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Rigby has a photo of Eileen inside him in the first "Terror Tales of the Park."

LET'S GOOOOO!

I admit that sometimes I envy the fact that Inanimate Insanity does things that BFDI doesn't.

Canon ships, lots of songs, and professional actors as guest stars.

Regarding the first point, I know it's a rather divisive topic, but in my personal opinion, I would like them to make the ships canon in BFDI. I know the risks that would entail, but it's something I would personally like because it would reflect how much the characters have grown over time. IDK, I would love if ships like Tengolf, Coinpin, or even Twogaty became canon, because it would show how much they grew as characters.

Regarding the second point, I would like to hear more songs, because I love music, and the last song was very well received, which gives me hope that we will have more songs, which is a good thing.

And the third thing is that I'd like to see more guests like II did; I'd love to see people like Alan Becker, Weir Al Yankovic, or Alex Rochon someday, just like last year when we had Gooseworx herself and a while back we had Tomska.

This is my personal opinion, thanks for reading

Soap eliminates Taco?

Are you ready? :D

How bad he can be to the point where I'm in Lake's side than in his side?

For this one I decided to make two scenarios, the last scene of last episode may tell us that either Gabby or Tom are going to be the next boot

If she were my girlfriend, I promise to take good care of her and help her with everything she needs.

And then you ask why Ally voted for you

I am excited :D

YAAAAAAY!

This is my opinion

Yes, they both did terrible things and they both have trauma, but there are several, many differences

1. Pencil didn't cause her friends to die alone: Pencil treated her friends badly, I won't deny that, but she never made Book or Ice Cube commit suicide, not even when Book admitted she hated her. Pencil would never make someone like Book die alone and miserable. On the other hand, Jax is practically the main reason Ribbit abstracted, and technically her last moments are spent thinking that no one will miss her.

2. Pencil's involvement with the universe was accidental, while Jax pressing the red button was completely intentional: We all know that almost the entire universe was going to fall because Pencil tried to alter the past, but the difference is that Pencil didn't do it on purpose; she clearly did it accidentally. While she denied blame in TPOT 15, it doesn't change the fact that it was accidental. Besides, it's not only her fault, but also the fault of all the CloudYAY members (except Golf Ball) for not listening to Golf Ball herself.

Jax, on the other hand, pressed the red button on purpose, but I partly understand why he did it. He thought that leaving the circus would force him to confront the fact that he pushed his mother, and he was afraid that she would use that to make him feel emotionally weaker.

Even so, it doesn't justify the fact that he decided to stay in the circus over freedom, and although it was eventually revealed that the characters are brain scans, they didn't know that yet, and Jax still didn't want to leave the circus.

Both of them did things that are not justifiable; while Pencil's actions were accidental, Jax's were done on purpose.

3. It's not too late for Pencil: Even though she's made many mistakes, she still has a chance to improve, especially since she's shown remorse for her actions, and TPOT has already made it clear that they intend to redeem Pencil.

Jax, for his part, was given more than one opportunity, but he didn't take advantage of any of them due to his insecurities: rejecting help from Kaufmo, Ragatha, and Pomni ultimately cost him dearly, leading to his withdrawal. Unlike Pencil, Gooseworx wanted to convey this message: "pushing away those who want to help you and believing you can't improve will cost you dearly."

In the end, while both characters have similarities, they are not the same.

I made a similar post in the BFDI subreddit, so in this one I'll get straight to the point.

I love it when people share their headcanons about the characters, and that the crew gives them complete freedom to do so. For example, OJ and Paper, while their exact sexualities aren't confirmed, both are under the Achillean (MLM) umbrella, which I like :3

To learn more about this term, look here: https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Achillean

And I really like the diversity with gijinkas, seriously, there are so many talented people in the fandom who express their headcanons with complete freedom, and I honestly love that. I love when a fandom is diverse, and I love when people have the freedom to express their headcanons.

I like how the crew allows the fans to express whatever they want, because ultimately, if there's one thing that makes this community special to me, it's that people have the right to express their headcanons without being judged.

That's why I like that, for example, no character is canonically heterosexual, nor do they have any specific sexuality, and is good because I like seeing the community's creativity with their headcanons. Obviously, there are characters like Profily or Sticker, but what I'm referring to is in terms of attraction, and I like that they don't have canonical attraction because that allows for freedom in headcanons.

The same goes for humanizations; I like that no one has a canon gijinka, and that way, the community can be free to draw however they want.

In general, I love diversity in the fandom.

The swing votes will be Benji and Sam

I don't know, but this chapter doesn't give me much faith that she'll continue to lead society because of all the pressure on her. Perhaps she'll develop, perhaps her leadership will improve, but I don't know.

Changes:

Knife and Suitcase: My Knifecase WAAAAAAAAAAH! IT HURT ME TO SEE THEM CRY, :( GRRRRR! THEY BETTER SEE EACH OTHER AGAIN!

Box: It's interesting to see how much she's grown since everyone realized who she really is, plus I really like her dynamic with Trophy.

Fan: I love how this season shows how morally ambiguous he is, from his thoughts about how everything would be better without him, to his conversation with Bot and Marshmallow, all of this made me appreciate him.

