Why didn't the professor put a baby in her?

never stick your dick in crazy

>>149243695 (OP)
What were her goals again?

>>149243695 (OP)
They hooked up again after the girls moved out

>>149243695 (OP)
Because, when you have children, they hear through the walls.

>>149243709
to be a kept woman

>>149243695 (OP)
You can't "fix" a psychopath. If Sedusa had a child with the professor, she would only stay to be a mother if she found the relationship and situation advantageous to her personal goals, which is typically money and beauty.

She might love him for the needs that he can satisfy, but it won't be the same kind of love that he would want or that most of society would find morally acceptable.

>>149243695 (OP)
She may be hot, but she was a dick with his daughters, no parent would tolerate that kind of shit.

>>149244429
This. The Professor was a good, concerned parent, no matter how odd his situation was.

Remember how they stopped using Sedusa because she was too NC-17?

>>149243703
when has anyone actually followed that rule?

>>149243709
1. Fuck the Professor
2. Fuck over the PPG
3. Uhh...rule Townsville?

>>149243695 (OP)
He was an incel.

>>149244746
He never tried to rape the perfect girls he created.

>>149243695 (OP)
He should have banged the teacher Ms Keane instead

>>149244722
Yes, people who are happily married to mentally healthy partners.

>>149243695 (OP)
Anyone have that comic where Prof does knock her up and she gets upset when she finds out he's totally onboard with the idea?

>>149243695 (OP)
>>149244409
>>149244693
I always love her suit

>>149245046
Are you sure it's not the comic where she's pregnant, the Professor panders her, and she's embarrassed that she likes it?

>>149243695 (OP)
Adding Sedusa (and a baby) to the mix would've changed the dynamics in the Powerpuff household too much.

>>149244409
She might come to love the child as a reflection of herself at least.

>>149245286
That's an even more frightening aspect as it implies the idea that Sedusa would be resentful of being a mother to the PPG.

I prefer the idea that she takes personal satisfaction that she's responsible of girls that are so powerful, which makes her feel powerful. And if she had her own child, the PPG make the promise that they'll help raise the kid and love them unconditionally. Maybe Sedusa wouldn't fully understand the emotion, but she would see that being a decent member of this family is very beneficial.

>>149243695 (OP)
He knows a homewrecker when he sees one

FIGHTING CRIME

>>149243695 (OP)
The fact she didn't turn good from a night with him means that he simply didn't have the cock needed to defeat her. Perhaps if he used science...

Why are bad girls so good for good boys?

>>149247523
Because unlike women with bad boys, good men actually have the power to guide bad girls. Although current society has ham-stringed their ability to use it.

>>149243695 (OP)
unf oh baby yeah

>>149247523
Sauce me up familia, that breast definition is *chef's kiss*

>>149246581
TRYING TO
SAVE
THE
WORLD

>>149244409
You can if you use physical discipline

>>149243695 (OP)
How?

>>149247523
Source for this art?

>>149243703
But, what if I fuck the crazy out?

>>149250234
If you think you've done that, she's faking it.

>>149243695 (OP)
I like the idea that she should have been an on and off love interest for Professor Utonium like Cat Woman.

>>149244722
>divorce rates nearly 50% in North America
exactly
people are finally learning

>>149250638
So I just got to fuck harder?

>>149243703

no, you can stick your dick in crazy. it's keeping it out of stupid that's important.

>>149243695 (OP)
Because she got beaten up and cucked by Ms. Bellum.

>>149243695 (OP)
I wanna SQUEEEEZE it!

>>149245275
Based status quo appreciator.

>>149250234
>>149251699
The more you fuck her, the crazier she gets.

Write the episode where Sedusa gets separated from Ima Goodelady due to a science mishap

>>149244722
No hence why it bares repeating.

>>149244970
Too bad Ms Keane was a bitch when she found he had a phobia of cats.

Maybe Professor Utonium was impotent. Why else would he create three daughters in a lab instead of the natural way?

>>149253714
It was a lab accident.

>>149243695 (OP)
Why should he put a baby in her?

>>149254710

>>149254715

>>149243703
You're probably not gonna know until after

>>149243703
>>149252057

>>149244409
Why do you even assume she's a psychopath? She exhibits some sociopathological behavior, but so do all women who use their looks and seduction for personal gain. She also never did anything truly terrible as supervillains go, she was just after money. And here we can assume she has some sort of addiction to the thrill of getting the money through crime, or else she would just dig gold and be a legal millionaire like so many IRL unscrupulous seductresses.

>>149253206
That's kinda weak due to implications that wouldn't make sense, such as "was Ima even a side of her that actually exists inside Sedusa? Because it felt wholly an act" or "if Sedusa gets separated into good and bad, what would her bad side even look like since she's already a villain?". The better set-ups would be for Sedusa to either lose her memory through some accident and be handed over to the PPG who suspect she's faking it for some plot and she falls in love with the professor for real while living at their house and that love persists when her memories come back. Alternatively, Ima was an actual person and Sedusa's good twin who she simply stole the identity of and when the Professor meets her, the PPG think Sedusa is brazen enough to try the same plot twice, but with a better wig.

>>149243695 (OP)
He's a volcel

>>149254911
You're saying this doesn't describe her?

