#Humanish version

[pordmug]

049 and 035 for #10 for the thing just because it'd be silly to see either of them in a starbucks lol

#10.Coffee Shop - typically a romance between a customer and the barista

They like holding up the line and annoying him at work.

From this Prompt list

[bittybatarts]

the trouble with my new sona is that now i don't have a dedicated 'default' furry version for them that i feel both fits their design, and that i think fits me/that i like enough to use as a primary fursona. i need to workshop a new fursona i'm not furry enough anymore. i've abandoned my roots

[cloudbattrolls]

Let’s see how my experimental shrimp taste

[thenightwolf51]

Essle starts moving around all on her own. Just sort of appearing in random places, same as before except no ones fessing up to moving her. They still blame each other, especially Ellie.

If Duke focuses he can see the overexposure-like light trails of where Essle has been

"Oh my god he’s dead- we killed a vigilante, OHMYGODOHMYGOD—" A hysterical voice screeched out, decidedly feminine and loud enough that the comn line picked it up.

"He broke in here for no reason first! We have probable cause as to why you brained him with our wok!" The second interjected, calmer than the first, but there was still a line of tension, like they were uncertain about what they were saying.

"Oh my god, oh god we’re literally so dead Batman’s literally going to murder me and you and us and—"

"We're already mostly dead, he can't kill us. Although I thought he had a no killing rule anyways, so maybe we’re safe? Ancients, that is a lot of blood. You think we should call an ambulance?" Static filtered through the comn line before stabilizing again and wow. The residents of the apartment were really just having a full conversation over an unconscious Nightwing- in earshot of a microphone recording every word- like this was a normal occurrence. Maybe it was a normal Friday night for them, Barbara couldn't exactly judge.

"I'm not calling an ambulance, they might arrest him. Hell, they're probably gonna arrest us! Danny, we're fucking unresgistered metas in Gotham, I’m a clone—"

"—Not metas and I won’t let anyone arrest you—"

"—It's the same thing to the government at the end of the day. You're right though. I think I hit him too hard, we're going to lose the deposit with the amount of blood getting everywhere. Head wounds bleed a lot right? Maybe he's not dead."

"He's not dead, we'd know if he was."

"Oh. Right. Man. That is a lot of blood, our IKEA rug is ruined. I liked that rug, you think we could ask him to buy a new one when he wakes up or is he on the normal vigilante salary of nothing?"

“Mhm. I'll go get the med kit, you handcuff him to the table so he doesn't jump us when he wakes up. Keep the mask on- I don’t want to piss off whatever buddies he’s got listening in.”

[guess--again]

Wanted to make my version of a humanish bill cause im regressing to my gravity falls phase

[victoriadallonfan]

Lets Talk: The Predator Franchise

About two months ago, I put my thoughts into my feelings on the Alien Franchise, and why I felt that they've been faltering so much.

It felt only fitting that I do the same for the Predator franchise, but I ran into a very curious thing... there's only one bad Predator movie.

A shocking statement, I know, but I'm not counting the AVP movie series (that's it's own separate thing). The Predator (film) is easily the only bad film in the entire series, but I'll get to that later.

First things first: lets talk about Predator (1987).

It's an all time classic, a great deconstruction of the 80's action film, with insanely quotable dialogue and memorable characters - not just the Predator itself, but all the human characters are easily recognizable.

Unlike the Alien (1979) and Aliens (1986), Predator is not predominantly a horror film, nor is it emphasizing a tough topic such as sexual assault. It does HAVE horror aspects (the first time they find the skinned corpses is intensely unnerving, especially when they realize that this group of marines apparently lost all self-control and fired in all directions), and it does touch a bit on how the US government is using its own soldiers as cannon fodder to destabilize third-world countries.

But it's not really built to scare the viewer so much as to present a simple idea: what if these action heroes met a bigger, stronger, more advanced version of themselves? And the result is a near total party wipe.

Watching the original film, you realize that the Predator is depicted as incredibly unfair. The majority of its kills are it sniping someone from afar, rushing them when they aren't even looking (while cloaked), and doing a combination of the above. It would have killed Arnold while his back was turned, if the net trap hadn't been set in place.

