one of the contestants of the object show: object object object iv (oooiv), HUMAN FORME - moonlight centurion the awkward, angsty artiste.
these three outfits symbolise the main stages of the life of moonlight centurion:
HER BEGINNING: HARSHER, RESERVED, CYNICAL, LONER, INDECISIVE…
HER LATE GAME: A FREER, MORE COMFORTABLE STATE OF LIFE SURROUNDED BY FRIENDS…
2 YRS AFTER THE END OF OOOIV: REGRESSED, BITTER, NARCISSISTIC, SELF-DESTRUCTIVE…
they say its cuz a little ditty named tailspike up and vanished, how male-centric of her
her wikiamulch page reads:
Moonlight Centurion is the loner of Object Object Object IV who insists she wants nothing to do with the show really but is in for the conversion of a lifetime. She gains friends that she didn't have before, learns things she hadn't before and learns to form connections with others beyond previous resentment for intruding on her privacy.
At the start of OOOIV, she is a deeply insecure misanthrope who prefers to keep to herself despite the constant attention given to her. Her insecurity and indifference leading her to constantly change her identity with even the idea of discussing her interests to others to be too much for her. These walls are pretty easy to break though considering how easy it is to agitate or cause her to become flustered with insults or compliments. This is especially true when it comes to art, one of her hobbies. In her agitation, she is often cynical and snide, becoming very visually disturbed. She is secretly DESPERATE for friends despite her misanthropic nature, don't tell anyone.
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extract shots from episode 11b of oooiv, the object show
the eleventh B episode of oooiv, loved making this! roleplaying as another contestant for a challenge is fun as fuck.
i was bored af recreating paper puppet backgrounds for background fodder, canonically in crumpet city tbffyi...
also peep the goodbye eri and mr paddle from funky forest: the first contact and also HFJONE and OSI and also cup's from object universe and nunchaku from world of the objects is there too and the chainsaw man and the jacob fairclough and that one batman panel- jesus fuck shit's a reference fest (and you don;t need to know them either! maybe one)
I say Classpecting isn't my thing, and yet I made this whole chart because I was bored.
Template can be found here!
I'm confident in the Aspects but not so much the Classes for some. I will still explain the ones I'm able to, as well as elaborate on ones already explained before.
DISCLAIMER: I will be following my own personal definition of the system, which is built upon the scraps of canon and what I feel makes sense. I apologize in advance for the psychic damage these will potentially cause. The system is very VERY vague and everyone interprets it in their own way.
-Gold Ingot's classpect is mostly just a joke in that he tends to strain his own bonds.... In my defense, a lot of Homestuck roles are puns(Vriska and Dirk come to mind). There is some basis for him being a bloodbound, as he values his bonds dearly and is known to unite people for his own motives.
-Silver's role as seer mostly hinges on her hobbies(which rely a lot on knowledge) and using tarot cards(a known Seer tool) to unveil Slipper's personal history. It was a tossup between Void and Light but I feel Void plays more into her niche hobbies and tendency to slink into the shadows of her outspoken cousins.
-Bronze with the Dave classpect???? You heard that right. He serves as the one who gets people back on track, whether that be challenges or telling people(Gold Ingot) how it is.
-Platinum having the spotlight stealing role speaks for itself.... I couldn't help myself lmao.
-I know Mr. Hand evokes more of a Voidbound but HEAR ME OUT. His job as goverment worker relies on changing the placement of lives(assuming his plan didn't get retconned) AND it's implied that he warped the lives of his co-workers into loyal beasts. He treats lives as something to toy around is what I'm saying. I guess the world destroying thing could be an argument but he just gives Witchy vibes to me, you know??
-Being Team Captains and essential to the events of Take 2, it only ever made sense to assign Globe and Caramel Cube the mandated aspects. Caramel Cube being a Space player mostly just comes down to the Frog Quest being a team effort, seeing as she herself cultivates a safe space for her teammates. Globe(who happens to share a role with Aradia) on the other hand stresses over time and inevitability, whether it's cleaning up to make time for his contestants or worrying over betrayal.
-Rage is not only chaos and negativity, but represents the harsh truth. Plasma Ball tries to guide others by not sugarcoating how it is. It also plays into the theory that Mages have a strained relationship with their Aspect, seeing as how she struggles with the chaos her anger can cause sometimes.
-Being the idealist of the group, Knight Eng- I mean Knight Helmet is the certified Hope Player of Team H. While his knight sthick left a lot to be desired, with enough work he channeled his hope into something beneficial, thus unlocking his true potential by the time he's eliminated. Knight can work too but his character arc can be seen as the journey of a Page. The Knight character not having the Knight class, what irony!
