#nemesis & genesis

[a-dream-seeking-light]

bambelia : nemesis & genesis

[tomboyjessie13-artblog]

I actually made some for Neashi and Nemu a few years back, but I forgot about them and the meme. I was able to come across this blank meme templete and decided to just make it for Medea, get to know her influence.

Inspirations:

-Asuka Langley Soryu - Neon Genesis Evangelion:

Tries to appear tough and jerkish in order to not appear weak but is actually really traumatized and scared.

- Ayano Aishi - Yandere Simulator:

Has some Yandere-ish behavior, as well as her headcanon English voice being that of Michaela Laws'.

- Medea - Greek Mythology and play by Euripides:

The main inspiration behind this character, albeit not 100%, same goes with Jason and his side-chick Glauce.

- Dave King - Lead singer of "Flogging Molly":

I mostly just used his last name for her name and his band's name for her Stand.

- Nemesis Sudou - Evillious Chronicles:

Very wrathful and vindictive with a twisted sense of justice but is regretful of hurting her loved ones. Also, a hitwoman for a group of villains.

- Naomi Kimishima - Trauma Center/Team:

Works for said group of villains before betrayal, later becomes a supporting protagonist and mother, she also recognizes how terrible her past actions were.

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Medea King belongs to me

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[nthflower]

Genesis earth powers storm air powers makes me so hyped I wanted Ororo to have someone with earth related some kind of reletionship for years. And a nemesis a enemy omg.

[wodealto]

"Genesis"and "Nemesis", both parts of The Vagrant Sun Motif are now LIVE on Bandcamp.

An accompanying soundtrack for "The Vagrant Sun campaign Setting and TTRPG. Full of electronica and old-school chiptune, ala SNES-era video game music. 11 tracks, filled with the kind of colours and ambience you're likely to find within a classic JRPG adventure.

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wøde; they/them. Guest on Nukunu Country. Autistic TTRPG millennial. A Jack of all Spades.

[altocat]

A spell goes terribly wrong and Sephiroth is reverted to a toddler. What goes down and how do AGZC react? (Thank you for all your headcannons btw, they are wonderful!! ♥)

Sephiroth is incredibly quiet and skittish, even for a toddler. He's terrified of pain and mostly just shrinks away from everyone. He's curious enough to want to approach them. But also frail and timid at the same time.

Angeal: Gently coaxes him forward with the promise of food, lets him eat as much as he wants while keeping a respectful distance so as not to spook him on accident.

Zack: "AWWWWWWWWW CUTE!" Immediately fucks that up by picking him up and swinging him around, tossing him up in the air until Sephiroth is either screaming or so unexpectedly delighted at the gesture that he has to laugh.

Cloud (who may or may not be a time traveler): Oh cool. His arch nemesis in a fragile, physically vulnerable state. Now he can kill him. Don't worry, lol. It just results in Cloud putting Toddleroth in time-out for a very, VERY long time.

Genesis (who also may or may not be a time traveler): Everyone expects him to say or do something snarky. To make fun of Sephiroth for appearing so small and pathetic. Instead, Genesis gently crouches down in front of the child and gathers him up in his arms to hold him for a long, slow moment. Everyone is kind of stunned. Genesis says nothing at all, and there is something unreadable in his eyes. Maybe grief. Maybe regret. No one knows. He just holds Sephiroth close for the longest time. An apology.

[pen-and-umbra]

A minor detail effectively drops the bomb. The image of the Goddess portrayed by Jessie during Loveless VR play fits closely to the image of Jenova, Calamity from the skies, as revealed in the holographic sequence during the Temple of Ancients quest.

That touch raises a number of troubling questions. The use of imagery that invites comparisons with the Loveless play appears deliberate. This encompasses both the Goddess and the "children of men," as the Cetra refer to humanity. As such, the appearance of children of men is presented identical to the epic figures of Three Friends from the play.

Is Jenova the "Goddess" whose true nature was merely forgotten or misunderstood by those who came after the Cetra, specifically humans?

