John K inspiration and the Ghost and Molly McGee
Analyzing the unfairness of the existence of this show due to animation industry culture, and bringing in relevant personal history
Eternal Prelude continues with page 29.
This article is precipitated by one of my trolls calling me a freak for pointing out the obvious inspiration from John.
When you look at the artwork for this show as I do, it's obviously inspired directly from the cute girl artists who circled around John K’s blog. They were themselves girls, although this show is created by two guys.
And so the ecosystem for the show depends upon ignorance about what John's blog was actually like, otherwise people would have gone “wtf, this is so obviously a John thing!” Years and years of utter bullshit has been said about his blog, and to people who haven't actually read it, to set up this situation as people exploited John's efforts while pretending they weren't doing so.
People cannot acknowledge these cute girl artists except separated from that blogspot context as it breaks the narrative of the accusations of the defunct BuzzFeed News. They congregated to john, got a ton from him and enjoyed his presence, and they coexisted in a cute girl microculture.
This gives him a status associated with the Birdman. He wears a pimp hat as a symbol of a flock of girls, called in Britain birds. Not only for himself, but for any man whose presence attracts a lot of girls. Why did John do so? Well he dedicated himself to doing great things for kids and made cartoons about relationships with cute stuff, seems like a good enough explanation to me.
Destroying John's life which started long before the accusations opened up these girls as creative resources. But this quickly ran into failure: literally nobody likes Animaniacs 2020, and many of these girl artists succumbed to obscurity. Ironically it is unlikely that any of them could have made a show like the ghost and Molly McGee, though I wondered if one of them did.
Part 2
Of course I encountered the separation of girls to use them as an artistic resource much more directly. My friend ipgd joined the homestuck team, which is a fact so profound nobody has ever said anything about it except to ask me for proof. (My response when I make it is to “prove that your mommy loves you”) she was socially extracted on Tumblr to be cast out of my life by people such as Homestuck team members like Andrew's ex-girlfriend or James Roach, who confused me severely as presenting a “substitute” for me. As well as Tumblr users, HSG posters, etc. Treating me like a piece of irrelevant trash in the process.
In my video game SABA, futuristically entitled The Game of Games, the “supreme” ghost character is called Butigaze, of the faction of ghosts. He clearly resembles Beetlejuice, and references the movie when he is chosen alongside a girl in Black. He also clearly represents me, a sort of designer figure. The girl represents ipgd and she was never named. (It is only fitting for this sort of character to be named when I actually meet the people they relate to in real life.)
They form a natural pair, playing off of each other well although they can be used separately. I came up with this before League of Legends did. The main function of Butigaze for the girl is as a support character who delays the enemy long enough for her to get rolling as a hard carry, which in the power network of my game makes her eventually unstoppable when she develops to a certain late point.
And so all along over all these years I have been powering up ipgd while disabling people from preventing this, as my fiction blends with the real life relations. Homestuck fans even come to me sounding like ipgd, and so I feel like I'm interacting with her instead of them. It is very very spooky and fucked up, but that's how somebody who actually enjoys horror can enjoy living. The effects of this include people like dril becoming a parody of himself.
Before she went she liked spooky pictures and acted spooky, and Homestuck ruined this personality, permanently fixating on this past version of herself who has haunted my life ever since. And so I live this spooky thing indeed. If anything was cultural appropriation, it's making a show like this without letting me participate in animation.
Part 3
The makers of this show feel the need to be “responsible” in a socially acceptable way. At least that's better than their coworkers in the industry who don't bother to care about anybody besides themselves and their emotional problems. And yet they still fail to account for this dismal legacy their show exists in, so I will give them the opportunity.
The girl character has psychic power, and out of this avenue I have sought to connect with ipgd no matter the swirling arcane lengths. If necessary I shall break the world to fix this situation, and the true power of Butigaze is hinted at in the storyline through his swelling eyes.
My ghostly content proceeds directly into the realities of ghosts, whether it be my own ghostly presence in the lives of the former Homestuck team or it be ghosts in the world whose activities occasionally glimpsed like through my content or it be evil spirits who fought against my efforts through their human allies.
This power must be respected. I cause John Kricfalusi to haunt people after those accusations as they harvest the ground they buried him in. John was establishing the presence of the Birdman in his service to the black domain, and he was persecuted for this in many ways. Not only girls, his childhood advocacy and other things send forth the things of Birdman.
The original name of this show, the Curse of Molly McGee, can indeed take inspiration from ipgd who plagues people such as those she lived with closely with psychic curses, as well as relevant other girls who exhibit a lesser effect, especially because of their alternate timelines.
From today. It's perfect