Like it genuinely made me pause for second, it stuck out to me massively lol

When I got to that part it really does stand out It makes it even weirder because you get almost used to him looking at you so him facing away and not even acknowledging hits harder than it should lol

@@spottledmutt though it seems that he acknowledges that he got the gift, seeing as he has the flower on his head.

1:06 not to mention his house creepily watching the gals while they pass 😭

@@kindasleepyzzzz mf is a stalker

Same D: I really love how they portrayed the characters in this video

FRRR I am a SUCKER for character first stories, I am so happy that we get to know them first and foremost and it’s much more easy for me to get attached

That’s what I really think makes Welcome Home special. Other franchises featuring children’s toys becoming sinister, such as FNAF or Poppy Playtime are super creepy from the getgo, which makes it hard to imagine children actually liking it in the first place. (And those are not bad franchises whatsoever, I like them both.) With welcome home, you get to meet these characters and actually see the appeal they had to their audience. It’s super immersive, you can see why it was a children’s show; So when stuff began to hit the fan, it was super unnerving for me because I’d already grown to love the happier side of things.

I really don’t care about the dark stuff can we just keep this cheery muppets show. It could be a REAL HIT

@@sassycreator2795 To me, it’s almost like Madoka Magica that I only knew how something so positive and sweet can tumble down to fear and depression except we’re not sure how it’s gonna end in Welcome Home (would it be happy or sad or what?)

I think it's more supposed to be eery because he took the flower but wally is also known as the only one that directly stares at the screen and interacts

​@@Milk-ck1wv Why? Think about what we know about Wally. He paints when he's happy and you can see the flower in his hair. My interpretation of it is that he was happy about the girl's gift and was painting something. (Probably the flower he got.)

I agree with that statement. Just a lovable hyperactive fashionable marshmallow.

YES YES AND YES!!

Why change something that's perfect?

why should I?

Hear Julie's canon voice line and it's perfect P E R F E C T

"Comfort" you say ;)?

@@UmWhoAsked Uhhh yes? I mean, the story, the characters, everything! It brings back nostalgia!

@@disassemblyfactory yeah, yeah I get ya, that's a nice way to look at it! (Igoring the creepy parts, but those are also very interesting)

@@UmWhoAsked Which is why I also see comfort, lol. I love the horror genre. So a new, refreshing take on the ARG scene makes me happy.

@@disassemblyfactory yeah, it is very creative way to go about it, it's refreshing and also fun to look for creepy stuff.

TRUUUUUUUUEEEEEEEE

Right!

Nah man he just said thank you put the flower in his hair and continued to be the little dad puppet he always is 😭

@@Strongcommimenttomurderdrones haha sure ;)

I know right? And the fact that that's built from a little bit of hopscotch is the most impressive part

I also wish it was'nt a lost puppet show, And no dark lore surounding it. Because it WILL be a great tv show for kids than sesame street

@Lexi Cooke So, long story short, it's a horror arg

and just to let you know, that character who was turned away from the camera is wally, and there's something really wrong going on with him and his house as far as we know.

I mashed up youtube references of several dances, including the Charleston, Tap, and just thought of how hopscotch could be unnecessarily fancy. Planning where the feet go and all that. References are your friend!

@@aimasup Got it! Thank you very much again!

@@aimasup such good work! :)

And Kristin Chenoweth fits Sally like a glove. 😊 I mean, a Broadway veteran as Home's resident theatre kid? You couldn't dream of a more perfect casting! 😉👌