Cinnamon Swirl

*insert episode 7 reference*

hooray!! pride month!! have some headcanons that are literally completely irrelevant to my au!! they mean absolutely nothing! go and headcanon whatever you want in regards to my au i just wanted to have fun with this!!!

A while ago I hosted a poll of various TADC related things I wanted to draw, and what you guys wanted to see next. I did not expect a short infographic involving Theater Etiquette to come in 2nd place. So here it is!!

This was meant to be simple, but, as expected, I went waaaay overboard lol. I'm actually super happy with how it turned out! This is one of the few pieces I am actually okay with you reposting to other sites WITH CREDIT. So go ham! Spread the word!

Edit: I've gotten a lot of comments about it, so i want to clarify that I also don't mind you printing this out and hanging it up if you have permission from a location to do so. I'm just not sure if I made the file large enough to do so, but good luck 👍

I got tickets for June 4th! Can't wait to see ya'll there!

Close-ups below:

I mean, they both got that same one eye gimmick to their designs so maybe there’s a connection

Like within the cannon of his old world, kaboodle used to work with their antagonists in some way, shape or form but gotten a redemption arc and teamed up with kit, either from getting kicked out or betraying them once realizing how bad their intentions really are

There might be more evidence to kaboodle being kicked out if that’s the case

During his rant to the seagull when he crash lands, he mentions how everyone’s gonna think he didn’t fix the ship

Which is a weird thing to be worried about, especially since you just got launched out of the ship

Maybe kaboodle was a henchman to the bad guys of his world but got kicked out from failing/messing up too many times, leading to him having insecurities about his worth and wanting to prove his usefulness to kit and the team now in fear of being abandoned again

There is a bit of flaw with this theory given fold also has one eye and isn’t really connected to kaboodle’s old game world so it could just be a case of same face syndrome

It would throw a pretty interesting curve ball into the protagonists understanding of the villain vs hero understanding of game worlds.

Another plot I hope happens in a possible future episode is a game world where there is no villain or hero. Just a protagonist trying to survive in a horror game. It would also throw an interesting curve ball into the show's protagonists and antagonists' understanding of the "villain vs hero" thing. It would Possibly also show them that not all game worlds operate on that logic specifically, and that it's deeper than that (Conflict vs protagonist)

Affirmation for writers, please!!

- he's holding Zooble in a way so that their parts don't fall out

- he's not squeezing Gangle so that her fragile ribbons don't get tangled

- he's not putting too much pressure on Ragatha so that she doesn't get ripped apart

- he's only holding Pomni and Jax firmly because their bodies are solid and rubbery

And this scene is right after the torture too. You would think he would be more violent, but no. He wanted to hurt them, not break them.

Caine wanted them to listen. And because they never did, he made them feel what he felt when they poked at his biggest fears and insecurities.

Cannot be explained any better than that!

A week into caine's 'retirement' and they're starting to get a little stir-crazy, especially Jax (hard to cause chaos with no material)

Meanwhile Caine is lounging around, wearing a hawaiian shirt and cargo shorts over his usual getup, trying to appear nonchalant as he tries to get them to break, usually playing board games with Bubble (who cheats) or showing off whatever activity he can

"Ah this magazine sure is stimulating with its many articles and oh is that a crossword puzzle? How fortuitous!"