Hell, it even kills a wounded soldier that Arnold is carrying, after Billy's "last stand" (that lasted mere moments at best, implying the Predator didn't give him the time of day).

(Also, speaking of Billy... he's psychic? Apparently?)

But yeah, the Predator depicted is not the honor clad warrior that some fans may stan (and some writers believe) but more like the equivalent of Counter-Strike hacker. The fact that it takes Arnold untold amounts of traps, ingenuity, and willpower for the Predator to finally face him man to man, no tech, no weapons is meant to be a testament to how impressive Arnold is.

Likewise, the Predator decides to blow himself the fuck up while cackling manically like a supervillain as he tries to finally kill Dutch, also opens him to showing that as alien as it is, it's remarkably human. A spite filled asshole of a human, but humanish nonetheless (amplified by him copying human speech on prior occasions).

It's a really great film about how alien life, if more advanced than our own, might see us as lesser people or outright livestock to hunt (keep a pin in that).

Predator 2 (1990) is often divided amongst fans.

Some hate the fact that it takes place in the "modern day" LA, instead of sticking to the blazing heat of the jungle (as the lore of the first movie implies that the Predator or a Predator visits at the hottest time of the season to create the local bogeyman figure), but this film does a fine job justifying the LA heatwave and honestly... the idea of keeping the Predator to one type of biome is pretty limiting. So I don't mind that.

As one can tell already, I don't think this movie is bad. As good as the first? No, it rehashes a bit too much for that. But it's still a fun and good movie.

And, notably, scarier.

But for context, Predator 2 is set in the far future of... uh, 1997 LA, where there has been open warfare between the LAPD and the Jamaican and Colombian Cartels. Like, not drug busts or stings, but actual warfare with armies of gangs and shit.

The late 80's and early 90's loved to depict LA as a dystopian hellscape where "law and order" was the only defense from total anarchy (as anyone who has ever lived in LA can tell you, racial tensions, especially between the public and police have not been good to say the least).

This entire setup is like a D.A.R.E nightmare or wet dream depending on who's asking.

(Also the Jamaican drug leader, King Willy, might also be psychic? This is the last time it's brought up, but man, I sort of wish we could see future plot lines where people are randomly psychic in these films.)

Anyways, the situation is certainly perfect for this Predator (named City Hunter to differentiate between Jungle Hunter), who takes to the city with a gusto. The difference in how the Predator is portrayed is fascinating, because the bare bones remain the same: he hunts people who are deemed as sport with alien technology.

Fitting with the ultra-violent theme of this film however, this Predator feels like a legitimately horror movie monster. Unlike the Jungle Hunter, City Hunter doesn't prefer to attack from afar, but rather ripping and tearing in close quarters combat, and when he does use ranged weaponry, it's stuff like spears, bladed discs, and nets that shred people into bloody messes.

And he's 110% a bigger asshole that Jungle Hunter: when the City Hunter decides to focus on our lead man, Danny Glover, he doesn't just hunt the man but psychologically torture him. He murders his partner - who is probably the least threatening human in the entire series - just so he can taunt Glover with his necklace at his own grave. He then copies the innocent words of a child just so he can use it as a creepy catchphrase when he decides to hunt Glover's other partners.

The iconic subway massacre perfectly exemplifies both aspects of the City Hunter. He interrupts a massive stand-off between armed civilians, gang members, and the police, just wading in and killing everyone indiscriminately as people frantically scream and claw over each other trying to escape.

(Speaking of, this film does have a LOT of fun having the Predator on modern sets. The above subway scene, City Hunter investigating a meat locker, and him performing emergency surgery in an apartment bathroom are all really cool).

Also, for being so divisive, this film creates a lot of Predator lore: the Predator won't kill (unarmed) children, he won't kill pregnant women, and he WILL kill the elderly if they are packing heat.

And this includes the trophy wall (with xenomorph skull - actually funny because we never see a Predator collect a xenomorph skull in the AVP films) and that the Predator tribe will honor and respect those who defeat their kind with a reward.

It does include that the government is aware of the Predator existence and tries to capture them, but this won't be a major plot line again until The Predator (2018) though it gets some tongue in cheek reference in Predators (2010).

