Phoebe🐾

Artist I guess

[ineffablemer]

proof that the finale is driving me mad

the delivery of these two lines has given me the headcanon that Dagon somehow heard Michael at the Eternal Flame and is unintentionally parroting Michael's cadence when they said it while rallying the troops.

remembering what your crush said last time you fought against them in battle, Dagon?

[tcmd12]

'they'll find each other in every possible universe' they said...

Don't mind the quality of video, sound and other shit😔

[tcmd12]

THEY GOT MARRIED A COUPLE OF MINUTES AGO🎉

YAAY

[ro-fromthestars]

read this in their voices so obviously I had to put it together properly

[chronicallyunemployed]

[ineffablemer]

my thoughts on the finale's treatment of Michael.

note: these are just my feelings as someone who identifies heavily with Michael, I am not going to invalidate anyone else's opinion about the finale. I've seen the fighting, I don't want any part of it. this is just me needing to vent a little about the way my comfort character died

good, let's get into it.

~

I was really excited for Michael to get their villain arc. their story that had been playing out in the background since The Beginning was something I really really enjoyed following and analyzing. I was ready to feel the catharsis of Michael finally losing it and trying to right the wrongs they'd been dealt.

this finale did not give me that.

Michael's breakdown was painful to watch. not even because of the writing or the things I was hoping to see, but the way that Michael NEVER got to be truly, truly heard.

did Aziraphale and Crowley try to get them to open up and talk about their feelings? yes. did they do that because they cared about Michael and wanted to help them? it did not feel that way to me.

they were purely trying to save the world and stop Michael. don't get me wrong, that was obviously the highest priority, but like.... giving Michael more than just placating them and "I forgive you" I will say that Aziraphale seemed to become a little empathetic, but the way that both of them were eyeing the book the entire time Michael talked about their struggles ruined it for me.

not a single other being in the entire universe ever cared about Michael.

they lived their entire life in service of God, in service of Heaven, and got nothing at all in return.

and then they died. at their own hand.

I'm definitely clinging to that cute bartender scene with Michael and Dagon, but my Michael—the one I felt seen and understood by—had such a heartbreaking ending. lowkey had to double up on my antidepressants these last few weeks.

[demo-comics]

Couple o’ Ricks

One’s (more) ladylike, reason unclear

I need to sleep. Wow

[originalcollectionchopshop]

!!! ONE STEP BEYOND !!!

[gleafer]

I found the unedited intro scene!

It was in my art trench coat’s pocket this WHOLE TIME!

How Crowley got that leg injury.

[xreyyart]

The new coming 🙏✨️

[pulsingvoid]

[cavedwell]

This has been going on for thousands of years! It doesn't change.

—Robert Bly, Keeping Quiet / Half Man (2026)

[kveykva]

Btw can we talk about the absolute terror displayed by Dagon when Slorch!Aziraphale raised his voice at her: the stuttering, whimpering, flinching, and collapsing onto the floor in fear.

This is Dagon we're talking about. The Master of Torments. Member of the Dark Council. From the way she's summoning Crowley in s3 she's essentially running Hell in an equivalent position as Beelzebub at that point (not sure if Dagon's the Grand Duke of Hell, but the way Crowley got grabbed seems similar to the scene with Beelzebub in s2, in terms of level of authority). She's not some lowly demon who'd cower at threats, and yet she has this instinctive terrified reaction that she didn't even care/consider that Eric was there to witness it. Eric, who's far below her in rank, in an environment where weakness cannot be shown by the upper, or in Hell's case, lower, management (otherwise there will be riots, as per Beelzebub in s1). But no, Dagon's reaction looked so in-grained that she didn't seem to consider that Eric saw her reaction at all. Just what has she experienced in the past that made her react like this?

It reminds me a little of when the Metatron arrives in s2 and the Archangels all looked like children being scolded, with Uriel trying to figure out how best to address the Metatron so they wouldn't risk more punishment by angering him any further. That was the Heaven version. With Dagon we got the Hell one.

[freakyfrook]

How I be sat knowing imma miss the rmc festival again this year

[dykemahone]

[superfast-jellybitch]

Every time an artist draws Vivyan, Rick, and Neil, but not Mike, I choose to believe it's an extremely elaborate short joke and he's there, he's just too small to see.

[imsmokki]

[zolturates-deactivated20201127]

young dreams should be dreamed together