The Cetra "narrator" makes an intriguing statement, raising the suspicion that something else is going on. It emphasizes the conflicts between humanity and the Cetra, questioning their nature and finally implying that the animosity between the two races may have been sown by their celestial adversary, Jenova.

In a later portion of the Temple quest, the Cetra refer to their nemesis as "a deceiver," who assumed the identities of others and incited strife and chaos among the Cetra. The statement once again underscores the creature's ability not only to shapeshift and cast illusions, but to sift through minds/memories and extract information it can use against their target.

Eventually Cetra people overcame their enemy. At this point of narration, the vision of a tentacle-wielding Lovecraftian horror changes into the aforementioned image of a Goddess. The "narrator" stresses that the enemy was unable to reunite with the Planet and thus fell into a slumber, debunking previously-held fan ideas that Jenova was brain-dead. Or unintelligent, for that matter.

To connecting the dots. It's not a stretch to say that the so-called Goddess was, potentially, Jenova's means of manipulating children of men (thus the Three Friends imagery) in order to promote division and strife among humans, or between mankind and the Cetra. What sticks out to me is the timing of the transformation: the holographic image of Goddess appears at a point of narration when Jenova is on the verge of defeat or defeated, when the entity is allegedly imprisoned in rock strata and goes into hibernation. Almost as if the “Goddess” is its last ditch resort at manipulating those it could yet deceive, i.e. non-Cetra. This brings up the final and most disturbing question. 

Just what was the Gift of the Goddess? 

Was it but a literary element to the play, a fiction through and through, or was it…a bait? A carefully placed promise of a legendary boon to entice someone susceptible to temptation to come and find the “Goddess” and her Gift... and maybe break Jenova free from wherever the Cetra sealed it, as Ultimania suggests entity's ability to exert influence over those who come into contact with it.

And then there's this:

My friend, your desire

Is the bringer of life, the gift of the goddess

Legend shall speak

Of sacrifice at world's end

(Loveless, Act IV)

A “bringer of life” — just who or, perhaps, what is being brought to life? One could consider it an embellishment inherent to a poem. One could theorize it to be the fabled gift itself. Or one could say that whoever comes to the "Goddess" in search of a boon quite literary “brings it back to life” by awakening.

On a closing note, perhaps it adds a new spin to the old story. Was Genesis' fixation with finding the Gift of the Goddess solely motivated by desperation, or was there more to it?

[rottenpumpkin13]

Sephiroth and Genesis are fighting over Cloud...Cloud is currently trying to climb into Vincents coffin.

*In a post-canon world where Sephiroth is back and Genesis has been back for a few years*

Sephiroth: HE WAS MY NEMESIS FIRST.

Genesis: WELL NOW HE'S MY ENEMIES-TO-LOVERS 90K WORDS SLOWBURN WHERE WE BOND OVER YOUR DEATH AND CONFESS OUR FEELINGS FOR EACH OTHER IN THE POURING RAIN.

Sephiroth: WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN?

Genesis: IT MEANS FINDERS KEEPERS BITCH

*Meanwhile, in the coffin*

Cloud: I didn't know you had so much room in here. Are those your clothes?

Vincent: Yes it doubles as a closet. Should you come out of it, that argument out there will be over in no time.

Cloud:

[foreststarflaime]

The potential for a Nanaki time travel fic is so funny. Like just imagine, he escapes Hojo’s lab and steals a Shinra uniform to infiltrate the company. And thus Nanaki the friendly neighborhood two-legged definitely-a-human joins the infantry, quickly getting moved to SOLDIER as Genesis’ apprentice when he meets this weird flamboyant little guy who keeps accidentally setting things on fire when he walks past them, weird I wonder how that happens.

Meanwhile, the infamous Red XIII, a mysterious escaped experiment, keeps appearing out of nowhere to terrorize the Shinra board. No one knows how he keeps getting in to foil their plots! Hojo in particular has taken this new threat as his personal arch nemesis and keeps making increasingly complicated contraptions to defeat him, all of which are thwarted spectacularly.

