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Fosters Home For Imaginary Friends X Reader Mac Could Finish

Before Mac could finish his question, Frankie's fist collided with his head, sending Mac tumbling across the room and into a bookcase.(Fosters home For Imaginary Friends fanfic) Eloise is an imaginary friend, even though she doesnt look like it. He liked bring Frankie's favorite helper but sometimes he had a little trouble being careful with other people's things. Mac is a eight-year-old boy loved visiting Foster's everyday.

(to a police officer) Good seeing you again, Charles. Fhif- Bendy x Reader Bloo: Eh. Eloise mac bloo +2 more 3.

Aesop Amnesia: Due to his general immaturity, Bloo never seems to learn his lesson from anything.MAC-FOSTERS HOME FOR IMAGINARY FRIENDS. Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends: The Movie. Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends Freedom of Speech Part 2: A Best Friend's Suicide. Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends Freedom of Speech Part 1: Goodbye May Seem Forever. Crime After Crime: Mac Edition.

Anti-Role Model: Bloo definitely checks out a lot of boxes on how not to behave - he's whiny, selfish, narcissistic, smart-alecky and rude he causes annoyance and inconvenience for others, finds loopholes around everything, is willing to throw others under the bus for his actions, and is not a very loyal friend. Though at times, he has appeared heroic. Anti-Hero: Whenever Bloo tries to save the day, it'll backfire on him. Then again mental disorders might not even be a valid concept for an Imaginary Friend. Ambiguous Disorder: He's implied to have two of them, he might have ADHD as he has a very short attention span and is excitable to the max and is hardly ever still, having a extremely high-pitched voice and being a Keet doesnВ’t help, and heВ’s also implied to have a Narcissistic Personality Disorder, as he is often selfish or self-centered and usually only cares about himself and is frequently inconsiderate. Animate Inanimate Object: It's subtle, but Word of God claims that he is an anthropomorphic Security Blanket.

Blue Is Heroic: Somewhat. Big, Thin, Short Trio: Of the three male imaginary friends, he's the Short to Eduardo's Big and Wilt's Thin. Big Eater: He tends to have a huge appetite for junk food like burgers, fried chicken, cheese fries, pie, chocolate cake, tacos, whipped cream, ice cream, juice boxes, chips, soda and his favorite, pizza.

He becomes more of a jerk in season 1, but still retains most of the qualities that make him likable. Characterization Marches On: The Pilot shows him to be much friendlier, with a few snarky qualities and seeming to have a generally good grasp on things. The most common example is that Herriman is always threatening to give him away to a kid if Mac doesn't arrive at the house by 3 P.M. Butt-Monkey: Whenever karma catches up to him, he gets bulldozed over by lots of people, mainly cause he's puny and small. He can be quite domineering to others, even to Mac. Bratty Half-Pint: He's VERY whiny, and will almost always complain when he doesn't get his way.

Bloo may be a Jerkass, but even he can't stand how snoty and bitchy Duchess is. Deadpan Snarker: Bloo often makes sarcastic remarks, yet he didn't even know what sarcasm is back in 'My So Called Wife'. Comically Small Bribe: Bloo will frequently try and buy others off with pocket change. Cloudcuckoolander: Bloo is prone to coming up with crazy ideas and using Insane Troll Logic to defend himself.

Genius Ditz: Although Bloo is immature and lacks common sense, he's still too clever for his own good when it comes to finding loopholes and manipulating others to get what he wants. The Gadfly: Bloo provokes others for fun. The Friend Nobody Likes: Mac (his creator) genuinely likes him at best, the others tolerate him when he's not being a huge jerk. Starting in season 2, however, his Jerkass tendencies are played up a lot more frequently. Flanderization: He started out being very protective of Mac in the Pilot, then became more of a Jerk with a Heart of Gold in season 1. Not that Bloo could do much against Kip Snip until his friends saved him, since Kip Snip revealed the 'contract' Bloo signed were actually adoption papers.

in ''Read 'Em and Weep', when he thought that Eduardo had died he was devastated, and said nobody else deserved to be him. While they squabble a lot, their lives would be nothing without each other. Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Mac.

Idiot Hero: More ignorant than outright stupid. But Bloo's expression to Mac says as clear as crystal that he is truly sorry for what he did to him. Herriman (politely) that he is no longer welcomed at Fosters, everyone else on the bus gives Mac a sympathetic look. In 'Go Goo Go', after Mac, who was blamed for Bloo disregarding the rules of not allowing Goo into fosters, is told by Frankie and Mr.

He isn't outright dumb, and more of an ignorant, but he's still reckless, immature and rude, in contrast to Mac, who is wiser, nice and mature. Insufferable Imbecile: Played with. Insane Troll Logic: Bloo frequently tries to incorporate screwed-up logic into situations to excuse his actions. Additionally, Bloo was imagined by Mac when the latter was 3 years old, meaning Bloo never matured like Mac did and was still trying to entertain that little kid the only way he knew.

Herriman that he'll get in trouble when Madame Foster returns as well because he promised 'no wild parties would happen under his watch'. Herriman chews him out for throwing a wild party while Madame Foster was away when she forbade it, Bloo points out to Mr. In 'Partying is Such Sweet Soiree', when Mr. To Bloo's defense, however, he sometimes doesn't understand just how obnoxious, mean-spirited and selfish he can be (see Innocently Insensitive above), and he starts to level off near the end of the series.

Jerk with a Heart of Gold: For how much of a jerkass he can be, he still loves the very child that imagined him, Mac (though how much sometimes depends on the writer). Jerkass Realization: Bloo realizes how much of a jerk he's been over the course of the series in 'Bad Dare Day', when Mac mocks his attitude. Ironically, Eduardo doesn't want to be treated as such, but him behaving as such makes it hard for Bloo to not do so. In 'Eddie Monster' and 'Destination Imagination', while Bloo was being mean, he's not wrong that Eduardo is so scaredy that even the smallest inanimate things like a whisbee freak him out. Herriman not doing his job by keeping things under control. Herriman left the house without his supervision in the first place, Bloo was still right about Mr.

Karma Houdini: Bloo usually gets scot-free out of the trouble he causes. Not that his friends don't realize that, but still. Jerk with a Heart of Jerk: Usually, whenever he helps out his friends, there's some shallow, selfish motives behind his actions.

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