to-quote-hamlet-no:

Toby and Jim actually having a friendship that involves physical affection that isn’t pointed out or made fun of in any way is so important to have, especially in a show targeted at children who need to grow up knowing it’s ok for male friends to have the level of intimacy in their friendships that girls are allowed to have with their friends.

yellowmagicalgirl:

daylighteclipsed:

Jim using the force is my favorite thing

#and i refuse to believe toby or jim or claire #have never joked about it during battle or training #‘use the force jim!’ #‘these are not the trolls you’re looking for’ #(about claire and her staff) ‘your hate has made you powerful’ #(jim from behind that edgy helmet) ‘i find your lack of faith disturbing’ #then something immediately hits the back of his head and knocks him over

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stephaniehasarrived:

act-natural:

Good thing to think about

In the trollhunters episode Party Monster Arrrgh goes to Notenrique’s party and is seen chugging a bathtub of what I can only assume is troll alcohol.

Now imagine he gets home and Blinky has to take care of his poor drunk husband.

Arrrgh: wasn’t that drunk last night.

Toby: You were flirting with Blinky

Arrrgh: So? He husband

Toby: You asked him if he was single.

Arrrgh:

Toby: And then you cried when he said he wasn’t.

I highly agree.

thosetrollkids:

daylighteclipsed:

you know those pictures that show characters in a nutshell

#this whole opening scene presents their characters in a nutshell#and their friendship#like its really pure after this#cause jim’s ya know being anxious as usual#‘we’re not ready. there’s too much risk’#and toby and claire immediately stop what they’re doing to comfort him#and point out the ways the glass is half-full instead#its literally#jim: ):#toby and claire: (:#jim: (:#pure 
via daylightecplised

damn gianna what a mood

cozmo-the-mighty-chinchilla:

A thought just popped into my head of a young Toby comforting his new friend, Jim, after finding out his dad walked out on him and telling him about how his own parents died and how it’s always just been his Nana taking care of him and just. These two, sweet little boys, bonding over their loss of family members and promising to never ever leave eachother and now my heart hurts.