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[soulspark]

[tomb-of-mar]

aw man ah dang i cant believe we have to do this race, im so mad just like you guys >:(

[yamchaas]

I will never get over how gay they are

[kindhornet]

[natsujutsu]

Toonami: Black Lives Matter.

[elfbirdkid]

So is Jak a surfer kid or ?

From the limited run limited edition pack

[sexualsportswear]

03. THE WITNESS

[simonghostrileys]

↳ LOVE, DEATH + ROBOTS (2019) - Three Robots

[payden-ab]

He love cat

[relishboi]

they said ass in mario

they said it

they said ass in mario

[xeppeli]

[mariomarc]

And hell

[thebuttkingpost-deactivated2021]

[a-cornucopia-of-characters]

They said dammit in Zelda

[aserthi]

[ncnova-archived-deactivated2019]

Nintendo is getting there, guys

[dragon-ball-meta]

I love this game. I love it so much.

[tensaisnoopy]

Bob Ross is the strongest anime character in history don’t @ me

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[williampatrickcorgan-deactivate]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE EXTRA GOOD BIRTHDAY BOYS!!!!!

[scienceninjaturtle]

EASY FIX

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[darkwarriorproject]

Krimzon Guard headcanon

This was originally written as part of the Haven political analysis, but that post ended up being so long that I trimmed out the section about the KG, as it was a bit of a tangent anyway. I finally unearthed those notes again and figured I’d share! (featuring my take on the Krimzon Guard’s origins, some notes about masks and tattoos, and other miscellaneous KG headcanons)

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[darkwarriorproject]

update: some KG tattoo design sketches!

i did these aaaages ago and kept forgetting they existed… ooooops

I touched on the KG tattoos briefly in OP, but I wanted to go into a bit more detail here– I headcanon that the facial designs are an indicator of rank (and a record of past service, since there’s no way to completely remove them without heavy scarring). The vast majority of new recruits receive the simple jaw stripes (top left) and additional marks would be earned as they are promoted (top right: unit-captain). Criminals are sometimes sentenced to mandatory conscription; these ex-cons are considered even lower rank than the entry-level grunt tier (assigned the most dangerous missions outside the walls) and are simply given a blocky ‘C’ and very minimal other tattooing (as few will survive to the end of their sentences). Overall, the lower ranks of the KG are defined by conformity (with large quantities of ‘expendable’ soldiers) so the tattoos reflect this– more distinctive tattoos are only earned by individuals who demonstrate exceptional skill and ambition, and of course absolute loyalty to Baron Praxis.

Only the top tier of elite operatives and commanders are given 100% uniquely personalised tattoo designs (though certain combinations of standardised designs may be uncommon enough to appear unique to the average layperson). Torn climbed the ranks in the conventional manner, so his commander-tats incorporate all the previous marks spanning his entire service history, including the basic grunt’s jaw-stripes and the forehead/eye markings of the elite sniper division. By contrast, Erol and Ashelin both skipped right to the top, so they lack the jaw-stripes; Ashe’s design is based on the special-ops pattern, while Erol’s eye stripes are a variation on the pilot design as a nod to his racing career.

All KG are expected to learn the meaning of all the different designs, and be able to identify rank on sight. Custom designs must be memorised as well, though they’re fairly uncommon and anyone ranked highly enough to merit one of these would be well-known to the rest of the KG regardless (Torn, Ashelin, and Erol would all be easily recognised even without the tattoos; Erol and Ashe in particular are widely known to the public as well). Most civillians do not know the exact meaning of the tattoos, however, only that anyone with them is (or in rare cases, used to be) with the KG.