Okay. Hear Me Out. Enough "Watchers As A Group Of Immensely Powerful And Evil Beings". Enough "Watchers

tumblr decided to FUCKIN SUCK ASS so the rest of the comic is under the cut

Guys this is it. This is the series where we will finally hear Grian curse I can feel it

I feel like Cub and Doc are both incredibly intelligent people with a deep technical knowledge of the game, but Doc uses that knowledge to actively bend the game to his will, meanwhile Cub uses his knowledge exclusively for Mischief and Shenanigans

HI!!! i go by Frankie or Chompie! i don't mind what you use name/pronoun wise! you can also find my twitter here ^^

I am extremely new to tumblr! people in hermitblr and trafficblr are cool!! id like to follow you guys!!!

i draw the funny block guys in the above fandoms a lot! (A LOT)

reblog if you are in hermiblr and trafficblr to save my poor soul from searching FJHDXGFCBJHKJ

tubso :(

Ok, I haven’t seen anyone say this yet, so hear me out, but Jimmy as When He Sees Me(Waitress) and Fwip as Never Ever Getting Rid of Me(Waitress) just give em a listen and you will see

This lovely lovely artist is where I got my icon!! Send em some love!!

slides u some matching southlands icons. enjoy

(free 2 use obvi :p)

Being evil is fun!

hii! been awhile since I posted anything here, have this quick Harumi doodle BC I love a girboss

OMG OMG SO I was just watching the owl house again and I was thinking about why I like and forgave the Collector so easily, and I realized it was cause they reminded me of someone else. LLOYD GARMADON. Specifically season one Lloyd. Think about it, a young kid living by themselves, having a name made for them that they really had no say in, gifted with powers that go beyond what most people can understand, and wanting nothing more then for people to pay attention to and play with them. While The Collector was manipulated by Belos and tricked into using his power to hurt people, Lloyd was manipulated by Pythor to hurt people by releasing the rest of the Serpentine. Just thought those parallels were interesting