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Hello, I am SpongeyDee19.

- Male (he/him)

- Bisexual

- American

- Mentally unstable

- Tomadachi Life and Miitopia

- Mario kid

- Probably the only Linda Stotch fan

- Member of the FreezeFlame22 fanclub

- Artist

- Crossovers 4 Life

- Likes big woman

- Monkeys and Apes are my fave animals

- Numb. 1 Stotch defender (but actually)

- Numb. 1 Creature from the Krusty Krabs defender



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Ladies of South Park

I love South Park moms. its extremely niche, but i find these characters
amazing. i think theyre hot, funny, interesting, and have untapped potential. 

i fucking hate how underrated they are. Compared to the dads, compared to other
cartoon moms, you get the idea. y'all simping for Lois Griffin, y'know a
neglectful, miserable, ugly-ass mother. These mothers are more deserving of fan
art, praise, love, and so on.

South Park is not just about the kids y'know. I know im going on a tangent, but
i fucking really hate how underrated these moms are.

The first milf I fell in love with was Sheila Broflovski. Sheila is a central
part of South Park, and the biggest bitch. I now love Linda very, VERY much, but
more on that later.

South Park moms are crucial. Liane raised Cartman, Sharon has to put up with
Randy's antics, Sheila is a core part of multiple South Park storylines, and the
list goes on. Randy, Stephen, and Gerald have dedicated fans, but where's that
for ladies??? Thankfully, that seems to changing in recent times, but some day,
I HOPE id find another Linda obssesed individual or for artists (both in and
outside the fandom) to draw more of the mommies.



heres a different MILF. I LOVE 5-Volt. Unlike the South Park moms, she has a
sizable fanbase and is actually a good mom.

Not much else to say about her really. She is literally just the perfect
character. She has a good design, a good character, and a good fanbase. 

She is kind of niche, being apart of the WarioWare franchise, which is
disconnected from everything else Mario-related for some odd reason, but being
apart of a bigger franchise that is literally the most succesful gaming brand
and a forefront character in a series that still has a cult following gives her
an advantage in the long run.

5-Volt



From Milf to Dilf, I present to you, Pop the fatherly bear. Pop is kind of in a
grey area in terms of these characters. On one hand, he is a relatively
underrated character of a niche show. On the other hand, he has a signficant
role and multiple fans.

Pop is so adorable. He wears a lovely bathrobe. He is also a living Teddy Bear.
He is clearly a struggling father, as his wife is deceased. He ain't winning
father of the year any time soon, but he is so sympathetic and I love him for
it.

From his sexy voice, to his amazing scream (totally not stolen from Flippy), his
hillarious faces, and his fun deaths, Pop is just a masterpiece of a character. 

Pop



"But Dee, didn't you already talked about South Park moms", lemme explain.

Linda Stotch is an anomaly. I first fell in love with her late in my South Park
phase, and for a reason, she clicked with me. Now, I am literally her biggest
supporter.

As y'all almost most certainly know, she and Stephen are the abusive parents of
Butters Stotch. Honestly, I cant really deny that they suck as parents, but then
you have Randy, Gerald, Liane, the Tweaks, or the McCormicks that makes me think
its just bias. Like sure, Linda tried to kill her son once, but think about how
Gerald endangered his children multiple times or Liane's treatment of her son.
Again, Stotches are bad parents, but the other parents are just as bad, if not
worse.

But it doesn't end there. Linda herself is just underrated. This is in relation
to her husband and the other moms, let alone as a character. Stephen has a cult
following, like seriously. I already explained why the ladies of South Park are
underappreciated, but even they have dedicated fans. Linda? You'll only see
people talk about her in two contexts; she tried to kill her son or she is a
abusive mother.

Linda is so underutilized. We know ABSOLUTELY nothing about her. Liane? She was
a girl who got around and came from a family of Cartmans. Sharon? We see
multiple glimpses into her past. Sheila? She is from New Jersey. Carol? She was
a fucking cult member that worshipped Cthulhu. Linda on the other hand,
literally poofed from thin air. No episode even give us the pleasure of knowing
her origins. Even Stephen had a few subtle teases here and there.