Anyways solid film, lots of cheesey scenes and very tropey stuff that hasn't aged well (or aged in a way that makes it amusing). It's also that last movie that actually tries to be true horror, in my opinion. The rest of the films stick to Action with Gore, but Predator 2 is truly the last film where you feel like this was written to be a horror film.

Also, this film will be the last to really play into the world as being an overly dramatic action movie earth. It's all realism from here.

And then the film franchise will go quiet until 2004 and 2008 for the AVP films (that I won't cover here).

Finally, we get to Predators (2010), and obvious title call back to Aliens (1986) and I have to say, a pretty good trio of ideas: The human targets are actually kidnapped and dropped on a safari planet, there are multiple Predators with their own unique designs and gimmicks, and there is a internal war between the Bad Bloods (aka the Predators who break the "honor code") and the 'normal' Predator clans.

(It should be noted that Bad Bloods have been a thing for years in comics and books, but not really in the mainstream until this film introduced it to movie audiences)

I have to say, despite having a fondness for the film and loving the new ideas, this film is not as enjoyable as Predator or Predator 2. It unfortunately suffers from what I call 2010ism, where there's a lot of CGI blood/gore, a lot of lighting/shadows aren't natural in a horror sense, and the dialogue isn't memorable because it wanted to ditch the action movie dialogue.

The last part isn't necessarily too bad, and it even works with how Adrian Brody is portrayed as a cynical asshole who is purposely meant to be the opposite of Arnold in every way. But the most memorable dialogue is definitely from Walter Goggins (including his highly disturbing "bitch raping time" speech).

Also, it really wastes Topher Grace, Laurence Fishbourne, and Danny Trejo, along with the whole idea of a gang of multinational killers/soldiers/enforcers forced to work together. Not nearly enough time is given to them to bond as a team and have a moment where they show off how cool they are like Predator and Predator 2 did.

Coupled with the safari world being just... a jungle, it feels like a lot of good ideas with "safe" execution.

I don't mean to rag on the film, it's still very fun, and a lot of that is due to the Bad Bloods.

The idea of a particular group of Predators being so evil that they are even warring with their (smaller) counterparts is a great idea, imo, and these Bad Bloods are memorable for their gimmicks.

You had one who used drones as "falcons" to scan and scout out large tracks of terrain, another who employed alien "hounds" to harass humans like a fox hunt, and the leader who had a rapid-fire plasma caster that was overpowered as hell. They also employed other tech like alien bear traps, net traps, and voice decoys.

This movie definitely had the most advanced Predator tech seen on film at the time, making the Jungle Hunter and City Hunter look low tech by comparison, and I think also served to try and force the idea of the Bad Bloods being really "unfair" compared to others.

And of course, we get our first Predator vs Predator fight, which was suitably graphic and badass. Also, I liked that one Predator died by a human pulling a suicide vest attack. Idk, I thought it was pretty ironic considering that's what predators do when they are about to lose, and thought it was neat.

Ultimately, there isn't much else to say about Predators (2010), even though the film ends on a cliffhanger with more people (and aliens) being dropped on the planet. I enjoyed it, it had a lot of cool ideas, cool tech, and cool lore... but if the prior films could be compared to novels, this one felt more like a guidebook.

And now... eight years pass and we get The Predator (2018)

Where do I begin with this movie.

I guess I start with the obvious: it's bad. It's a genuinely awful movie with few redeeming qualities. I'd say it's on the tier of Alien: Resurrection, except this movie is actually offensive because of autism ableism (turns out that autism is actually the next step of human evolution and makes you naturally predisposed to using Predator technology).

And don't get me started on the sex offender controversy.

Sorry, I'm getting ahead of myself. It's just that this movie... jesus christ, I rewatched it for this post, and it feels like a fever dream.

The Predator (2018) ultimately, is a film that looked at everything that came before it and said, "What if we did it all on a grander scale? And make it bad?" The plot is that a Predator is being hunted by an even larger, more powerful Predator, because it plans on harvesting humanity. You see, in this movie, some Predators use the genes of animals they hunt to improve themselves. The Super Predator as he is called, is a massive 10 foot tall monster that has turned his body into a super weapon, with technology built directly into his biology.

