#madam foster

[smashorpassgilf]

Madame Foster (Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends)

Madam Foster

Smash

Pass

Voting ended onJul 22, 2025

[merlot-and-chardonnay]

You place these Old Biddies in a room, who comes out alive?

Queen Charlotte (Bridgerton)

Samantha Jones (Sex and the City)

Madam Foster (Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends)

Olenna Tyrell (Game of Thrones)

Rhaenys Targaryen (House of the Dragon)

Auntie Tallulah (Tuca and Bertie)

Granny Sloth (Ice Age franchise)

Sophia Petrillo (Golden Girls)

Beatrice Horseman (Bojack Horseman)

Ruby Johnson (Black-ish)

Lydia Reira (One Day at a Time)

Alba Villanueva (Jane the Virgin)

Voting ended onSep 21, 2024

[botgal]

Random Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends idea that in their universe Santa Claus IS real. And he's an Imaginary Friend from a kid who's long since gone from the world and who now spends his years traveling to people all over every Christmas to give them gifts or coal as needed.

Makes sense if you consider Santa is a semi mythical, nigh immortal being whose primary purpose is bringing joy to children (and other Imaginary Friends).

And Madam Foster knows that he's real cause every year he drops by and "adopts" all the Imaginary Santas the place gets every year in Winter and brings them back with him so he can get more help. (Place would probably be full to the gills with Santas otherwise.)

[snapsicle]

Why you shouldn’t pass Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friend’s characters the aux cord 

Bloo: Considering the time that FHFIF was airing, there is a 99% chance that he’ll just rickroll the entire car 

Mac: likes to listen to rock, but once he’s given the opportunity to actually play any music, he forgets everything he’s ever liked and will take 5 whole minutes deciding on a song

Frankie: she will play the longest god damn prog rock song in the entire world and you will just have to sit through it

Coco: She only plays “music” that’s composed by herself- she’ll lay an egg with a tape inside, and when you play it, it’s just her saying “coco” over and over for 40 minutes 

Eduardo: he doesn’t actually know the names of any songs, he’ll just try to describe what he wants you to play very poorly and anything you guess will be immediately shot down 

Wilt: doesn’t even actually want the aux cord, but he’ll play music that’s completely normal and nervously look around the car to see if anyone is enjoying it and ask if they like it every 30 seconds

Mr. Herriman: Actually banned from the aux cord because the only thing he listens to is royalty free classical music 

Goo: she will play hardcore jungle breakcore dubstep at dangerously loud levels

Madam Foster: Death metal. that is all

[felestina-stilton]

f a m i l y

[honeydeerart-blog]

Madam Foster really said gay rights huh

[silyabeeodess]

FusionFall Headcanons: Imaginary Energy Levels

Imaginary energy (IE) isn’t a new phenomena in the world of FusionFall, but it is extremely difficult to trace and there’s been little research conducted on it in the past.  From what people do know, however, it seems to be a blend of both science and magic.  Whether or not IE is particular to Earth and its lifeforms, it seems to flow heavily on the planet as a force of creation--greatly countering Planet Fusion’s destructive power and even breaking through the minds of Fusions based on Imaginary Friends.  

IE is typically an invisible energy that Earthlings, especially humans, are enveloped by to varying degrees.  While Imaginary Friends are made up entirely from IE, its power is devoted into keeping their physical forms intact.  However, being made of physical matter, humans can instead manipulate their IE as a means of creation and protection against fusion matter.  Technology has been designed to channel IE at its fullest through both armor and weaponry, and other devices are constantly being built upon to further push new boundaries regarding its use.  

Individuals with high amounts of IE tend to be naturally more resistant to fusion matter.  These individuals tend to be younger, although age seems to have no affect on how much IE a person has.  Rather, it’s that younger people--especially children--tend to use their IE more often without even knowing it.  This again leans on IE being a force for creation, with people who rely more on their creative abilities wielding it best. The best example of this can be seen in the creation of Imaginary Friends, which--while often uncontrollable--are almost always created by children.

It’s not so easy to just say that people who fall into “creative” outlets necessarily have a high IE though.  While this can be the case for artists and writers, it can just as easily be so for anyone from a scientist, to a teacher, to a military general.  This is because a creative nature isn’t restricted to any particular skillset.  Instead, one’s creative power is determined by how they use it in their daily lives.  Vice versa, just because someone does seem to be a “creative” type based on their skills doesn’t necessarily mean that they’ll have a high IE or that they can use it well. Such can be witnessed from children who manage to bring Imaginary Friends into the world, but they’re copies of things that the child has seen rather than completely their own selves.  

These aspects are what make IE so hard to trace, an issue made even more difficult by the fact that--simply put--people grow and change. Their appliance of IE in their lives alters day-by-day based on their experiences, desires, and state of mind.  Some theorize that IE may, at times, even go through dormant periods depending on the human using it.

Despite this, there are some cases where there are safe assumptions about individuals having a naturally high IE.  This individuals include Goo, Madam Foster, World’s creator, Father, Dexter, and Mandark.

[earnedtheory]

He is shaped like a friend