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I'm still unable to sit at my desk for as long as I'd like to.. but I can sit long enough to draw some comics here and there at least! One of which being a (somewhat) angsty comic with Grim and V! Did you really think they escaped my angst curse?? It was only a matter of time before I cursed them as well! XDD
But for real, I've wanted to draw something angsty with Grim and V for a while now. And I'm glad I was finally able to! Even if its kind'aaa more of a goofy comic with angsty undertones rather than full on angst. XDD
The more I draw these two, the more lore I start to build in the background... I wonder if I should explore Grim's more serious angst sometime.. 😈😈
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Coming from my last compliment of Moose, my OC (their callsign is Cheshire) whom is the permanent resident (for legal reasons) and chaotic sunshine of any base. Would definitely hand make Moose and the rest of the Shadow Company crochet bees of their favorite colors and giving them each a really wholesome way in giving it. They would make Graves one too, but as a gravestone just for jokes while also just punting it to him for the reason of ‘Something about him makes me want to punt him off somewhere or punt things over to him’.
Everyone gets bees and they all love them. Graves acting annoyed with how he received his but later absolutely adoring it and hiding it away with other things he’s been given by his Shadows that he holds dear.
It’s a must. A sacrifice must be made. It’s out of love too. Chaos must reign in someway.
Wiztober 2022 Day Five: Rewritten
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Nolan Stormgate unrolls the scroll of parchment that contains his rough draft essay. His own handwriting greets him, curling dark blue ink in scrawled uneven lines, splotches of ink straying into the margins. His heart sinks at the red ink scattered across the parchment. It is in Professor Cyrus Drake’s hand, mostly straight, blocky lettering as many native Draconian speakers have, a remnant of their vastly different alphabet.
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The Afton tradition of me drawing them leaning on cars
Malistaire and the Young Wizard
Some time ago, I tossed around ideas for how I’d write Arc 1 of Wizard101 as a more traditional miniseries, and one of my biggest priorities was making Malistaire more sympathetic. It always seemed weird to me that Malistaire said he’d rule the spiral with Sylvia after he revived the Dragon Titan; I felt it would have been much more appropriate if he was so blinded by love and ambition he would completely disregard any possible risks of what he’s doing, or be absolutely convinced that he and Sylvia could survive the Dragon Titan’s wrath and live in a little house. It wouldn’t matter if the Spiral was destroyed, all he needed was her.
I also wanted to put more into the relationship between the young wizard and Malistaire. Upon first arriving to Ravenwood and seeing each other for the first time in Golem Tower, the young wizard would see Malistaire as just a mustache twirling evil wizard, and Malistaire would see them as a petulant child that’s in over their head. But as their adventure goes on and they learn more about each other, the black and white view of their dynamic becomes a little more gray. Perhaps the young wizard could understand Malistaire’s feelings of loss and loneliness after being whisked away from their home and family to a faraway world with magic and danger around every corner, and Malistaire’s desire to have that back. Malistaire could solemnly remark that the young wizard would have been one of Sylvia’s favorite students, acknowledging how they’ve grown as a wizard.
This all culminates in the Crown of Fire. The young wizard confronts Malistaire, but this time it’s different. The young wizard sees Malistaire as sad and frail, blinded by his love to see the consequences of bringing back the Dragon Titan. Malistaire now sees the young wizard as a bold, powerful young adult who’s far more than just a Ravenwood student. They’ve come to know each other, and neither want to kill each other, but know the only way this can end is if one of them dies. And instead of the grand speech between Cyrus and Malistaire, the fight is only prefaced with the young wizard asking “…You ready?”, where Malistaire would respond “…Yes.”
Lengthy Bumaro/Mekhanite lore ramblings beneath the cut!!!!! I love him a lot so my brain just churns out Words sometimes. All of these are just parts of my headcanon, which is an amalgamation of several canons.
1. Bumaro is a missing component of Mekhane. This is due to the fact he is the last pure remnant of Mekhane's ichor in existence. He is not aware that he is a missing component and only has a slight suspicion that Mekhane needs her ichor to be rebuilt.
2. The pre Bronze Age mekhanites, basically the beginnings of the cult, had fountains/wells of Mekhane's ichor. It was a finite resource and the early mekhanites treated the ichor wells as sacred objects. The best priests among them would drink from it, which was a common ritual, thus granting the immortality/effects Bumaro currently has. (For instance, 3221-2 is one of these early priests, though as his article entails, he walked a different path than the average mekhanite) However, these early priests would also surrender themselves back to the ichor in the name of Mekhane to restrenghten her, once they believed their knowledge had been sufficiently passed onto their successors.
3. In the passing years of the following bronze age, as societies began to really develop, the wells were often lost to history or dried up, due to excessive usage. As the Bronze Age mekhanite empire began to really build up their infrastructure/cities, the ichor of Mekhane was often used as an alloy to enhance infrastructure as well as bless and strengthen weapons. The art of drinking it died out with the early priests and the knowledge was pretty much forgotten, given the early mekhanites current lack of a method to physically store and pass knowledge. Due to its excessive usage in the big city states of mekhanite greece, it was extremely depleted, leaving only one well left guarded in the capital city beneath the forges, which was only used in the most dire of circumstances for emergencies. When the war came around, it was first used sparingly to help with weaponry, though once the sarkics really began to pose a legitimate threat, the fountain's usage increased to help with the construction of colossi/automatons/complicated machinery. It was also used in the construction of hedwig's ai. Due to its heavy usage and finitality, decades later it inevitably dried up.
