#captorrooks

Return of the Joker, still my favorite, I think, even though I'm not really invested in the actual A-plot of Terry because I just never really watched Batman Beyond. But it's a testament to the strength of the writing here that it works totally on its own. The Joker is at his most terrifying here, and the finale is just heartbreaking and amazing and perfect, and it's just always going to be one of my favorite arcs. 

Under the Red Hood, SERIOUSLY GREAT. I love John DiMaggio's performance as the Joker, and there's great voice acting all around, really. (Vincent Martella plays baby!Jason, and his younger brother plays younger!baby!Jason! I ADORE IT.) It's beautifully adapted, and nothing will kill you more quickly than Jason's FAAAACES. :( :( :( Breaking my heart. Breaking it. 

The Dark Knight Returns, Parts 1 and 2, the story is really bizarre in the way a lot of Frank Miller stories tend to be, and I still haven't read the comic, but it's so audacious that it rides on that momentum the whole time, and there's not a single dull moment. I love Carrie Kelley's presence SO MUCH, so even though it's a very ~gritty film, it retains Bruce's essential humanity by valuing that connection he has with the young men and women he inspires. Michael Emerson's Joker is amaaaaaze, and this is just one of those films that left me breathless at times. Definitely worth a watch. 

Year One, which is one of my favorite comic stories, and the only complaint I have about the film is Batman's voice actor, who just felt so lifeless to me. BOO. But it's worth it for the story and there's fantastic imagery throughout. 

so I'm the worst and have only seen the first season (with the exception of the finale), so I'm just basing them on what I've seen

but they're so precious. they're both hypercompetent in what they do, and that level of professionalism is something they can both respect in each other. i love that holiday gets six to see the world differently--he's the first one to jump on board with her "cure" theory, and even though they would both be willing to make enormous sacrifices to do what's best for society, they both seek out the most humane and compassionate option first and foremost. and they get roped into looking after this kid, and they have to be the best influences in his life because there's no one else, and their accidental parenting roles bring me endless joy. 

The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, which is a film, of course, but I think it counts

Puella Magic Madoka Magica

Attack on Titan, only because my brother is so massively disappointed with it and wants me to back him up on it, haha

Cowboy Bebop, which I've heard is good

Oh, goodness.

I was laugh-crying the entire time like “>A< foster families crying but BIRTHDAY SUIT JOKE”

I know the feeling, especially when it comes to skin care. What works best for me is my fave fruits

 both!

OTP: Monarch/Dr. Girlfriend, ohh sweet children. BrOTP: gosh, everyone? 21/24 is the best, though.OT3: Monarch/Dr. Girlfriend/Gary AND Monarch/Dr. Girlfriend/Dr. Venture :) :) :)NOTP: Brock/either of the boys. And within the show: Sgt. Hatred/Princess Tiny Feet, I really can't tell if there's any consent at all, and it's one of the few things I think they took too far. :/

Oh, Doof would never hear the end of it. “We have to deal with Brock Fucking Samson, and you can’t handle a little … rodent-critter there…” Then Brock and Perry would show up together, and they’d know each other (Brock just gives him a grave nod of respect—“working with professionals now, huh, Monarch?”) and after that they’d at least be on board with the idea that Perry’s incredible, and bonus! actually not as mindlessly murderous as Brock can be! They’d honestly prefer a trade.