your local kamen rider god

[geatsoneness]

Well, I guess it’s time for an introduction.

Hey there! My name is Marco, or Ace. I’m the host of an adaptive/neurogenic system, The Riders and Racers, and welcome to my alterhuman blog!

I’m a fictive of the Ace of Heart / Kamen Rider Geats (Oneness) from Kamen Rider Geats: 4 Aces and The Black Fox, and I also have a fictotype for the 8th Doctor, specifically from the DWM/Panini Comics and Titan Comics timelines, and Hikaru Todoroki / R1 from Tomica Hero Rescue Force. I call my identities expressions.

I am 20 mentally, but internally ageless. We are 20 bodily. My pronouns are he/they/hx/rider, and I’m transmasc, boycenflux/boyflux, genderqueer, and vincian aroace (aromantic, aegosexual). We are British, white, and currently studying Computer Science at uni.

I’m an aspect of a god (Ace Ukiyo / KR Geats) and also a god in my own right of humanity, determination, hope, the heart, and Kamen Riders. I'm also a guardian deity. I love karate, playing drums, listening to people’s stories, music, fast cars, F1, and watching my source.

Here will be my ramblings about being a god, a Kamen Rider, and lots more. This is a fictive blog as a base, but I will probably talk about lots of other stuff here too, so look out for that.

Our DNI is hateful people, exclusionists (including anti endos), fakeclaimers, gatekeepers and NSFW accounts. I will block if I’m uncomfy.

Anyway, with that out the way, see you soon.

[luunaathh]

•Sacred Skies, A Convention Uplifting Alterhumans of Color•

•Greetings! Sacred Skies is a brand new online alterhuman convention created with the purpose of uplifting the voices of alterhumans of color. This is a two day convention that will be hosted on Fluxer, a new and budding discord alternative.

•What's happening at this convention?

•Sacred Skies is hosting special presentations and panels, hosted by alterhumans of color! Some of these panels are more lighthearted, fun events, while others are meant to educate attendees about important experiences, history, and events. We will also have channels dedicated to discussion of poc experiences.

•Why a convention for alterhumans of color?

•There are multiple reasons. Many of us are fragmented across the alterhuman community, many times we are silenced by white alterhumans, many times we cannot find safe spaces to express ourselves, many times we venture out into alterhuman spaces only to be faced with discrimination. This online convention and its associated off season server are meant to create safe spaces for alterhumans of color to interact and share their experiences. We also want to help create an archive of the experiences of alterhumans of color.

•Can white people attend?

•Yes! This convention is meant for education, and that can't be done without having people who need to be educated attending. However, there will be areas that will not be accessed by white people at this con, and we have a zero tolerance policy for ignorance or discrimination.

•What is Fluxer?

•Fluxer is an up and coming anti-digital ID discord alternative focused on privacy and user friendly experiences! At the time of writing this post, Fluxer is up and running, though stilm developing. It will be ready for primetime traffic within a couple months. We will not be hosting the convention on discord due to their association with immigrations and customs enforcement (ICE).

•How can I help? How can I get involved?

•You can help us by talking about what you would like to see at this convention! You can help us by becoming staff! You can help us by hosting a panel! You can help us by attending this convention! If you would like to help us out in any way, feel free to DM my being! Only alterhumans of color can be staff and panelists.

•How can I become a panelist?

•Message my being with your panel idea! Present either a panel topic or a panel title, and we can talk about scheduling your panel either on the first day of the event or the second day of the event! We accept all kinds of panel ideas.

•Where can I get updates on this convention?

•If you're a bodily poc, you can join the otherkind of color alliance, a growing safe space for alterhumans of color. We have daily active resource channels where we post articles with important history, events, activism, and knowledge. We are on discord currently, though we will be moving to Fluxer once it is ready for primetime in April. If you can't join this space, just watch the poc otherkin and poc alterhuman tags for update posts that I will make over time as the convention is planned more and more.

