#hehehehehhehehe

[nautilusgays]

Nemo in Not Enough :

Rip Ned you will be missed 🙏

[missygoesmeow]

so my partner bought me the Lego tuxedo cat and it came pre-made?? :/

[a-shy-mimiktwo]

@alan-in-the-outernet

[c00kietin]

Got the image from @ghosty-0w0 !! :D

[bumblingbabooshka]

Tuvok?

[sserajeans]

more katseye content on this app 👹👹👹👹👹

[veradragonjedi]

TRICK OR TREAT

TREAT FOR YOU!!!!

You get this incredibly funny Michael drawing done by @silasintheprairie — hers truly.

It has been described as "awful" and "the worst thing I've ever drawn in my life".

[calritchie21]

NEW FLYER

[devilh0rnsinc]

I'm in the fucking trenches rn.

Another 3-page comic. Not commissioned.

Will I finish it...

[salemsakamoto]

I love you Doctor Eggman <3

[skylar-jay]

A couple doodles from a whiteboard I hosted :D

[wellfell]

what if i watched uh song of birds and snakes or whatever i haven't watched hg sjskskskwk .

[arecaceae175]

Space Bugs: Bugs in Space

Summary: Cori wants to teach Eras how to identify insects.

1.7k, fluff.

Based on Nebula Brigade from @heroesspirit :D

And thank you to my wonderful beta @wildsage00 for helping with this one <3

Cori opened the door and marched straight into Kiri’s office. Kiri glanced up with a slightly surprised expression and raised a single eyebrow.

“What happened to our lesson on knocking?” Kiri said, voice monotone.

Cori took a deep breath and squared his shoulders. “You need to let Eras go outside.”

“No.”

“I’ve been teaching him about insects and you won’t let me bring any inside except my weevils, but they have to stay in my room—“ Cori said.

“In their tank —” Kiri interrupted.

“and he needs to see some in person,” Cori continued. “So he needs to be allowed to go outside to look at insects.”

Kiri sighed and let the papers he was reading fall onto his desk. Cori stared expectantly. When Kiri didn’t answer, he moved on to the next section of his rehearsed speech.

“Twilight says he’s doing great in the greenhouse. He doesn’t want to escape and he hasn’t tried to hurt anyone. I’ve been teaching him about insects and other things too, but we like talking about insects the best. I just…”

Cori paused to take a deep breath and give Kiri his best large, innocent eyes look.

“I just want to show him my favorite bugs,” Cori said.

Kiri sighed and ran a hand over his chin. Cori waited, then started bouncing on his toes as he waited some more.

“You aren’t to be alone with him,” Kiri finally said. Cori gasped.

“Is that a yes?” Cori exclaimed.

“Twilight needs to be with you at all times, and both of you need your blasters,” Kiri said.

Cori squealed in delight and sprinted across the desk to throw himself into Kiri’s arms. Kiri caught him with an oomph , but Cori could hear the smile in it.

“Yes! Thank you!” Cori said.

“If he makes one wrong move—”

“He won’t! I promise!” Cori said.

“Uh huh,” Kiri said. He squeezed Cori to his chest with one arm and lightly petted his hair with the other. Cori beamed, then pulled away.

“The first official bug squad meeting will be tomorrow at noon,” Cori said.

Kiri raised an eyebrow. “Bug squad?”

“You’re officially invited to the first official bug squad meeting,” Cori said.

Kiri sighed. “I’m busy, you know. I can’t guarantee anything,” he said.

“I’ll see you tomorrow at noon, then,” Cori said with a smile as he turned on his heel and skipped away.

“Close the door!” Kiri called behind him. Cori did not close the door.

“Come on, we’re gonna be late!” Cori said.

“It’s not noon yet, you’re fine,” Twilight said with a smile.

“He’s waiting for us,” Cori reminded him.

Twilight had told Eras about their plans yesterday so he could prepare to be outside for the hour. Cori knew it was only supposed to be an hour, but he was pretty sure no one was going to make him go back inside while he was playing with his bugs.

As soon as Twilight unlocked the hallway to Eras’ cell, Cori sprinted ahead. He skidded to a stop right in front of Eras’ cell and bounced excitedly while he waited for Twilight to shut down the barrier.

Inside the cell, Eras stood from his bed with a small but genuine smile. He had every bug book Cori had given him stacked in his arms. It looked a bit funny, Cori thought. He had given Eras a lot of books about bugs.

Twilight finally caught up and released the barrier. Eras stepped forward slowly with his eyebrows furrowed and eyes squinted, all of his concentration on balancing his tall stack of books.

Twilight chuckled lightly. “You think we can lighten his load a bit?” He asked Cori.

