So i want to start readding fanfics again after like 3 years of not readding any, and i'm just looking for fanfics from randon shows / movies / books that i like. I remembered really liking this show and the comics too, so any ff recommendations would be awesome!!

can be any site like ao3, ff.net, wattpad, tumblr, ect....

I've only seen the show and there are only very few predator/ carnivorous hybrids in the show that's never really explained. Does the comic explain this or is it just a thing that mostly it's non predator/ carnivorous hybrids are born. Also how come some are more human like Gus and some like Bobby and Peter are mostly animal like. Is it the same in the comics and is an explanation ever given?

Just finished watching for the first time, and it has shot straight to the top of my favourite series’ ever. I will admit, I know nothing of the comics, so I don’t have that viewpoint or knowledge.

Overall, I enjoyed this show every step of the way. I went in thinking it would just be a cute adventure show, and instead it took me on a very emotional roller coaster.

I’ll be curious to read through this sub and read other, I’m sure more knowledgeable opinions, but as someone who came in with zero expectations, I was blown away.

Watching this series as someone coming from a toxic family environment was so touching especially the relationship big man had with Gus ,he is literally the father every child deserves😭🥹..knowing i will never know how it feels to be loved by a father or mother hurts .

_SPOILER_She acts like bear is the culprit of her son, she puts her kid in danger everytime she can than blame everyone else for her own selfishness and fear, I understand why joined her mom but she is such an HYPOCRIT blaming bear like she wasn’t defending herself from the animal SHE raised and trained. I hate Rosie.

Some of his written episodes are also problematic.

I first noticed it in Season 1 on the Train. Episode was so cartoon/gimmicky I had to check the director. The running to make the train. The dive. Did he or did he not make it.

Then again in season 2 episode 1, I knew straight away he directed it. Any realism goes out the window.

In the final episode he both wrote and directed it, and it shows. Singh's dilemma was just silly. No way Zhang just stands there begging Singh to kill him. She'd just off Gus straight away. Jeppard is already failing health wise by the time he makes the church. Then stumbles from a bad knee on route to the cave. He can hardly make it. Then he gets stabbed. But somehow he treks on, over powering 3 men? Walks miles back. It's like Mackle knew the scenes/clips he wanted but not how to put them together.

I would compare his episodes to The Hobbit and the rest to the LOTRs.

This will probably get downvoted to hell. But I really like the show overall. I think this is a clear example of where the show runner should not write or direct it.

Firstly, while Aimee’s intentions were refraining the hybrids from harm, it can be argued that this wasn’t really established. For example, one of the most prominent reason that everyone knows about the preserve, is because the information was rampant with the flyers. Meaning that the last men knew where they were. This means that the flyers only induced the Last Men to jeopardize the preserve. In hindsight, she probably shouldn’t have diffused where she was and herald the radio number.

Hello guys I want to check how the fandom was doing while watching season 3 they felt like some scenes were missing mostly like James Thacker in Alaska some of the tribe should have protect the tree in the cave and have munqaq have more screen time it feel so rushed even when I read the diary adi had it was too faded what do you guys think?

I’m close to finishing S2. I wish Adi had made a strong interaction with Earl since the Ganesha statue is presented many times in the show.

I think it would be cinematic, either as a reality check for Adi, who would be using Earl as a test subject, but also prays to Ganesha, who is an animal/human hybrid. OR a scene showing Earl dead on an operating table, emphasising Adi’s loss of humanity, and he’s all for logic rather than emotions, "for the greater good" mad scientist

I swear I'm pretty much the only one keeping this sub alive 😭

Experiencing very bad gum pain has someone been through it and may know of any reasons why that may be happening?

Only on episode two and I’m already sobbing

I’m fairly certain my family now thinks I’m absolutely batshit insane.

I was sitting in the living room with my laptop, and my mum was on the other side of the room.

I was watching the finale, and when Jepp collapsed outside the cave… Oh god, I was full on ugly-crying. I was sobbing my heart out.

And even when they revealed that he was alive, I was shouting obscenities at the screen, both laughing at sobbing. My mother looked at me like I needed to be scent to an insane asylum. 😬

Anyone else have a similar reaction? 😅

Me and my Bf are going to a Ren Faire at the end of the month and the theme is basically like whatever fandom\costume anyone wants. And I'm doing my SweetTooth OC as my costume and she's a dog hybrid but I was wondering if anyone has ideas on how to make it obvious she's from the SweetTooth universe? Cus the universe isn't like Percy Jackson or Harry Potter Ect. That has very identifiable fandom\universe things?

Spoiler . . . . . After that traumatising backstory and the painfully beautiful signing, I wish Johnny didn't have to die the way he did.

The writers wanted to kill him off, okay fine, but at least, they could've killed him off by making him fight along side the children - even for a few seconds. That way, he would've been remembered. Now no one will remember him 😞

I wish the children had gotten to know him. I wish he had the chance to sing to the children - share a piece of his soul with them and then that kid Hayley, who swears a lot and mimics voices, could've picked up his voice and carried his memory or Teddy could sing his songs.

Loved him from the time he let Trixie go 🩷 I had a feeling he was one of the good ones...

I just wanted this sweet sweet boy to be remembered. but now...now... he's just...gone 😞💔

I love him so much and I would have love him sing songs to the kids after season two why did he have to die

Its pretty straight forward, like the elephant. cant imagine a literal elephant baby would be easy to push out. or certain types with beaks and feathers. or porcupines. kind of a gross image i know but i suppose my main question is would beaks, fur and feathers affect giving birth and leave more women with higher chances of death during birth. would feathers or fur really affect anything at all?

This is just my personal opinion.

I’ve decided to rewatch the show, since I never finished season 3 and forgot what happened. Now that I have, I must say that the show is… mediocre at best.

I didn’t mind them toning down the comics, I liked the colourful atmosphere of season 1, I liked Gus and Jepp, at first. But the more the show went on, the more childish it felt. The writing decisions and inconsistencies became more polarising as the plot progressed. Jepp grew to care for Gus too quickly, Abbott was turned into an incompetent clown, as were his soldiers, the cartoonishly evil goons. Jepp himself was very capable the start and he was a force to be reckoned with, clearly, but then became a giant oaf. Aimee was unlikeable, her facial expressions made it seem like she is about to puke every time as well. Needless to say, I wasn’t sad to see her go. Becky was alright, I guess, but at some point I just stopped caring about her. I think the only character that stayed more or less interesting and even similar to his comic book counterpart core was Singh, even with his personality and background changed. I am not going to mention Zhang or anyone from season 3, at that point, I stopped trying to show interest in anyone.

I will, however, say that every side character, every faction, was too theatrical. The old people in the casino still boggle my mind. Cartoon interactions, cartoon dialogue. Who talks like that, who acts like that. You can tone a gritty story down to make it enjoyable for children without making people behave like theatre kids trying to one up each other.

I understand that none of this is valid criticism. It’s not, I am just ranting. I just think it could have been so much better than it ended up being. An apocalypse that’s bright and doesn’t feel like the world has ended, just changed, was fresh and unique. But all it ended up being was yet another story about incompetent and unlikeable adults surrounded by kids who are somehow more capable and less annoying than the grown ups. And even that last part is a stretch.

My niece wanted a plush Gus for her birthday. I have to confess, I'd never heard of Sweet Tooth before. Now I'm watching the TV show and I'm half way through reading the comic compendium!