Test Tube: She didn't stand out much, but I love her dynamic with Fan (by the way, kiss already, you guys).

Bow: I won't deny that I'm going to miss her, although I wonder what kind of relevance she'll have now.

Bot: My little one, I like how even though they don't like the idea of ​​the game, they still support their father.

Clover: She's so sweet, and I loved seeing her again, she was so cute and nice to see :3

The Floor: I really enjoyed his conversation with Toilet; the fact that he was understanding of Toilet's feelings was a big plus, and I'm also interested to see what they'll do together.

Toilet: I was surprised by how he took responsibility for his actions, especially with Bot, and I like the fact that he not only connected with The Floor, but also tried to help.

Goo: Adorable and funny, that's all.

Nickel: You can't imagine how much I missed seeing him this season; he was entertaining and enjoyable to watch.

Taco: Seriously, I love her character development, and her dynamic with Microphone. Even though I don't like the ship, I love their friendship.

Poppy: Poor Poppy, now they have to leave their best friend, and I really identify with everything they had to endure. Also, I liked their dynamic with Paper and how they became friends.

Paintbrush: I really like Lechgang as Painty.

OJ: I really like how he values ​​Paper's growth, and I also like that his stance on everything that's happening is different from Cabby's and Suitcase's.

Baseball: He was surprisingly funny, I can't wait to see him again.

Paper: I loved his character development, and I like how much he improved as a person. Also, even though he quit, I liked that he didn't do it for himself, but for MeTag. (Also, the kiss :0)

Tea Kettle: I like how she gives off the vibe of being the typical family man who, despite their craziness, genuinely cares about their loved ones.

Trophy: He's been improving this season and it shows, and I like how, despite everything, he still has a lot to change, and that's not a bad thing, because in fact, it's a good thing so that his arc feels natural.

Teddy Bear: I love how Lizzie Freeman voices her.

Soap: I really like how it's shown that Soap isn't jealous that Microphone spends more time with Taco than with her, but rather that she's afraid that Microphone will end up forgetting her and leaving her behind, a fear that, if you ask me, is quite reasonable.

Microphone: For a moment I thought she was going to argue with Taco, but I'm relieved to know that won't be the case, although I am intrigued to see how her storyline with Soap will develop.

MeTag: Poor MeTag, not only do they have to live with everyone distancing themselves from them, but also because of their own system everyone has to leave.

Tapey: I like how this episode shows that despite everything, she won't be like Jack.

Marshmallow: I don't know, I'm conflicted about her, but if you want to know what I think, go check out my new post

Jack: Hahaha, they forgot about him.

Lifering: I like how his determination is shown more and more, even with everything, he wants everything to be better.

Spikey: OH, I FORGOT TO ADD HIM.

Bonesaw: BONESAW RULES!

Cammy: Poor Cammy, he didn't deserve to be voted :c

Pepper: I like how this chapter gave her more depth; after all, she needs to be more than just Salt's friend.

Starfruit: Press F for Starfruit.

Cheesy: Should have been eliminated instead.

Pickle: I'm sorry but I cannot like him.

Magnet: This episode made me like Magnet, OMG.

Overall, this is the best episode of the season, I like how the quality improves

I've seen a lot of people divided on this issue; some say Marshmallow is right, others say Fan is right, but I'll give my opinion from a neutral point of view.

From Fan's point of view, his purpose wasn't to create a game like MePhone4, but rather to use it as a way for others to progress. However, it has been shown several times that if the wrong person enters these types of games, they bring out their worst side, with Jack being the most notable example.

Besides the fact that Fan was very paranoid when he woke up from a coma, that doesn't excuse his refusal to accept blame. After all, he was the one who ordered everyone to flee the island; if things hadn't unfolded as they did, fewer problems would have arisen. However, MeTag's situation isn't the game's fault; it's the fault of how they were programmed.

Now, from Marshmallow's point of view: She thinks everything was perfect before the game, and while she has some support for this, such as the fact that characters like Baseball finally found purpose in life, or characters like OJ having the role of helping society because he knows how to handle it.

However, Marshmallow makes the mistake of believing everything was perfect, when in reality it wasn't. Several contestants were dissatisfied with their lives, and besides, almost none of them had any purpose to fulfill. Furthermore, denying the opportunity to those who actually want to compete is the same mistake that MePhone4 made: forcing something on someone.

But the curious thing is that the one who's right in all of this isn't Fan or Marshmallow, but MePad, and I'll explain why. Taco herself said it: "He'd think... that we should do whatever we felt was right." In other words, MePad would have wanted everyone to have the opportunity to decide for themselves and choose what they wanted. He wouldn't have wanted Fan to force everyone to compete, and he also wouldn't have wanted Marshmallow to ask everyone not to compete without even asking if they wanted to or not.

What MePad would have wanted is for everyone to have the possibility of being free in the way they act, and not depend on someone else to do so, but to do what they believe is right.

In this situation there are no good guys or bad guys, there are just people trying to express their views to everyone, and that's why I really like this season, because it reflects how morally ambiguous we can be.