Cori nodded and stepped forward to take some of Eras’ books. Eras looked deeply concerned as Cori motioned for him to lean down so he could reach the books. Cori took the top third of the stack and placed them on the floor for sorting. Twilight took the rest and put them in front of Cori. Cori started sorting the books into two piles: one for books that would have Moldak insects, and one for books that wouldn’t.

“We’re going to identify bugs, aren’t we?” Eras asked. Cori nodded without glancing up from his piles. He barely had to read the titles. He had nearly every insect book in the base memorized.

“Insects. Some of these won’t have anything on Moldak insects,” Cori said.

He paused as he picked up the next book, hand hovering in between the piles. The book was on aphids, which could be found on Moldak, but it focused more on Lachnidae instead of Aphididae, which were much harder to spot especially without any sort of magnifying equipment, and it was Eras first ever time identifying insects so he want to be sure they chose easily distinguishable insects—

“Cori?”

“Hm?” Cori hummed, pulling his attention away from the book. Eras was sitting in front of his piles and Twilight was kneeling next to him.

“Let’s try to only bring a few,” Twilight said. Cori frowned and opened his mouth to argue for more books, despite not being finished sorting the books yet.

“I know, I know, the books are important.” Twilight held one hand up to placate Cori and the other hovering near Eras’ leg. “Let’s just bring the most important ones. We only have an hour.”

Cori huffed and quickly sorted the rest of the books. Then, he chose three out of the pile and held them out for Twilight to carry.

“There. Those have dichotomous keys for the most common families on Moldak,” Cori explained.

“Right.” Twilight stood and shifted the books to one arm, then held out his other for Eras to take. He took it with a grateful smile and his brace squeaked as Twilight pulled him to his feet.

“Ready?” Cori asked excitedly.

“Ready,” Eras replied.

Twilight nodded with a large grin. “Let’s go, then.”

They walked through the halls and out the door without encountering anyone else. As soon as Twilight unlocked the doors, Cori rushed outside. He tried his best to not go too fast so Eras could keep up, but he was too excited to move slowly. He settled for walking back and forth across the path to look at any plants or insects he found while he was leading them to his favorite bug spot. Twilight and Eras were chatting about something behind him, but it wasn’t about insects so Cori didn’t pay attention.

When they finally, finally reached Cori’s favorite bug spot, Kiri was already on the bench waiting for them. Kiri stood as Cori ran over to greet him.

“You came!” Cori exclaimed.

“I’m supervising,” Kiri replied, but he was smiling the special smile that was only for Cori. Cori returned it with a wide grin of his own. Eras glanced nervously at Kiri, but Twilight quickly pulled his attention away.

“We’ll set up over here,” Twilight said. He passed the books to Eras so he could spread out a blanket.

While Twilight’s and Eras’ backs were turned, Kiri pulled Cori into a quick side hug and patted his head. Cori started to hug him back, but then he noticed a jar on the bench. It was open side down over a beautiful beetle.

Cori gasped and pulled away to kneel in front of the jar. There was a male Lucanus cervus beetle trapped underneath the jar. It had incredibly distinct coloring and, as expected, huge mandibles. Stag beetles were very distinct, and they would be a perfect first insect for Eras to identify.

“I found it on my way down,” Kiri said. “I know stag beetles are your favorite.”

“Besides weevils,” Cori corrected.

“Of course.”

“He’s beautiful.” Cori carefully lifted one side of the jar and gently pushed the beetle onto his palm. It crawled around uncertainly until Cori covered it with his other hand. He ran back over to Eras and Twilight just as they were settling down on the blanket.

“I have your first insect,” Cori said.

Eras straightened his posture and pulled the books closer to his legs.

“Which book should I use?” Eras asked.

Cori pointed with his foot. “That one.

Eras pulled it into his lap and opened to the first page of the dichotomous key, then looked up at Cori.

“I’m ready,” Eras said. His expression was pure concentration.

Cori knelt down next to Eras and crossed his legs. He held his hands in front of Eras and slowly lifted one hand away to show the beetle. Eras gasped as soon as the beetle came into sight.

“Wow,” Eras muttered. Cori grinned so widely his cheeks hurt.

“I know this one. It’s a…” Eras trailed off and glanced down at the book. He flipped a few pages, then nodded.

“It’s a stag beetle,” Eras said. “You can tell from the— the man…mandibles.”

His pronunciation wasn’t quite right, but Cori’s grin impossibly widened nonetheless. “Yeah!”

“Nice job!” Twilight said.

“Not done yet,” Cori said. “I want the scientific name.”

Eras’ attention went back to his book. He ran his fingers across the pages, glancing from the words to study the beetle. He muttered lightly as he went down the key, until he was at the last statement with only two species options left. His expression tightened as he concentrated, and he leaned closer to the bug.

