#cadet (blue)

[enteringdullsville]

“The police just left your house. Should I be worried?”

It’s Color Theory EP 23.

Violet and Scarlett

Trivia

This marks the first appearances of Paige, Scarlett, Clarence, and Aziz. The former three previously appeared in Rough Sketch, the latter debuts here. This is also the first time Siren appears in the flesh.

Olive makes her first appearance since her debut.

Scarlett inherited Rosie’s old name from the original continuity. The names “Violet” and “Scarlett” came around about a month before Gamefreak agreed it was a good idea.

This episode debuts a new background style with geometric blocks of color to partially convey movement.

This episode also dabbles in consistent leitmotifs for certain characters; in this case, Scarlett, Clarence, and Aziz.

Aziz’s setup shows “Sore Losers” playing in the background. Coincidentally, that was Rosie’s debut episode.

No Gray Drewmans appear; Siren is only reinterpreted as Cadet Gray by later on.

[gradienty]

Silver Cadet Blue (#c0c0c0 to #a0a0c0)

[yeosin-n]

been meaning to draw more of them interacting heheh

[bujlililu]

What's this guy's problem?? Yeo, come get your man

Cadet belongs to @yeosin-n

[chiliger]

I’m starting a collection

[hautecouturehues]

[o4ktree]

@yeosin-n

cool guy

[dcivids]

2017 Santa Clara Vanguard "Ouroboros" Opening Impact/Opener

[grits-galraisedinthesouth]

Someone wrote, "Botox goes to space!" Since I have no words for these silly Blue Origin space cadets, here is Daniel Boland with an excellent commentary.

[enteringdullsville]

“I want you…”

“TO WAKE UP!”

It’s Color Theory EP 15.

Formblende

Trivia

This marks the first episode after another long hiatus. Unlike last time, this one has no in-universe explanation.

The marks the debut of Ingrid in It’s Color Theory and Geneva overall, the latter having never appeared in Rough Sketch. Ingrid and Geneva were initially intended to be introduced in separate, back to back episodes. The two became inseparable in the interim and debuted thusly.

Siren also debuts after having previously only appeared in the noncanon pilot.

The time between episodes results in a number of design changes between characters: Violet has a lankier design, Peony has a chubbier build, J. has a different hoodie, Gordon’s hazard symbol has a shine effect, and Martin’s sleeves are a different color. The season’s plot also becomes far grander in scope, having initially been planned solely to introduce the cast.

In this episode, all the characters’ “dialogue” consists of Pokémon cries. This persists for several episodes after before being dropped entirely.

This episode returns to the 2x2 format of the first episode.

The characters’ badges no longer appear on the text boxes, but they notably don’t appear over their intro splash texts yet.

Oz Square, one of seven subdivisions of Dullsville is first mentioned here before debuting properly in the following episode. The Void Between Voids, the subconscious place where Violet was initially introduced to the fourth wall, physically appears for the first time.

No Green, Orange, or Gray Drewmans appear in this episode. Gordon is the only Drewman present to not be in Red, Blue, or Violet Types.

Formblende appears initially with a distinctly humanoid shape, then grows horns all over his body, and finally morphs into a monstrous version of Martin’s face due to the latter cutting her dream short. This shapeshifting power is unique to him and isn’t shared by the other

[crossonover]

These three would be an interesting trio.

[yeosin-n]

I am begging you on my hands and knees for more Cadet please..... I miss his cute face...

ehee

[copperbora]

Happy Holidays everyone! May whatever you celebrate be full of happiness and good cheer! (And not too much drunken revelry like in the case of Coronation Starscream.)

Pretty (G2) Ramjet: "Why is Coronation Starscream always overcharged?"

In any case, much love and hugs to you all!❤️

[the-ghost-in-your-walls]

Everyone should watch this show it's great(i am way too attached to Olivia)

Reasons you should watch it:

- well written characters(+ good character arcs)

- good disability rep

- sentient robots

- cool fight scenes

- characters' injuries actually stay and impact them for more than 2 minutes

- no "i am evil with 0 redeeming qualities" character(honestly i hate characters like that, they're incredibly boring), even if there are characters who are objectively bad people

- good animation and character design(animation might get a bit choppy in fight scenes)

- i need the(almost nonexistent) fandom to get bigger

- not to spoil anything but i cried at the last episode

[dcivids]

2017 Santa Clara Vanguard "Ouroboros" Opening Impact/Opener

[curedaily]

Cure #201

Cure Star