#ring a ding

[darkwingismycity]

I feel like it’s my sworn duty to create Ring a Ding content so the fandom doesn’t die out 😭😭

[gilenart]

I saw this silly cartoon guy on my timeline and well… too irresistible not to doodle, right?

[soilology]

im sick in the head and my only cure is them

[alifugoofyraptor]

FINALLY, AFTER 9 DAYS OF LAZINESS AND PAIN I'VE MADE IT!!!

I would be so damn grateful if you will reblog this. The world NEEDS to know about Antonblast 💥💥💥

[fulvousfox]

"It was YOU! You're the blasted artist that drew my spirits!"

[river-bda]

LUX IS NOT AN EVIL GOD, CONFIRMED

If you haven’t read Lux by James Goss yet, In the novel, there’s a whole chapter dedicated to Lux’s point of view.

And what it discusses is… quite interesting for a god. The following screenshots are from the novel

Based on the chapter, Lux did not have any original malicious intentions. He entered the theater because he wanted to be worshipped by the people (which, understandable. He’s a god, after-all).

He only trapped the victims because he wanted what they had, life. And he didn’t know how to obtain that.

He also only “became evil” because the Doctor and Belinda refused to worship him and decided to fight back, which upset him.

Lux also had Reginald play movies for him because they made him feel warm on the inside. He even learned the waltz that Reginald and his wife did nightly to try and mimic the love they had.

All Lux wanted was to feel loved and worshipped by people. He wanted to feel alive instead of cold on the inside.

So ladies and gentleman of the jury, Lux is NOT an evil god. He just went the wrong way about solving his problems.

[zhookotallo]

silly goofy yet creepy toon?? wearing a bow tie??? i'm cooked 😔🥀