-Okay, Flashlight and Glass Shard being stealing classes relates to the ways they interact with their team, whether it be helping out for their own gain or to benefit others. They also happen to have aspects inverse of each other.... Which was more picked for how well it fit them. Glass Shard in season 1 used underhanded tactics to get his way(changing hands only to prevent elimination and also getting a girlfriend) while staying within the shadows in season 2. Flashlight on the other hand makes light of people's actions and motivates them towards the spotlight. That and... She's a flashlight and I couldn't help myself LMAOOOOOOO.
-Pan being a Bard of Mind mostly relates to how he causes destruction beyond any comprehension. You know how it is.
-Light represents Knowledge, which Post-It Note has plenty of. He also guides others with this knowledge, making him eligible to be a guiding class. He's the Mage to Journal's Seer. I guess you can argue Seer fits because of that dream he had one time but non-seers are shown to have visions too soooooooo....
-Bottle mends the minds of others and always opts for the most logical conclusion. A big part of her conflict in the merge is her struggle to change or mend the minds of others.
-Cup's idealism often causes destruction at the hands of others and himself. Being the merge's designated comic relief, his moments bring hope and happiness to the audience and sometimes others around him.
-Treasure Chest's story revolves around the bonds he makes and the responsibility that comes with it. He works hard to serve others, which can lead to him making rather tough decisions. Knights also help with the frog quest, owing to his importance in Take 2. That and well... I really wanted to give him Karkat's role. If you know, you know.
-I'm just going to copy-paste what I said in Journal's SBURBIO page:
Journal's struggle is defined by the futility of an outcome that will more than likely result in a lot of deaths. He's so focused on stopping this outcome that doom is all he ever ends up seeing in the end. He also tried to guide others to trying to stop him, none of which worked out as either they don't believe him or they got driven away by his mania. In that sense, he's the seer whose omen people refuse to listen to.
I suppose he's also eligible for Mage, but he fits the role of an overlooked Seer much more.
-Ukulele brings new life to those needing stability. Her role as a Life Player makes her defiance at the hands of Slipper all the more impactful(You can take it as Inversion if you subscribe to that).
-Breaking free of the bonds from the Bloodbound Treasure Chest, Chainsaw brings destruction in his wake. He goes his own direction and will stop at nothing to achieve it.
-Slipper messes with other's sense of self, whether that means insisting Chainsaw needs her or making Ukulele into someone she's not.
As for the rest... I'm not really sure how to go about explaining them???? Not particularly confident in some of them.
I know.... This is weeks after the episode came out. The episode was a lot and I needed a lot of time to process it.
-One plus is the way the episode plays with your expectations. An earthquake shows up and given the thumbnail you would think "Oh shit! Is it finally happening?". Turns out it's just a sudden earthquake. Another example comes in the form of Post-It Note's injury. At first glance you wonder if he got attacked by a monster... But as Journal's hallucinations escalate you begin to realize what actually happened. That's not even getting into the bait and switch with the title and thumbnail coming into the episode's release. You had to be there.
-Countdown notwithstanding, the challenge was very low key. It was a well needed breather from the intensity of last episode. The character moments we do get help us learn more about them.... Whether it's confirming what people suspected with Plasma Ball's anger management or implying a deeper reason to Chainsaw's motives. It really sets up what to expect in this stretch of the game.
-We FINALLY got some lore to chew on. Between the implications of the competition grounds being owned by Mr. Hand and the Blue Nightmares themselves, we get some hints to the bigger picture and what's to come. The UPA styled commercial was also a good look into what the Lab served for.... It's worth noting that the creature in the tube can be seen in the commercial.
-The expressions were top notch this time around! You can really feel what the characters felt... Which is especially important in Journal's scenes...
-So the reason why Cup was rewritten to not forgive Treasure Chest right away is because his elimination was planned for this episode. Makes a lot of sense, as it gave some important depth and development to Cup and Treasure Chest's characters that we probably wouldn't have gotten otherwise. I just hope that isn't the end of Treasure Chest's arc and we get some well needed closure with him and Team 47... Especially Journal....
-Oh and the Gold Ingot stuff... I'll be honest here, I don't have much to say in regards to his plot in general. Other people have probably said it better than I ever could.
-The tone was much more serious but I felt it made sense given the circumstances. Having a consistent tone gives more weight to the scenes. There were some heartwarming moments so it wasn't completely dark.
So overall a pretty great episode! I had no issues with it.
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