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So Isa let go, in the moment. She couldn’t pull him back up, she couldn’t save him from the abyss, not yet at least, not right now. She eased down, and let go, and stared at the boy drifting further from her. She swore she’d be back to save him when she could.

i’m losin my mind please help this boy \ Read here!

#first time I saw this comic I thought it was Danny phantom for a second and was so confused reading it #I did figure out eventually that it wasn’t Danny phantom but I still really enjoyed it #a few years later I watched mp100 and found and read abot and did not connect this comic to it #saw the comic again shortly after reading abot and was like YOOOOOO ITS THE COMIC!!! AND NOW I KNOW THE SOURCE MATERIAL AND FANFIC!!!!#there’s not really a point to this rambling but like every time I see this comic again I think about it #so I just wanted to put it out there. i guess.#shrugs

dreamyrat

im sorry class.

#fav reigen edit ever

artisticazurite

What’s Up Danger - Mob Psycho 100

amvipod

old reigen and dimple interactions. and a SUPER OLD wip animation when i was figuring out how clip studio worked (still don’t know how it works).

thevegetablewhichnoonedaresname

I really like that scene in mob psycho 100 where those random guys try to bully mob, but then, before mob can even do anything, dimple makes the guy disrobe and ritsu tries to kill him and the body improvement club just kinda circles up and squishes him between their pecs until the guys beg for mercy and leave. because it's a very stupid scene. kinda the epitome of the show's goofy weird slapstick humor. and so when you're watching it the first time you assume that's the purpose of the scene--to be dumb slapstick humor. because it succeeds at that, so it would be perfectly functional if that's all it was.

but THEN it turns out that it's actually setup for two episodes later when mogami traps him in a mind dimension to try and turn him evil and he's standing in the SAME PLACE and he sees ritsu on the bridge but ritsu doesn't acknowledge him. and he gets bullied. and not only is he powerless to defend himself, he has no one who cares. the scene plays out an evil mirrored version of itself where it's straightforward. it's harsh. it's empty. mob gets beaten up, and he is alone.

and that would've been a good scene on its own, too. but to me the fact that you see the silly ridiculous version of it FIRST (the one that culminates in the body improvement club suffocating a guy with their man boobs) is really important to me. because then, later, you feel how much more it hurts for mob to be alone when you've already seen what it could be, what it is. and then on a rewatch when you see the goofy version of the scene you can't help but feel an undercurrent of dread and a sense of how dangerously close the absurd is to tipping over into something way too real and visceral. which is a feeling that runs throughout the entire show.

anyway.

#THIS #I rewatched mob with a friend who had never seen it before #and when we got to the silly scene I had never made this connection before that rewatch #so I was just sitting there like. oh. OH. OH NO.#meanwhile my friend was laughing and I was like oh they don’t even know what’s coming up………..#mp100 #mob psycho 100