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He activated the Gary signal
#reposting from Twitter#venture bros#henchman 21#vbros#the venture brothers#gary fischer#the venture bros
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Remember how Xenoblade Chronicles was an anime in the mid-90s that never officially came to the west, and the only way to watch it was on bootleg tapes?
Okay, I made that up. But this is how it might've looked!
#xenoblade#Xenoblade Chronicles#retro anime#reposting from twitter#reposting because twitter is imploding#to be clear I drew these#Shulk#Fiora#Sharla#Melia#Riki#Dunban#Reyn#Subtitles#Melia Antiqua#Nopon#Fake screencaps#VHS
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The Tales of Two Tricksters
It's officially November in ATOTT and in lieu of not having an illustration piece for Sae's arc. I caved and posted ACT 3's key art by the lovely
@thatmightyheart It's just gorgeous. we had a huge turning point and I'm hyped
#reposting from twitter#atott#commission art#fanfic#p5r#p5#persona 5 royal#shuake#akeshu#accomplice au.
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Tender Delirium 🌱🏛️ comic (WIP)
When school is done I’ll add to this! (praying)
#genshin impact#genshin fanart#alhaitham#kaveh#haikaveh#genshin comic#kavetham#reposting from twitter#artwork
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#aimsey#guqqie#aimsey fanart#guqqie fanart#sunshipduo#ausunshipduo#area unknown smp#ausmp#digital art#digital comics#reposting from twitter#sunshipduo fanart
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This guy? Nothing good ever happens to him.
reposting my loser art. i really liked the og caption so i also copied it lmao.
#svsss#moshang#shang qinghua#mobei jun#my art#reposting from twitter#hey ummmmmmmmmmm so yeah taps mic is this thing on????
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Idea: 1950s B-Movie scientist who transitions using ATOMIC Power! (a cross post from Twitter under the readmore)
We open in a laboratory scene, in black and white. Tesla coils and Jacob's ladders arc in the background. There's a big machine with lots of lights and dials, including a prominent one with two settings: X and Y.
A group of journalists mutter "rhubarb, rhubarb" as an elderly man with white hair walks in, wearing a labcoat.
"Gentlemen, I've invited you all here today to witness the first application of my new invention, the Atomic Gender Manipulator!"
The rhubarb increases in intensity.
"As you all know, the difference between men and women comes down to chromosomes. Men have XY, while women have XX." he says, while gesturing to a chalk board with some outlines of men and women on it.
"And for centuries this is just how it's been... But what if we could change that? What if we could rewrite that Y into an X? Many have said it's impossible, and... It is."
The rhubarb stops momentarily
"But that's not the end of the story! Recall the development of the airplane. Many ingenious scientists spent years trying to replicate the flapping wings of a bird, and got nowhere. But how many of you flew here today? Clearly flight is possible!"
"no, it was only when we realized that we had to stop aping the natural world and think differently about solutions to our problems that the Wright Brothers built their first plane, or Dr. Braun built his rockets. And so the same strategy must be applied to gender!"
"I ask you... What would happen if all the Y chromosomes in your body were destroyed? Well, your body would try to heal, of course. DNA is miraculous in its ability to repair damage. Your broken chromosomes, now all merely X, would join back up together, forming XX strands."
"and this is why all our attempts to rewrite a Y into an X have failed. It's not rewriting that will create the XX we need, but destruction. Remove the Y chromosome, and your body will naturally heal, forming XX chromesomes using the only remaining material."
"But professor!" one journalist pipes up, their notepad still for a moment. "Doesn't that mean you can't reverse the process? You can't turn back into a man."
The professor smiles. "That's true, and an inevitable limitation of the technology."
"if you were to try to turn back, the machine would destroy all your X chromosomes. As a woman, that's all your chromosomes, so there would be nothing left for your body to heal. You would merely die."
One journalist, a handsome man with some real Protagonist Vibes, looks up from his notebook, a concerned look on his face. "professor, I have another question. What if-"
The professor waves his hand dismissively. "I'm sorry gentlemen, we're running behind schedule."
"it's time to demonstrate my device. As the first test on humans, the only ethical subject to use would be myself. I shall see you in a few moments, transformed!"
He steps inside a chamber, all metal with a leaded glass viewing window.
