if wilbur’s mother is a fridge and philza is human (or human-like), that means that wilbur is half-fridge and so he can’t probably store food in himself, but i think he can open his chest and it’s kinda cold there (that’s why his heart is blue and ghostbur’s blood is blue)
This pic is solely from cdream’s pov, in his mind every person ctommy cares about can be used to control him, the discs are just one means. So, even though he thinks the discs are gone now, ctommy’s not free yet :)
can I just say, it’s Really funny seeing the discrepancy in fanart for the end of the crimeboys stream
one half focused on wilbur’s supposed Happy Ending with tommy (full of flowers and bright colors and smiles) and the other focused on the trauma of the event and the fact that dream was never attached to the discs in and of themselves in the first place, and will just find something else to try to torment tommy through (with tommy looking shell shocked and listless, either clutching the discs or staring into them, “you’re free” presented somewhere on the piece or in the caption ironically)
I understand why they both exist, but you’d get a completely different idea of what the stream looked like based on the art in the tag right now
It’s very funny, because both are true to an extent. A lot positive and a lot negative happened between c!Wil and c!Tommy in that stream, so I suppose it makes sense you’d get both extremes of fanart.
I feel like it reflects pretty well where c!Wilbur and c!Tommy are respectively at the end of the stream.
If we consider it from c!Wilbur’s point of view, he achieved exactly what he set out to do. He freed c!Tommy from c!Dream and he didn’t sacrifice the discs (aka the symbol of c!Tommy’s trust in him) which means that things are now okay, right?
Meanwhile from c!Tommy’s perspective there’s just… more trauma. And he’s very much not free but, as it was already made clear in ho16, he sort of doesn’t feel allowed to say no or to not trust c!Wilbur because he feels like the antagonist when he does.
So yeah, the art reflects them pretty well me thinks.
