45 minute sketch speedrun, here we GO
His name is Count (for what I feel are some obvious reasons, if you've read any of the Fazbear Frights stories), and he's based off of both Axe/Horrortale Sans AND Funtime Freddy
Rambles under the cut for extra information!
This is just a super rough concept, idk if I'll do anything more with it, but ye. In case you can't read my chicken scratch, the lil notes say that the trim of his hat (or whatever it's called) is supposed to mimic the look of his broken skull. He wears the hat in the first place in an effort to hide the hole because it's a vulnerable spot. He still has one working eye light and not two, and his face can split into four sections and open up just like what the animatronics in Sister Location do. He normally doesn't do that though because it's uncomfortable, and if a part of his face gets stuck, it's another vulnerability
His whole story in a nutshell is that he took so much damage underground during the famine that he started going to the dump and scavenging pieces of metal to replace parts of himself that were either lost or broken beyond repair. With very limited magic, why WOULDN'T he decide to make parts of himself metal. In a sense, it helped him feel stronger. Not that it fuckin lasted long though, because everyone got wiped out in a genocide run and he didn't have enough magic to destroy the reset button
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I was tagged by @wayhavenots a while ago to make some ocs in this picrew (Thanks for the tag!!) So I decided to make some Sidesteps! Including a new one I might or might not be working on…
Alexander Valente (he/him) - Caine Becker (he/him)
Ines ‘Nessie’ Ilagan (they/she) - Bishop Knight (any)
I’m going to tag @deviant3lover @gelvaan @aelyosos @averagejermafan @nerdferatum and anyone else who sees this and wants to give it a try! (But as always, no pressure!)
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Hard to come to terms with the fact that my relationship with gender has been so complicated I can barely reconcile with it as an adult. Like I can never feel at home in my body solely because I was never affirmed regardless of my age to either binary sex. Even as a child when I was trying to perform my assigned gender correctly, due to my characteristics I was always gendered as "other". I looked different than my peers, my body developed differently, my voice sounded not quite masculine but not quite feminine either. It wasn't affirming because of my intersex characteristics being seen as something to gawk at. Or was a sign of being promiscuous due to it being sexualized and 'othered'. Even now as I express myself as less binary and more fluid, people who were friends before I made this change are now a little uncomfortable with me trying to embrace that side of me.
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