#pawnmow

[magnusthepuppet]

what does proshipping mean

lol i didn’t know you were on tumblr !! hiiii :]

proshipping is the belief that fiction has no significant impact on reality, which therefore means that shipping incest, pedophilia, and non-consensual relationships isn’t bad.

obviously depicting these types of abusive relationships in fiction can be done tastefully when painted in a negative light, but many proshippers glorify and romanticize (and are often attracted to) them.

[callonpeevesie]

howl will pull a green slime stunt and then be like "i like my hair this colour actually :) btw you did a good job with this suit :)"

also check out this one by @pawnmower too!

[zootycutieart]

Back to getting some new fantribes started up, going back with some of the adopts that I never used up!

Obsessed with appearance, the Meerorrs reflect on things a lot, both figuratively and literally! While they might be a bit superficial and vain, they're also out to prove that beauty isn't just skin deep, not just for them, but their other Mixel friends! Glamirr is great at letting people see how beautiful they truly are. Having a mirror for a face, she's ready to give any Mixel a great pep-up on their appearance, or help make them over. Ironically, she's unable to see her own true beauty thanks to this. That is, unless you don't mind her getting dizzy from being forced to look through "infinite mirrors". Mirrobelle is an enigma in her creation. Half mirror and half bell, she portrays a serene and stoic appearance, hardly reacting to anything. However, rumor has it if that a Nixel could seriously damage and capture her, they'd get everything beyond their wildest dreams. Unfortunately for Nixels, she has such constrained power that she's able to block off any attack towards her, without even opening her eye. Flektion made a huge mistake. Fooling around with mirrors, he found one wrong reflection, who attempted to swipe him up and change places with him. However, he acted fast with his mistake, and pulled himself out when he was halfway through the mirror, only to accidentally pull out half of his reflection and replace his half with it. Now, he's stuck with an entirely innocent side and another side loaded with pure mischief, so chaos is bound to ensue! Their habitat is a mirror store. Their Max is a large mirror-like creature.

Tucked away in a regal kingdom of a checkerboard floor, the Chessmates are a royal tribe of games, with specific rules of wherever everyone goes, and how they play. Despite this strict regime, they are able to quickly take over invading Nixels, who are more prone to illegal moves. The leader of the tribe is the high Queen Aniwai. She's able to move however she pleases, and has the biggest strength amount thanks to this. She is super strong, but she can critically be taken down briefly in dangerous moments. Rumor has it her husband hides in the castle for his own safety, but it might be because he's just really weak in reality! Pawnmow might not seem the most special. There's tons of Mixels that look just like her in the tribe, all with their own spears and "first in line" abilities. However, she was granted a special power: she's able to mimic nearly any member of her tribe in tight times, giving a brief sense of confusion to any invaders. How did she get this ability? She just walked up and asked, the first one to do so. Clershop is both the cleric and messenger of the tribe. If he's not giving a decree given by the rulers, he's zipping back and forth through Mixopolis to give a message. He's ridiculously speedy, but also a bit frantic thanks to this. He always runs diagonally, of course. Their habitat is their castle. Their Max is a giant chess amalgamate.

Bright like the Glowkies, the Neolites live for flashy night life and lighting up the dark. Unfortunately for them, they're unable to shut off their light, so they're an easy target, but it's tricky to get up close to them without protection, a good tactic against Nixels. Fawksfire is the zippy leader of the tribe. He'd rather not stay still, running off whenever he can. He runs at such speeds, that he turns into a glowing blur, leaving a bright trail behind him. Unfortunately for him, he speeds too fast, losing energy very quickly and forcing him to recover for a while. He never learns, though, and he'll be back to speeding up again. Baytra prefers to swim in the dark waters of the piers than hang out with other members of his tribe. Although he's a bit of a loner, he puts on quite a spectacle under the deep waters, letting him discover things unknown to others. Tubrite is loopy, in both her build and her personality. A huge goof, she's lightweight and loves to play around, with her light body letting her move around much easier than others of her tribe. She's also able to pump extra glow into her body, letting her shine the brightest out of all other members of her tribe. Their habitat is a lit-up street. Their Max is a fox-like creature.

[automata-systemata-hydromata]

Forgot to post this but I tried making a Borderlands OC and it was pretty fun? Her action skill (Slagic Trick) grants slag to her current weapons (since it seems likely slag would be phased out by the next game, especially if they’re going the direction with Lilith I think they are). Her skill trees would be 1) Pawnmower, focused on wiping out hordes by giving buffs based on number of opponents, 2) Magic Gunshow, which increases weapon usefulness and synergy with her action skill, focusing on Bandit-style weapons, and 3) Kingflayer, focused on debuffing and annihilating a single, high-priority target, with an emphasis on bonus effects when laying continual fire down on a single opponent.