>>149243695 (OP)
Unf

>>149256122
This doesn't sound like her exactly or even most professional criminals even with the fictional ones who have superpowers.Yes the criminal population has more Psychopaths but most criminals still have standards a morality they obeyed by. Psychopaths are calculated and would use anything they can to get advantage over people I haven't watched every episode of the old Powerpuff go series back to back but I just remembered that girl having hair powers and use her powers to steal money from very wealthy places such as Banks. Also I don't think most Psychopaths actually have normal anger problems or get angry like normal people even aggressive people the prime example of And antagonist at the Powerpuff Girls who might have a psychotic order like psychopathy or other such psychological issue flown to criminality or abuse would be the scientist old friend of the professor who sold at Supreme lack of empathy towards individuals he owed a lot to for his very own personal greediness. Even Mojo Jojo and Powerpuff Girls devil are capable of relatively positive relationships with other super villains it even if it was Criminal based.

>>149256679
I said the exact same thing

>>149243709
Get pregnant.

>>149256122
>lack of empathy
When did she lack empathy? Unless you mean crime, in which case this describes literally everyone who breaks the law. But considering she didn't even kill or disable Bellum (softness which came to bite her in the ass later) and generally avoids collateral damage, she's quite empathetic, especially for a supervillain.
>shallow emotions
Her emotions seem perfectly normal in every context we saw her in.
>impulsivity
Her crimes required a lot of plans and patience. This doesn't sound like her at all.
>antisocial behavior
Again, this describes every single person who breaks the law. But she acts perfectly if not expertly in social situations outside of crime.

So no. That doesn't sound like her at all. Her manipulativeness is sociopathic, but I don't even think she's a true sociopath as her emotions and motivations are quite normal. And as I mentioned, she also has lines she won't cross, like needless damage to innocents.

>>149258255
Maybe you need to rewatch her episodes. She has, at no point, ever shown empathy.

>>149258405
I think you're confusing empathy with being kind or nice. Empathy is just the ability to know and feel what someone else is feeling. Lots of criminals are empathetic people who feel bad for committing crimes, it's just that their selfishness wins out. And again, something as simple as her just tying up Bellum instead of putting her in a hole in the ground shows that she has a good amount of empathy. Or her simply implementing a curfew for the girls to prevent them from fighting crime instead of twisting their personalities by creating a toxic home environment or poisoning them, for example. Or even the fact that she actually seduces men with preferential treatment as her end goal instead of ruining their life with blackmail or rape allegations. She's extremely nice as PPG supervillains go.

>>149254710
>>149254715
>>149254723
>Villain/Villainess has a diabolical plan.
>They soon realize that they've fallen for the protagonist and can't go through that plan anymore.

>>149258660
You type so much and clearly read so little.

>>149258680
>Villain realizes he's in too deep and can't abandon his life of crime.
>Desperately tries to strike a balance between his villain identity and his love life.
>It all comes crashing down.
I really need to get back to writing

>>149243695 (OP)
I liked Sedusa's design in the anime.

>>149254710
>>149254715
this perfection HAS to be funded for a full season

>>149258660
You're confusing psychopathy with sadism. Having a lack of empathy does not mean you'll do the most cruel thing when given the opportunity.

Empathy is the ability to understand other's emotions and giving value to it.

In this case, Sedusa does not care about someone who has fallen in love with her, does not care about children who are relying on her, does not care about the safety and reputation of a stranger, does not care about supporting the Gangreen Gang even after all that they've done for her.

Being a psychopath does not mean you are a monster.

Jennifer Hale always voices the hotties

>>149258944
How am I confusing it with sadism? Killing Bellum was simply the safest decision in that situation. Keeping her alive was only a liability. Same for when she infiltrated the girls' home: there were far more effective ways to exploit it for crime. This isn't about hurting people. This was about being an effective criminal and she was too nice for that.
>Empathy is the ability to understand other's emotions
Yes.
>and giving value to it
No. WTF are you even talking about? The emotions of an evil or unreasonable person are objectively non-valuable, the emotions of a stranger are subjectively non-valuable.
>In this case, Sedusa does not care about someone who has fallen in love with her, does not care about children who are relying on her, does not care about supporting the Gangreen Gang even after all that they've done for her
Because she's not in a situation where it would make sense for her to care about these things. She seduced the man and infiltrated the home with ulterior motives, with no desire to develop those feelings from the beginning. She used the Gangreen gang as a tool from the beginning. It's like saying an actor is a psychopath for not falling in love with his on-stage sweetheart or hating his on-stage antagonist.
>does not care about the safety and reputation of a stranger
Except she does to some extent. Like I previously mentioned, she picks less effective methods to minimize collateral.
>Being a psychopath does not mean you are a monster.
Really depends on the case and the type and severity of the condition. In some cases it absolutely does. In all cases, it prevents the person from functioning as well in society and being as humane as Sedusa is.

>>149243709
Loot, fuck, repeat.

>>149259332
Can you guys just shut the fuck up and post pictures of Sedusa?

I don't know where the fuck people like you get all the energy to argue the psychology of an animated villain from a 90's Cartoon Network show as if you're in any way educated.

>>149259384
Buddy, if you just want to look at pictures of Sedusa in dead silence, go to any picture aggregator and put "Sedusa" in the search bar. That's not what /co/ is for.

>>149243695 (OP)
What does her hair smell like?

cheeseburger mac

>>149259975
Looks like candies

>>149243695 (OP)
Some Chemical X got on him during the explosion and left him impotent.

Sedusa's head? Bald.

>>149243695 (OP)
Because the professor is gay

>>149258860
>>149258877
>>149258892

>>149263030
Meant to post this
What do you think about her human version?

>>149244693
>NC-17
Why do people do this? Why pretend stuff that is perfectly fine for kids and teens is actually porn? Just because you got a boner doesn't mean it's unsuitable for all ages. This is the gooner equivalent of that TV Trope page about how a child in weird lighting is the scariest thing of all time and is unsuitable for kids.

>>149263279
You just wanted to bring that article up, didn't you?

>>149263429
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