Yet, the funny thing is, she HAS potential. She had a major role in "Butters'
Very Own Episode", where she is revealed to be unstable. She is an engineer
according to "Die Hippie, Die", which means she might be able to build
Sniffles-level inventions, which is like, crazy for "the blonde mom". She has
yellow teeth supposedly, which is like, weird cuz she has white teeth when she
talks. She is also apart of the City Council, so she must be an important member
in South Park.

South Park seems to regulate her to plotlines about moms, or whatever bullshit
Randy or Stephen get themselves into. Never, and I mean, never had we gotten an
episode soley about her. Liane and Sharon have multiple, Sheila was the villian
of the movie of all things, and even Carol got something. Linda, however? Just
Butters' mom. 

I can go on and on, but point is, she is criminally underrated. As much as I
think the other moms and even adults are neglected, as much as I think Pop was
slept on, as much as I'm bothered by how under-represented the WarioWare series
is, at least they have SOME form of cult following. This random character that I
am abnormally obssesed with however? Everyone either hates her or gives no fucks
about her.

She deserves SO much better.

Linda Stotch



Yet another South Park character. Clyde Donovan is not that underrated. Like,
he's still a bit overshadowed by Tweek, Craig, Tolkien, Wendy, and so fourth.
But unlike the other SP characters I mentioned, Clyde is treated as a core
denzien of South Park. I wish he got a bit more praise, but its certainly less
difficult to find people who love him.

Clyde has been around since the first episode, and is a very frequently
appearing character in the show. He is actually reaching main character status
recently, with "Not Suitable for Kids", "Post-Covid", and "Deep Learning" giving
him prominent roles. I LOVE Clyde, he is a bit generic, but you can tell he's
supposed to be just an average wimpy kid.

Clyde, like with Pop, is just absolutely adorable. He cries A LOT. He is also
abused A LOT. He really deserves a hug. I love his friendship with Cartman,
because, if you look closely, they have a lot in common; they are both
overweight, outcasts, have single parents due to unintentionally killing the
other, and are very cruel for their ages. Come to think of it, it makes sense as
to why Clyde is one of the few characters to like Cartman alongside Kenny and
Butters.

Clyde is just a pookie bear. I relate to him A LOT. Literally, I kin him. As
with Pop, Clyde is a masterpiece of a character despite his simplicity. 

Clyde Donovan



From this point on, I'll be talking about characters who aren't "underrated" per
say, but I still believe to be "perfect". Subject A; Wario

Wario is Wario. There's a lot about Wario that makes him a lovable goofball.
Firstly, his design is probably one of the best I've ever seen. Its difficult to
draw, yet it's fun to draw for those very reasons. Wario's design is so iconic,
certain pieces of it are used to represent him. As much as an unpside down W can
reeks of Wario. This man loves his nose so much that its a trademark of his own
WarioWare brand. Absolutely nothing is normal about his design; he is an elf who
wears a Mario costume. In fact, he is a literal parody.

Wario as a character is unpredictable. I believe the best way to describe Wario
is "a living cartoon who escaped the bounds of a TV". Even since his debut, he
was always a weirdo, with his large size, crocked eye, and boundless greed. In
all 3 incarnations of Wario, he is always over-the-top, which is why he is so
entertaining. 

Wario is also rather complex. For a character who is comedic relief, he is
somehow one of Nintendo's most layered characters. Firstly, he is Mario's
childhood rival, and this was expanded upon in a Mario vs. Wario comic, where
its revealed that Wario was unintentionally bullied by Mario. You really gotta
feel bad for him. It also seemed that Wario was also an orphan judging by
Yoshi's Island DS, though your mileage may vary on what happened to Wario next.
He was probably returned home, but in this game, you can see that Wario was
greedy from birth. 

I think one thing about Wario I find very amusing is that theres effectively 3
versions of the character. There's Mario, Wario Land, and WarioWare. In the main
series, Wario is basically a goofy villian who causes trouble. Wario Land is
more of a cool (anti) hero, albiet with wackiness amped up to eleven. WarioWare
is just a greedy buisnessman who gets into dumb shenanigans. Super Smash Bros.
sorta merges these into one amalgamation; he has the evilness of base Wario, the
toughness of Wario Land, and the design from WarioWare. This version is
criticized for misrepresenting Wario, but I think its an alright portrayal.

