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Doctor got Smooth Moves
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#dr cortex#neo cortex#neocortex#dr neo cortex#crash bandicoot#This was obviously for the fans out there.💖✨😍
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Mighty Med headcanons!
Note: English is not my native language, so there may be incorrect expressions and mistakes in the text. This is all for fun, don't take the headcanons seriously.
It seems to me that there is not enough such content, so I want to fix that.
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Kisses and hugs
Tecton
All his kisses and hugs are as restrained as possible. For your safety! He will definitely ask permission to kiss and, if you don’t mind, he will do everything to make sure you enjoy it. His kisses are deep and filled with love. It will be ideal if you sit on his lap. He hugs you tenderly, but in a way that makes you feel his affection.
Horace Dias
He's super romantic person! In public, he prefers to kiss your hand like a gentleman and also pays compliments. Just let him demonstrate all his elegant abilities that he has acquired over the years of his life. When no one can see you, Horace is more romantic. His kisses are delicate, but at the same time very passionate. Prefers a one-arm hug on the couch if you're sitting together. Quite jealous, but doesn't talk about it.
The Crusher
A self-confident young (no, we know that's a lie) man. He kisses often, sometimes it distracts (he does it on purpose). If he kisses you, he definitely needs to touch you: hand, shoulder, cheek, thigh, it doesn’t matter. It's difficult with hugs because he doesn't always control his powers. Yes, sometimes your bones rate his love 100%.
Blue Tornado
He can kiss you if he wants, and most often on the cheek. Tornado does not like to take initiative, so everything depends on you. Still, that doesn't mean he doesn't have feelings, he's just... him. But! He will be happy to cuddle with you in bed in the morning on his only day off.
NeoCortex
Prefers lazy hugs and kisses, but this is all due to chronic fatigue. He doesn’t see the point in showing his love for you in front of the public if he can lie on the couch at home cuddling with you. Most often you lie on his chest and he hugs you with his free arm. He may kiss your head or hand, but if you take the initiative and kiss him on the lips, he won't mind.
Captain Atomic
Like Horace, Captain Atomic is a very romantic person. Before the kiss, he will definitely say a few compliments to your outfit. He usually kisses and strokes your waist. In fact, he also wraps his arms around your waist. Captain Atomic is possessive, so in all your interactions, he prefers to have you nearby.
Megahertz
Megahertz has two states: a good man (okay, he separates the relationship and his villainy) and a bad boy. If he is in a special mood, his kisses are aggressive and passionate. Just let him be the boss (he's not) in the relationship. Yes, he may bite you or not let go of you for a long time, but he will not harm his partner. This is just an image to maintain the ego. He can be soft and sensitive, but he needs a reason for this.
#mighty med#headcanon#mighty med headcanon#tecton#Horace Dias#blue Tornado#the crusher#neocortex#captain atomic#megahertz#just for fun#mighty med x reader
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Really satisfied with this style for Neo. I drew this one shortly after rendering a slushmix of Catch by Kosheen, which turned out with a nice Cortex vibe to it, so in a sense it became the soundtrack to this pic! I've uploaded it here; https://youtu.be/gkhTKd9_K9s
#crashbandicoot#crash bandicoot#neo cortex#neocortex#crashbandicootfanart#crash bandicoot fanart#my art
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:,3 @ixupi94
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Doctor Neo Cortex with Asexual, Greyromantic, and Fictoplatonic icons for a friend on Twitter
#dr cortex#neo cortex#dr neo cortex#crash bandicoot#neocortex#cortex#neo#doctor neo cortex#doctor neo periwinkle cortex#dr. neo cortex#neo periwinkle cortex#doctorneocortex#doctor cortex#lgbtq#asexual#greyromantic#fictoplatonic#icons
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oliver: you saved me. i owe you my life.
neocortex: no thanks. i’ve seen it and i’m not very impressed.
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Arrivals (Coco and Cortex) #actionfigures #actionfigurephotography #figures #figurephotography #figurines #figurinephotography #toyphotography #photography #headstarttoys #importsdragon #crashbandicoot4 #crashbandicoot4itsabouttime #crash4 #drneocortex #drcortex #neocortex #cortex #cocobandicoot #coco #snapcube #sonicfandub #realtimefandub https://www.instagram.com/p/CeahqF3JYOF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
#actionfigures#actionfigurephotography#figures#figurephotography#figurines#figurinephotography#toyphotography#photography#headstarttoys#importsdragon#crashbandicoot4#crashbandicoot4itsabouttime#crash4#drneocortex#drcortex#neocortex#cortex#cocobandicoot#coco#snapcube#sonicfandub#realtimefandub
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Howdy guys, aromantic NeoCortex
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Madame Amberly creepypasta by zatox1
#madame amberly#crash bandicoot#neocortex#crash twinsanity#horror#blood#creepypasta#creepy art#psycopath#jail#prison#evi#murder
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I have NeoCortex and Incognito on rotate on my brain but they're not doing anything
They're just like
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peeka-boo
XD this makes me rofl some reason but expected his hiding in the bushes.