Genesis is enjoying his new apprentice immensely. He doesn’t really take as much maintenance as Angeal warned him about from his experiences with Zack—he keeps disappearing to who knows where, keeping himself occupied during the day while Genesis grabs Sephiroth with yet another chaotic plan to cause untold property damage and stress Angeal out out of his mind as he tries and fails to get Lazard to witness their antics, and returns just in time for the cleanup for another one of those crazy terrorist attacks that have been happening lately. Such a helpful, easygoing apprentice! Nothing suspicious or mysterious about him at all! He may be a little weird, sure, but so is everyone else Genesis knows, and he likes it better that way.

Nanaki: walks into Hojo’s lab

Hojo: what’s this? SOLDIER Nanaki? Why have you disturbed me from my important work?

Nanaki: *rips off SOLDIER uniform*

Hojo: RED XIII THE FIRE LION??? You will fall before my new Jenovinator!!!

*He fires it and Nanaki dodges; the ray shoots through the floor and hits Sephiroth in the VR room below where he and Genesis were fighting in an innocuous mountain town setting. Sephiroth starts levitating and purposely setting the town on fire. Genesis is the proudest he’s ever been in his life, arson is his favorite pastime and he’s glad they’re finally bonding over something. Just before Angeal catches them they’re all called away to go deal with the latest Red XIII attack in the labs.*

Nanaki joining them, blood still dripping from his fangs and claws but now in the SOLDIER uniform again: oh hey guys, it’s me Nanaki! What’d I miss? Damn what happened to that guy

Hojo, lying in a pool of blood: curse you red xiii the fire lion

Sephiroth, ‘accidentally’ stabbing him: oops

Yes this is a Phineas and Ferb AU with Nanaki as Perry the Platypus don’t ask me how my brain came up with this bc idk lol

[eclipse-vixen]

hi! may we humbly request for violent/angry NPTs please? thank you very much if you do accept!

Violent & Angry Themed NPT

Names- Fury, Rage, Blade, Rogue, Abyss, Arsenic, Onyx, Knife, Pierce, Cain, Damien/Damian, Nemesis, Vex, Venom, Crimson, Spite, Genesis, Razor, Banshee, Sable, Pandora, Blackout, Belladonna, Mars, Demona, Vengeance, Crash, Oblivion, Arachne

Pronouns- wra/wrath, blo/blood, bite/bites, pain/pains, fang/fangs, cha/chaos, hex/hexs, de/death, gore/gores, burn/burns, lo/loathe, ra/razor, sha/shadow, ir/irate, py/pyre, slash/slasher, mon/ster, cor/corpse, fang/fangs, wound/wounds, rot/rots, vo/void, dis/disease, vi/vile, ven/vemon, poi/poison, da/danger, de/decay, hunt/hunts, co/corrupt

Titles- The Anger, The Fear, The Disgraceful One, The Vile One, The Burning One, His Bloodstained Hate, The Sick Sin, The Twisted One, The Grudge, The Butcher, His Vengeance, The Great Monster, The Bloodied Hand, The Wrathful Blade, His Pure Wrath, He Who Seeks Blood, He Who Fights Back, The Terror, He Who Craves Violence

(You can replace he/his with your own pronouns)

I hope these are good!!

[toaarcan]

You ever think about how extremely traumatic the first two arcs of the Archie reboot would've been for all the characters?

They're just living their normal lives, when one day Sonic starts babbling about a completely different history where most of them were in extremely dire straits, and starts using Nicole to overwrite their extant memories with those of the previous universe.

Like, imagine being Sally in that situation. You come home from a dangerous but routine mission to find all your friends acting like you've just come back from the dead. They hand you your computer and suddenly your mind is filled with memories of a much different world to this one, a much darker and more painful one, filled with death and constant betrayal. Your last memories are now filled with weeks of watching your mechanised, vivisected body mindlessly serve your nemesis, and try to kill your friends and family. You were (probably) awake when Eggman carved you up with a blowtorch, while monologuing creepily about how smart you are, right before he crammed a cannon in where your brain should be. You almost died because Eggman designed your new form so badly that you ran out of power on your first mission as his pawn, only to be 'saved' by someone who loved you, and now doesn't exist.