“Was it… on a tree? Or on the ground?” Eras asked. Cori glanced at Kiri. Even if Kiri didn’t remember, Cori knew which answer would lead Eras to the right species.

“Tree,” Kiri answered. Cori nodded in confirmation.

Eras looked nervous as his finger hovered over the correct species. He didn’t voice his answer right away, so Twilight gave him an encouraging pat on the shoulder.

“Go on,” Twilight said.

Eras glanced up at Twilight with a small smile, then at Kiri and Cori. “Lucanus cervus,” he said. Once again, his pronunciation wasn’t quite right, but he got the species.

“Lucanus cervus! You did it!” Cori cheered. He fully unfolded his hands and pushed them towards the trees so the beetle could fly away. As soon as it did, he launched towards Eras with a hug. Eras made a surprised noise and twitched a bit as he likely had to throw an arm out to brace them. Cori pulled away before he could react any further.

Eras was smiling as widely as Cori had ever seen.

“Let’s find another!” Cori said and jumped to his feet to run towards the trees. He heard Eras and Twilight right behind him, laughing as they chased.

[rivatar]

Omgggg, why do I feel like this is something either Lo’ak or Neteyam would say if readers bf was toxic asf and they were tired of him treating her like shit

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPRTtFQST/

STOPPPPP OMGGGGG NO CAUSE YOU JUST GAVE ME AN IDEA FOR A FICCCC TYSM ANON I LOVE YOUUUU😭😭😭😭 no cause you’re SO right they would def call her toxic bf a LIL BITCH right to his face 🤭 I can’t decide if I would want the pairing to be with neteyam, loak, or BOTH for this scenario, someone help me outttt

[onejellyfishplease]

I offer up all the pronouns I have collected over the years (no collected is not another word for stol what do you mean-)

yes thank you!!

weve gone from people giving me their shineys to giving me their cat and dogs, NOW GIVE ME UR PRONOUNS

[aberooski]

i can’t explain it very well but stick with me here. we know the main themes of gx aside from just light and dark is balance right. and that’s why it’s so important that jaden is the gentle darkness because a complete lack of one or the other isn’t the way to reach stability — it’s equality of both

ok ok so. what if the society of light could be formed not as a light-worshipping cult to eradicate absolutely everything, but instead as a countermeasure for atticus. like how matter and antimatter particles collide together to make nothing, there would be someone destined by the light to eradicate the other person tainted by darkness.

basically what i’m trying to say is that laddshipping is awesome and gx would’ve been so much better off if they had gone the route of ‘the society (cough cough chazz and alexis) won’t talk to atticus not out of spite but because he is the antithesis of their society and one of them (cough cough chazz) is going to have to take him out’

can you imagine it? chazz all confident, ready to welcome atticus into the society with open arms, but then he pauses. there’s something there, something dark and cold, not bright and burning and searing like the Light is. and whatever it is, it’s deep inside atticus, but not deep enough to where he can’t feel it.

imagine it — how chazz’s face turns into one of disdain and anger, and how he knows his only job as a member of the society is to eliminate the member of Darkness that’s threatening them.

i’m very normal about laddshipping if you can’t tell.

YES PLEASE I'M SITTING I'M SEATED I'M GKNAWING ON THE BARS OF MY ENCLOSURE!!!!!!

YOUR MIND

I just woke up and I'm genuinely losing it in a good way akakksk

They fumbled the society of light so hard bro this is such a sick concept 😭😭😭😭😭😭/pos and what I'm so stuck on rn is the fact that if this was the way it was, how monumentally painful it would be for Atticus to have his new best friend, his person, the one person other than Alexis he loves more than anything and can be open and vulnerable with because Chazz is a safe space for him the way Atty is for him, be taken over by this cult and brainwashed along with his sister, and then they both realize that they may have to destroy each other.

Kinda like how I said I think that if Atticus forgot who Alexis was after he came back it would irreparably damage her, I think this would deal a major blow to Atticus.

Now Nightshroud wouldn’t have any issue going toe to toe with Chazz, brainwashed or not, but Atticus? Hold my tissues 🤧

But then that's the kicker, because Nightshroud would thrive on it. Atticus's cough cough anguish, Chazz's ire and disdain for him now that Atticus's entire presence is an obstacle that must be removed to restore order and the society's perception of balance. Nightshroud would devour it. He would slowly eat away at Atticus until at the precise moment when Atticus wouldn't be able to resist both him and Chazz at once anymore, about to be struck down by the shell of his dearest friend, and Nightshroud would take over again.

And that's where it all goes further downhill.

AAA OKAY PARDON ME MY BRAIN JUST WENT WILD BUT I AM EATING THIS SHIT UP TY FOR THE LADDSHIPPING FOOD OM NOM NOM WE'RE EATING GOOD THIS MORNING!