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Skip the sin part and face yourself instead

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cant sleep

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based on me projecting seeing codependency trauma in sinners

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Stealing this from Reddit cos its natural home is Tumblr.

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merrill and neve for warmup

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very rough and quick souyo because who has time these days??

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Trazyn found himself particulary taken with an Octopod, the same rich turquoise as his Nihilakh colors. The creature surely attracted by his heraldry attached herself to his shoulderplate. He collected the specimen, as a souvenir. - The Infinite and the Divine

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Ghost Type Pokemon Trainer Dizzy and Her Ace Mimikyu!

for a colab ^_^

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Trazyn is responsible for at least a few cryptid sightings

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hairstyle doodles 想畫更多香香的髮型🥺

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I've read Warriors Cats looong ago, so I don't remember most of the names, but.

In Russian books, Graystripes is called something like Steepside, which probably refers to him being quite rotund, and it's my favouritr example of a silly translation.

Also Sandpaw is Mustard... but as a warrior, she still becomes Sandstorm.

Oh, and Ravenpaw is Burnt! No ravens whatsoever.

There are also some names that have same meaning as English ones but unusual forms. Like Звездоцап (Tigerclaw; pronounced Zvezdotsap, means something like "The one that claws at the stars"), Жабик (Toad; pronounced Zhabik, and translates closer to Toadie... and it's a kinda goofy sounding form), and Прыгушок (Hopkit; pronounced Prygushok and is also very uncommon and quite goofy).

can y'all tell me what the silliest warrior cat name translations there have been in your language if you didn't read the books in english

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Necrons' whole "we are an extremely advanced spacefaring civilization but also Bronze Age Egypt" thing is funny in a lot of ways, but my favorite one just has to be the crypteks' whole deal.

Because they are, like, scientists. In the way that would probably be (save for those of T'au) closest to the way we understand the term. They have specializations. In fact, with how advanced necrontyr technology was, and how short their lifespans were, they would probably be incredibly hyperspecialized to the point that two plasmancers from slightly different sub-fields of study would barely be able to understand each other.

But in the necron society they play the role of the Wise Men, the Priests, the Scribes - old and wise keepers of all manner of knowledge at the king's side, always ready to talk at length about the mysteries of the universe...

Like, Trazyn's long-suffering buddy Sannet is a dimensionalist. Probably spent his entire mortal life to become one. But he works as a museum curator... because he is a cryptek. And it's crypteks who handle all the nerd shit like "writing things down", right? And yeah, I guess he needs the expertise to handle all of Trazyn's stasis toys (he is probably the one who makes them for him, come to think of it) - but it doesn't change the fact that my man is as far from his homefield as he could be.

Essentially, what I am saying is that Necrons treat PhDs in the same way that Hollywood movies tend to - as a mark of belonging to an order of mystics, not as a professional specialization. And I think it would be hilarious if it was ever acknowledged:

'Come, Zuldarekh, your phaeron calls. Tell me of this stellar anomaly and how I could use it for the glory of the dynasty!'

'I... uh.. fuck, man, I don't know. I am a floramancer. Do you want to know about the effect that cross-pollination strategies have on mutation rates in plants in a particular region of that planet over there?'

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ah eto… blehhh :PPP

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I haven't drawn much recently but here are some commissioned works from different artists...🥺💖

(kiddos uwuwuwuw