But it's not just that. That would be bad enough. You also remember that this other version of you had a living mother. A mother who loved her and supported her and tried to be there for her. Yours has been dead since you were a child. You're still a child, but you've never felt less like one than you do right now. You had a brother too. He had a wife and a daughter, you had a niece and and a sister-in-law. They're gone. In fact, they're not just gone. They never existed. You have memories of people that never existed. All your friends apparently do. These other versions of them all had families. Here, they're all orphans, except for Rotor, who now remembers a world where his father wasn't an abusive bastard that serves Eggman out of some warped sense of social darwinism, something he can never have in this one.

On the other hand, your father, whom you know as a kind, generous, and reasonable man, was in this other world a controlling, emotionally abusive asshole, a major factor in a massive mental breakdown you endured and struggled with for months on end.

And then shortly afterwards, these memories begin to fade. Maybe you're okay with forgetting Mecha Sally. Maybe you're okay with forgetting that Nigel was ever Maximilian. But now you're also forgetting Alicia and Elias and Megan and Alexis, people who only existed in your memory. You won't remember how many people Eggman killed with the Super Genesis Wave. There will never be justice for them, and in a few short days, you won't even remember their names.

[prismaticpichu]

7 Wholesome Floofcanons to Heal From Inevitable Ever Crisis Trauma ❤️

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• Sephiroth, Genesis, and Angeal, playing video games together in Genesis’s apartment. It’s one of the first times where Angeal commends Genesis’s competitiveness and gives a genuine laugh at how hard his friends are going at it. He keeps “switching sides” in order to keep the healthy rivalry going, as well as a way to boost both SOLDIERs’ self-esteem while he’s at it (and also just likes hearing “ANGEAL! HOW DARE YOU ROOT FOR MY NEMESIS?”). Ofc, the tides are turned when a two v. two minigame comes up, and Genesis & Seph join forces to crush their wishy-washy cheerleader. Angeal is playfully irritated by the defeat as Gen & Seph share a best-freindsy high five <333

• Zack, unable to sleep one night, too riled up from a training session he just returned from and desperately in the mood to go on a mission. Angeal tries everything in the books from lavender fragrance to a story, but nothing seems to calm the SOLDIER down. Suddenly, Sephiroth shows up, needing to borrow something from his friend, and notices the predicament. He tells Angeal he knows what to do before going up to Zack, crouching down beside him, and whispering something in his ear. Mere seconds later, Zack is plopped into his pillow and falling asleep. As Angeal and Sephiroth leave the room, Angeal incredulously asks what Seph did. Sephiroth simply gives a soft smiles and says he told Zack he could attend a mission in his dreams <3

• Sephiroth & Genesis, teaming up to make dinner one night when Angeal is bushed after a long day. They both realize amid their act of kindness that neither of them actually know how to cook, and so the two proceed to use one of Angeal’s cookbooks. What they end up making was actually something meant for dessert, and the three of them have a good laugh as they treat themselves to a sweet potato pie for dinner. <3

• Sephiroth, falling ill while his best friends are away on a mission. He tries to convince himself that he is fine, continuing to go about his duties, but the sickness has too much of a grasp on his throat to disguise when Angeal & Gen call to check-in. Hours later, and Sephiroth finds the two SOLDIERs at his apartment door, having managed to return home a week early from their 10 day-long mission in order to take care of their friend. Sephiroth falls asleep that night with an empty bowl of soup by his side and a cold washcloth pressed against his head <3

• Zack, slowly getting tutored by Angeal about the wonderful world of botany so he can impress Aerith. Angeal even finds little printable quizzes Zack can take to test his knowledge. Zack gets perfect scores every time <3

• Zack, slowly getting tutored by Sephiroth about the wonderful world of literature so he can have something to talk about with Genesis. The man hands him a copy of Genesis’s favorite novel, the likes of which he jokingly tells Zack to read. This eventually leads to Zack & Genesis starting a book club in SOLDIER together after Zack falls into an unironic reading spree. (Genesis is impressed by Zack’s vast knowledge and Zack is honored to have to finally have the respect of one his heroes <3)

