The Magician's Cavalier

I have upgraded this outfit so much since I first decided to do Eric as his cosplay is now low-key my fave (it’s proably something to do with acting in character as him because its so much fun)

I also do a casual Eric but am yet to get to that goddamn theme park to take some nice shots.

So these are my 3 (out of over 250 SO FAR) favourite pictures edited by me of my upgraded Eric cosplay.

Eric: fuck yes I do *Presses his lips to Presto’s*

Presto:

I’ve seen loads of Brooklyn 99 Intro edits for different fandoms so I thought I’d give Dungeons and Dragons a shot. In my opinion, the title credits to the show are completely shit compared to some of the other cartoons of the same decade so I think this is how every episode should start from now on.

(Please don’t ask how long this took me cause I’d rather not say)

It’s a Meta episode.

The kids wake up to their average normal everyday lives.  Nothing weird or anything.  Have breakfast, do a few chores, say good morning to their parents, head out to school, etc.  Normal shit. 

While at school they kinda bump into each other a lot though and they get a weird vibe off of the others. But… why?  I mean, they know of these other kids, some are friends-ish with others but they’re not particularly close?  Bobby is Sheila’s kid brother, Diana is that girl who does gymnastics after school, Presto’s that dork who gets picked on for his crappy card tricks, Hank does sports or something, Eric is the haughty son of that CEO they keep seeing on magazines at the grocery store.  They’re not really super close friends, they have nothing in common really but… they get a feeling from each other?

On top of that they occasionally get a strange flash memory in their heads.

The Traitor is such a *terrible* episode but it reveals so, so much about the group dynamic, I *can’t*

Hank’s convinced he has to betray his deepest self, and I can’t help but think that this contributes to his second breakdown in Requiem. Because if you take the premise of the episode seriously, he’s still acting for the greater good in his own mind. A good he *has* to believe in for the world to make sense.

And how the others react to his “betrayal” says so much about each one of them: Presto talks about how Hank was the one who believed in them, implicitly: in him, in his magic, even when he knew as well as anyone that the hat could be as dangerous to them as anything else in the Realm. And I like to think that started before they even got to the Realm. Hank was Presto’s rock when he couldn’t believe in himself, and he says, and I quote, “I’ll never trust anyone again.”

And there’s Diana, pleading with Hank to say something, anything–not even to defend his actions but just, talk, trust them to understand. They’ve been through so much, what can be so terrible that he doesn’t think they’ll understand? The look on her face says she knows exactly what it would take, and she doesn’t want to even imagine it. But without Hank defending himself what is she supposed think? Especially with Sheila damn near *convinced* Hank MURDERED HER BROTHER. Like, I’m still not over that. I never will be. Sheila jumps so fast to that specific conclusion it’s frightening. Does she honestly think that on some level, one of them is capable of doing serious harm to one of the others?

(I mean, to be fair to her, Hank does go into a literal homicidal rage several episodes later, and again in Requiem, but is she really that concerned that Hank would turn on Bobby specifically? The literal nine year old?)

And then Eric, who, while the others ply Hank to talk just leaves it at calling him a traitor and going off to sulk. It’s the second time the word traitor comes up with Eric, the first being Quest of the Skeleton Warrior, so we know the word carries a lot of weight for him. So much weight that once he says it, he can’t being himself to say *anything else.*

And yet, for all of that:

Simblr Cartoon Challenge by @shellywellylove

So I’ve never done my own challenge before, but I thought it would be cool to see different people’s take on their favorite childhood cartoons. I chose to do the PowerPuff Girls, They were one of my favorites.

Here are the rules:

Choose a Cartoon Show or Movie that you love

Make and Edit

Have FUN

tag at least 5 people

A Special Shout out to @mystericsims Teen Titans post for inspiring me to make this challenge.

I was tagged by @cauulfield thank you so much for this, really.

So, I did the Dungeons and Dragons gang in moderny clothes (I almost added Uni as a dog, but honestly, it wouldn’t have look good ‘cause I’m a mess at pet making).

You know what BAFFLES me?  When someone who works on a show as like a writer or a storyboard artist or some shit has an ‘unpopular’ or ‘problematic’ ship of the characters and people freak out and harass them like they’re going to use their influence as an employee to make it canon.   Like Y’all have problems.  Not everything is about having your OTP canon.