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Hunter in an alternate reality

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rain season

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You still taking screenshots?? If so....

Swinging his pussy around like that at cids bar

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[LOUD DISGUSTING SNORING]

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Wreckerrrrr

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i love that salt and pepper come in a set. here is salt, a building block of humanity, one of the basic human tastes, essential to life on earth, absolutely fundamental.

and here's pepper. it's fine.

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im getting really fucking sick of all this “it gets better!” bullshit. im going to have depression for the rest of my life. it’s not going to “””get better””” fuck you

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best ship dynamic is when they go from "you fool" (derogatory) to "you fool" (desperate)

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I like how the five adult batchers have such different up-close fighting styles. Because you’ve got:

1. Hunter, who flips around like a gymnast and is very much a fast, technical, close-quarters fighter. He’s not a brawler—there’s a finesse to the way he moves.

2. Wrecker, who’s incredibly strong but also faster and more finessed than I think people give him credit for (see the moment in “Battle Scars” where he slaps the blaster out of Rex’s hand). He’s probably second in technical skill next to Hunter, though where Hunter is very good in a one-on-one, Wrecker is better at fighting a group—partly because he has a habit of grabbing one person in the group he’s fighting and using them as a weapon to take out the rest.

3. Tech, who can more than hold his own in a fight, if it’s a real fight he wants to win (see the slightly funny but ineffective running punch from the food fight in “Aftermath” where he probably didn’t actually want to hurt anyone vs the fight behind the tree in “Spoils of War,” which he wins with a broken leg and the other clone pinning him down), but doesn’t have nearly the same finesse or technical skill as either Hunter or Wrecker. He’s mostly just overwhelmingly strong and does a lot of kicking and fighting dirty until he manages to beat an opponent down.

4. Crosshair, who can win a fight if and only if he turns his thinking brain off, but needs there to be a child whose life is literally depending on him winning in order to do so. Otherwise he crumbles like a napkin. He was made to shoot things from far away. This man cannot throw a punch to save his life. Literally. We see him need to do so several times and he just dangles. (I still think about that fight at the end of “Return to Kamino,” where Hunter is very casually keeping Crosshair from killing him and also trying to keep Crosshair out of the line of fire while Crosshair looks like he’s fighting for his life. I know the idea that Crosshair protected Tech from bullies when they were kids is a common headcanon, but I honestly think it was the other way around. Crosshair would get targeted—or would run his mouth—and then Wrecker, Hunter, or Tech would protect him.)

5. Echo, who’s just Mission Impossibling his way through life because he’s an ARC. He’s incredibly creative in how he goes about things.

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I’m so happy I got this shot earlier holy shit

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and the lord sayest unto me, "lock the fuck in"

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Oh ok so it turns out ive been borrowing grief from the future ! it turns out ive been preparing to lose the things i love rather than basking in the light of them while they last. Maybe i should nt do that

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Seen someone say “I can’t die, I got graves to dance on that hasn’t been dug yet.” And honestly, that goes hard. We need to keep that energy.