• Zack, slowly getting tutored by Genesis about the wonderful world of pomology so he can finally understand Angeal’s stories. Genesis tells him all about the history of the Dumbapple—soon followed by Zack developing a newfound appreciation and fancy for Banora White juice. Angeal’s heart does a flip every time Zack asks for a glass <3

BONUS!~

• Zack, getting through to Sephiroth in the Nibelheim library because, instead of simply grasping Sephiroth’s hand as he turns to leave, Zack does a little something else: he squeezes it. One two three. It’s something they’ve been doing for over a year now, a sign of unconditional friendship and trust. A sign that breaks the fog of Jenova’s control as the three cryptic squeezes ring their true meaning in his mind.

I love you…

(Fic coming soon! :3c)

[classicmarvelera]

The Evolution of Ghost Rider: A Journey through the Stern-DeMatteis Era

In the vast and ever-expanding universe of Marvel Comics, certain runs stand out as transformative moments for characters, reshaping their narratives and defining their identities. One such epochal period occurred within the Ghost Rider series, spanning from issue number 68 to the poignant conclusion in issue 81. What began as Roger Stern's stewardship transitioned seamlessly into J.M. DeMatteis' tenure, crafting a storyline that not only delved into the depths of Johnny Blaze's tortured soul but also elevated Mephisto to the status of his arch-nemesis. As the flames of vengeance intertwined with the intricacies of demonology, readers were treated to a saga that not only expanded the mythos of Ghost Rider but also explored the complexities of morality and redemption

The Genesis of Change: Roger Stern's Reign

Roger Stern's takeover of Ghost Rider marked a significant turning point in the character's mythology. Issue 68 served as a catalyst, introducing subtle yet profound alterations to Johnny Blaze's origin story. By retconning Satan's role and replacing it with Mephisto, Stern not only streamlined the narrative but also established a more intricate dynamic between the Spirit of Vengeance and his eternal foe. This shift laid the groundwork for future explorations into the depths of Johnny's torment and the insidious influence of Mephisto's machinations

Throughout Stern's tenure, themes of redemption and the eternal struggle between good and evil permeated each issue. Johnny Blaze's internal conflict was brought to the forefront, as he grappled with the consequences of his Faustian bargain and sought to atone for his sins through acts of heroism. Stern's masterful storytelling, coupled with the dynamic artwork of Bob Budiansky, brought a sense of gravitas to each panel, immersing readers in a world where the boundaries between light and darkness blurred

The Ascension of Mephisto: J.M. DeMatteis' Magnum Opus

As Stern's run drew to a close, J.M. DeMatteis took up the mantle, guiding Ghost Rider through his final trials and tribulations. Issue 81, aptly titled 'The End of Ghost Rider,' served as a poignant conclusion to this chapter of Johnny Blaze's journey, offering closure while paving the way for future narratives. DeMatteis' writing brought a sense of depth and introspection to the series, delving into the psyche of both hero and villain alike

One of the most significant contributions of DeMatteis' tenure was the elevation of Mephisto from mere antagonist to Johnny Blaze's ultimate nemesis. Through intricate storytelling and nuanced characterization, Mephisto emerged as a formidable adversary, a dark mirror to Johnny's tortured soul. Theirs became a battle not only of strength but of willpower and resilience, with each confrontation pushing both characters to their limits

The Redemption of Zarathos: Unraveling the Demon's Past

Central to the Stern-DeMatteis era was the exploration of Zarathos, the demonic entity bound to Johnny Blaze's fate. As the series progressed, glimpses of Zarathos' tragic past emerged, shedding light on the origins of the Spirit of Vengeance and his eternal quest for redemption. Through intricate storytelling and subtle foreshadowing, Stern and DeMatteis wove a tapestry of intrigue and mystery, unraveling the layers of Zarathos' identity while deepening the connection between host and spirit

