Make an imaginary friend

>children are self centred brats
>you get bloo
>Also, since Terence made an imaginary friend, are adults able to make an imaginary friend?
You could explain that away with the lies of "Adults don't have imagination" and "Adults are restrained".
I think it's better left unasked because you'd find entire cat houses filled with Nick Sandell otherwise.

Well, they do tend to deviate. It happens.

The Foster's world is OP if adults are allowed to have free reign with their imagination. There would be no need for takeout since you could just imagine your food, and you could imagine an entire group of people who like to work and obey you so that you never have to work a day in your life.

I liked Bloo over Mac who I thought was a little bitch

flanderization, even in the early mall episode he was dopey and well meaning

by the end he was a prick
sad because the movie had a lot of soul and heart

I blame Bendy.

Bloo was the most desirable imaginary friend in the whole show, nobody would ever adopt Mac

>Young Mac is an asshole
>Young Mac makes an asshole imaginary friend
>Bloo beats the shit out of his abusive older brother, so Mac and Bloo become BFFs
>Mac’s father leaves
>Mac, thinking it was because of his asshole behaviour, tries to better himself
>Mac grows up to be a decent, well-behaved child
>Bloo still an asshole

>be Max's demented retard brother that never had an imaginary friend
>be hungry
>best friend imaginary friend shows up and tells you he loves you.
>devour him without pity as he screams in terror and struggles to live.
>this fucking scene in my link

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Yes he had a problem, his older brother and Bloo to save him would start shit with him and it would go too far so he was forced to come to the imaginary house by their parents to give him up.

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>bloo fucks mac's love interest
that's honestly the most brutal yet based move in cartoon history

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mac is the imagined bf of frankie when she was 8
blu is the imagined bf of frankie when she was 16

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Foster's Home is essentially tulpamancy.

>I think he compliments Mac rather well as a sort of interpretation of all the bad ideas, and irresponsibility that he never was able to do due on his own to his strict mother and asshole brother.
That would make sense only if you ignore that he was already that.
His brother bullied him because Mac was a crazy bullet and the mother just didn't know what do with him.

Craig dropped the balls in many eps of Foster's.
It's like he had a contract that said that half episodes needs to be bad and the other good.

Whos the pink?

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Nah i thought it was a waiting room, like purgatory.

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Honestly you'd already need a lot of explanation for the Foster's world. From what I remember, a good proportion of kids make imaginary friends. That'd mean BILLIONS of them, all over the planet, consuming everything like an eldritch construction-paper-looking locust horde. And as somebody like Goo demonstrates, there's no real limit to the number of friends a person can make. It wouldn't work from any real-world physical perspective.

If I had to hand-wave all that, it'd be something like "It takes a kind of mental effort and time consumption most don't want to partake in. Given how some kids adopt imaginary friends, it's probably a privilege in time and allowance most can't take advantage of."

>you are brought into existence by a tangible, sentient creator who through human experience knows what traits are good and bad to have
>your creator makes you a barely spastic autist who screams about chocolate milk and cereal
why was such existential suffering allowed in an otherwise tame show

Because we are all the misbegotten creations of an autistic, moron god.

Executives insisted that the show wouldn't catch on if Bloo wasn't an asshole because a show with two chill protagonists was seen as suicide in the 00s.

>Executives insisted that the show wouldn't catch on if Bloo wasn't an asshole because a show with two chill protagonists was seen as suicide in the 00s.
We still haven't moved from that concept.
Sony made Peter Rabbit into an huge asshole for the movies.

I had an imaginary "bully" when I was young. As a coping mechanism or something. See, people didn't mock me because I was overweight, had a lisp, and because the teachers in a public school system were sociopaths, there was just a dark shadow figure that seethed whenever I succeeded.

Thus when I remembered to do my homework, got to go on playdates, and whatever, I was winning a victory over the seething shadow man. Whenever I was bullied, it was the fault of the seething shadow man.

Of course, when I played Lacrosse I fantasized about being possessed/guided by an ancient Native American Lacrosse player but that didn't make me play any better.

Anyways if imaginary friends of young American boys in the 90s truly worked like they did in Fosters the entire home should be packed up with Naked Azulas and other cartoon crushes.

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Are you hoping that the second Peter Rabbit movie would flop?