#(the entire crew)

[alchemistdetective]

Jormungandr

A unit from Hell specialized as a small, yet effective fairy group, plundering worlds for materials and resources, while also being a group specialized in battle.

The basis of the unit is that giving a gun to a child is just as deadly as giving it to an adult with equal training, so... why not create an army based on immortal fairies?

And so, Jormungandr was born.

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Jormungandr #1 Estoile - Paladin The Head of the Serpent

A hell fairy who's the brains behind the group, and the leader. The fairy who has bounded everyone together to work as a team, and being the group's moral support, especially Clementia's.

Uses the art of the traditional sword and shield, and despite her smiles, she wouldn't hesitate to strike down a defenseless opponent, if it means fulfilling their objective. She's a soldier first, and a fairy second.

Deceased.

Jormungandr #2 Oberon - Summoner The Mouth of the Serpent

The unit's scout. A hell fairy who used to be a fairy of Makai before accidentally wandering into Hell. Nothing drives her more than making Alice Margatroid return to Makai, as well as restoring her former home's glory.

Creates familiars out from her staff in the form of beasts, her default favourite being a Wyvern named 'Nidhogg', which tears her victims without mercy.

Jormungandr #3 Helia - Witch The Body of the Serpent

The unit's executioner. By far the most unhinged of the unit, Helia's antics unnerves even her teammates at times, and is, at times, a loose cannon.

Solely lives for the thrill of murder, and the only thing which fills her with joy is sadism. While she has an arsenal of spells, the true meaning behind her moniker is through the use of forbidden magic, controlling her opponents' body via their blood with water magic during the full moon, going so far as to commit assisted suicide.

Jormungandr #4 Clementia - Gunner The Eyes of the Serpent

The girl who shouldn't have been in the unit in the first place, and yet, did, solely due to her survival skills. Always puts on a brave front, but ultimately is the first one to be against killing... much to Helia's annoyance.

Her battle ability is just as good as the rest of the unit, but what holds her back is her hesitant behavior to take another life which isn't a monster. The smith of the unit, along with being the designated sharpshooter, raining floods of bullets towards groups.

[sapsuckers-and-stardust]

Watching Star Trek IV

Whale biologist: why do you hang around with that weird guy who calls you admiral and why are you so close?

Kirk: *hesitates*

Whale biologist, who lives in San Francisco in the 80s and is rapidly drawing many correct conclusions: that’s okay we don’t have to talk about it.

[fluffyartbl0g]

THEY’RE ALL SO SILLY!1!1!1!!1

Speedrun/Time travel AU masterlist

@nia-rarita thanks for the ask! (Sorry I couldn’t fit both parts of ur amazing ask into this sbs, but I appreciate all the gushing XD)

[von-leg]

He thought the demons under his bed got to him

[killlerfang1]

Now wtf is going on with Warner Brothers this week?

[clonerightsagenda]

Was also thinking about Hardison as a friendly well-adjusted hacker and he should’ve gotten to call in the help of internet friends more. Maybe he did and I’m forgetting, but every time Eliot went “I know a guy... we worked together in [insert foreign country], deep cover paramilitary stuff”, Hardison should’ve gone “I also know a guy, from my twitch stream”

[meteortrails]

law and luffy are so fun bc the fundamental basis of their relationship is that they were both there for each other in one of their most isolated, life changing moments of grief, and they’re the only reason the other survived it. they may not necessarily know all that much about each other, but they do know parts of each other that not even the closest members of their crew (their family) know now. like obviously by the end of dressrosa law sees and understands the reason luffy’s crew follows him, but I think a less obvious truth is that when law saves him luffy sees and understands the reason law’s crew follows him. I just think about luffy’s instinctive faith and trust in law on punk hazard; he looks at law and understands that as much as he pretends not to be law is fundamentally the person who saved him before he is anything else. and I think they both kinda struggle to categorize the specific and unique way in which they are important to each other (although admittedly luffy stops caring to much much sooner LOL), bc it IS different than their relationships with their crew or their family. not necessarily any more or less meaningful, just different. and idk i guess i just think it’s all very sweet, in the end, that they managed to find each other like this.

[ladyjotei]

Lowkey one of my favorite parts of Barbie is that Allan is revealed to be an expert at hand-to-hand combat who is entirely willing to get genuinely violent, and then it is simply never discussed again.

[drabbles-of-writing]

MONSTERFUCKER RAINE WHISPERS TRUTHERS HOW ARE WE FEELING TONIGHT

[sunatsubu]

Not pictured, Ezra ready to physically cut that UST with his lightsaber just so they can finish the damn mission already

[saltpepperbeard]

Do me good to be at the wheel for a bit. Clear my head. Help sail us out of the storm by: Requesting new programming on Netflix Giving programming feedback on Amazon Prime Providing service and programming feedback on Apple TV Sharing and signing the petition

BONUS:

[stagefoureddiediaz]

Well this whole widow Eddie vibe whilst he’s missing from bucks coma takes on extra significance now!

[nonomives]

Final post of the dayyyyy

[aroaceleovaldez]

Shout-out to both Nico and Hazel, immediately after their character introductions, explicitly cussing/telling another character to shove it. It runs in the family.

[swervesbar]

Megatron is an old man and I love him so dearly

[razberrypuck]

the riptide pirates are the types of bitches to pose for their wanted posters. they walk up to someone trying to snap pictures of them and the person thinks they're gonna get attacked but it just turns into an impromptu photo shoot. the captains have to convince gryffon to participate but once they do he gets super into it (even if he'll never admit it.) they do obligatory silly pictures. the captains thank the photographer and skidaddle and when they check their pockets there's a few extra gold pieces in there. they do not know which captain gave them money. all the new wanted posters are displayed proudly in the captain's quarters (and maybe, all the other pictures they took get sent in the mail, as well.)