The Good Predator arrives on Earth to warn humanity and deliver a "Predator Killer" suit of Iron Man armor that will help humanity defend the Earth from the oncoming invasion force. The Super Predator wants humanity harvested because... autism makes them super geniuses.... and he declares that a 12 year old boy with autism to be the greatest Predator he's ever met... just because he has autism...

Look, I don't know how the fuck I'm supposed to describe the plot of this movie. It's just bad. It's stupid. At one point they turn a Predator hound good by giving it a bullet lobotomy.

It feels like this movie hates everyone. It hates the Predators, literally killing off the Good Predator not even halfway through the film. It hates the cast, because all of them are forgettable except for Olivia Munn and Super Predator, and it kills the mystique of the Predators because it has Super Predator monologue like an actual supervillain.

The dialogue is genuinely awful, the actors have no chemistry, and the comedy (oh yes, this film acts like a comedy on several occasions) is the definition of cringe. I would call it "ChatGPT writes Predator" but honestly, ChatGPT could do it better.

Let it be known that my words do not do how awful this movie is justice. You can only understand how bad it is by watching it, but it's absolutely NOT worth the time.

Is there anything good about this movie? Besides the Holiday Special on home release?

The effects are pretty good. We see a lot of high tech Predator stuff and that's always cool. I think this had the highest budget of any of the films and it shows.

There's an action set-piece where Good Predator escapes from a government facility and uses an M4-Assault Rifle which is badass. One of the best action scenes in the movie and a neat tie-back to the government investigating them.

The Super Predator is a cool concept and I actually enjoyed him for a large part of the film. I liked that he could just pick up a human like a toy and gut him like a fish before tossing him aside. I love the idea of a Predator that isn't a hunter, but rather a soldier sent in to fuck shit up, showing off the different tech. Really gives the impression that their society has different roles and tech for Predators beyond hunting.

I wish they gave him a helmet and didn't let him monologue like a supervillain.

And that's it. That's the good stuff. Nothing else matters. It says a lot that I don't think Super Predator or the autism plot has been accepted into lore in comics or books.

It's even been argued that this film was deemed non-canon because of how abysmal the reception was.

Suffice to say, after this awful film, fans were pretty low spirit. Which made it all the more surprising when Prey (2022) was released 4 years later.

There was a lot of drama about this film: the franchise is dead, why is the film so woke for including woman and minorities, how can any human expect to beat a Predator with a bow?

This drama is stupid and should rightfully be mocked.

Prey (2022) was a breath of fresh air for the franchise and I'd argue the best film in terms of quality.

It quite literally goes back to the roots of the series and does something that really elevated the film: it made the Predator symbolise something!

This film takes place in the 18th century on the Great Plains, following Naru the Commanche healer who dreams of being a hunter. Meanwhile, a young Predator - known as the Feral Predator for his aggression - is dropped on the planet for his first ever hunt.

Obviously, you can see the parallels between the two as Naru learns to use tricks and tools to handle her weaknesses, while Feral uses brute-force and high tech equipment to slaughter the animals and humans of the planet. The Bear hunt scene, where Naru is forced to flee from a bear and helplessly watch Feral kill the creature with it's bare hands (haha), thus condemning her in his eyes as not a threat is perfect character foil.

Also, he's such a piece of shit, cheating the moment he feels like his prey has the better of him. But in a good way that makes sense for his character.

But on the grander scale, the Predator represents colonialism. A secondary antagonist of the film are the French fur trappers, who have been skinning wild buffalo and depriving the commanche of their food source, openly compared to the Predator skinning animals/humans for trophies instead of resources.

It's actually a lesson Naru has to learn from her brother and mother, that to become a true hunter is about doing so to support a community, not just for ego and idolization.

Its no accident that the Fur Trapper leader dies when Naru sabotages his gun and Feral dies when Naru does the same to his gun as well, with both of them trapped and crippled without any means of escaping their demise.

This film finally moves to make the Predators feel like evil villains who are supremely selfish, much like the first 2 films emphasized (and the third film did to a lesser extent).

But talk of how amazing Naru is as a protagonist and how great the Feral predator is as an antagonist, the film is just good. The cinematography is gorgeous, the actors are great, the Predator effects and costume are terrifying, and lore wise, it does a lot to show that the Predator society is not stagnant.

They evolve over the years and it shows.