Another thing i find funny about Wario is that he is a star of his own
franchise, thus, he has multiple characters associated with him. As mentioned,
these guys are the underdogs of the Mario universe. And then there's Waluigi,
who is pratically a fraction of Wario and has ironically never appeared in
neither of Wario's own series or a mainline Mario game. So as you see, we have
yet another case of underrated characters, though with Wario, its not as severe.

So all in all, Wario is just a perfect character. 

Wario



King Dedede. This guy.

As with Wario, he is a funny character with an extremely large fanbase. I have
quite a complex history with this guy.

King Dedede is my favorite villian. But the thing is, he is no longer a villian.
So what is he? An anti-hero? A rival? A protagonist? He is all of those, and
none of those as the same time. 

Like with Wario, Dedede is a wild character. He can be a villian in a game to
Kirby's best friend in another. He is probably one of the most layered Nintendo
characters.

Then you have the anime, where he carried that show. He has an iconic voice,
entertaining schemes, a fun character, and amazing quotes. But recently, he has
become devisive among Kirby fans, mainly if he is an accurate portrayal of his
video game counterpart. I want those reading this to take this into
consideration; this Dedede was made back when "Villian Dedede" was the norm and
"Heroic Dedede" was a rarity. 64 was the introduction of the latter, but its
presented a lot like the anime, where Dedede was an asshole who hesitated to
help Kirby.

In modern games, Dedede is an ally of Kirby, which is why he is such a great
character. He went through character development and has a soft-side. That being
said, he is still quite the asshole. Battle Royale is a good example. In
addition, it shows that Anime Dedede isnt too disconnected to the games. In my
opinion, anime Dedede is a relic of its time and a mere flanderization of the
character.

I am very much a Dededad supporter. I adore the idea of Dedede being protective
of Kirby, which is something explored even in the anime (albiet rarely). The
shot of Dedede hugging Kirby will always melt my heart. Not to mention, that
OTHER shot of Dedede hugging Kirby in Subspace Emmisary. Dededad for the win!

Dededad has an additional meaning; you know how Dedede is a "king"? Yeah, hes
barely such. Only his minions seem entirely loyal to him. Among these minions
are Waddle Dees, cute creatures who waddle, duh. Dedede is very protective of
these Dees, and I will stand by him sacarficing himself for one is one of the
best scenes in a video game, peroid. Then there's his relationship with Meta
Knight; they seemed to be friends since the beginning (Kirby's Adventure) and in
Kirby Fighters 2, they work together to beat Kirby. Dedede has a LOT of great
dynamics, y'see. There's Escargoon, then Bandana Dee, he even has one with Poppy
Bros. Jr. of all people in the manga. He also has a brother-sister relationship
with Adeleine there too. I seriously cannot do Dedede justice, man.

There's even small things too, like his amazing theme. He has freaking several,
too. Or his many boss fights??  All in all, King Dedede is a perfect character.
And a very adorable one at that.

King Dedede

Pop x Disco Bear is a ship that I bet we're all familar with. It's the paring
between Pop and Disco Bear, no brainer. I love this ship; I feel like Disco Bear
would make an amazing father to Cub. 





I love these ships so much!!!!! I always pictured these four making a quartet.
Butters, Kenny, and Clyde seem to be some of the few people who actually like
Cartman and vice-versa. Cartters in particular is a key dynamic in the show, and
the creators actually love using it.

Kennman Cartters Clydeman



Pop x Disco Bear is a ship that I bet we're all familar with. It's the paring
between Pop and Disco Bear, no brainer. I love this ship; I feel like Disco Bear
would make an amazing father to Cub. 

DiscoPop

I am a shipper. Who doesn't love shipping? A lot of people, lol, but who cares,
its fun.

I love these two characters, I love their dynamic, I love the episodes about
these two, I just love 'em. Mr. Krabs and Plankton are important characters with
complex history. They are bitter rivals, but were originally best friends. This
element of their characters is very interesting, and I find their few current
moments of friendship to be absolutely sweet.

Plabs

Stendy and Clybe




Pairings of the two primary females in South Park. While not as bad as Mr. Krabs
and Plankton's relationship, these pairings are a bit of a mess. That being
said, they still would make cute couples. I see Wendy and Bebe calling the shots
tbh.



