Love It, Worthy Of Being The First BBB Fanart On The Site.

Love it, worthy of being the first BBB fanart on the site.

“Looks like we have another great match against—!”

“Wait….who the heck is this guy? This isn’t our usual contender…where’s that glass guy?”

“Short vacation? Aw, damn…”

“Introducing…Freezy Boy! A very special match as a once in a lifetime event collaboration with the BBB corporation!”

“This match should be…interesting indeed!”

A small little piece to draw a boxer from the upcoming boss rush game Big Boy Boxing! This game has many nods and such to PO, and I really enjoy the first contender, Freezy!

just not into it

You know what? Im sick of this shit.

Tickling is NOT a kink/fetish for everyone. Stop saying it is.

Here, for everyone who really needs proof.

Reblog if tickling is NOT a kink for you.

Hol' up, skele-jester/shark hybrid?

Pretty sure she's the first new skele-jester we've seen since Ozzie's.

This actually brings me to a cursed(tm) idea that Mammon is actually skin and bones but pads his suit with toxic sludge or some shit, so if he holds in a sneeze his suit could burst and dissolve one or two of his employees alive. Naturally, he's mostly pissed about the suit and having to hire someone new.

My sentiments on Stella neatly summed up.

Do you think the idea that some people are just evil from birth and inherently beyond help to be a terrible message? I've debated people who claims that being mature is "accepting that sometimes people are just jerks" regarding Stella's depiction, but to me it's far more mature to accept that no matter how unlikable and despicable you think someone is, everyone is a person with both positive and negative qualities and the product of their own environment.

Yeah here's the thing: In terms of real people, yes, the effects of nature vs nurture on personality would be a pertinent conversation (and "some people are just jerks" is pretty reductive imo). But fictional characters are never "just like that", at least not in a meta sense. A real person made a conscious choice to make them what they are. And when we get shallow, one-note main characters like Stella (this wouldn't be a problem if she were just a side character), that's usually a sign that the writer was either too lazy to flesh them out properly or just wanted to use them as strawmen to make other characters look better. It boils down to a lack of empathy from the writer, as if this character wasn't worth the time required to make them multifaceted and interesting. But if that character's one of your main villains, it's laughable how backwards that approach is.

I've only seen one other person mention this idea, and even then it wasn't as fleshed out as my version so here we go:

Belphegor and Baphamet might by a couple, with Bel screwing around in her lab all day and leaving running the ring (and initially creating it's denizens) to Baphomet hence why the Sloth natives look more like him. Also as a side note I think Bel's role in the sin circus troupe will be as the fortune teller/psychic due to both her drug connection and the dream-like feel of Sloth.

RBing the colored version of this because it's too precious!