And my god are the action scenes incredible. The Predator vs Fur Trapper fight is probably one of the most iconic scenes in the entire franchise now, and for good reason.

Or Naru's knife fight massacre

All in all, this film really shows that the Predator films can be more that action films and... whatever the fuck The Predator (2018) was trying to be.

These films can be used to explore the history of humanity and symbolize concepts that deal with oppression, bigotry, and dehumanization.

The title of Prey - the focus on making the protagonists human - versus the Predator title is incredibly fitting.

While a sequel is left up in the air, we do have confirmation that a new standalone film - titled merely Badlands - is set to come out soon.

I can only hope they learned the right lessons from Prey and we can leave the horrid past of The Predator (2018) behind us for good.

[monsterritory]

what inspired You to make your cdream's design? :3 i was gonna ask in general, but i think that's a too Big of a question so just the little menace man. i love all your designs, i find them super cute and i want to squish them all like a stuffed animal/pos

Thank you, I want to squish a lot of them too ^u^

I originally drew Dream as close to the popular fanon as possible but the demon features were there and I knew I wanted to do something unique about it. I like making things my way a lot.

So I sat down and told myself I'd just doodle until something would feel right. And then this drawing was born.

You can see this was back in the era of me leaning towards more humanish proportions. It was motivated by the thought that if my art looked more realistic - it would be liked by others more.

But I'm happy with the fact that I went cartoonish route instead. Because I like it more that way, for myself.

All of my present day character designs are motivated by the knowledge that I Can Do Whatever I Want Forever, and that knowledge alone.

A lot of times character traits will be based on the littlest details I know about the characters or authors. Some more obscure than others. But sometimes it's just something that felt right in the moment. Sometimes you gotta make that rainbow-winged two-tailed demon sparkle dog just because it makes you happy.

It's always something that I specifically want at the end.

If you want more specifics though...

Dream's hooves come from my love for hooves. They're just my ideal body image. The hair is blonde because Dream calls himself blonde. The tail was stolen inspired by @diddlydarndoodles though I think they only drew him with that tail once. The eyes and mouth colour were inspired by something specific but too personal to share.

Sam is a Mantis for two reasons. One, I wanted to have my own spin on the Creepers being Creatures. Two, once upon a time I made a little bug comic about DSMP, and was briefly considering adding more to it. Sam would have been either a spider or a mantis. Something about having extra limbs to hold and contain things feels right for him. I didn't continue the comic, but liked the idea enough to keep it.

Here's some old ass concept art for my Sam which I never finished. Or posted. Next to his current day design.

(If I were to redesign him today he'd be a Warden Hybrid).

Tommy's design is filled with elaborate decisions. I often think of his hair as a shorter version of Dream's. Read into this however you choose to. (His design is Not inspired by any other characters from any other webcomics I used to be a fan of. Stop looking at his horns.) Anyways.

I drew Niki for the first time yesterday and the choice to make her a bat was based on her avatar having two little dark wings. I also often see her portrayed with cat ears. So what sort of creature would have wings and big ol ears? A bat.

I can draw Wilbur as a human but if I were to assign him an animal, it'd be Minecraft Phantom because of the Origins SMP. And because he's got a theme going on with being dead half the time, on DSMP at least.

George is a fae because I find the character to be both secretive, and magical in that "messing with the fairies" ethereal way. You know how it be. Enter the wrong mushroom circle, sleep for a 100 years on accident... (While the design is inspired by it, none of that is part of my AU, which I find funny).

Quackity is the only alate on DSMP who can't fly because his wings are too small. This is because I find his character tried very hard to be something big, but just didn't quite live up to it. He might be able to fall with style if he tried.

Schlatt's design (not drawn much) is a combination of his fursona and mansona.

I haven't drawn Skeppy in forever but for the lack of anything to go off with his minecraft skin, he's still wearing a dress because the human guy is pretty and more pretty men should be wearing dresses.

I've been thinking of Punz being some sort of canine hybrid (coyote because of the Cyan Coyote team having him and Dream together once). But then someone asked for cat Punz drawings. And like an egg cracking, something just... clicked.

So, canonically, my Punz is currently transitioning from canine to feline. Right now they're at a stage where the ears look and behave feline, but the tail still has the canine shape and will wag when they're happy.

