#head of the microscope

[finelab]

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Understanding the Head of the Microscope

[0vergrowngraveyard]

gift for @skimmingthesurfaces 🩵

(the fic: when the world breaks, hold on tight)

[columboscreens]

[spacedimentio]

me fr fr

[nyebbyz]

i love my men socially inept and deeply perverted

alt + wips ⬇️

[alchemiclee]

I like the idea of phainon being a bit taller than mydei and mydei never forgives him for it. he can't get over it. it's one if his biggest complexes and he randomly gets upset at phainon for it for no reason. phainon doesn't even bring it up or use it to tease him. he knows mydei does that all by himself because he can't ignore that fact, which is even more hilarious to him. he just chuckles in response, which pisses mydei off more. but he usually compliments him on something else to try to make up for it, blatantly flirting at times. and that both flusters and further pisses mydei off.

phainon: *standing next to mydei and looks over at him*

mydei: "stop looking down on me"

p: "ok i'll sit down then-"

m: "DONT YOU PITY ME"

p: *tries to hold it in but chuckles against his will*

m: *scowls and looks like he's about to explode and curses him*

p: "how about I meet your beautiful eyes then ;)" *grabs his chin and bends down slightly to make direct eye contact*

m: *turns red, pushes him off, and stomps away like an angry toddler*

[candlefox99]

hyperfixation beating my ass like i personally owe it money

[feukt-42]

The most interesting part with Leda for me, is that for all of the murder she does, she doesnt seem to enjoy it in any way. When she fights Ansbach, the Hornsent, Thiollier or you, she always seems to express some form of regret at having to kill you. Of course, she doesnt actually have to kill anyone, she is just very quick to use murder as a solution, but it doesnt seem to stem from a desire to hurt others, it feels like she genuinely believes this is the only way forward.

She says she is mistrustful of others, and while that convo is kinda funny, it really does feel like she has lost all trust in mankind. In the dialogue about Hornsent's crusade, while most people remember the "they were never saints" part, I mostly remember "Man is by nature a creature of conquest". It really does speak to how she views people, and it seems like she believes Miquella's forced age of compassion is the only way to change things for the better, that without his control, everyone would just constantly be at each other's throats. It almost makes me wonder about the needle kights. Did she kill them for the same reason ? Were they actually disloyal to Miquella ? Was there already infighting before she came along ? Whatever the case, Leda is now utterly convinced of Miquella's cause, and is ready to do anything to bring him to power.

It's a very interesting dynamic with Miquella, who is always portrayed as a very hopeful figure, always trying to create a kind and compassionate world, while Leda is a very pessimistic one. She seems to almost embody his "through whatever means necessary" philosophy. Had Miquella succeeded, i could almost see her taking on a role similar to the one Messmer took for Marika, an enforcer, someone who does the dirty jobs so their god can keep their hands clean. Hell, she's almost started to do it by herself, Miquella wouldn't even need to ask her.

[cobaltfluff]

belated welcome party for the newest blorbos in my head

[papercuttragedy]

Guys. Listen. I saw the update for Welcome Home, and uhhh

I hate how I already like this little guy. But, like, can you blame me???

[st4rcz4r]

Have you created any beautiful Zack Fair pieces?

Beautiful doesn’t feel like quite the right word BUT

I’m gonna take this wonderful opportunity to share Zack Fair in The Sonic Pose ™ I drew like… 2(???) Weeks ago I think I need to draw Zack more… I love him so dearly.

Also obligatory gongaga reference.

[chaoticly-shy-dragon]

pov: you are david the demon

[roachingcock]

have some messy doodles while i work on a bigger piece!

[cornislost]

oughhhh the parallels the details project sekai you make me sick

both of them have a photo of them having fun on holiday (taken from behind them too) on the left and a birthday photo on the right. only kanade has a parent beside her in both. both her parents are equal and active in her life until they suddenly left due to illness. mafuyu is always alone in the photos because her mother is taking the photos and her dad is at work. a mom that is too involved in her life and a dad that barely is. both are happy memories they can only revisit and never experience again.

[welcometomybraincomics]

Does D16 consider Orion to be a leader?

In my Megatron analysis rant (which still isn't done, lmao), I keep coming back to this line:

"I will never trust a so-called leader ever again. There’s only one bot I know I can trust…"

What I find interesting about this line is that by this point, it has already been proven that D16 doesn't trust Orion anymore (or at least a lot). One of the first things he did during his personality shift from the D16 we know to the Megatron at the end of the movie was to take the evidence from Orion. This could very easily just be lumped in with the fact that D16 has seemingly lost trust in everybody but himself (As evidenced by that last cutoff sentence), but I find it very interesting that he mentions a loss of trust in leadership right next to saying there's only one bot he trusts while Orion is right behind him.*

On one hand , it makes sense that D16 says he doesn't trust anybody else because he is on one of the lowest rungs of the totem pole, therefore making nearly everyone else higher than him and therefore a potential "leader." But then, what about Orion? They're equals, aren't they?

Before D16 starts down his dark path, he has been following Orion very trustingly. In most of their interactions, Orion is the leader and D16 is the follower. Orion initiates their friendship, their deal to always have each other's backs, and all the messes they get into. I initially thought this was the usual Introvert/extrovert or thrill seeker/cautious person relationship, but does D16 actually see himself as equal to Orion?

He doesn't actually get all that mad at Orion about all the shit he pulls, and when he does get mad, he forgives pretty fast. This could be because Orion is a friend D16 wants to keep, but it could also be because D16 doesn't think his boundaries are worth enforcing

In Sublevel 50, I keep coming back to how quickly D16 flipped from "No, I'm not going up there!" to "Yes, you've convinced me!" Upon closer inspection, when D16 says he's going to stay and wait for Sentinel, Orion uses B127 to emphasize "hey, this place sucks, are you sure you want to stay here?" without actually saying the words and sweetens the pot by offering D16 a chance to impress Sentinel, but when watching, the pacing makes it look like it doesn't take much for Orion to convince D16 to change is mind, just a very small, farfetched possibility as bait

Idk, I just keep thinking about it

[titaniumions]

somewhat related to my morality rant from the other day, the distinction between kakania and isolde is that kakania would kill a person if the situation really called for it, if she wants to defend her honor or someone else's honor or perhaps even prove a point. but that would be considered an extreme for her, as she would be more likely to negotiate or debate her points, and if that still fails, then she'll resort to violence. even though there's probably a part of her that wants certain despicable people dead, i think she'd rather avoid having to take lives if possible

on the other hand, isolde would kill if it feels like the right thing to do for her. the way she measures right and wrong may not make sense to most other people but it sure makes sense to her, and she hardly ever doubts it, making it near impossible to get her to change her mind. despite her unusual moral compass, she does not entirely lack morals, as she has actively shown compassion toward others. interestingly, this compassion also seems to be the root of many of her issues. when you think about the events we have seen in the storyline ... she either perceives her murders as acts of mercy, through which she can free another person from their misery, or as a means to prove herself capable of being helpful, in this case to kakania specifically. the way she basically told kakania "i can also kill a manus vindictae member to prove myself to you" after killing a foundation member is a good example of this. her reasoning for killing does not seem to follow an easily discernible pattern but oftentimes it stems from good intentions, from a place of compassion