u/polystarlight

Dipper and Mabel I think have their birthday on their last day in Gravity Falls, we didn't see the parents at the twins' party either. That always made me wonder if they're gonna be present in any of their kids' birthdays going forward since I'm sure Dipper and Mabel will want to celebrate their birthdays in Oregon from now on. Eventually, I realized that they probably celebrate when the twins come home after the summer is over. It may not be on their actual birthday but it's better than not being there at all for it.

I've seen people point out the irony of Sam being a constant victim of brainwashing and I think the same thing goes for Clover and Alex who get kidnapped/transformed respectively.

It's already been said but Sam is the smart one, the overachiever. Almost a know-it-all but never to an annoying degree. That's why her brain is always getting taken over.

Clover gets kidnapped or captured by villains the most. I feel like that's because the feminine/most fashionable girl in the main cast of old-school cartoons is often the kidnapping victim. Think Daphne from the older Scooby-Doo shows where she was especially the damsel in distress. That's what I feel might've been some of the inspiration for Clover. An homage to those old days. Though to her credit, she usually escapes on her own. Or she's rescued by Sam and Alex, she's never saved by a man from what I've seen.

Finally there's Alex who gets transformed into bizarre things like a catgirl, a super buff woman, whatever the circus freaks episode was. I feel like this is because Alex is our lovable weirdo. She's a bit odd so she turns into odd things.

I don't think people ever liked him, I enjoyed him for at least "Exes and Oohs" because I loved the idea of Moxxie and Millie having the same ex, it was so cute to me. I also found it funny how Millie falls into a blind rage everytime she sees Chaz. So I guess it was less what Chaz did in that episode and more how Moxxie and Millie reacted to him that was funny to me. After that though, he was just fine in the funeral short but really annoying in the summertime music video. I know he's supposed to be annoying but that video was kinda cringe. Not in a fun way either. Definitely wish he just stayed gone because Crimson killing him made him more intimidating as a villain.

I call each phase of this story a season as if it were a television show if that makes sense. I'm planning on having each season involve a school dance at Josie, Fiona, Evie, Julie, and Stella's high school.

The first season has the Valentine's Day dance

The second has the Sadie Hawkins dance

And the third will probably be senior prom

That is if I end up doing this though.

Funny that I just happened to be writing a fanfic about Amai when her week in the game was just recently completed from what I've heard. Apparently it's actually caused her to gain more fans because she's shown to be a bit more complex than we intially thought, she's not just nice. She's selfish, jealous, she has human emotions. That's something I'm glad to see because I wanted her to feel more like an actual character and less like a nice girl stereotype. Amai how I write her is kind and soft-spoken but also has a temperamental side. I just thought this sweet gentle person would be a lot funnier if she's secretly the most agressive rival. Even more so than the catty theatre girl or the literal delinquent. I really should show this canon side of her too though.

Honestly I think this is one of the most interesting Owl House AUs. What if Lilith was cursed and Eda was in the emperor's coven? What if they don't swap personalities?

I feel like Lilith in Eda's position would be an even more exhausted mentor figure. She's so studious and uptight, it'd be fun to see what she's like as a rebel. Though she'd be a much more stern mentor for Luz.

Eda meanwhile could still pick on Lilith but instead of being I don't know....cheeky about it. This Eda would just be a full on jerk. Making fun of her sister for being a loser who isn't as strong as she is.

I've seen people call her ungrateful because of that episode where she tried to kill Finn and Jake even though they save her all the time from kidnappings and even assassination attempts. I'm actually gonna defend her here, I can almost admire Wildberry for upholding equal laws for everyone, no matter how famous they are in this land. Finn and Jake didn't deserve to be publicly executed but they were being pretty sketchy this whole episode so they definitely needed a punishment of some sort. Plus I see some of the princesses more like the duo's friends above anything else. Seems weird to say they should have undying loyalty towards Finn and Jake forever and give them special treatment for the rest of their lives because they've rescued them before. Though Wildberry might lead a more tyrannical rule if she's dipping her people in hot melted gold for disobeying her. That's just as bad as how Bubblegum rules her own kingdom I feel.

I remember actually liking him as a kid, I just really like dogs. Especially as a kid, so I loved all the cartoon dogs I saw on TV. I haven't rewatched his episodes but I can see why people hated him. I still find it funny how they wrote him off but never explained where he went unlike Poof. He was Timmy's pet so did he just run away or something and never come back? Kinda unrelated but I remember having a dream as a kid where Timmy tried killing Sparky by poisoning his lemonade. That was weird because I loved Sparky back then. Why did I dream that? I don't actually hate the idea of Timmy wanting a pet because Cosmo and Wanda aren't actually his real goldfish. I also loved the joke where Timmy apparently killed all of his non magical pets on accident, really fitting for someone as irresponsible as him. I also liked the magic pet store full of fairy pets.

My classmate told the class that quote "COVID was a joke/not real", they got this from their mom. Kinda a fucked up thing for this mom to say, especially since it undermines the millions of deaths caused by COVID. That's just my opinion though.

I liked him more when he was bubbly and enthusiastic but hopeful he could change the future, he was the heart of the team for a little while. But then after the second dystopian future hit, he just kinda became an edgelord. Wow, a serious and rebellious teenager who feels in the shadow of his superhero parent, never seen that before... I liked his sister Lara but I didn't like him. I just thought he was more fun to watch when he was a bit dorky.

I've definitely got a lot of superhero fics planned between this, my fic about She Hulk/Jennifer Walters, and an original magical girl story. I felt insecure about my plans because I know superheroes are a trope lots of people are exhausted of but I really want to write about this.

The story focuses around Robin, Cyborg, Beast Boy, Starfire, Wonder Girl, and Raven as they're new to the superhero gig. None of them have really found their footing yet and are just trying to get through this rough phase of their jobs. They have issues like needing to find a new superhero costume tailor, Raven getting assigned as the team's human representatives specialist and being terrible at it, and Cyborg and Beast Boy going to rescue Robin when he goes missing. There's also slice of life stuff like the boys going on a road trip but getting stranded in the desert, it's an old story I had but updated to better suite modern times. Beast Boy didn't buy gas for the car because it was "too expensive".

I wanted to add Wonder Girl/Donna Troy to the team as a not to her being a titan in the old comics.