By delving into Zarathos' backstory, the series added depth and complexity to the character, transforming him from a mere instrument of vengeance into a figure of tragic heroism. His struggles became emblematic of the eternal battle between light and darkness, as he grappled with his own nature while striving to protect those he cared for. In the end, Zarathos' journey mirrored Johnny Blaze's own quest for redemption, forging a bond that transcended the confines of flesh and blood

A Legacy of Flame and Shadow

The Stern-DeMatteis era of Ghost Rider stands as a testament to the transformative power of storytelling within the realm of comics. Through meticulous characterization, intricate plotting, and dynamic artwork, the series breathed new life into the mythos of Ghost Rider, reshaping the character's identity for generations to come. From the retconning of Johnny Blaze's origin to the elevation of Mephisto as his arch-nemesis, each issue served as a building block in a narrative tapestry that explored the depths of human emotion and the eternal struggle between good and evil

As fans look back on this seminal era, they are reminded not only of the trials and tribulations of Johnny Blaze and Mephisto but also of the enduring legacy of Ghost Rider as a character. Through flame and shadow, redemption and damnation, the Spirit of Vengeance endures, a beacon of hope in a world consumed by darkness. And though the fires may wane and the shadows may lengthen, the spirit of Ghost Rider lives on, eternal and unyielding, a testament to the power of storytelling to transcend the boundaries of time and space

Buy Marvel Masterworks: Ghost Rider Vol. 6

[salternateunreality2]

New completely cracked theory

GENESIS EATS HAIR

Canon:

He eats Zack's hair while Zakkura are on the run/waddle.

Zack saying "you're real weird, man!"

Crack:

He has a habit of chewing his own hair, which is why he has to keep it shorter than his crush/friend/nemesis' hair. It's juuuuuust inconvenient enough to make him think before CHOMP.

Angeal's bowl cut. Why would he have to get a bowl cut if his friend wasn't a goat?!

Have you ever spent time around a long-haired person or animal? Or around someone/thing that sheds? Then you know that hair gets EVERYWHERE. In your water, on the shower walls, between your toes, down your shirt, in your soup, EVERYWHERE. Much of Genesis' ingestion (ingenesistion) is, in fact, accidental. All his friends contribute.

Sephiroth.

You try eating pasta around him.

[strayheartless]

Ffvii characters as PJO campers

Cloud: son of Boreas, god of the north wind. Clouds powers include withstanding horrendous sub zero temperatures. Knocking people off of their feet with gusts of wind, making it snow by accident when he feels big emotions and cooling hot rooms down by 10 degrees when he’s mad.

Sephiroth: Son of Nemesis. I could have picked Ares or hades but that was too on the nose. Sephiroth was not recognised by his mother at first because he was so mild and slow to anger… until he wreaked havoc on a kid that dared hurt his friends. There was no way to deny his vicious streak after that.

Zack: son of Sirius. Don’t look at me like that. He’s the Dog Star! Also sirius is the god of summer heat waves and is one of the brightest stars in the sky. That’s just Zack. I also think the idea of Zack and Cloud balancing each other out is cute. Zacks powers include, causing extreme heat that only he can stand by accident, shining like a torch beam when he’s excited, and balancing Clouds cold with his warmth… also dogs really like him.

Angeal: son of Demeter. He’s good with plants he loves to cook good food, he’s frugal but he loves abundance to help him feed people. He’s a son of the harvest. Fight me.

Genesis: he’s a son of Apollo there’s no debate on this one. He’s got the gift of prophecy, he’s dramatic and poetic and he’s a lover of the arts. He’s not just a son he’s the son of Apollo.

Tifa: Daughter of Ares. She’s a fighter at heart but her mother taught her pacience and kindness. She kind of gives me frank zang vibes as a child of the war god. She can kick ass but doesn’t really vibe with it.

Aerith: daughter of iris. I did think about persephone, but I think with her ability to see into the life stream and communicate with the flowers she’s more like the messenger goddess.

If any bodies got some thoughts on any of the others I’d be happy to hear them

[asimp4bee]

How Mea and Bumblebee met in TFP and moving forward onto RiD 🐝🌻 | Part One

There will be several parts for this. Mea's backstory in the TFP verse is different compared to my on-going story (my acc is asimp4bee on Ao3) for her.

