what cartoon/superhero team has the coziest home base? post cool hangouts and hideouts.
What cartoon/superhero team has the coziest home base? post cool hangouts and hideouts
Ayden Hughes
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Zachary Fisher
Plantar Farm
Sebastian Evans
Arnold
Ryan Bennett
i remember a lot of theories about this place back in the day. like each avenger got a floor and such. at least we got the party scene, was kino.
Ryder Young
Incidentally, Rainy Day Daydream was the coziest ep
Landon Ortiz
John Morales
I don't know why, but my favorite part of that episode is where they're just crawling through the upper portions of the tree house and find a random box of candy to share before continuing. It's not a joke, it doesn't really play into anything. It's just a quick casual moment where they sit and catch their breath with the storm going on in the background, and it stuck with me for some reason.
Ian Phillips
It was just a one-shot villain's house, but it was still my favorite setting in Samurai Jack.
Nathan Taylor
I never understood why his room was so cool. Wasn't his family poor (or at least living in a poor tenement)?
Ethan Green
It's literally just the upstairs loft, closer to an attic with roof access. The only cool part was the couch that goes into the wall.
Jackson Martinez
Honestly it's just the roof hatch alone that sells it for me. Not sure how common that is in real life but it sounds neat to be able to just chill on the rooftop whenever you wanted
Brandon Ortiz
Why do people on Yea Forums hate the gravity falls ending?
I mean, all the loose ends were tied up and every character got a conclusion. What’s the problem?
Adrian Myers
For starters, the show was built on cryptic symbols and foreshadowing and hidden meanings and all that. Closest thing to a payoff was the zodiac (which wasn't even used)
Tyler Ramirez
Jeremiah Turner
I thought it was fine. Just wish that it had gotten that third season and had time for more payoff for different side-characters and the whole Zodiac Wheel fake-out.
Andrew Sullivan
I mean, they owned a building in a city. You're not poor with that
Cooper Davis
I like how Peter rigged up Aunt May's pad to turn into a secret lab she didn't know about in Amazing Friends
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Thomas Gomez
This was before millennials who saw Hey Arnold and wanted their own loft drove city real estate through the roof. There building is clearly meant to represent a classic low-income tenement building that have nowadays been converted into hipster apartments, complete with illiterate foreigners.
Robert Phillips
>millennials are the reason cities are expensive
No.
Parker Campbell
>illiterate foreigners
What do you even mean? That communal homes often have illiterate foreign residents? I don't know where that came from.
Oliver Campbell
Forgot to actually reply, lul