•Thank you for reading! If you want to get involved with this new project, feel free to DM my being! We hope to see you all when the day of the event finally comes around! ^.=.^

Greetings! The Otherkind of Color Alliance is a safe place for alterhumans of color to interact and speak about their unique experiences! Th

[themachinedivine-deactivated202]

hey shoutout to the alterbeings who are still human or connected with humanity in some way. you guys arent talked about enough on here. throws positivity and joy at you

[diaryofandnwoman]

[kamenrider-critters]

I have finished Fourze so I come bringing a gift. Friendship. And this extra Rocket switch I found!

Extremely small rocket

[tunisian]

oh my god. most of life really is about the little things. a good haircut, a nice playlist, trying a new recipe that turns out well, a poem that hits home, a comfortable spot in the sun, spontaneous messages, a pen you enjoy writing with, tea with the right temperature to drink, buying that thing you’ve been eyeing for a while, a warm bed. yeah im so grateful for the small joys

[plushiekush-deactivated20250830]

white ppl will steal every aesthetic from black culture and then call it something so stupid like bo derek braids instead of box braids or hasbin hotel core instead of black southern dandism. yall will bend over backwards to call my culture barbaric/scary just to drool over the aesthetic the moment no actual black people are involved (21 pilots vs actual reggae). And if ur white/nonblack reading this just reblog. I dont need any comments talking about how not racist you are + speaking up over actual black people.

[sparkytheandroid]

Late last year my entire office was called into a meeting to inform us that they would be closing our branch. It blindsided many of us and in the few months our building remained operating I watched a lot of good people suffer and lose what they had built over many years. At some point during those months of dragging myself to my ending employment zombie job I drew a picture of Kamen Rider on a whiteboard and gave him one of his famous quotes.

It brought me some small comfort to see it every day and soon I found myself giving him new quotes. Yesterday without my knowledge he was erased from the board and I had no idea how much that would bum me out. Well, today is my last day at this job and I thought I'd share the pictures I took of the quotes I gave him. Quotes that give me a little bit more strength to keep moving despite the sadness I have been holding in my heart and the fear of the unknown that weighs on me.

Please keep fighting onward. For yourself and for others you have to be here, to fight, to transform, to succeed.

[thesoullessarmy]

Stories Don't Exist in Vacuums: Towards Critical Fictionkinity

There's something that bothers me about the current state of fictionkin self-discourse. So much of it just feels like talking in circles again and again about how "people with fictotypes who did problematic things are VALID!!!" And while I more or less don't...... disagree with those kinds of posts, I feel like they're sorely lacking in nuance.

Perhaps ironically, talking about fiction can be very tricky in fictionkin communities because to a lot of us, the "fiction" of our sources is just as real as the lives we lead in the real world. This is not a monolithic experience, of course—many fictionkin consider themselves "canon divergent," and many others outright reject their sources—but nonetheless the community as a whole struggles to divorce fiction from fictionkinity.

Fiction doesn't exist in a vacuum. Even if your source is your own lived experience, either as a past life or a parallel life or something else, in this reality it exists as a story whose writer(s) wanted to convey some sort of message to their audience. Stories have implications, and are shaped by the time and sociopolitical environment they were created in; this is something we need to be aware of as fictionkin.

This is what bothers me so much about self-discourse in the fictionkin community: so little time is spent reflecting on the biases one's source may hold, and whether or not the way one interacts with their fictionkin identity might uphold those biases. I'm not asking you to apologize for your source, or self-flagellate, or write some arbitrary amount of analysis about how the "problematic" nature of your source or your fictotype make you feel, but it is something that I think you should be aware of and take into consideration.

On a personal level, I take issue with the way that my source, as a work of fiction, uses its alternate history to create a narrative that is suspiciously apologetic of Japanese nationalism (among other things). This is something that I have to take into account when, for example, I talk about source homesickness; I don't want to come off as being nostalgic for a revisionist idea of imperial Japan! Likewise, even though my fictotype is Japanese, I myself am white and am from the United States. Because of how I was born and raised, I have to be aware of the Orientalism that plagues (so-called) Western perceptions of Japan and actively avoid repeating those same sentiments.

And before anyone tries to play the "involuntary identity" card: allow me to remind you that no one chooses their race, economic class, or assigned gender at birth, either, and yet people are still granted or deprived of certain privileges and rights based on those factors. Unfortunately, not having a choice in your identity does not mean you can simply reject all of the baggage that comes with it.

