like- Okay so I'm going to just ramble some nonsense. Zavier is this like person who only cares about the end goal, a person who doesn't care who he hurts or who gets hurt. Or that's what it looks like. As much as Zavier threatens and says he'll hurt people, he actually hasn't done that. He hasn't actually hurt anyone. He has yet to kill or injure anyone. Contrast that with Player who does care about the people around them. (At least in the Good Karma route). Since if you look at it, if they were like Zavier and didn't care about anything leading up to the end. Why should they go out of their way to do things for strangers if it doesn't benefit them in the long run? Player (In Good Karma route) does it anyway, purely because they want to help people. That's in stark contrast to Zavier. Who doesn't do much, instead keeps talking on and on about how he'll change things and how he's the savior of the island. Yet he hasn't helped anyone and has only caused problems. Zavier and Player are meant to be reflections of one another. One ideal to another. Player is all bite and no bark. While Zavier is all bark and no bite. (Lol bark and bite are actually moves in Doodle World)

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.

Crazy theory guys!!1! Portia from Doodle World is Steven Universe from Steven Universe. Don't believe me? They both have pink in their designs. And they even both wear blue jeans. They both try to help everyone even if they aren't qualified for it. Both get pressured from the adults around them to be just like their mom. (Adults that aren't really qualified to raise developing children) Both have dead moms. Both have negligent fathers. Both are most certainly dealing with something but keep it away from their loved ones.

A lot of fics depict TJ as this guy who absolutely despises Player and mutters how much he hates them while being all edgy and shit. While in my head, he's just so chill that instead of being pissed, he's mainly nonchalant about it. He's upset sure but he's still chill. He's always been chill, look at his face for Verdrok sake, he's constantly stoned. TJ's never really been the type to get pissy and angerly mutter underneath his breath about how he'll never be good enough. He's probably more like "Man.. I can't believe I lost. It's like no matter what I do, universe out to get me, man. It just ain't fair. But I ain't givin up that easy. I'll just get a headstart and get better and then we ballin cuz fuck the universe." Rather than "Ugh! I hate Player so much! I hate them and I hate the universe. I hate everrything except Quincy. He's okay." He's such a complex character honestly, that truly reading him is going to take a fucking degree in English. But he's always felt a bit outta character sometimes, in my opinion. Keep writing folks, don't mind this space cowboy alien.

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)