Art does not only imitate life, art IS life. Little decisions that change and grow as the Author grows and changes. God I love drawing. I love making stories behind the littlest art decisions. And I love knowing that I can draw whatever I want, however I want, as much as I want.

And I would recommend this freedom to everyone.

[holdingfermata]

So, I’m doing Inktober this year. I’m doing #vivziepop fanarts as the Rider Waite Smith Tarot cards. Human/humanish versions of her characters.

It’s day five.

So far we have

0: The Fool ( Fizzarolli)

1: The Magician ( Stolas)

2: The High Priestess (Rosie)

3: The Empress (Lilith)

4: The Enperor (Lucifer)

X)

[z0n1xsartsideblog]

Cringetober day 24: Niche Interest: 17776!

was looking around in the 17776 tag for something to draw for this prompt and found @gardenofeden5457’s post! Thought it’d be fun to draw a humanish design so drew this!

here’s the post: https://www.tumblr.com/gardenofeden5457/765369205365293056/clipper-and-juice-are-siblings-in-my-head-this

I think clipper the actual probe is really cool so it’s also an excuse to draw it!

On my side the quality of the image really sucks for some reason so hopefully that fixes itself

lil design note but they have 4 moons on their design because of the Galilean moons! The one with the star in the collar is supposed to be Europa! I would have put 95 moons on their design if i had the time and pixels for it lol

I also really like how I stylized the shapes on the probe/head turned out nice

might make a colored version later :3

REBLOGS OVER LIKES!!!

[wiickian]

Guess who finally decided on a design, me! You guys probably saw my post earlier and saw a more humanish version but I sort of moved away from that. Anyway here he is! Him and ford are very much in love with each other

[gendachocolate]

╭ .˚ ˗͡˗˗ ˗͡˗˗ ˗͡˗˗ ˗͡˗˗ ˗͡˗˗ ˗͡˗˗ ˗͡˗˗

✦ ˚₊· ͟͟͞͞➳❥ ꒰ ⚗️ ꒱ ˚₊· ✦

❝ Creatures, creatures,mystical creatures... yet you're the most brilliant of all... Loverette. ❞

✧ — ✧ — ✧ — ✧ — ✧

⤷ ᰔᩚ 𝚆𝚎𝚕𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚎 : 𝚃𝚘 𝙺𝚘𝚔𝚘𝚛𝚘'𝚜 𝚞𝚕𝚝𝚛𝚊 𝚜𝚙𝚎𝚌𝚒𝚊𝚕 𝙸𝚗𝚊𝟷𝟷𝚂𝚑𝚒𝚙𝚜-𝚋𝚘𝚘𝚔, 𝚐𝚒𝚟𝚎 𝚊 𝚜𝚗𝚎𝚊𝚔𝚢 𝚙𝚎𝚊𝚔 𝚒𝚗 𝚒𝚝!!

✦ ˚₊· ꒰ 🪷 ꒱ ˚₊· ✦

╰ ︵︵ ˚ ⊹ ୨୧ ⊹ ˚ ︵︵

✦ ꒰ 𝙲𝚑𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚎𝚛𝚜: ꒱

⤷ Kousoku Toushi Robin (Light-Speed Knight Sir Rabby) x Hakubishin Tamazusa (Bob-Tailed Bombshell Loverette)

✦ ꒰ 𝚂𝚑𝚒𝚙 𝚗𝚊𝚖𝚎𝚜 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚎𝚖𝚘𝚓𝚒 𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚋𝚒𝚜: ꒱

⤷ Bunnygram - (🐇💌)

✦ ꒰ 𝚆𝚑𝚢 𝙸 𝚜𝚑𝚒𝚙 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚖: ꒱

⤷ Kenshins (Avatars) deserve some love in the whole Ina𝟷𝟷 lore too, they're one of the prettiest I've seen in the whole franchise!

✦ ꒰ 𝚃𝚑𝚒𝚗𝚐𝚜 𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚛𝚎𝚙𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚎𝚗𝚝 𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚖: ꒱

⤷ — Bunnies

— Love letters

— Paper crafts

— Scarves

— Most of Japanese traditional food/clothing

✦ ꒰ 𝙲𝚎𝚕𝚎𝚋𝚛𝚊𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗 𝚍𝚊𝚢 𝙸 𝚌𝚑𝚘𝚜𝚎 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚜𝚑𝚒𝚙: ꒱

⤷ August 13rd (08/13) so called 'Bunnygram Day' !

