Is Moomin Veeky Forums-core?

Is Moomin Veeky Forums-core?

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Wow user, I completly forgot what it was called.
I have so many fond memories with this show -- one of the comfiest shows to exist.

Thank you for bringing me back into my childhood. :)

Pa papapapa pa pa pa papa pa

moomin is everywhere now, thanks for posting OP

of course, it's a patrician kids show

tfw I own a moomin bowl and multiple moomin mugs

>In the books, there are storms, comets, floods, disasters. There are psychological anxieties (Moominpappa at Sea, in which the father uproots his entire family, is about a boastful male's midlife crisis; in Moominland Midwinter, Moomintroll awakes early from hibernation, to discover that his home is become white, cold and hostile, inhabited by strangers). There's the Groke, the howling female who turns the land to ice. There are Hattifatteners, Creeps, Hemulens, Fillyjonks; the Snork Maiden, for whom Moomin has bashfully romantic feelings; timid Sniff; poetic Snufkin; Thingummy and Bob (who lave a hanguage that soes gomething thike lis); angry, indomitable Little My.

>Above all, there's the feeling of finding and losing, of losing and then finding again; of leaving home and returning, of returning but knowing it's not for ever; of winter turning to summer, but of summer being haunted by the dark and cold to come. Everything must pass. Time passes, and life.

>Jansson's last book is Moominvalley in November. It is set in a season of silence and rain and growing darkness. The beloved Moomin family do not even appear. Their friends wait for them, although they have grown hazy in their memories, like a dream. Finally a light is seen across the sea. They are coming home; but we will not see them again.

tove is a top tier writer in general.

I fucking despise Finns and all other Uralics. The whitest in appearance, but the most non-White of races. Disgusting double-dealing callous traitors. Every last man, woman, and child of their filthy nation should be be impaled a dozen sticks, shat upon, and left to rot alive.

Yes. The first Moomin books are for kids, the latest aren't. The transition happens somewhere along the Moominsummer Madness. Though all are great.

I like how it went to pure cosmic horror