Terry Targo's #1 (only) fan

Hello there! | Katz ~ he/him ~ adult ~ https://katzk.carrd.co | Sci-fi and horror fan | otherkin & therian, spiritual?/psychological Currently watching: The Legend of Vox Machina (rewatch); Just finished: The Pitt, The Mighty Nein (tv) | Currently listening to: Welcome to Night Vale, Random Horror 9, & The Wrong Station | Currently reading: The Island of Doctor Moreau AO3: jellyfish_moon_rise ~ Main: @inner-space-oddity | pfp is me, header is my art

[katzs-current-obsession]

[crazyaboutalotofthings22]

"shut up hunter" - crosshair

[yellowbloods-deactivated2021051]

[imperial-science-officer]

Your desperation is showing.

[trekkie-dunes]

tiny crosshair from the background of hyperspace stories: rogue agents :)

[084392]

ppl act like Steven being unpleasant or "unlikeable" in future is an oversight instead of like. A deliberate choice....😐

[084392]

Comment from youtube but this kind of sums it up better than I could....

[lenoraarchive]

bad batch fanfics are either the most beautiful piece of fiction you’ve ever read or outrageous smut and I really like that!

[wang-fire]

can waterbenders bend oil can earthbenders bend glass can airbenders bend sound can firebenders bend mixtapes

[pohlarbearpants]

Yes, waterbenders can bend any water based material, as shown when Katara bends ink (Book 3, Chapter 16, “The Southern Raiders”) and soup (Book 3, Chapter 8, “The Runaway”). so as long as the oil is water based (baby oil, cooking oil, etc) then yes. If you’re talking about oil like for a car, then no, they can’t, because it isn’t water based.

Glass is made of sand and earthbenders can bend sand (Book 2, Chapter 10, “The Library”) and furthermore earthbenders can bend the earth particles in metal (Book 2, Chapter 19, “The Guru”) so it stands to reason that they can bend the sand particles in glass. There is a question of whether or not they can still bend it because it is a very purified form of earth and another pure form of earth, platinum, is unbendable (LOK Book 1, Chapter 7, “The Aftermath”). However, when the sand is turned into glass it becomes crystalline (sand is mostly quartz particles after all) and we know earth benders can bend crystals (Book 1 Chapter 5 “The King of Omashu” when Bumi bends the creeping crystal).

Yes, airbenders can bend sound. This is shown when Aang bends sound by using his Appa whistle and extends the range of the sound (Book 2, Chapter 15, “Tales of Ba Sing Se”).

Firebenders can bend heat (Book 3, Chapter 6, “The Avatar and the Firelord”) which leads me to believe that they can not only bend fire mixtapes but can also control how fire a mixtape is by making it hotter.

[avatrashh]

Damn, pohlarbearpants did the research

[t9909-g]

Phee sketch

[phee-spirited]

I tend to be in the room when the red lighting turns on.

[ridstler]

[saltyduane]

You and your away team noclip into the Backdecks...accompanied by your favourite ensign.

[startreklightning]

One of my favorite things about Picard is that he explicitly stated in FIRST episode that he doesn't know how to act around children and thus avoids them, but there are several instances in which a kid imprinted on him and he has to just accept it

[misfitmiska]

Search for Spock AU where everything is the same except they make a lot of jokes about Bones being pregnant with Jim’s child.

Inspired by this exchange:

[ID: Two captioned screenshots from Star Trek III. Jim (softly): How are we doing? Bones: How are we doing? We are doing fine. /end ID]

[comicsideblog]

Leonard McCoy: Nobody ever said technology equals wisdom.

Star Trek #6, March 1990 Writer: Peter David, Artists: James Fry, Arne Starr, Tom McCraw

[trek-tracks]

Going to print this out and paste it on every AI-generated "essay" I get...

[mrobot]

that’s MY jim kirk

(from STAR TREK COMICS 45, DC, 1993)

[melexottic]

Guess who’s my favourite

[lavskagge]

where to start

[aregularlizard]

Carrying the body of Hastur

closeups and bonus doodles under the cut

Bonus Yorick: