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[apiercedotter]

Yall know where the full video is 🦦💦

[huandoodles]

Ammil Line Up

[koko2unite]

cute otter (commission for mousepad)

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[skkortysoup]

stank chase doodle

[crayonmutt]

Ref sheet commission for @k4ss3tt0 🦦📻🎞️

[otterbearz]

Fell asleep on the couch!

[hazelshbiba]

Drew her in the new meme outfit

[civilotterneer]

"Well, gotta refuel before I make my way to Prescott Valley. I didn't see this town on my map, but gas is gas." He doesn't realize he's about to enter just as the hysteria hits.

Decided to make a fun little art piece about Echo, my current reading material. However, I kinda have a lot of thoughts about it so far.

I'll keep my dialogue here spoiler-light, and will avoid giving anything important away.

Echo is one of those stories that, as much as I typically detest horror, has completely enthralled me. Not to get to philosophical, but its use of foreshadowing reminds me of a few strong mystery and sci-fi points:

The overall foreshadowing reminds me of solid Arthur Conan Doyle-style. ACD was known for his novels having given you everything you need to solve the mystery long before the characters can. While the mystery isn't solved in each ending, there is a heavy amount of this foreshadowing that is just like ACD. Things mentioned early on that feel like minor statements become important later. For example, swimming is heavily mentioned by Chase early on in TJ's route, and to those who have done the route, they realize why. With Leo, its the trainyard. These are the only routes I've completed so far, but I will be watching for these now when I do the rest.

Another neat note is how each story gives a bit of foreshadowing to each other. In Flynn's route, its mentioned that the railing by Lake Emma wouldn't stop a car from going in. Though I haven't finished Flynn's route yet to see if this is direct foreshadowing, I do remember the car doing exactly this in Leo's route, and it's never mentioned there.

Second is the push for "Man is the Monster", akin to Frankenstein. So far, TJ's route was heavily this (Chase you heathen), and Leo's was from Leo. The use of the monster physically in Leo's is almost unnecessary, as the monster's been with them the whole time. It's a great dive into man is the monster that reminds me of the common scifi tropes that aim to point that out instead of just putting a monster in the way (See Alien and how though the monster is a very real threat, the true monster is the company that keeps sacrificing people to study the alien).

This story is so well written and uses a lot of very-strong scifi writing traits, and I'm excited to continue and analyze these more. Props to The Echo Project for really having some great writers so far!

It feels really weird (and even moreso enthralling!) because I don't live that far from the approximate location Echo should be, not to far away from Prescott. I've even located Lake Alamo, which has a lot of similarities to Lake Emma, though there isn't a nearby settlement that matches Echo's description. I'm tempted to do a quick study of the area, take a weekend and hike around after doing like a week of local research to see what I could find that matches the descriptions of Echo. Maybe make some kind of literary analysis out of the photos and the story itself once I complete all the routes.

Note: I noticed a render error and re-uploaded the fixed version.

[smol-boi-kevin]

[sealmunch]

chibis from todays stream!!

[apiercedotter]

Would you let this blind otter homeless? Let’s see what my landlord says tomorrow

[chaiteakittenx]

Tarot card com for AngosturaOtter on twitter!

[otterloops]

Tumblr, circa April 1, 2024.

[owlcoholik]

it’s roxy baby...Roxy Orlando

[heya-raccoon]

Ema the Otter

[irbcallmefynn]

Fynn doesn't handle unwanted physical contact well, especially from strangers. Euphi's been giving him advice on what to do when someone he doesn't know touches him. He's uh, trying his best? Also he's learned that he can kinda fake words coming from himself, which is useful since most people are freaked out by words directly in their brain. Unfortunately, ASCII speech bubbles tend to not sound very good.

So yeah I decided that Fynn technically could form a speech bubble out of ASCII characters, and combining that with his telepathy can kinda fake real speech. But in return having to make the speech bubble disrupts his telepathy so he sounds super choked while doing it. Don't imagine he'd do it too much outside of situations like this.