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It just struck me that outside of humorous depictions or fetish art, we don’t many actual portrayals of overweight werewolves. Which is a shame because I’m certain with the right tone, people can get creative and whip up some pretty cool designs! Even though the one in the picture here for instance is from Family Pack which is a comedy, it already looks pretty awesome :)

Long story short, we need more fat werewolves in werewolf media, people! 🐺

Personally, judging from Caine’s anecdote in episode 5 about a ‘telepathic talking dog who’s mean to you the whole time’, I don’t doubt that he was really mean to Caine. Lol Not to mention the way that Kinger describes Scratch makes it seem like he was not the most agreeable person to work with and how the tumor in his head made him act odd, I don’t doubt that he was probably pretty unpleasant to be around in general. In fact, I personally headcannon that his behavior so problematic for everyone that it is what lead to Caine trying to ‘fix’ Scratch to begin with to make him a nicer person which would make it worse if it was true.

With AM OR the five humans… no doubt that AM would shut his smart mouth up if he tried anything and I doubt that most of the humans would put up with his bull either. In fact, I think that maybe with the exception of Ellen depending on what version we’re talking about, they’d would likely beat the crap out of Jax if he tried his usual shit.

This feels less like a franchise for adults tbh and is more so aimed at kids who are attracted to shiny trinkets and toys or adults who have the same mindset. And look, there is nothing wrong with enjoying collectibles or a franchise advertising such but when more focus is put into popping out trendy merchandise every 5 minutes rather than actually trying to make sure the show behind it has good quality then idk man…

Like if this was the case, did Caine just move on with his life and never tell the cast about what he did? If so then that is just really messed up tbh. Besides that, the fact that it was never addressed really bothers me.

The idea of a tragic villain who wanted friends and wanted to prevent their deaths but at the same time had something of an insatiable blood lust was a really appealing subplot.

What sucks too is that Caine’s ‘fixation’ could’ve actually been a cool antithesis on generative AI. Like how Caine is addicted to the idea of consuming new information but at the cost of decimating the memories of the deceased humans. It’s like how AI programmers are hooked on the idea of creating something more efficient and quick but at the cost of harming our communities and media.

Idk I’m just mad that we were baited with such cool lore drops only to have them never followed through in the end and instead left us unsatisfied. Episode 9 doesn’t even feel real and just feels like a fanfic overall tbqh

I guess this is a score for all of you showtime shippers lol

Since I don’t gatekeep and it took me forever to find it again after seeing it once on Instagram then losing track of it, you can get it here!

I mean the way that it treats using candle light as a whimsical way to light your home while considering it as a last resort to avoid high electric bills is actually pretty horrific given the politic climate rn.