Does anyone feel Mikey's goofy attitude is abit....too much?

Shredded · 03-03-2013, 01:54 AM

I must admit, I am really really wishing deeply for a solo mikey episode, where it's about Mikey being sepperated from his brothers and having to work on his own.

Some-thing tells me, that ones he finds himself in such a situation, his personality would compleately change and he would show ridicoulus amounts of competence.

One line he had that really stuck with me was from Panick in the sewers.

"Guys, I think we might be in over our heads."
"Mikey, you are always in over your head."
"I KNOW! I meant us. And that scares me."

Okay.. what does that tell about Mikey?
First of all, he doesn't view himself as being better than his brothers as in.. at all. In fact he is relying on his brothers to be better than him, and being able to figure out the situations.

That also mean he feels safe relying on his brothers, so he doesn't have to always focus, he doesn't have to always give attention. And perhaps in his mind, even if he did, it wouldn't useful as his brothers out-do him in pretty much every-thing any-way?
so what is there left, but to pick up a good ball persona, at least then he'll have some sort of secured spot among his brothers. Let himself being the one the others can take care off.

So what would happen if he suddenly got sepperated from his brothers, and the situation demanded for Mikey to step up to safe the day?
We would probably see an entirely new side of him. I'm pretty sure that he would be insecure, as he is not used to be the one saving the day, but I am also sure he would step up and do what he knows he needs to do, in spite of his insecurities.
And I am mighty curious about that.

Oh yeah, I am pretty sure this Mikey is rather insecure, just hides it behind his goof-ball attitude.

03-03-2013, 01:54 AM	#11
Shredded Foot Soldier Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 228	I must admit, I am really really wishing deeply for a solo mikey episode, where it's about Mikey being sepperated from his brothers and having to work on his own. Some-thing tells me, that ones he finds himself in such a situation, his personality would compleately change and he would show ridicoulus amounts of competence. One line he had that really stuck with me was from Panick in the sewers. "Guys, I think we might be in over our heads." "Mikey, you are always in over your head." "I KNOW! I meant us. And that scares me." Okay.. what does that tell about Mikey? First of all, he doesn't view himself as being better than his brothers as in.. at all. In fact he is relying on his brothers to be better than him, and being able to figure out the situations. That also mean he feels safe relying on his brothers, so he doesn't have to always focus, he doesn't have to always give attention. And perhaps in his mind, even if he did, it wouldn't useful as his brothers out-do him in pretty much every-thing any-way? so what is there left, but to pick up a good ball persona, at least then he'll have some sort of secured spot among his brothers. Let himself being the one the others can take care off. So what would happen if he suddenly got sepperated from his brothers, and the situation demanded for Mikey to step up to safe the day? We would probably see an entirely new side of him. I'm pretty sure that he would be insecure, as he is not used to be the one saving the day, but I am also sure he would step up and do what he knows he needs to do, in spite of his insecurities. And I am mighty curious about that. Oh yeah, I am pretty sure this Mikey is rather insecure, just hides it behind his goof-ball attitude.