r/BoJackHorseman

This is my most oldest BoJack arts, featuring the OC character Canella from my Tumblr. Basically, it was just a "Sibling Au" I created based on the BoJack quote above. It's just the idea of ​​Beatrice and Butterscotch having twins.

Many of them look pretty rough to me now, but i still love it.

No Fuji for the Fugees!

I don’t know if everyone already knew he was supposed to be a reference to this, but I’m shocked at finding it out now.

i know that it was something to loose weight and probably to stimulate her mind cause paying attention to her behavior, she did become a little bit more aggressive… but, what was that?? something that was added into the coffe, or maybe something mixed with the coffee or another type of coffe?? i know its not hollyhocks fault but why she didn’t notice that something was added there? was it capsule or maybe dust of some pilss… what was that that maker her unaware of the taste or that something was going on???

Thought it was neat

I love what this show says about stagnation being its own trap the way bojack constantly tries to change an aspect of his life like the setting he's in only to fall back on old habits and go right back to Hollywoo time and time again he's self aware that he needs to change and is a horrible person but never commits to that change is extremely profound i feel like alot of us who want to change often cant bring ourselves to that second step of actually changing and stepping back into the same cycle of self hatred and self sabotage because its easier than admitting you need help

I really like how Diane and Bojack would fall into the same cycles over and over (Diane actually changes bojack never can) and how they both feed into their worst habits and created a toxic co-dependant relationship and how if they never met Diane wouldn't be the person she is and how she's grateful to bojack for that

As someone who struggles with depression I found it refreshing the way they framed bojacks own depression and how generational trauma was a big part of why bojack is the way he Is and while I admonish the way Beatrice raised bojack and always told him he was never going to ammount to anything I understand

She had her own trauma and tribulations her mom was lobotomized for thinking for herself in a time where being a woman wasn't a great time for you especially if you were an independent thinker

She was stuck in a marriage to a man she hated who also never amounted to anything which is why she'd take her frustrations out on bojack

And I think that's what this show is trying to say that people are the way they are because we all go through something and while it doesn't excuse the behavior understanding it is part of change

"Im just trying to make you understand that I'm more horse than a man or I'm more man than horse"

Bojack himself is vindictive petty arrogant egotistical and a lot of that is his shield to protect himself and painfully self aware

It doesn't make it right

It makes him understandable and I think that's one of the most powerful and profound aspects of this show is that while you might hate bojack at times (I certainly did) you understand that him spiraling is him trying to punish himself for all his mistakes which leads further into his self hate and further away from real change

Todd's arc from depending on bojack who only kept him around because the pros of sitting with his own thoughts terrifies him and a empty house is the objectification of that fear to independent is great too Todd finally breaks out of bojacks orbit and starts living his own life

I have 3 shows I watch every year that I call the Pinnacle of fantastic television and those shows are Breaking Bad (and Better Call Saul) The Sopranos and Dexter (original sin, new blood and resurrection included) and Bojack is so fantastic that I'm seriously considering adding it to the list as a fourth show

9.5/10 fantastic profound and incredibly human

Perhaps the creators didn't fully consider the image of the young Beatrice back then, but to me, it looks more like an artistic oversight. So, I created a more accurate version of her appearance from the "Times Arrow" episode.

I mean, I can understand why he wouldn't want to have children considering that he had a rough background and suffered from substance abuse, but I'm wondering how things would've turned out if Bojack got better and actually stayed better, found and fell in love with another woman, get married, and have human kids and little foals while still feeling a little conflicted. At least he could do something that would finally break the cycle.

I mean, he's old enough to be a dad, but I guess he never made any effort to start a family when he was in his younger adult years, so I guess that's too late for that. There was no going back for Bojack haha. I don't know, it's just that a thought that I have.

I decided to make my own design for Butterscotch's mother because, surprisingly, there aren't many of them online. I made two color options because I couldn't decide which one looked better.

I'm thinking about what her name might have been. For some reason, the first name that came to mind was Margarita (Margaret).

This beautiful Butterscotch's mother designs in the upper right corner are from folks on Reddit and Tumblr.