Jun 19, 2025
I hate protagonist-centered morality.
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I hate protagonist-centered morality.
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"You know something?" Rachel exploded. "I'm tired of trying to talk you into this, Marco. You want out? Fine, you're OUT!" "Hey, Rachel, you're not just doing this to help save the human race," Marco yelled back. "You get off on the danger. That's why you went with Tobias to free that bird. That wasn't about saving the world. That was about rescuing some stupid bird."
not to be animorphs on main (again) but i cannot explain how ride or die i am for jake berenson. i do get why some people hate him, but at the same time...couldn't be me lol. he really has it all. like:
he's pathetic. he's sopping wet. hes crying in the bathroom. everyone is mad at him, and hes convinced he deserves it. sometimes he's right. hes my cringefail loser son. the fandom likes to pretend that he's the jock of the group but he cant even get a pity spot as a benchwarmer in middle school basketball. he once turned into a fly and got swatted like right away. he has one mental breakdown a week. he is also the emotional support friend for like three-point-five people. he has near death experiences and then goes to the mall. the actual devil asked his cousin-basically-sister to murder him. he is thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen. he's a general. a boy named david ripped his throat out. he doesn't really want to be here, but he has to be. because they have his brother, and there's no one jake loves more. isn't he his brother's keeper? and he kills 20,000 sapient beings, and plenty of humans beside. his cousin (basically sister) dies. his brother does too. most of his loved ones cant look him in the face, after. humanity puts the visser who gutted them and tortured them and enslaved countless people on trial, and point a finger at jake and say "aren't they basically the same? shouldn't he be up here too?" when he goes to war again, he has his cousin's smile, and speaks just like the andalite prince who handed him the sword all those years ago.
"Be the bigger person" okay, well I weigh 2 and a half pounds and I'll claw your eyes out. --Tobias, probably
Bruh it's nearly 2023 and I still haven't recovered from how dirty we did the Animorphs like???? The fictional allegory for a trans teenager literally being "trapped in the wrong body" for the bulk of the series until a cis girl falls in love with him and they heal together? The unflinching portrayal of an interracial love between two characters (Jake, a white cis male and Cassie a black cis woman), and how much they had to endure to stay together? Direct, brutal and unrelenting depictions of PTSD, trauma responses, depression and anxiety? The final moral of the story being "war is hell, good guys die, evil wins all the time and we need to accept this to beat it," like???? THE FUCKING ANIMORPHS?????? WHY THE HELL DID WE MILLENNIALS LATCH ONTO J.R. RAWBOOTY OR WHATEVER HER ASS IS CALLED WHEN THE ANIMORPHS WERE RIGHT THERE????????? THE BOOKS ARE SO BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN I'M GONNA SCREAM?
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Since y'all really liked my other animorph art, here's one from the Hork Bajir chronicles.
The more I read these books the more I hate the Andalites, which I think is suppose to be the natural progression of the reader.
First off, Seerow's kindness is just tragic all around. If I was super advance and saw intelligent life stuck living in mud puddles or monkies I'd want to help them as well. But at the same time I understand the Yeerks. If my choices were mud puddle/monkey or I could take a host and experience the joys of sight and sound.... i think I'd take a host. It's all around such a tragic situation and it's such an amazing story to hear play out.
And man, the Hork Bajir. Poor Dak, you learn your entire species was specifically made to be less intelligent and now every other species looks down on you for that. I feel bad for Aldrea too of course. Seeing your entire family killed then forcing a war on peacful species because it's that or enslavment.... just... man.
I love these chronicle breaks but it's really not much of a break when it's so much freakin sadder. But I do love Aldrea and Dak, they wefe adorable. Very Tarzan and Jane but with way more war and way more tragedy.
First Impressions of Animorphs!
I'm listening to the Animorphs series while I work, through Animorphs Aloud - a fan made reading of the series. Here are my first impressions/random thoughts about them! Spoilers below if you haven't read them.
Book 12.5: The Andalite Chronicles (Part 3)