#lots of testing and thinking to do

[majimasleftasscheek]

Do you have any plans to make stickers? Bc my god would I KILL for a Goromi one to put on/in my welding helmet

I do! I have some samples of sticker sheets I've made but currently working thru a couple of manufacturers cuz there's some things I like and don't like about the few I've tried

[hinamie]

together, we do the same thing again //

[chloesimaginationthings]

Susie meets the friendly yellow rabbit in FNAF..

[qualityrain]

[sparrowlucero]

dr who is (apparently) redesigning this turtle from the classic series to be just a green human elf lady instead and twitter is eating it up because "no one would take the show seriously otherwise" and "the audience isn't able to empathize with something that doesn't look human". another fascinating data point in the psychology of doctor who fans.

[emmavakarian-theirin]

🐦‍⬛

[wuthering-tempest]

dads and the pet they didnt want

[jester-of-rags-and-yarn]

Not really an IIS4 or a tpot prediction just something I thought about yesterday

I know it's a tad bit strange to imagine but it'd be SO funny (and maybe a little dark idk) if somewhere in the future either ii or bfdi pulled a Centaurworld and had the casts perform a possibly musical reenactment of past events to explain them to the s3 invitationals/bfb post splitters and eliminated.

And they have weird set pieces and dumb costumes and everything and they have to act out and recreate the lore and all the traumatizing stuff they went through. And it’s either going to be awkward or they’re having a lot of fun and very much committing to the roles.

Okay other half is in the tags

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

A fierce duel commences!

[p1ctur3]

@octdl-lee

Random captive TDL au lore dump and some behind the scenes stuff since you asked so nicely :]

Dark in captivity

victim did use dark as a way to train and get the mercs and him used to the box

victim and agent (i would probably explore their dynamic in this au also, mitsi would haunt this narrative because yes)

some behind the scenes things

additional art

[curtis-brothers-hug]

Imagine almost being murdered, then being on the run for murder, then saving kids from a burning building, then having two friends die, then getting so sick you’re hospitalized, then going to a court hearing over your brother’s custody, and still having to make up all the homework you missed because of it.

[xylo-art]

Hey guys ☝️ wouldn't it be cool ☝️ if I was normal about this game

[martyryo]

Dudes from maths notes is all I can offer for now 😵‍💫

[awomanunkind]

new to me 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[saedyne]

this may be a hot take, but - for me, adaptations extricating kon's creation from its original circumstances (i.e. superman was dead!!) bothers me almost as much as the lex retcon

[walkingstackofbooks]

I really like to headcanon that Julian didn't grow suspicious or discover his enhancements himself, but that his parents just sat him down and told him because they were worried he was drawing too much attention to himself.

Even better if he's started thinking about his future career and he's been looking at Starfleet's youth programmes or applying for summer camp or something, and his parents suddenly realise that this isn't a phase that's going to pass, but that their Jules is really very serious about it and his heart is becoming increasingly set on becoming a Starfleet doctor by the day. So they need to intervene before he acts on it, and he needs to understand why it's far too dangerous a career, and the only way he can do that is if they tell him the truth. (Because he's become worryingly unconcerned about their opinions, recently.)

There's just something so horrifying about the idea of them forcing the truth upon him to protect themselves and their legacy. That in one conversation, they ripped away any plausible deniability, thrusting upon him this secret that he's going to have to carry for every single day of the rest of his life in an effort to control him and his future.

I'm not sure what would have happened had Julian been discovered because he'd been left in careless ignorance as to who he was, and someone got suspicious. I don't know how many of the careful misdirections and countless calculations he made to keep him from getting discovered were necessary, or if he could have breezed through life as some super-talented genius who'd just got lucky when they were handing out brains. But I like to think that, if he were discovered, Starfleet would be kind enough that the fact he had never known what he was would count for something.

And his world might have come crashing down around him at that point, but it also did when he was fifteen. And he wouldn't have had to carry around seventeen years' worth of the world's heaviest secret, wouldn't have been in any way complicit in covering up his parents' crimes. I'm not saying it would have been better, for sure, but I do think that in telling him, his parents took away any chance of true peace he might have had.

I also like this headcanon because it absolutely fucks with what Richard says in DBIP ("Well, sometimes you have to push him a little. It took quite a while to talk him into taking up medicine, but he did." "So you're the reason he went to Medical School." "That's right. He wanted to become--") and I think he's a liar who absolutely would create his own reality to match his overblown perception of himself. Jules is a high-flying, incredibly sucessful doctor? Of course Richard had been part of making that happen, and he certainly would never have tried to stop it.

(The first time Julian hears this version - possibly at the Academy, when his parents have come to visit and he didn't manage to get his housemate out of the way in time - he's pretty bewildered because that's not what happened, you tried to talk me out of medicine! but also his instinct to not disagree or make trouoble with his parents in public is still very present so he squishes that down until later. And when he does raise it, Richard and Amsha dismiss it entirely.

"No, we had that conversation with you so that you'd know to be careful while you were at Starfleet."

"You were trying to talk me out of applying to Starfleet!"

"Ha, we could never talk you out of anything you'd set your mind to."

"But you tried--"

"I think you're misremembering it, Jules. We've always been proud of you for getting into Starfleet."

"..."

The trouble is, while Julian has a perfect memory and he knows they're wrong, he also... Well, that night is one of his very few fuzzier memories, it's so clouded with hurt and pain and fear and confusion. And he knows they're wrong, he does! But... there's a sliver of doubt. Maybe he did misinterpret their intentions. Did they ever actually say they didn't want him to go to Starfleet? Yes, he's sure they did, he's sure, he remembers arguing about it--

Unless he's been so certain that was what they thought, that he was arguing over nothing but a misconception? Blown it all out of proportion, like his parents so often tell him he does?

No, no. it's his parents who are wrong, they're the ones who can't admit when they've made a mistake, they're the ones who have regular, human, faulty memories, unlike him.

Oh, fuck. Is he just being arrogant, now?)