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every autistic person watching this episode of dungeon meshi:

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I’m so emotional about dinosaur stuffed animals,,, there are these creatures, extinct long before any of us were alive, but we found their bones and their eggs and their footprints. And we made drawings and models of what they could’ve looked like. And we made them into stuffed animals so we could hold them. We made them soft so we could love them. I’m sobbing

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Malfunction

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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, _________

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Sunday

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Judging by the TF ONE trailer, I wonder if Starscream is actually the Decepticon leader because it seems like he is already working closely with Soundwave and Shockwave and it seems like, at least setting/body language-wise he is their leader.

It would be such an interesting twist if Megatron actually joined the Decepticons and didn't create them. If Starscream is the leader and Megatron ends up joining them because he hears their plight and struggle and he has to appeal to Starscream or rather he is intrigued by Stascream that would be interesting.

At this point we know that Megatron isn't a leader or anything, and certainly isn't a Decepticon. This would be interesting if the Decepticons were already a very military, revolutionary group that is borderline evil, and Megatron wants to join because he believes in them. And they would be very militant if Starscream was their leader.

On the other hand, at this point Optimus would already be forming the autobots as a more peace, less violent structured organization but Megatron doesn't feel represented in that. Juust food for thought. It would be interesting to me at least if Starscream was the leader all along, and he invited Megatron to join.

And that way they balance each other out? Starscream is militant, quick to jump to violence and destruction. Megatron is level headed, but also cunning and knows when to attack. And that just makes them blend better.

I also like the idea of Starscream becoming the leader to begin with because it shows how varying levels of privileged bots are still oppressed under cybertronian society if they speak out. There were these weird posts a while ago that implied that starscream's position as a seeker made him to privileged to actual be a decepticon or face oppression and that's kinda dumb

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“Transformers fans” when the new movie isn’t rated R and gruesome (it’s nothing like the bayverse movies): 😡😡😡😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬😳😤😤😤😤😤😤😤

THE TRAILER WAS SUPER GOOD

-I loved the vibe of the whole entire thing

-bumblebee was funny

-the music was a vibe

- Chris Hemwsorth was amazing

- the art style was perfect

-the plot was interesting

I can’t wait to get the chance to draw them

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Sexy thighs

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Them <3

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Behold…

✨WORLDBUILDING✨

Excuse me as I go insane over the fact that Cybertron is an inorganic-organic hybrid planet

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quick painting of elita-1 from the transformers one trailer

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Thel

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Saw someone on Reddit theorize that the reason the Halo show is Like That is because it was supposed to be a Mass Effect show but they couldn’t get the rights so they just licensed some other famous science fiction game series, did some rewrites, and went from there. And I’m intensely disturbed because of how much sense this theory makes, because so much of the show feels like “Halo pretending to be Mass Effect”:

The general focus on internal, smaller-scale human conflicts, intergalactic politics, and relationships with the bigger alien threat building largely in the background.

The Covenant’s motives and reasons for attacking humanity being built up as a mystery like how Mass Effect makes a big deal out of nobody knowing why the Reapers do what they do (in contrast to the Halo games, where the Covenant’s motives are more or less known from the start). Also, how the Covenant aren’t really humanized in comparison to the games, being portrayed more like inscrutable beings using brainwashed human servants like the Reapers.

The frank depictions and discussions of sex and nudity. Halo’s generally always avoided outright sexual content beyond the occasional silly joke (e.g., “he was my lover!”), whereas Mass Effect never shied away from that subject.

The sheer fact that Master Chief fucks at all, and especially that he fucks a woman aligned with the aliens (and is speculated by some to be originally intended AS an alien). Fucking aliens is one of the bread-and-butters of Mass Effect, but can you ever imagine that in a Halo game beyond obvious non-canon gags like Johnson hugging the Elite in CE?

The portrayal of AIs. Cortana is a mix of EDI (AI made by morally dodgy group that slowly aligns with the good guys) and SAM from Andromeda (implanted into Chief’s nervous system rather then just carried in a chip like in the games). More vaguely, the Spartans’s portrayal as basically human robots “rediscovering their humanity” feels eerily similar to the Geth and their whole arc of developing individuality, with Chief filling the role of Legion.

Halsey acts a lot like a female Illusive Man, manipulating people for “the greater good” and lacking a lot of her more sympathetic traits from the games. Similarly, the guy playing Captain Keyes looks and acts A LOT more like Captain Anderson from Mass Effect (seriously, Danny Sapani is the perfect pick Anderson aside from getting Keith David to reprise the role; he’d be an amazing casting choice if this were a Mass Effect show). And just to cap it off, this Makee character is suspiciously similar to Benezia, serving the villains, the sex appeal, and it would explain why so many people get the vibe that she was intended as an alien.

The fact that the whole plot is kicked off when Master Chief goes to colony to find it was attacked by aliens and touches an ancient alien device that gives him a vision… just like Commander Shepard going to Eden Prime and touching the Beacon at the start of Mass Effect.

The way Parangosky is portrayed, arguing with and seeking respect from a Council while also covering for undercover black ops stuff would make a lot more sense as the Citadel Council and the whole subplot in Mass Effect of humanity having to prove themselves as newcomers who have only just got onto the Council (which would also explain Parangosky being made a lot nicer then in canon Halo; she’s a stand-in for the first human councilor in Mass Effect, taking elements from both Anderson and Udina).

This one is kind of a stretch but Kwan and the Madrigal subplot feel ever so similar to Tali and the Quarians (younger girl from a culture on the outskirts of galactic society leaves home and ends up working with her peoples’s perceived enemy and learning they’re not so different — again, lining up with the ”Spartans as Geth” idea). Kwan also seems to take a bit after Ashley, being survivor of the heretic Geth Covenant attack on Eden Prime her hometown and having similar ”angry tough girl” characterization.

Like, no, completely unironically I am one hundred percent sure that this was a Mass Effect script at some point in its production. If so, man, BioWare really dodged a bullet for once, huh?

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Grunt charms and stickers are back in the shop : ) Link