Again, this isn't me trying to police anyone's identity or say that you're only "allowed" to talk about your problematic source/fictotype if you feel sufficiently bad about it—I still love my source despite its...... well...... everything. I just want to encourage more self-reflection and political awareness, because God knows this community needs it. I get that a lot of fictionkin are still young, and I get that the community itself still hasn't fully recovered from the fallout of KFF discourse that started over ten years ago at this point, but that doesn't mean we can't have nuanced conversations about our identities and their relationship to, you know, fiction.

[geatsoneness]

We watch one video about the riders participating in the Dakar Rally bike category, and now it’s got me thinking that we might have a paratype for motorbike riders in general, being a system full of Kamen Riders! There’s a sense of… familiarity? Brotherhood, maybe? with them, and the sense of freedom in a good rally bike must be unmatched, if you ever got to ride one outside of an event!

[shadow-rider-system]

Saw a post about making it socially acceptable to wear Rider belts in public. Bet I'm gonna start wearing my drivers regardless of if I'm in cosplay or not when I do things. Cuz fuck it why not? -Damien

[werecoyotl]

Rules ~ Share five songs that you have found recently that are new to you and you are vibing with

Tagged by the wonderful @loth-creatures <3 thank you for the tag !!

° 麒麟が死ぬ迄 ;; 宮下遊 × ツミキ

° 狂おうぜ ;; 宮下遊 × seeeeecun

° Cottage Gore ;; Subtronics

° Decimate ;; Excision

° A Quick One Before the Eternal Worm Devours Appalachia ;; Lizard in the Spring

Huge huge fan of these guys, a couple of them I've been having on repeat nonstop LOL

Tagging (give me your music please) ;; @sapphililyurii @petalsofbelladonna @jinxwalkers @flannelfloofs @juminakata @sadieyapler @vampyrhydes @bubble--rings @liondrakes (I apologize if you didn't wanna be tagged! Feel free to ignore .... anyone else who sees this can use me as a tag >:3 I want to see everyone's music tastes)

[liondrakes]

I was tagged by my awesome friend, @werecoyotl! Here are my songs of 2025:

UFO by f5ve (FUCKING OBSESSED WITH THIS SONG, THE CHOREGRAPHY FOR IT AND THE MV CONCEPT— I’M MAD I DISCOVERED IT A YEAR LATER)

GALA by XG (What can I say? This group has been crushing it lately + one of their members, Cocona, recently came out as a nonbinary transmasc— so cool!!! I never thought I’d see the day where there’s an idol who shares an identity with me!!!)

黎明に咲く華 | Blooming at Dawn (This is for alterfictional reasons, funny enough. Aside from the beautiful harmonies in the song, plus its incredible instrumentals, this hits me right in the gut as someone who sees himself in Tiara Umamusume)

Cadmium Colors by JaimeP ft. Kasane Teto (I listen to this song when I’m feeling hopeless. My idea of a song that’ll get me out of a funk is one that acknowledges goes through all the ugliness of your struggles and frustrations, but in the end, reminds you that better times lie ahead— but you can’t get there if you don’t move forward!)

Koeru by Alexandros (You’d think it was for alterfictional reasons too, but it’s not. I recently finished the Cinderella Gray manga, and it left me feeling nostalgic. An amazing opener to an even more amazing slice of Umamusume. I wish I could experience it for the first time again!)

For this, I’ll tag: @venussxren, @nestlefox, @closetcoffincasket, @cupiidzbow, @knifedog-machina, @clumpyw, @cynosuura, @thepluralmaster, @that-dreaming-dragon, @actualamadeus

Ofc, you can mute or ignore this if you don’t want to participate. Anyone who sees this is free to interact as well!

[geatsoneness]

Right, I'll do one for me specifically, and one for all of us in general:

For me this year:

The Lazarus Heart - Sting - This is the song that describes what experiencing our archetropy feels like, and is probably the closest we've found to describing it.

Statue in The Square - Kae Tempest - This song roars with transmasc empowerment and the bittersweet collision between our communities and a world that often doesn't understand us, and how we deal with it... it gets feelings we and I never had described before out.

