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One of those "the Drak Pack get overwhelmed by their monster instincts" fic ideas, but instead of focusing on Drak and/or Howler resisting the urge to attack people the focus is on Franky becoming existential and soliloquizing about what it means to truly be alive.

#textpost #i occasionally see this idea pop up in the fandom and this is my take on it #the spider takes notes on franky's monologue while big d stops drak and howler from tearing each other apart in the background

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“Like father like son” ass post

#made by someone else #butch cassidy and the sundance kids

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Shoutout to this panel from the Laff-a-Lympics issue "Trouble at the Track Meet" where the spacing of the dialogue balloons makes it seem like Shaggy uses both he/him and they/them pronouns.

He/They Shaggy real in Laff-a-Lympics and is further proof why it is the best Scooby-related piece of media.

#happy pride month from the laff-a-lympics

Cattanooga Cats musical segments "Honey" and "Birthday Suit"

#cattanooga cats #screenshot

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Some headcanons for Butch Cassidy [Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kids]

While it isn't shown onscreen, Butch absolutely can and sometimes does get hurt by his impulsive stunts. Often times needing to be mended by Wally or brought to a hospital. He's definitely called out for this, whether it be by the other Sundance Kids or even Mr. Socrates himself.

Speaking of which, although he doesn't outwardly show it, Butch is genuinely terrified of failing a mission or letting Mr. Socrates down. He didn't have the best upbringing and with Mr. Socrates being the only positive father figure he has, Butch absolutely wants to make sure everything goes to plan, which ironically does lead to a lot of his more reckless actions. He has never told anyone, not even Wally [who Butch usually confides in if he's having fears, worries, or doubts] about this as he worries about how they might react. This is part of the reason Butch defended Wally in The Parrot Caper.

Son of Ace Decade, half-brother to Alex Super and Bella Decade [OC]. Ace... wasn't the best father. Being very emotionally distant and sometimes even verbally cruel to Butch, Ace has abundantly made it clear to Butch that he's the black sheep and would often dump him on studio personnel whenever it was his turn to take care of Butch. Alex, on the other hand, was absolutely the golden child of Ace, which also led to problems for Alex [his desperation to stand out, and him not exactly being a very confident leader]. Ace left Bella's mom just a few years after Bella's birth, and didn't visit, so she has no real memories of him. Ironically, Butch, Alex, and Bella were unaware of each other. While Butch was initially hesitant to meet Alex [as well as resentful for the entire situation] and Bella, he did eventually bond with them and is basically the protective big brother mentor figure, even if Alex is only a couple of months younger then Butch.

Butch still has nightmares of the time he almost fell off the Eiffel Tower [Mystery On The Orient Express], and briefly had a period where he was suspicious of any new Worldwide Talent Agency agents. Butch also sometimes has nightmares of when he was nearly crushed [Road Racers].

Collects stuffed animals, specifically teddy bears, as he likes the nostalgia factor as well as how soft they are.

He's fond of Westerns, but will not admit it due to the association with the outlaw Butch Cassidy.

Speaking of which, Butch was bullied because of his name when he was little [and Ace didn't even try to help him. His mom did try to comfort him but it didn't work] and spent a good portion of his childhood being shy and lonely. However, after defending Wally from bullies, the two became friends. Wally then introduced Butch to Steffy and Merilee.

Within the other Mystery Solving groups, Butch gets along well with Fred [despite the two sometimes butting heads due to Butch's plans being completely impulsive while Fred's are more well thought-out], Mark, Ted, Henry Chan, Biff [both Jabberjaw Biff and Fangface Biff. Wish they had last names so it'd be easier to differenciate the two in writing], and surprisingly Mickey [The New Shmoo] and Skip [The Funky Phantom].

His favorite books are usually action and sci-fi, but he also enjoys relaxing books and emotional/sad books.

DESPISES GETTING SICK. He gets so upset and frustrated when it happens and desperately wants to be able to do something to help when it happens. Mr. Socrates allowed Butch to communicate to the others via the ring if they had to go on a mission without him and would also often let the Sundance Kids stay behind to help Butch recover.

He doesn't want the other Sundance Kids getting hurt [hence why he impulsively tries to go after the bad guys] and is perfectly willing to physically fight villains to protect them. And this also goes for his half-siblings and the other Mystery Solving groups.

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#made by someone else #butch cassidy and the sundance kids #i do like the idea of Butch as a stuffed animal collector #i headcanon that he focuses on toys that can be won at carnivals games/in crane machines #i think him actually liking westerns makes sense too since they have a lot of 'lone hero' type characters #also agree that he's the kind of guy who hates being sick. just sits their miserable the entire time #the idea that Butch is the black sheep/Alex is the golden child is an interesting one i hadn't considered it that way #i view Ace more as distant and uncaring towards his kids than actively malicious #like Ace will have the studio staff watch over Butch not because he dislikes him but because he doesn't care enough to watch him himself #and if it was the other way around and he stayed with Butch's mom he would treat Alex the same way #though i have played around with a sort of AU to this AU where they do know about each other and Ace pits them against each other #'you know Alex writes all his own music' 'well Butch can sing and play the guitar' stuff like that

My blog isn't in the four "related blogs" for the Drak Pack tag anymore

#textpost #my brand...

Speaking of the 60s action cartoons, comparing how fights scenes were done in 1967 vs 1980 has been a fun part of figuring out how to write my Impossibles/Drak Pack crossover.

For a lot of the Drak Pack's powers, they don't necessarily have to touch anyone to make it work - there's a reason Howler has "big bad wolf" powers instead of the usual clawing/biting - so there's a lot more playing around with the environment or the situation itself to make it work.

Meanwhile, while they certainly get to show off their powers, the Impossibles are allowed to punch their villains in the face and call it a day. Guess that's why they only need seven minutes to save the day, I suppose.

#textpost #like even franky's powers usually involves him like picking up objects or using his electricity #it's fun to think about it both an in-universe sense in how the two teams operate #and out-of-universe comparing how cartoons were made in different time periods