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Cartoon Network Villains Bar
Even the bad guys need a place to unwind in between episodes. These guys are all regulars here, even if some of them often question why they come.
Would you go there if you could?
can we appreciate for a moment that the show Secret Saturdays essentially made Bigfoot the main big bad, and far from being a joke character he's treated as a legitimately creepy and terrifying foe who is a realistic threat to the life and freedom every single human on earth?
I mean, just LOOK at this guy.
like this is what I was talking about when I was saying cartoon network had the most iconic villains between 2000 and 2015. Classic-era Vilgax, V.V. Argost, Van Kleiss, Slade. They all have their own "aura" that makes them stand out against the crowd as distinctly sinister. Even Aku, who ABSOLUTELY IS a joke villain despite being the main villain of samurai jack, feels unstoppable any time Jack isn't in the room.
I think part of it is that they aren't merely "evil", they are MONSTROUS, and have a classic cinematic flair to them. I've heard Classic-era Vilgax referred to as a cross between darth vader and an eldritch horror. V.V. Argost is an actual monster inspired by classic old horror films, both in and out of universe. Van Kleiss, while appearing human, is a warped, psychologically inhuman sociopath consumed with the desire for power and is fully willing to torture and murder his own allies (on screen) for his own benefit. And Slade... we'll just say that his behavior really captures the predatory nature of his appearance the original Judas Contract comic arc uncomfortably well. They're all unapologetically evil, and they revel in it, which makes them REALLY fun to watch.
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Uhhh TSS headcanons about religion
Drew knows about a TON of different Religions and has a whole library section of Religious texts. She practices Buddhism, following teachings from the Monks that raised her, prayers and meditation are a regular part of her routine. Also why she was so hung up on the reincarnation theory about Kur’s return.
Doc is accepting of different Religious beliefs but is very reluctant to believe in higher powers and miracles - less so after the Kur thing. His family were from the Bible Belt and his reluctance to take part in their strict religious beliefs drove a wedge between them.
Doyle is an atheist, because in the end he felt like all faiths had turned his back on him as an impoverished orphan child. Doesn’t fear any God but also doesn’t entirely rule out their existence if only because of Drew’s beliefs.
Argost thinks he is better than every and any God
"We went in with a team of 50, by the time we left that house of horrors... there were only 7 of us"
I decided to post this before the end of the spooky season. Hope you enjoy!!
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