The Weapon - Rush - I've been learning Spirit of The Radio on drums, which is how I came to know Rush, and they are fucking incredible. Out of all their songs, this is one of my favourites, and describes me as the Doctor especially very well.

The Pretender - Foo Fighters - This song is awesome on drums, and actually easier than I thought it would be from a listen through. Anyway, it's also very cyclebreakery and in general, awesome.

Open Up My Heart - The Winking Owl - This is my Doctor song, and me in general. I don't even know what it is: it's a mix of that riff, and that rebellious spirit. It's very me.

And for all of us this year -

Victory (from Lord of The Dance) - Ronan Hardiman - We played this at Unibrass with our band, and we came second in our category with it. It is an awesome piece.

Relax, Take It Easy - MIKA - A very angsty song that has helped so many of us through our life, and continues to now. We got it from our dad, actually, as he loves MIKA too, and we are very excited for his new album.

Dear Wormwood - The Oh Hellos - This is, above all else, the cyclebreaker song. It fits what we've had to go through in our lives, both individually, and all together over here. To recognising your personhood and choosing good as an act of rebellion against fate and those. who would want otherwise.

Retrospect - Vistas - We've sung this song together over headspace suprisingly frequently, and it is awesome. This is Lucie's favourite song over here, and we all love it.

Rising (Formula E Titles) - Tom Player - For all the racing drivers here, we went to the London EPrix volunteering for Motorsport UK this summer, and it was one of the best days we had this year. It's helped people like Vandoorne and Cassidy become more whole, and Cassidy getting to see himself on the podium and see a World Champion being crowned is something he, and we all, will treasure.

[elminx]

I’ve noticed some posts around about how you can’t romanticize your life during a fascist regime and while I deeply sympathize with this sentiment, I want you to try to understand that’s what they want you to believe.

Fascism thrives best in the cesspool of hopelessness. They want us so confused and hopeless that we give in. When you give in, you don’t fight back.

If you wait for life to look good to do the things that bring you joy; life will still be bad - you will just have less joy.

As someone who has struggled with my mental health a lot for the last thirty years, I know this struggle firsthand. And changing this belief system - the one where you spend all of your time expecting bad things so you won’t be surprised when they happen - it’s the hardest work that I have ever done. And I’m not perfect; I still have setbacks. I still experience really real fears about the state of the world and the US, in particular, because that’s where I live.

But I made a vow to myself that I will not let the choices of others ruin my life. When I made that vow, I was thinking of my parents - but it applies to the state of the government right now, too.

There are still flowers in my garden, and ripe tomatoes, and it’s almost pick-your-own apples season, and I have plans with my friends to go to as many cemetery ghost walks as we can find this October.

I still deserve to live. I still deserve to laugh. I still deserve to love. I still deserve to be as happy as I can be.

And you do, too.

[tbalderdash-art-blog]

Badge design because I'm seeing far too much support for Reform UK (although the message applies to people all around the world). Immigrants are individual people trying to live, not a statistic.

Was originally thinking of Common Pheasant but I already have 2 badge designs for them.

[geatsoneness]

It’s interesting, realising just how similar my lives are when you compare what happens in them side by side.

A man with strong passion and will to save people, who will charge in and take action no matter the odds, overcomes a digital being who disregards human spirit and emotion as useless, by embracing the human spirit and humanity’s hope, joy, and compassion etc. with the help of my friends who believe in me.

That describes the plots of 4 Aces and The Black Fox, The Flood (my final DWM comic) and the finale of Tomica Hero Rescue Force all well. I don’t quite know what to call this, probably some form of archethropy. I will be writing an essay on this, once I think about it more. It makes sense though, given my parallel life like experience with expressions.

[puddlellama]

don't let a cruel world make you a cruel person. choose with every gritted breath, every grunt of pain, every drop of blood, to be kind.

we can't do this alone. a better day will come.

[ken0psia-exe]

Buy handmade artwork, go watch stage theatre, listen to live music, listen to poets, participate in dances. They’ll give you your humanity back. The screens only want to take from you - they take your attention and sell you things you don’t need these days.