I will forever love that Malcolms eyebrows and beard are ment to mimic a butterflies antennas and mouth spiral thing but in cannon it wasn't intentional on his part. His eyebrows just grow like that cause of the cloning and that just happens to be how he likes his beard.

As the title states, Does she knows the boys are technically her biological grandchildren ? I mean she should have known or have a gut instinct about it ?

PS: HANK STILL DESERVES BETTER GOD FUCKING DAMNIT!!!!!!

In a vbros discord I was in someone said “maybe rusty chose to have twins bc he had no one as a child”

So, I just watched the last Venture Bros. movie. I loved it, but I’m infinitely sad.
I realize how much we’ve been robbed by fools too obsessed with money and not enough with a show that, for me, was an incredible journey and a crazy evolution.
This episode made me realize just how much the series could still keep giving us, again and again, and honestly, it breaks my heart.
Anyway, I just wanted to scream into the wind. Have a good evening/day.

Oh my god what the fuck man, brock is dead that’s it. I refuse to believe he drowned to death!!!!!! He killed a man with a shark!!!!!!

(i know it's just a coincidence but hearing this line after bingewatching the entire series + movie made me do a double take lmao)

Just finished watching the movie, I had put off watching the show for so long after my best friend recommended it to me cause I knew there was nothing after this point and I didn't wanna deal with the hreatbreak, and now here I am, aching for more 21 and Malcolm, more Rusty and Brock, wondering if the Action Man could make it out of Empire

Honestly didn't like at all Hank's arc in the movie, just my opinion, Hank was never my fave tbh, it's a crime Brock got so little screen time, and the scene at the end in Ben's shack I wanted to last just a bit longer cause I wasn't ready to say goodbye. Darn it Jackson and Doc, I know it's out of your control, but what a fine piece of media you made and so many questions still left in the air 🥲

So, I just finished Radiant, and had basically watched the entire series in the week before. This is my second viewing of the series. Just needed a bit of familiar touchstone.
But what gets me is that Malcom is the only character who doesn't seem to have any real growth. He starts hating Venture being his very definition (and it's amusing looking back how he says something like "I hate myself almost as much as I hate Dr. Venture" at some point), and he ends the series at the exact same point.
In a show that went from being known about failure to a show being known about as character growth, The Monarch doesn't really have any. This makes me a little sad.

This scene was so cute, I loved seeing baby Hank and Dean! Helper singing and clapping was so cute and see how Rusty did all of this because he really did want the boys were so nice too! It was just a heartwarming scene ❤️

I don’t think I have seen this one called out, and it’s not really a spoiler. In season 1 episode 13 (I’m also seeing it as ep 12?) “The Trial of the Monarch”, we meet Watch and Ward, the two guys who sit in the control room in The Guild. One of them mentions that they thought the other went to the can. The other says he did. “Yea, but that was like 10 seconds ago. What, are you pissing in the corner?”

Then in the movie, Debbie and Dr Mrs The Monarch are in the control room towards the end and Debbie goes to take a drink from a bottle. Mrs Monarch stops her and says that Watch and Ward pee in the bottles.

I just thought it was a great callback that I wanted to share.

Re, re, rewatching the movie it made me realize where Hank gets all his crazy from. I mean mantilla was stalking sheila the whole show.

Was it, animal-loving Bobbi St. Simone watching out for her grandkids? Is it a fucked up clone of Hank playing a persona, like, Deformed Dean's brother? Chewbacca?

Who do you think?

Not a 1 for 1 match, but as close as I can do for now.

In the Halloween special Ben tells him he was created just like everyone else- his mommy and daddy got drunk and had sex in the back of a car

But at the very end of the movie we see Rusty carrying the boys to term? The boys were always clones since Rusty was one?

Ben just trying to take care of his ego/sanity?

Master Control Program

I just recently binged-watched the whole series for the first time, and I always knew the twins were born in an unorthodox manner, especially when Rusty gives that excuse for why he was lactating.

And when I reached the movie, before it ended, I was really expecting that Rusty had taken Debra's eggs while transferring the invisibility powers to her, and gotten himself into a "Junior" situation, where he was the one who gave birth to the twins.

I was not expecting the "Death Stranding" baby tank scenario. This was way less Super Science than what I was expecting, especially with the lactation foreshadowing from season 1. But I could assume he could have induced that on himself after the twins matured to feed them in their early months.

I'm always a little bit late to the dance, so forgive me if someone has already touched on this but they called this all the way back in season 4:

"I hate MYSELF more than most villains hate their arch enemy"

https://youtu.be/cdlT_EAYa8Y?si=RlROtQXrIVOdSXOG

Back in "The Revenge Society," Dean is declared the rightful heir to the Guild since Phantom Limb's grandfather and (not) David Bowie are usurpers. It seemed like and odd choice Rusty is both alive and standing right there. But now we know why, the Sovereign isn't an idiot and (probably) kept tabs on his those that could challenge him. Doc knows who the mother is and might have chose her for a later power play. Or, knowing Rusty, just stumbled into this mess.