Here it is — finally finished. Little fun fact, I was inspired by the original prime family portrait seen in the show.
While I don’t think any of the Negaverse versions of the characters considered themselves as a family (rant on that coming soon), I do think they had their own twisted dynamic of one. With that being said, I really wish we could’ve seen more of Nega Launchpad and Nega Gosalyn.
It's very upsetting that Drake built a costume for Gosalyn to fit her little 9 year old body, despite it being 20 years since she last disappeared. He's so stuck it kills me, this whole au is beyond devastating.
It's also interesting that Darkwarrior truly believed that if Gosalyn were to show up that she would be on board with what he was doing. Gosalyn is one of the kindest and most thoughtful characters of the whole cast-Drake should know that, and yet he's so deluded that he completely forgot that about her. I suppose its because Dwar himself doesn't think he's doing 'wrong'.
Anyways, after the events of Time and Punishment, in a sort of 'redemption' au, Dw and Lp reunite and Lp goes to clear out Darkwarriors headquarters because they need to get rid of that stuff before the public find it. Launchpad finds the costume and is really forced to have a moment where he realises how badly this whole Gosalyn thing took a toll on his mental health. (As if it wasn't clear before but)
Like obviously Launchpad never left St Canard and he watched Dwar police the city and do unforgivable things, but he didn't get to see this sort of thing.
Awugh he really misses his daughter
I'd love to do a big ramble about Darkwarrior but I'm kinda lazy rn, mayb another day
Bushroots been plaguing me with this song for a good few days now and this is the result
Gonna ramble about him so. Read if you wanna
I'm not the biggest bushroot fan due to people infantilizing him (dt17 included) but it's important to me that it's acknowledged that he is not innocent and he's not a good person
In his introduction episode the first thing he does once he gets powers is to go kill people, yes they did bully him and make him lose his job, however that's no grounds for murdering individuals
additionally, once he received the smallest ounce of affection, he proceeded to kidnap the only person who was nice to him and force her into a scenario she didn't want to be a part of. The fact these were the first things be thought of doing shows that he's been thinking about it even before he got his powers, he simply couldn't act on them because he's, well, a loser. The moment he felt some power he completely abused it
"I don't want to be a plant!"
"oh you'll grow to love it"
that's honestly awful.
that episode aside, him creating living creatures to be his wife/girlfriend is also incredibly strange and unhealthy behaviour. those beings will never know a life outside him, never know anyone else, their sole purpose is to be his partner, which again–is weird.
Then with Spike, he created him, and he refuses to acknowledge him and treat him well at all, which is awful behaviour considering Spike is also stuck with Bushroot. (and that's not even to mention that Bushroot doesn't even appreciate plants that much either, if that were the case he wouldn't abuse his dog-like companion)
all that is to say, 2017 ducktales claiming that he's "not a villain" is an absurd take. he's incredibly selfish and has an insane victim complex .
there's definitely more but also sighhhhh. bushroot is a very interesting character and his flaws and awful personality is what make him great, these things shouldn't be tossed aside for the 'misunderstood trope'. he's not that.
Yeah… Grandpa Negsy may be a strict but good teacher for Timothy… but his lessons can sometimes be a bit too chaotic^^'
"Unstoppable" is based on "Geronimo Saga" by @rebellingstagnationblog
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