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My type:
Just demon thing men who r fucjing evil ig idk
haven’t drawn these fellers in a while. doing this as practice for a possible animatic :3
The holy quartet of video game narrators which are actually living beings (...and also kinda suck)
Cg Mr. Voice
If it's hard to read he said this;
What have I told you about curse words? Timeout for you.
small fandom issues :(
I kinda wish the little misfortune fandom is as big as the Stanley parable fandom because the only thing I see of morgo/mr voice is either "oh he's so hot" or "oh he's so evil" or "DAD".
I WANT DEPTH I want people to make specific headcannons about this parasite I want people to treat him as the manipulative twat with an interesting twist not everything is in black and white...
With the new game coming out im hoping to fetch a large audience because I can't listen to the same shit over and over again.
Morgo from Little Misfortune is one of my long forgotten hear-me-outs.
Bro has the voice of an angel and the appearance of a demon.
Just thought I'd put that out there :)
ROUND 1 — Match 258 of 276
Morgo (Little Misfortune)
Problematic because: "He puts the main character into a game to “win eternal happiness” (or win it for her mother), and lies about another character being a monster when he himself is the monster." Propaganda: "He’s so kind and parental toward Misfortune, even if it is fake. He’s a parasite, is it really his fault he’s the way he is?"
vs. Jerome Valeska (Gotham)
Problematic because: "He kills his mother Lila, tries to cover it up, and then basically laughs his way through confessing when Gordon and Lee catch him. After Arkham, he joins Theo Galavan’s Maniax, helps stage a massacre at the GCPD while disguised as cops, murders Commissioner Sarah Essen, kills one of his own teammates for stealing his line, and records himself killing people. Later, after being resurrected by his own cult, he staples his removed face back on, causes a citywide blackout, kidnaps Bruce, drags him to a carnival full of followers, and tries to break him in front of an audience. In Season 4, he breaks out with Tetch and Scarecrow, forms the Legion of Horribles, tries to spread insanity-inducing laughing gas over Gotham, and even after dying leaves Jeremiah one last “gift” that transforms him too. Basically every time Jerome gets attention, he uses it to make the city worse on purpose." Propaganda: 1. "Jerome is one of those characters where I’m not even slightly interested in pretending he’s secretly justified. He is not. He kills people, terrifies people, and turns violence into a public performance because he wants Gotham to laugh with him or scream loudly enough to count. But as a TV villain, he’s ridiculously entertaining. What makes him work for me is that he has this contagious quality in-universe and out of universe. Galavan uses him, the Maniax follow him, a cult literally resurrects him, ordinary Gotham citizens start copying him, and then Jeremiah becomes part of his legacy too. He’s not the Joker officially, but he’s the spark that makes the Joker feel like something Gotham itself starts producing. That’s a really fun idea, not one neat origin story, but a city getting infected by a particular kind of theatrical cruelty." 2. "he is SO watchable. every scene he’s in feels like the show suddenly woke up and remembered it could be fun" 3. "He shows up as a circus kid with mommy issues and then somehow ends up inspiring copycats, cult worship, Arkham breakout chaos, GCPD massacres, carnival hostage situations, citywide blackout nonsense, and one of the most dramatic sibling grudges in Gotham history. The man dies, comes back, staples his face on, keeps going, dies again, and still manages to ruin Jeremiah’s life from beyond the grave. That is commitment to the bit. He is funny, frightening, obnoxious, theatrical, and genuinely dangerous because he understands that Gotham loves a spectacle. Half the villains in that show want money, power, territory, revenge, whatever. Jerome wants the whole city to look at him. Unfortunately for everyone involved, he’s very good at making that happen."
Who should advance?
Morgo
Jerome Valeska
(Disclaimer: All text above was sent in by submitters and not written by OP.)