In response to the "Littlebug in Look Outside" post, I'd say the answer depends on whether you take the Unity ending as canon for the timeline of the meeting, as that could make the Visitor out to be a bad dad figure, and thus be subject to Littlebug's interdimensional crusade against such beings (I believe the last one was Fire Lord Ozai, right? It's been a while).
Even outside of the Unity ending, if you think about it, technically, all the monsters and creations are result of The Entity.Ā TechnicallyĀ that makes it their creator.
TechnicallyĀ that makes it aĀ dad.
There are also two other things to consider:
First, that Littlebug is magic! Itās not obvious magic, but her magic is actually very powerful and wide reachingāthe sort of magic that lets her get an outcome she wants.
Look Outside takes place in relatively normal world that does not have magic or magical beings. The closest exception would be The Entity, which is less of a magical being and more of an eldritch abomination that simply warps reality by existing rather than any intentional alterations through magic.Ā
In that sense, magic could arguably be a defense against it.
Second, all the twisted monstrosities The Entity creates are some variety of former humans or animals/insects or otherwise living beings.
Littlebug, on the other hand, is a doll. A living doll, yes, but still a doll. One that was already brought to life prior to The Enitityās arrival. And one with a very different perception than humansācapable of seeing and sensing and just perceiving things humans canāt.
It could be argued that her magic and the nature of her own creation could protect her from losing her mind (because she doesnāt technically have one) or losing her form (because the nature of her magic lets her have the form she chooses).
That being saidā¦I could see another joke ending where The Entity is suddenly hearing boss musicā¦
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