✦ ꒰ 𝙷𝚎𝚊𝚍𝚌𝚊𝚗𝚘𝚗𝚜: ꒱

⤷ — Rabby is actually a cutesie nickname Loverette gave it, its actual name is Robin. It loves being called that so much it became better and more used than Robin, it goes by 'Rabby'. "Rabby there Rabby boo!" Loverette usually calls it out like that.

— Despise looking very manly and womanly, they are both non-binary (Rabby is transmasc tho, actually, if they were human)! Rabby goes by "it / he" while Loverette goes by "it / its"

— Loverette SOBS at sad romance movies, for no unknown reason it makes Rabby quite jealous.

— Both of them seem to enjoy rice cakes and ramen, thought its silly: as Avatars they don't need to eat!! Most likely they like the idea of eating those.

— Loverette tends to gift Rabby precious, expensive traditional items, Rabby is furious he cannot really gift it anything expensive too. Only thing it can offer is flowers, funny shaped tree leaves and 'lots of love.'

— Rabby is way stronger than Loverette (physically atleast), yet the latter's the one to most likely stand up for the other.

— Loverette may seem one to love for personal gain. Or at least that was the case before meeting Rabby. Since it met him, it was so surprised at how much love someone could feel for receiving so little, or something considered 'small, useless'. It loves how Rabby's is pure love, a natural one, a humble one. A rare one, one it never knew it needed before.

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[karanseraph]

I feel like I shouldn't be the first to notice this, but in The Transformers (circa 2006 in-universe) Dirk Manus is a humanish man who is possibly a love interest for Marissa Faireborn and somewhere down the JG1 timeline is the father of Marissa's daughter, Sue (named after his ship?).

But in other parts of the greater G1 family of continuities, Marissa hangs around with a bot named ThunDERCracker (alive well after 2005) who is pretty bad at coming up with human character names, but one of them is Susan.

Derc/Dirk Manus sounds like a fake name that Thundercracker would use if trying to be a humanish entity. If Thundercracker did research for a script he might even realize the "dirk" spelling indicates a type of dagger, like a long thrusty one.

Is this a thing? Are Dirk and Thundercracker like alternate universe versions of each other?? Or is there some other convoluted thing that happens?

Dirk in many scenes wears a blue jacket open at the front with an amber-ish shirt seen below at the opening and some white (or light gray) pants. Also, one of his fancy outfits is mainly white and blue. Do I have to point Thundercracker shares those colors?

What's up with this?

[simplepotatofarmer]

in your black dog au, how does XD look? Still like Dream (a reminder)? Or some vague facsimile of him?

his more eldritch form is less.... concrete, solid. it's less hitched to the idea of being apart of this particular plane of existence.

the humanish 'why does god have your face' form is like dream, yeah, but a watery, crumpled version. it's way more uncanny, more off.

it's like there was a severing of his ties to dream. they're still there, but not as firm, a little more flimsy, if that makes sense.

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[basilpaste]

What's the difference between Lock and Saturn in osis?

oh god i have to explain the difference between lock and saturn again um. SO. ill do it a little more seriously this time. lock is the loop equivalent in my silly little swap version of the au i play touys with sometimes. its the guide who guides siffrin through the loops.

now. okay. so im in a silly little rp server with some pals and i muse lock on it. because i like that funny little planet. it got clothes conceptualized by a pal because the setting is a beach (normal beach) and locks got like. gaps in its joints on account of being sorta like a ball jointed doll. then later it got given the name saturn. and then also due to Shenanigans it got gijinkaed. so saturn is lock but like a little to the left.

its like... an evolution of lock i guess. sort of like what happens in post canon aus where people send off humanish loops to get names and friends of their own. it doesnt exist in osis swap as a thing because it couldnt be a thing without friends it doesnt have there.

i dunno i just rotate that funney planert in my brain. its like what if lock was forced to see itself as a human instead of an object because it looked physically human again. what if it let itself have connections as something other than a guide. what if it looked out at the ocean and only saw something that could rip people away.

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