SpongeBob SquarePants is a show I hold dear to my heart. I've been around since
my childhood, and its still going strong. This show is a fun, stupid, silly
cartoon for me to watch in my spare time. If I would call ANY cartoon or even
franchise my fave, it would be SpongeBob SquarePants.

This show is about a talking sponge. It has a cute art style, a funny sense of
humor, and amazing characters. Besides SpongeBob, I would deem Mr. Krabs my
favorite character. He is such a lunatic whose greedy proves detrimental to
himself and others. He has a TON of memes, which is something this show is known
for. 

SpongeBob is the internet legend, and even you don't watch TV, he is extremely
hard to miss. Me and SpongeBob go way back. We laughed, we tickled, we cry
together, and we sung together. 

I also own multiple SpongeBob video games. However, my favorite of the bunch is
SpongeBob SquarePants: Creature from the Krusty Krab. This game is fun,
creative, and rather dark. I consider this my favorite video game of all time;
it has amazing levels, an unusual premise, and literally the best soundtrack.
I'm sorry, but nothing topping these songs. It's flawed, yes, but it is at least
creative and imaginative. Funny thing is, this game has quite the history;
there's a flash game, a website, a Java port, a PC version of an entirely
different name, an almost completely different prototype, this game is a rabbit
hole, and its the most succesful SpongeBob SquarePants video game. And you might
even regon that its based on Sleepy Time. This game is peak, and I think its
flaws make it even better, because you can tell its a passion project. Battle
for Bikini Bottom is honestly overrated, and partially due to, say it with me,
SpongeBoomers. Yeah ik, its kind of a petty buzz word, but I feel like the older
something is, the more hyped up it gets, regardless of actual quality. 

Honestly, SpongeBob is a beautiful masterpiece. SpongeBob SquigglePants, my
second favorite SpongeBob video game, makes my heart melt. Ripped Pants and
Don't Be a Jerk are peak music. All the eras of the SpongeBob SquarePants show,
even the most bad, the most nostalgic part of my history. 

SpongeBob SquarePants himself is such a cute protagonist. He is relatable, and
he is complicated since he has a slew of emotions. He is extremely nice, and I
want to be his friend so badly because he is genuinely the most wholesome person
in the whole world. 



Happy Tree Friends. 3 words to describe a hyperfixation so powerful, it can
change one's entire life. 

Happy Tree Friends is a show about cute animals dying. That seems basic, but
there's actually a lot more to this show than you might think. Happy Tree
Friends stars a cast of adorable characters that I LOVE so much. Cuddles is a
rabbit with a rebellious streak. Giggles and Petunia are the gals who are just
so precious. Lumpy is basically the main character, and he is an idiot who has
been just about anything. Flippy is the most popular character for good reason,
and he is one of the few who murders other Tree Friends on purpose. Nutty is a
funny and adorable green squrriel with a sweet tooth. And the list goes on.
There's some characters I don't really about, like Cro-Marmot, who is a frozen
cavemen who never really do much and rarely dies at all, or Lammy & Mr. Pickels,
the newest characters who are lame in my opinion, especially since Mr. Pickels
is just Flippy but worse, not helped by the fact they are pretty underdeveloped
and not in a lot of episodes. But otherwise, I love just about every character.
My favorite character, aside from Pop, is Sniffles, who is a blue anteater with
glasses. He has such an adorable design, and I love his voice and screams. Back
then, he reminded me a lot about Arthur, and I gave him the nickname "Blue
Arthur". Sniffles is a big nerd, and I love him for his geekiness. He also gets
the worst deaths, usually due to those fucking ants. Don't worry, though, unlike
most people, I love The Ants. Yes, I am a person who likes unpopular characters.
I just think the Ants have good designs and I love that they scream, its so
stupid. Sniffles is kind of underrated, despite being one of the most prominent
Tree Friends, but he seems to be getting more fans lately, which makes me happpy
:).

Happy Tree Friends is known for its gore. Honestly, the gore is one of my
favorite aspects of HTF, though that isnt necessarily a shocker. When I first
saw HTF in 2016 via a reaction channel I used to religiously watch, I was put
off by it and stopped watching. That is, until 2018, where I become obsessed
with it. I fell in love with everything about HTF, from the gore, to the
characters, to the soundtrack, to the creative liberties, it felt magical. Hell,
back then, when I had Flipnote Studio, I made a TON of animations based on HTF.
The show really caught my interest. I remember being so obssesed with Flaky and
Sniffles, two characters who are seen a lot and are probably the most
unluckiest. I've seen just about every episode, a lot of Fan Animations, and
have experienced effectively every level in the Fandom. Behind SpongeBob
SquarePants, Happy Tree Friends has the most impact on my life. 