#dr neo cortex#crash bandicoot#neo cortex#dr cortex#neocortex#crash bandicoot 4#crashbandicoot#crash team rumble#gif
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They are hot and you can't change my mind 🤌🔥
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[ General Crash Reporting ]
Quick paint-over of an abandoned sketch, illustrating a wild AU where world-emperor Cortex sits on his throne of power crystals like a mad diva, everything having worked out pretty much the way he wanted it to. Aku may have lost the battle, but he hasn't given up on protecting Crash.
Yes, the crown is made of platinum relics inlaid with master crystal fragments, the madman. And yes, that's Wumpa wine.
#neo cortex#crash bandicoot#crash bandicoot fanart#neocortex#crashbandicoot#cortex#crashbandicootfanart#uka uka#ukauka#aku aku#akuaku#crystals#generalcrash#general crash#my art
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I’d learned by this point that comparing brains is a difficult business in general. In explaining how clever humans are, we often point out the extraordinarily large size of our thinking organs. Their bulk is the bane of childbirth and consumes 90 percent of the glucose in our blood. But size itself is not a clear guide for comparing animal intelligences, as some bigger animals with larger brains seem to lack the cognitive abilities of smaller ones. Size, as the saying goes, isn’t everything. Relative brain-to-body size, how wrinkled and complex brains are, the thickness of their layers, the structures within them, and the types of neurons these are made of are all helpful—though our human brains are, naturally, the yardstick that other brains are measured against. And yet it is impossible to look at a whale brain and not be surprised by its size. When Hof first saw one, despite knowing they were big, its mass still shocked him. The human brain is about 1,350 grams, three times larger than our big-brained relative, the chimpanzee. A sperm whale or killer whale brain can be 10 kilograms. These are the biggest brains on Earth and possibly the biggest brains ever, anywhere. It’s perhaps not a fair comparison: in relation to the size of our bodies, our brains are bigger than those of whales. Ours are similar in proportion to our body mass, as are the brains of some rodents; mice and men both invest a lot of themselves in their thinking organs. But we both lag far behind small birds and ants, which have much bigger brains compared to their body size than any big animals.
The outer layer of a mammal’s brain is called the cerebral cortex. In cross section, it looks a little like a wraparound bicycle helmet sitting on top of the other parts of the brain. This is the most recently evolved part of our brains, and it was by using their own cerebral cortexes that brain scientists have learned that this area is responsible for rational, conscious thought.
It handles tasks like perceiving senses, thinking, movement, figuring out how you relate to the space around you, and language. You are using yours now to read and think about this sentence. Many biologists define “intelligence” as something along the lines of the mental and behavioral flexibility of an organism to solve problems and come up with novel solutions. In humans, the cerebral cortex, acting with other bits of the brain (the basal ganglia, basal forebrain, and dorsal thalamus), appears to be the seat of this form of “intelligence.” The more cortex you have and the more wrinkled it is, the more surface area available for making connections—and voila! More thinking.
Humans have a really large neocortex surface area, but it’s still just over half that of a common dolphin, and miles behind the sperm whale. Even if you divide the cortex area by the total weight of the brain to remove the cetacean size advantage, humans still lag behind dolphins and killer whales. But there are other measurements in the cortex that seem to be associated with intelligence, and here, dolphins and whales lag behind humans.
The more neurons are packed in, how closely and effectively they are wired, and how fast they transmit impulses are also extremely important in brain function. Just as the composition and layout of the chipset in your tiny, cheap cellphone allows it to pack more computing power than a five-tonne room-sized 1970s supercomputer. Both cetaceans and elephants, the biggest mammals on sea and land, seem to have large distances between their neurons and slower conduction speeds. In raw numbers of neurons, humans here, too, have the edge, with a human cortex containing an estimated 15 billion neurons. Given the larger size of cetacean brains, you’d think they’d have more, but in fact their cerebral cortex is thinner, and the neurons are fatter, taking up more room.
Nevertheless, some cetaceans such as the false killer whale are close behind human levels with 10.5 billion cerebral neurons, about the same as an elephant. Chimps have 6.2 billion and gorillas 4.3 billion. Further complicating comparisons, whales have huge numbers of other kinds of cells, called glia, packing their cortexes. Until recently, we believed these glial cells to be an unthinking filler, but we’ve now discovered that they actually seem important for cognition, too. I don’t know about you, but all this cortex measurement and comparison makes my own feeble organ hurt.
— In the Mind of a Whale
#tom mustill#in the mind of a whale#science#zoology#biology#human biology#marine biology#neuroscience#brain#cerebral cortex#basal ganglia#basal forebrain#thalamus#neocortex#neurons#glia#patrick hof#whales#intelligence
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