Moved!

are you rlly telling me people are mad that a show about silly rubberhose slapstick cartoon cups doesn’t have a grimdark huge overarching storyline and is actually a show about silly rubberhose slapstick cartoon cups. is that seriously the standard for ALL animated media now. hate in my heart for the fandomification of it all

it’s so weird. like yeah it’s good that tv animation and cartoons intended for all ages is beginning to have a lot more stories focusing on bigger plots and not just silly single episode plotlines but also the latter option isn’t any less worthy??? like neither is necessarily more good than the other yknow. sometimes shows that are just silly things happening are good shows and it’s weird to expect every show that’s just outwardly and unabashedly goofy is actually going to have a deeper storyline down the line. like are you really expecting a show called cuphead to tackle season long themes of character development

rbing this again because it just passed the judiciary committee

hey, generally speaking i am pro-pirating but there is post going around with a free version of Maus by Art Spiegelman on a google doc and i am genuinely asking you all to not reblog it. Art Spiegelman is still alive. he still makes money off of Maus. and what is being monetized is his generational trauma as the son of a holocaust survivor. please either buy Maus or get it from the library (libraries also benefit the author and when more people request or check out a book it communicates to the library that they need more copies). pirating Maus is very different than pirating a marvel movie or reading a google doc of a book no longer in print. please use critical thinking.