#immasharpcookie

that's better. I can accept this.

wow fuck u fight me

the smurfs blanket makes it

Widow maker either naked or in a nighty, tracer in feety pajamas. That's all i feel pretty confident about

idk i h/c both of them as sleeping naked, tracer doesn’t seem like the type to want to be restricted when she sleeps and widowmaker just likes her body a lot

i feel like pharah would wear pjs, plain ones but functional. mercy probably would too but nice soft ones

symmetra def does and d.va probably wears boxers maybe but idk

That’s fair enough but I mean, you can’t deny its effectiveness. The first stevenbomb got so many more people into steven universe who otherwise would have ignored it. It’s a good marketing tool so no wonder CN uses it

From an audience grab it’s a decent tool I think, not great but decent. Because Steven Universe is a show that has so much world building and structure to it they need to rely on their audience to be both knowledgable and curious about the world they present episode to episode. I think the first Stevenbomb was so successful in that the episodes presented were still fairly early in the production of the show, and so during that week new developments that were introduced were complex but nothing that would throw any viewer STRAIGHT INTO THE DEEP END.

That’s not to say there’s HUGE amounts of content that are complicated to understand, but the longer the series progresses the harder it will be to pick up new viewers through this method. Expecting a kid between the ages of 9-14 to fill in the gaps of a season or more is asking a lot I’d say (even asking that for an adult is tricky too), and the show shouldn’t be expected to summarize itself just to gain greater viewership. It’s better to gain viewers from the start and maintain and continue to excite over the lifetime of the series if you ask me. Catching up is one thing, but expecting new fans to come out of the woodwork just to watch season 3 or higher is not what any network should expect for a series, cartoon or not.

Not to mention burning through roughly 9-11 months of work in a weeks time is a ludicrous business strategy and not one that will ever be able to retain itself. That’s absolutely asking for disaster if it’s continued on an even remotely regular basis as the workload will never equate out to the demand, and as a result you’ll end up with a restless and resentful audience demanding MORE when you cannot give it to them in the timeframe you’ve gotten them accustomed to.

Being able to provide episodes week by week is a lot more manageable for shows of this scale, particular if they are shows that can be discussed at any length like Steven Universe can be.

I’ve heard there’s supposed to be a mid-season break. So perhaps not for another few months. (Nothing confirmed as of yet though.)

I’m praying for you and everyone in St. Louis… justice needs to get served, but I’m afraid it won’t be.