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they/them + xe/xem minor, non-binary, gender fluid, omnisexual, and polyamorous :D <3

[lashifr]

Désolé

[ultra-artblog]

Happy Father’s Day :)

[dominik528]

[mommadice]

Plastic Beach in my art style!

Here’s the original!

[gorillaz-official-art]

[obsessed-dedenne-deactivated202]

Cute 2D pre-puke face I discovered when pausing The Lost Chord.

[beebuzzly]

[lewisossokoh]

In Case You’ve Missed the Last Gorillaz “The Lost Chord” Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJVV8o6vgso

[gogo-imaginezz]

i think now that plastic beach is gone the band can truly move on.

[beebzly]

[anaquariusfox]

2d too forgiving sweet angel man

[li77ard]

i mean they all deserv hugs after that journey

[pattypettyblue]

the last time the cyborg looked up the sky…

[tall-cryptid]

The symbolism of Murdoc wearing the Boogieman's mask is so huge...

In plastic beach, the Boogieman is tasked with bringing Murdoc to doom as he owed him payment for some deals that he struck.

So if Murdoc has Boogieman's mask, what does that imply?

In phase 3, Murdoc did everything he could to make his band successful, he burned down Kong Studios, kidnapped 2D, and rebuilt his studio on an island of trash in the middle of nowhere. He went a bit insane, Plastic Beach was his pride and joy.

In the phases in between, Murdoc went through a lot of character struggles, and it seems that during this phase, he has found more meaning behind making music for Gorillaz than just the fame (although it is definitely a perk)

So I don't know, but my theory is that Murdoc has become a more in depth character, and the reason that he is wearing Boogieman's mask is because he has become what he was once afraid of, which is success through many different failures.

(Also the fact that the band members didn't leave him behind this time makes me want to cRY-)

[froggohboy]

Me about to give murdoc the benefit of the doubt, AGAIN:

[dirtgemini]

when you fully come to terms with the 20 years of trauma you’ve caused your friends

[gold-standard]