#charity case

[fireguardianblog]

Two times I would have loved a hug to happen and two times it didn't happen. Hella out of character for them both but just let me dream...

[sangjwi]

The first two letters of Bill's name are what they are for a reason.

[disneystheweekenders]

One gifset per episode - S03E10 'Charity Case'

Plot: Tish convinces the others they should try and help Bebe, a girl at school who has no friends. However, Bebe isn't a kind person and Tino, Carver and Lor want to get rid of her, but Tish objects. Trivia: Bebe is voiced by Julianne Buescher, better known as Frances on The Weekenders.

[acurtist]

Untreated delulu be like: 🫲 🥹 🫱

[tuna-moon-draws]

Inktober 13

[powerpolyculeshowdown]

Mod's Self Indulgent Polyship Poll

Vote for your favorite!

Round 1-1

Julien/Marnie/Roman (Charity Case)

Elise/Hotaru/Kayla (Shootaround)

see results

Voting ended onApr 1, 2024

Julien/Marnie/Roman:

Canon. After some events in the prologue, Julien needs a new place to stay and rents a room in a house shared by Marnie and Roman, an already established couple (oh my god, they were roommates!). Their shared love for music leads them to form a band together, and as they become closer, feelings blossom. A drunken kiss leads to a very apologetic and anxious Julien and a lot of confusion between Marnie and Roman, as the realize they're also each developing feelings for him. They eventually have a conversation, admitting their feelings for each other, and become a polycule. They are a triangle, as they're all dating each other. (Julie also has a journey as he explores his gender identity, which isn't relevant to the polycule propaganda, I guess, but something I always like to see. Go read the comic!!!)

Elise/Hotaru/Kayla:

Canon. A group of high schoolers and their basketball coach survive the apocalypse together, Kayla and Hotaru being part of this group. Later, they find an ex-classmate's (Elise) house where they can hideout for a while with another group of survivors from their school. Hotaru and Elise don't seem to get along at first, despite having a mutual crush on each other. When the house is attacked by zombies, Elise confesses her love for Hotaru just before saving her and getting bit. This leads to a lot of conflicted feelings, as Hotaru has to figure out her feelings for Kayla while grieving the loss of Elise. Hotaru and Kayla start dating, and after a while it's revealed Elise survived, in a way, by cutting out the bitten arm and only partially turning. Conflicted feelings ensue and they eventually become a polycule. (Go read the comic!!!)

[wlw-webcomic-bracket]

Vote for your favorite trans/nonbinary webcomic character (Group D)

Bacon (she/they), from Cucumber Quest

Julie (she/her), from Charity Case

Voting ended onDec 23, 2023

Bacon introduction

Julie introduction

How the round robin group stage works

[shouts-into-the-void]

Some of my favorite webcomics that you should totally read if you haven't because I'm back to binging them:

Shoot Around by Suspu on Webtoons

Highschool basketball team and their coach trying to survive the zombie apocalypse that happens during their practice. Lots of queer, POC, and disability rep. Very cute art style, possibly my favorite webcomic to exist. Some of the themes are quite heavy and it takes a very interesting approach to the "big bad group of survivors as the antagonist" trope. Has a polyamorous couple towards the end.

Yuna & Kawachan by Lauren Schmidt on Webtoon

Monsters invade Yuna's hometown and after finding out that her family was evacuated without her, she teams up with a mute stranger in a Kawachan mascot suit to try and survive until the evacuations resume. Turned out to be a lot creepier than I anticipated and again has a lot of POC rep, as well as dealing with mental health issues (specifically PTSD). This one is a Daily Pass series but it's worth the wait.

Finding Home by Hari on Tapas

A cook trying to get back home becomes traveling companions with a fae healer and the two slowly fall in love. Deals with a lot of very heavy themes like abuse and SA, as well as racism, PTSD, and alcoholism. MLM romance with polyamory and demisexual rep. The miscommunication troupe is strong with this one. You will probably cry.

Seemingly Dark by RaptorJules on Tapas

A widowed mailman and single father picks up a hitchhiker, which may have started the apocalypse. After her own encounter with the hitchhiker, his SIL starts searching into his identity with the help of a famous podcast host who happens to be highschool sweethearts with the barista who works for the SIL. Queer, nonbinary, and POC rep. Depicts both physical and emotional abuse and PTSD, as well as depression, grief, and homophobia/transphobia. This one isn't completed but it's really really good so far. The author has a second series about the podcaster and barista called Mil-Liminal that's not too far along yet.

Charity Case by Malacandrax on Tapas

A musician struggling to find gigs moves in with a couple after losing their job and finding herself unable to pay rent. She joins their band and begins to develop feelings for them both. It's poly and very cute, everyone in the relationship has very good communication although the miscommunication troupe still haunts them like the relentless bitch it is. The protagonist is gender questioning, and there's additional trans, nonbinary, and obviously queer rep as well as a really good depiction of anxiety. This one is complete, but some of the last chapter + the epilogue is still in Early Access.

Winter Before Spring (GL) by moonbun on Webtoons

Hana falls in love with her best friend Minji and the two begin dating, but Minji turns out to just be using her to raise her grades and spreads a rumor that Hana forced her to date her, and she begins being bullied horribly. A new student joins the school and Hana begins to develop feelings for her but struggles with internalized homophobia and anxiety due to her ex-gf and bullies. The main pairing is WLW as well as a side couple. This one is currently on hiatus until it launches on as an Original.