The events after meeting Starscream are pre-darkness is rising episodes.

Before joining Team Prime | 📍

-Mea E. Anderson originally lived in a town in the Philippines called 'Alpas' (fictional town I made) before she moved to Springville, Utah with her mother, Clarita 'Rita' Estrella to live with her new step-father, Bruce Anderson. Mea's father annulled his marriage with her mother and is absent in her life. Growing up, Mea was alone and didn't have any friends her age. Rita and Bruce were often busy with work but unlike her mother, Bruce made an effort to spend time with Mea whenever he could. Mea didn't have much of a good relationship with Rita growing up.

-On her 7th birthday, Mea meets Voltage who's ship, The Fulmine, landed on Earth. After accidentally scaring her, the two developed a familial relationship with Mea seeing Voltage as a father/older brother figure. And on her 19th birthday, Mea unfortunately witnessed the demise of Voltage who was killed by his former friend/commander, Starscream. Mea was then rescued by Zodiac, who had just awoken from a 13 year long stasis lock and was dormant within the Fulmine. Mea and Zodiac's relationship from there was a little rocky, seeing as Zodiac had little to no knowledge of Mea and humans in general unlike Voltage. But the pair eventually bonded over their mutual relations with the late Voltage and slowly grew closer.

-After knowing the fact that Zodiac was alive and his possession of Solace Prime's Kyklos relic (non-canon relic that I made), Starscream made an effort to hunt both Mea and Zodiac down to retrieve the relic for himself. Mea had to leave Utah with Zodiac on the Fulmine without Rita and Bruce's knowledge. With the Fulmine being only a standard cargo ship and didn't have much benefits unlike most Cybertronian crafts, it made Starscream's job of tracking them down (with Soundwave's assistance) much easier.

-They were eventually attacked by Starscream and the other Seekers in Jasper, Nevada. Zodiac did his best to defend himself and Mea, but ultimately was fatally wounded. Before Starscream could forcibly take the Kyklos relic from Zodiac's chassis, a groundbridge opened up and Team Prime showed up after reports from Agent Fowler about a disturbance. Seeing as he was outnumbered, Starscream called for a retreat and he and the seekers fled back to the Nemesis. Zodiac's wounds were far too fatal to be repaired and so he took it upon himself to take off the relic and give it to Mea before he finally passed (This doesn't happen in Genesis).

-Before Team Prime (mainly Optimus) could console and talk to Mea about her loss, she ignored him and ran off back to the Fulmine with the Kyklos relic. Optimus didn't stop her, seeing as she was stricken with grief and let her go. Mea piloted the Fulmine (she was taught by Voltage before) and flew back to Springville, Utah. Upon her arrival, Mea hesitated on returning home to her mother and step-father but feeling more alone then ever, she eventually went home. When she arrived, she was immediately met by her parents who immediately hugged her and began bombarding her with questions about where she was. Overwhelmed, Mea eventually told them everything that happened. To her surprise, both Rita and Bruce believed her, they were just happy and relieved she was home once more.

-Months after the events of Zodiac's passing, Mea and Rita's mother/daughter relationship slowly healed as she and Bruce didn't spend as much time with their work and instead made more efforts to be with Mea and made sure she was safe. However, Agent Fowler showed up on their doorstep (at the request of Optimus), and began explaining that he needed to bring Mea on over to Jasper, Nevada to ensure her safety with the Autobots as there was a possibility that the Decepticons would target her once again. Rita of course refused to let Mea go, not wanting to lose her daughter again. But Mea, being a legal adult now and wanted to do more than just being stuck in Springville, convinced her mother and Bruce to let her go.

-After a promise to return home for one week every month, Rita eventually let Mea go. Mea took the Fulmine with her and flew back to Jasper, Nevada where Fowler had given her the coordinates to Autobot Outpost Omega One.

After joining Team Prime | 2

This was longer than intended wbdhdbd just note that Mea's storyline in TFP is very different compared to my main story for her so most of what happens here, are not canon to what happens in my story.