3.5 Note: The Bronze Age mekhanite empire was a lot less culty and less devoted to rebuilding mekhane, though they still dutifully worshipped her. I like to think of the worship timeline like this: Early Mekhanites: understood that Mekhane shouldn't be rebuilt, didnt try, but faithfully worshipped her in hopes of strengthening her in her fight against Yaldabaoth. Bronze Age empire: that knowledge was a little lost on them, but they worshipped her all the same. This was when the first ideas of rebuilding her were introduced. Post Bronze Age: Different fragmented mekhanite groups all had varying beliefs until they were united and isolated in the three modern sects a few hundred years later. Modern Age: Bumaro and the current church are trying to rebuild mekhane, convinced that the notion Mekhane shouldn't be rebuilt is a lie of the FLESH. Trunnion and the orthodoxy believe mekhane needs to be restored for the universal machine (the universe) to be put back into balance. Hedwig and the maxwellists are convinced that building the hive mind and using internet tech will rebuild WAN but better.
4. In my headcanon, in the Bronze Age mekhanite empire, Bumaro was originally a scholar/student studying the history of the mekhanite people as well as the lore and all the stuff relating to Mekhane herself. At that time, he was also studying the holy artifacts hypothesized to be broken pieces of mekhane, which is why he knows about the existence of certain pieces in the later modern era. Bumaro had also been working on reconstructing fragmented and small texts of the early mekhanites which vaguely detailed the ichor drinking ritual. The immortality and transformative effects were known to him, though he was skeptical about their truth. After all, the lore of theology was often a bizarre mix of truth and falsity. Due to both his scholarly and familial status (only son of the family of one of the city state rulers), he had access to the well and because of his studies, he vaguely knew of its powers. Therefore, when things got desperate for the mekhanites, he decided to drink it in hopes of turning the war around.
4.5 note: 217 is a manufactured and imperfect replica of Mekhane's ichor, created by a much later group of mekhanites attempting to replicate it in hopes of gaining its mythological powers. Thus, Bumaro is literally the only source of pure ichor still left in existence
5. When bumaro finally reformed and escaped adytum through alagadda and entered back into the world, he was pretty unstable and only had one goal of rebuilding mekhane to ensure yaldabaoth stayed imprisoned and the archon dead (being barely alive and stuck within man made horrors beyond comprehension for a few thousand years kind of messed with him a little bit). Thus, he returned as a self proclaimed prophet of mekhane and easily seized power from the current church of the broken god, which had an oligarchical structure until he took over. Most members of the church easily accepted him given he seemed to match the ancient stories and could demonstrate his abilities. Oligarch members who were hesitant were either eventually convinced or discreetly killed.
6. Though rebuilding mekhane in 1945 was a failure and bumaro was rather enraged, he wasn't entirely stupid. After the catastrophe, he realized his mistake in haste and stepped back more into the shadows to begin a more methodical, long term plan for Mekhane's reconstruction. He wanted to gather more intel, especially about the modern world/foundation/other gois and amass a more powerful following in order to effectively bring about Mekhane's return. In the following decade he finally formerly met with Trunnion and later both of them encountered Hedwig/the maxwellists when they eventually emerged as a formidable power in the late 90s. Since then, bumaro's main goal of rebuilding mekhane has remained so and he will do whatever is necessary to achieve it.
7. However, in order for Mekhane to be rebuilt and function properly, Bumaro needs to consciously and effectively sacrifice himself to the cause, integrating himself, his ichor with Mekhane. He's absolutely willing to do that, except that he's unsure if its actually the truth since its merely rumored in old scripture and he wont take stupid chances and risk himself, knowing his valuability to Mekhane. The Mexico disaster occurred because of several artifacts that hadn't been retrieved, the faux manufactured heart/ichor, and the fact that bumaro didn't understand his sacrifice to Mekhane was a core component to her functionality.
Alright, so I might have been slightly obsessed with Cody since he went from stoic professional to spin-kicking a droid within the first 5 minutes of the pilot movie.
i had this waiting forever because i wanted add fives and tup, but clones with hair for some reason are difficult to draw for me. [insp!]
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Possibly the first time I drew Cody and the clones in a doodle....then somehow blew up into an eye-searingly pastel colored comic.
I think I intended this to be Scariff’s beach, but yeah, I suppose this is now whatever planet with beaches and agressively touchy-feely gigantic locals
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He wonders if his General came because they were comrades, or because the intel in Wolffe’s head was much too important to fall in enemy hands…but there is something in the way Plo calls him son… - After being captured by Separatists and losing an eye to the Sith, Wolffe struggles to come to terms with the worth of a clone.
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*thinks about plo koon*: wow..