#imagine software

[gamemories]

[intangible-stories]

Green Beret (1985) Konami & Imagine Software Revisited with AI by Gerryjohnson.com

[toupee-or-nottoupee]

he really is so pretty, isn't he?

[saythatuwill]

I can't stop thinking about android!Noah being dramatic and texting you when you go out without him. And at some point you text him something like 'I love you but you're so dramatic at times' and he leaves you alone, because he got shy when you told him that you love him 🥹

i LOVE IT. in fact, i love it so much that—

also, it's such a small detail but i love changing noah's contact information as reader's relationship with him changes

obligatory delta tag: @astronoids

[disobey-disappoint-deviate]

How I imagine the development of Markus' relationships post credits.

When Markus makes peaceful decisions

When Markus makes violent decisions

When Markus makes reckless decisions

When Markus makes cautious decisions

When Markus

[locusfandomtime]

you can really tell the different audience demographics of Lifesteal vs Hermitcraft by the comment sections because the average spokeishere or whatever comment is like “LIKE THIS if you are a real Spoke fan!!! ❤️👊😎 if this comment gets 100 LIKES ill tell my mom to subscribe 🤪 who else is watching in 2028❓❓😂” whilst the average ethoslab comment is like “my wife is giving birth but this is more important”

[unhetalia]

I think Nations are generally stronger than the average human. If an adult male can carry up to 80kgs without too much difficulty, a fully grown Nation can do around 3x that amount, no matter their gender.

Alfred is an abberation in that he could carry animals that weigh at LEAST 400kg as a child. This has nothing to do with the US' status as a superpower because it's been that way since he was a child (and also because my headcanon doesn't connect the Nations with their countries in that way).

Without delving too deep as to why, I've always liked the idea of Alfred's increased strength coming with a few caveats -

1) As he's gotten older, his strength has acquired limitations it never had when he was a child - the main one being that using it requires energy. If he wants to be able to lift a car, he absolutely can, but he needs to eat a lot, otherwise his blood sugar will crash. Alfred eats a lot and constantly, and this is part of the reason (the other part is that food is delicious).

2) Alfred is so used to relying on his strength, it's become his weakness without him even realising it.

Alfred views exercise the same way most modern humans view it: he exercises to stay healthy. He hikes, he bikes, he plays sports, and if he thinks he's gained weight he promises himself he'll go to the gym (he doesn't).

Nations like Arthur, Ivan, Erzsebet and Gilbert - to name a few - who don't have super strength, hone their bodies into weapons with purpose. I love to imagine (for many reasons) a sweaty Arthur, hands wrapped in boxing gauze and wearing a tank top ... erm. Punching stuff. I distracted myself there. ANYWAY. They're incredibly disciplined about maintaining their skills and fitness.

Alfred is reliant on his super strength. If it disappears one day, he's actually a lot less capable of defending himself than he thinks.

[gamemories]

[c0smicdaisy]

what do we think?

[retrocgads]

USA 1993

[mossy-paws]

biograft doodles! (PHIGHTING!)

Nothing special this time around, just some silly doodles I did at like midnight LOL

[aquamarineglow]

The Family Jewels:

Sammy Thunder AMV

I tried to highlight Sammy's strained relationship with his Uncle and family history. It was tricky considering Sammy has little screentime, but I hope you like it.

[onion-morty]

I'm your grandson! All I had was you!

[retrocgads]

UK 1987