Help, I’m having emotions over fictional baby mothmen
It’s my personal headcanon that Necrofriggians can instinctively recognize their direct family members, and automatically and instinctively refer to each other by birth order until the young Necrofriggian chooses their own name or earns a nickname somehow.
It’s also mentioned by the writers that, by the time of Kenny’s appearance, Kenny has met Ben’s Necrofriggian kids, which means they’ve reappeared at some point in Ben’s life. It’d be really fun to have Rook react to suddenly finding out that Ben has fourteen children already, since they may not be written in Ben’s file anywhere, as Max was missing at the time and no one was present for the babies’ birth save for Julie, Gwen, and Kevin. Who would’ve written that in Ben’s file? Who would’ve known or thought to do so? Did anyone even tell Max that he was a great grandfather?
Anyway please join me in imagining Ben reacting to his babies returning like a nervous and overprotective first-time parent.
Help, I’m having emotions over fictional baby mothmen
It’s my personal headcanon that Necrofriggians can instinctively recognize their direct family members, and automatically and instinctively refer to each other by birth order until the young Necrofriggian chooses their own name or earns a nickname somehow.
It’s also mentioned by the writers that, by the time of Kenny’s appearance, Kenny has met Ben’s Necrofriggian kids, which means they’ve reappeared at some point in Ben’s life. It’d be really fun to have Rook react to suddenly finding out that Ben has fourteen children already, since they may not be written in Ben’s file anywhere, as Max was missing at the time and no one was present for the babies’ birth save for Julie, Gwen, and Kevin. Who would’ve written that in Ben’s file? Who would’ve known or thought to do so? Did anyone even tell Max that he was a great grandfather?
Anyway please join me in imagining Ben reacting to his babies returning like a nervous and overprotective first-time parent.
It’s always great when I can tell a new little section of the Ben 10 fandom has found my artwork, cuz I’ll get this tiny burst-flurry of notifications within the span of an hour and a half, and with it, a little burst-flurry of serotonin.
Hello, little likes, I wonder what corner of the fandom you are.
I got a big burst of you in the last 2 hours, hello! Must’ve been found by a bigger Ben 10 blog…
It’s always great when I can tell a new little section of the Ben 10 fandom has found my artwork, cuz I’ll get this tiny burst-flurry of notifications within the span of an hour and a half, and with it, a little burst-flurry of serotonin.
Hello, little likes, I wonder what corner of the fandom you are.
So@kittypopcreations, her new husband, and I survived a Walmart shooting tonight. No, this is not a joke or exaggeration. This is the actual line of events.
We all are safe and sound far away from that place, but wow, my trip to visit Kitty irl for her wedding sure has been an interesting experience I’ll never forget.
So as it turns out, it was fireworks, according to the news this morning.
Police say some kid lit some firecrackers. Thing is, the first pop, we thought it was a pop gun. Then there was a pause. Then there were several more pops that sounded like a panicked clip unload, with exactly the right number of pops to be exactly that. Plus, that particular Walmart was already known to be fairly shady.
I would also like to point out that that means this kid lit a fire in a Walmart. Firecrackers are a HUGE fire hazard. I don’t usually hope stuff like this, but I hope that kid gets in massive trouble. Not only could this kid have started a fire, people ran for their lives. People are traumatized. People froze thinking they were about to die. A huge crowd ran for cover and the exit.
(God, I knew those pops didn’t quite sound right.)
Also, in that circumstance, better safe than sorry. You hear banging noises in a store you can’t place? Get the hell out of there. It’s not worth risking your life, even if that banging noise turns out to be something relatively harmless later. You can’t risk being wrong in assuming it’s harmless.
So@kittypopcreations, her new husband, and I survived a Walmart shooting tonight. No, this is not a joke or exaggeration. This is the actual line of events.
We all are safe and sound far away from that place, but wow, my trip to visit Kitty irl for her wedding sure has been an interesting experience I’ll never forget.
