#the enforcers

[onebadpunspoilsabunch]

flint looking out for his boy

he is ded

he is zooming

[thyla-scene360]

Drew a little scene from a Fanfiction I really like, called “Back Alley Boondocks” by @hermesserpent-stuff. Basic premise is that Montana finds out Spider-Man is Peter Parker but decides to protect his identity because he’s not about to kill a literal high-schooler. Quentin finds out too and this scene happens.

I drew them as Anthro animals just because that’s how I personally imagine the characters in my head.

(Montana is a Red Heeler and Quentin is a Fox btw.)

You can read the story here - it’s part of a whole series and it’s honestly very good. Link:

[thenightlybugle]

[pelmeniforeveryday]

Just a quick silly meme

[lazymonth]

( I finished this draw since April and perfectly forget to post it, damn it )

The Enforcers : Montana second team that he's in and he's the leader too from Texas, after Jackson move to New York ( temporary ) and joining the superior foes of spiders Fancy dan and Ox still in Texas and doing they work as a criminals

[joevo]

Just had the biggest realization about yugioh 5D’s and its characters-

The Enforcers were a group of four guys who wanted to change the world for the better

The last survivors on earth were a group of four guys who wanted to change the world for the better...

I’m sure there are other parallels (especially given how z-one is...basically a self made clone of yusei) but im sensing that this wasnt just a coincidence....

[lucky-ladybugs-lovelies]

New musings on Kalin: he seems to need a purpose to be happy. In the Enforcers era, he was determined and extroverted and very happy defeating all the Duel Gangs in the Satellite. But once they were all beaten, suddenly Kalin didn’t have a purpose any more. He had to look for a new one and things started going downhill from there. He targeted innocent kids, inventing the idea that they were potentially dangerous, and later went for the big one, Sector Security. That all unraveled into complete chaos.

As a Dark Signer, Kalin had a purpose again, but it was dark and twisted, a product of his misunderstanding about Yusei as well as the darkness corrupting him. He reveals later that what he had really wanted was just to see the others again and fight one more duel with them. Instead, the darkness twisted him into the insane creature he became.

When he finally came back to himself, he was not only wracked with grief and guilt, he once again had no purpose. He decided he had to atone for his wrongdoings and went to Crash Town to try to do this. His purpose became his own self-destruction.

Kalin, however, at his core is a protective person. He needs things to protect. It’s when he feels he doesn’t have this that he seems to start tipping off the deep end and becoming dangerous and destructive. Once Yusei and the kids reach this side of him again and he realizes he actually can do something, he perks right up. He becomes the fighter he once was and has the strength to topple Lawton’s control over the town.

When Crash Town is free, Kalin decides to stay on. Why wouldn’t he? He has what he was searching for all these years. The town will need help rebuilding and being protected and the kids need looking after. Kalin will have years of protecting ahead of him.

It’s semi-popular in the fandom to have Kalin move to the City, sometimes with the kids, sometimes not. I totally get wanting him to be with Yusei and the others again, but given Kalin’s need to protect and have a purpose, I’m honestly not sure he would like living in the City. He would be happy to be with his other loved ones, but I think he would feel directionless and lost and might even start spiraling downward again. Maybe he would instead find a way to pool his protective nature into a new career in the City. Maybe Crow would encourage him to join Sector Security. (Would he, though?) I definitely think the only way he could be truly happy in the City would be if he found more purpose in protecting.

The problem with the concept is that he already has something to protect in the town. He expresses a very strong desire to stay there at the end of the arc, and the one time we see him afterwards, he’s still there and seems happy. It’s hard for me to think that he would leave it unless for some reason he felt he had nothing left there, nothing to protect and no reason to stay. And honestly, that is a depressing thought. Kalin is finally happy at the end of the Crash Town arc. I feel the best thing for him is to stay on and live his best life as the town’s sheriff/mayor/etc., looking after the kids and enjoying what he has.

[eagledrawsandvibes]

I don’t know

[yeetyoteartz]

you wanna talk about polyforcers?I really like polyforcers can we talk about polyforcers?

[cheyla-v]

May Update Schedule

May 3 - The Enforcers, ch. 4 May 10 - Ripple Effects, ch. 2 May 17 - Death’s Favored Ones, ch. 2 May 24 - As the Time Passes, ch. 15 May 31 - Ripple Effects, ch. 3

Two chapters of Ripple Effects this month in honor of MerMay!

[spooky-salesman]

Finally posting this

[onebadpunspoilsabunch]

But why does Montana look mad, and Fancy Dan look disappointed XD 

[quitealotofsodapop]

While rewatching Jackie Chan's Adventures, I came to the logical (for a crossover) conclusion that Sector 13 is most likely a division of the SCP Foundation tasked with investigating low-stakes cases of the supernatural.

This also gave me the horrid, post-series idea/au where the Dark Hand Enforcers are demoted to D-Class personel as part of their parole upon attempting to "join the good guys".

Finn, already in the iconic SCP orange jumpsuit: "Hey! Whats the big deal?!"

Captain Black: "You three alone performed multiple terroist acts, wide scale robbery and destruction, and have actively aided in the near-destruction of human civilisation."

Ratso: "In our defence; a bunch of dragons and a wizard told us to do it."

Captain Black: "Sorry fellas. The O5 Council consider omnicidal cronyism worth about a couple of years of parole. You'll be reporting to Dr Bright from here on out."

Cue the Enforcer trio trying their best to survive the deadly world of the SCP Foundation. And maybe retaining abilities from their contact with the 12 Talismans.

Hak Foo has parole as a foundation custodian - which annoys the trio as he gets more perks and doesnt have to clean out SCP-173's cell.

Valmont appears ofc, as another D-Class. Forced to interact with his former henchmen as equals whilst also trying to keep Shendu out of his head.

[lapontoart]

the Enforcers.  what shocked them?

[blood-starved-beast]

Speaking of Enforcer designs why in a world where sexism (presumably) doesn’t exist do the female enforcers dress like this?

Especially cause the male enforcers use normal pants and stuff. Maybe it’s cause they’re supposed to be like, basic enforcers doing menial tasks (which I imagine is what Caitlyn’s parents would make her do cause they don’t want her doing the dangerous stuff). But still when the dude characters are more practical - idk it’s just a weird design choice to me.

[pierre-reads-comics]

The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #19 — Stan Lee, Steve Ditko