His assistant flips a switch, and the hum of turbines increases in volumes.
"I am now targeting the professor with carefully tuned atomic rays, which will only affect his Y chromosome" he explains in a Russian accent.
Indicators show levels increasing. The professor looks uncomfortable though the window, grasping his head and torso. The assistant throws a final lever, and the chamber fills with steam, obscuring the professor from view.
The gathered journalists look uneasy, but say nothing, watching intently.
The assistant turns off the machine, and there's the sound of rotors spinning down. The chamber's porthole only shows swirling clouds of steam.
They walk over to the door, release a safety latch, and pull it open. The steam billows out onto the floor, slowly dissipating. The journalists rush forward, eager to see the results, whether success or failure.
In the chamber stands a beautiful woman. Inexplicably the machine has given her a new hairdo and applied makeup.
The journalists rapidly ask questions, all blurring together. The professor raises her hands to silence them, and explains that she'll be happy to answer any questions later, but for now she's tired from the procedure and needs to change out of this ill-fitting labcoat.
She walks out, as the journalists write rapidly in notepads and discuss with each other. The protagonist-looking one walks over the forgotten assistant, and asks him a question.
"say, Ingvar, I had a question. The professor explained how targeting Y in a man turned him into a woman, and that trying to target X in a woman would kill her. I can assume targeting Y in a woman would have no effect, but that leaves one possibility:
what would happen if you targeted X in a man?"
The assistant looks nervous, and maybe a little disturbed by the thought.
"well, that would destroy the X, leaving them with only Y. The healing process would kick in, and result in YY chromosomes."
"my science classes were a long time ago, Ingvar... What's a YY chromosome give you?"
"nothing that God has created in his earth. That would be a new form, a new gender... There's no telling what would happen."
The journalist walks off, eager to return and interview the professor tomorrow. He's got many questions for her.
Naturally during the course of the movie, someone does get turned into a YY, and seem fine... At first.
Then they start transforming, becoming what's basically a werewolf. Bigger, stronger, hairer, more violent, able to shrug off bullets.
The professor and protagonist finally manage to stop them, but the professor dies in the process (that's just how these movies go, sorry.)
Then as the journalists look on at the remains of the lab, in flames, they voice one of those end-of-movie speeches. She tampered in God's domain, learned too late that man was a feeling animal, etc.
The scene is carefully shot so we only see the silhouettes of the journalists, and then only as a mass of people.
The camera cuts to the final shot, facing the journalists, and one of them offers to take the rest out for drinks, they've earned it. The protagonist wipes the blood and soot off her face and asks if anyone has a light?
Then patting where her double-breasted suit pocket would be, smiles. "and a cigarette?"
There's a rustling of purses, and she's offered plenty of both from well-manicured long-nailed hands from off screen. She laughs, and the film fades to black.
Directed by Ed Wood.
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forever in love with nyanko-sensei as a concept. he's a mascot character despite like everyone in universe finding him ugly as hell. he's fat and stays fat. junji ito once rated him a 4 out of 5 in terms of scariness. he's an alcoholic and sounds like an old man.
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I would like to point out the delightful, subtle bit of subversion that is none of the angels, not even the strictest 'god-following' ones batting an eye over Aziraphale + Crowley's supposed love miracle being aimed at lesbians.
Like, they looked at this and went, yes, matchmaking for lesbians, that's the kind of miracle god likes. If that's really what Aziraphale was doing we can't punish him for that.
And I just...thought that was neat.
#reposting from twitter#I thought the Tumble peeps might appreciate this#ineffable husbands#good omens#good omens 2#good omens 2 spoilers#miraculous lesbians
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mio mio 💙
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A collection of Wukong’s~☀️����
#lego monkie kid#lmk#lmk wukong#some months old drawings I still love#reposting from Twitter#I love Wukong so much
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Of all the years I've been an mcr fan (18+), this is the most genuine I have EVER seen Gerard, and it's such a fucking delight to see. He's so fucking happy! He loves his band! He loves his best friends!
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tell me this isn’t thrawn thinking about eli:
#reposting from twitter#thranto brainrot is real y’all#thrawn#eli vanto#thranto#quote from madeline miller’s circe
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kyudo veronika
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