Happy Tree Friends is a masterpiece. I know I used that word a lot, but I feel
like this is a good example of why; HTF's primary factor is its gore. The gore
is fucked up, but I find it both that and very creative. A lot of the deaths are
so thought out and elaborate. Of these characters, I think Giggles and Pop gets
the best deaths. Otherwise, I feel like Lumpy, Sniffles, and Handy get the most
revolting. A Hard Act to Swallow in particular really messed me up, and it took
me years to rewatch it. But besides that, the gore is peak. But the other great
thing about the humor is how choatic it gets. Even outside the gore, you have
Nutty getting a chocolate box pregenant, Flaky being scared of a chick, Nutty
eating Sniffles, basically anything time Cro-Marmot shows up. The gore might be
the selling point, but even on its own, Happy Tree Friends is a wild show.



Kirby, Kirby, Kirby, he's the star of the show.

Kirby is a key figure of my life. He fasicnates me on so many levels. What is
he? Where is he from? What does he want?

I feel like Kirby is the type of character who is entirely mysterious, yet
accomplishes at being interesting at the same time. He is a kid of few words,
and he doesn't emote a whole lot. But he is also an expressive character who
latches onto my heart very easily.

Since the middle of my childhood, I've fallen in love with Kirby. I binged all
videos relating to him on YouTube, I quicky bought and completed Kirby's Dream
Collection. I binged the Kirby anime. I constantly tried wrapping my head around
who he is. I drew him a ton, and so fourth. Like with SpongeBob, Kirby's
cuteness and the appeal of his character made him one of my hyperfixations. 

Kirby is a cute franchise with a lovable cast of characters. His games are
suprisingly enjoyable, with not a single bad installment. Kirby is a versiale
character compared to Mario or Sonic, who simply jump on their enemies, whereas
Kirby can swallow them, spit them back out, hover, or most importantly, copy
their powers.

Like with SpongeBob, it is absolutely impossible to hate Kirby. He is just so
nice and wholesome. I love this marshmellow, he is such a baby who deserves a
hug. I am so defensive of him, like in the Death Battle wars or if anyone said
anything remotely negative about him. Honestly, Kirby is just my favorite
Nintendo character peroid. 



Going down to South Park to meet some friends of mine. This show is the latest
fixation of mine. It is, say it with me, a masterpiece.

South Park is supposed to be social commentary, but like, I, alongside many
others, just see it as a wacky show starring a colorful cast of children. Think
SpongeBob SquarePants for adults or Happy Tree Friends with dialouge. 

South Park is about 4 kids in one fucked up town. Stan is the main character who
is usually the only sane man. Kyle is the Jewish kid and Cartman's arch-enemy.
Speaking of which, Cartman is by far the most popular South Park character, and
is a fat, sociopathic, asshole. Kenny is the kid with the hoodie who dies A LOT.
There's some other characters too, like Butters, the cute kid who was initally a
prop but then became the fifth lead, Randy, Stan's father who become the main
character as well, Wendy, Stan's girlfriend, Cartman's mom Liane, and many, many
more.

I LOVE most of the characters, and the art style is the best art style I have
ever seen in a cartoon. Compare South Park's art style to any other adult
cartoon, like Family Guy. It looks way more washed out and dry. I get its an
adult cartoon, but what happen to the golden era where all cartoons are
whimsical and silly? South Park has a lot of funny plot lintes, from Cartman
doing something evil, to Randy being stupid, Butters getting in a bit of a
pickle, its literally peak storytelling.

SpongeBob SquarePants

Happy Tree Friends

Kirby

South Park

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BARBIE GIRL

Lady Aqua

MOSKAU

Dschinghis Khan

CIRNO'S PERFECT MATH CLASS

IOSYS

YouTubers I Like

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- SGT Ducky

- BrewstewFilms

- EllCartoons

- SuperMarioLogan (shut up)

- FreezeFlame22

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