Ren Hana

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[killedeverytime]

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I am a Selfshipper and may occasionally post Selfship content here, however it's sort of a maybe kind of thing, as I feel very insecure about my art and OCs

I also write on this blog. I am open to requests, but I'll take them more as suggestions and I'll only write if it inspires me. On that note, if you wanna request things, read this post

This blog is mostly gonna be used by me, Ren, but other alters may make appearances too

My two main fandoms are BTD and outlast trials, but you may see me dabble in others too. My F/Os are Strade & Leland Coyle, I don't care about doubles too bad, but I'll probably avoid your content

No DNI but I block freely and I am a proshipper 👍 (and I'm anti endo, if that matters)

Tagging system :

Ren ships — Selfship content

Ren rants — Random ranting / talking stuff

Ren writes — Writing posts + headcannons

Ren accepts — Writing requests that are accepted

Ren declines — Writing requests that are declined

Ren answers — Answering asks

Ren reblogs — Reblogs with text

[ontheclockwithmurkoff]

How fast would everyone kill me if I even suggested the possibility of objectum Coyle

[catcadder8916]

Daddy and his baby boy

The other father and baby

[alien-atomz]

Carrion Creek, and Next Season Predictions

Carrion Creek, in my opinion, is a room bundle that potentially hints towards features of next season’s trial. The most important feature to me is the choice of cannery stored around the room; stockpiles of Murkoff branded food rations, analgesic pomade, and a “get well-enough solution” (labelled on the back as “antimony and potassium tartrate exempt narcotic”) that is classified as an exempt narcotic (otherwise known as an over-the-counter prescription).

(Thanks to @ar3s-r4t-qu33n for getting the photos for me TuT,,)

Regarding the medication used, the “get-well-enough” solution highlights being in a vehicle of white pine and wild cherry bark, and is to be taken in spoonfuls, most likely implying this is a liquid medication. Furthermore, the back of the label also highlights the company as being behind the friable pill (a pill that can easily be crushed into powder under thumb and therefore can be taken or mixed with foodstuffs). The pomade, on the other hand, is another form of pain medication given in a non-pill form. I believe this is implying our future trial may implement the concept of drugging a person by hiding it within something. Considering potassium tartrate is involved in winemaking, and the flavours of the medication itself are very reminiscent of woody notes found within wine too, I’m inclined to believe we could be brewing some sort of prison wine within our new environment?

I also believe this choice of combining food and medication is reflective of Coyle too. During this recent prime time he makes note of Kress Chemcials’ “Bennies”, a slang term used to refer to Benzedrine, a branded version of amphetamine sulfate, a product primarily used by soldiers during WW2 to keep themselves awake. Whilst the drug did come in a pill form, the more popular intake method was via inhalation; which is another addition to our pattern of medication being administered via non-pill methods. I believe his previously established paranoia could extend to the idea of being drugged and/or incapacitated without his knowledge, and Murkoff’s most probable methods of medicating him would validate this. Nonetheless, I am excited to see what the next season brings, and am cautiously optimistic about upcoming documents, the catalogue, and the possibility of this finally being when they choose to release his reworked comic (and, if that’s the case, perhaps the following season will be for Gooseberry so they could release hers too?)

[birdieormutt]

TPOF/YKMET in Outlast Trials

CW: NSFT themes, canon typical violence, drug use, snuff film mentions

Lawrence gets a greenhouse trial environment, and an actual warehouse to reflect his interests and job before Sinyala

Ren has a red light district type area with bars, clubs, and a BDSM dungeon ANDDDDD Strade's house/neighborhood

Strade gets a little street area with a bunch of different bars

A trial where you have to bar hop and poison their beer in each one

I think for the TPOF characters their environments would mimic the ones in the game

Derek gets a desert or beach type area with little houses

Celia has an office building

Mason gets a 'park'

OR MASON GETS A CAMPGROUND

Celia gets a gun but it can only be used 3 times a trial, other than that she uses a whip

A limited use weapon for a PA sounds fun

Compensation is that if it hits a reagent they either are downed immediately or have damage they can't heal

Ren's trial environment is mostly dark with strobe lights and shit

The idea of wandering through an empty club with the lights on just to see his eyes glowing

Lawrence doesn't like anyone but Pusher REALLY likes him

Pusher hypes up his drugs and finally gives them to Lawrence just for Law to barely react

Pusher has big heart eyes

Ren has a crush on Mother Gooseberry and Liliya but in different ways

He wants Liliya to beat him up and for Gooseberry to pet him like a lap dog

Probably scared of Leland

Strade and Leland would get along

They're having beer and reminiscing on the good old days (when they could kill whoever they wanted)

They're the same type of charismatic freaks

Leland is jealous that Strade has a "dog" (it's Ren)

Derek wouldn't get along with anyone except MAYBE Franco and the twins

Spoiled brat and rich

He thinks they're all ugly freaks, get someone to tame him or something

Leland is the daddy of the family so he needs to do it

Komodo and Dragon as expop will always have me in a chokehold

They work together so well and spawn in at the same time in different locations

Even though people would like Dean/Jack more SIGH

They all still wear the animal masks

JACK AND LELAND TEAM UP SO WELL

Two nasty cops

Jack and Leland do coke off each other's dicks

Two pervert old cops with graying hair, what will they do

Machete is an expop but the only thing he does is target downed reagents

I kinda like this idea, forces people to either be really careful or use more syringes

Fox/Old man Ren would be like the Twins

Also works at the facility

Buddies with Easterman or something

He's provided with victims and the funds he makes from snuff streams goes into helping run the facility

Fox would love the Twins' tv studio environment ♥️

[0viraptoraskblog]

Vincent Metzger Info Dump🐺

An archive of canon Vincent information from EP’s old blogs!

Check my page for other characters! Screenshots under the cut:

As usual, there’s some text between the pictures here and there.

Vincent (or rather, Akira) was in the military briefly before being attacked by the character Olivia and losing his eye, as well as his memories. When he woke up in the hospital, that’s when he ‘became’ Vincent.

He lives in a house with an underground bunker to contain himself during his transformation— this is where he keeps MC in game. Here’s more info:

And here’s a couple drawings Gato did of him!

That’s all I can fit in this one, but there will be a part 2 ^^

[irlpim]

there's something so gutwrenchingly tragic about franco's lines about the DA; still believing in the power of having friends despite who he has become and what he's currently going through

"stop!!! that's my friend!" screams the murderer that still believes in some sort of love

[killedeverytime]

IT'S SO HEARTWRENCHING. I was once reading through his lines to like, talk about him to a friend and I just had to pause when I read those ones because I've never even heard some of them before (perhaps because ive rarely seen him during the actual execution of the victims?) and it's so sad.

He's so lonely he's actually willing to accept the victims he's protecting as friends, despite the fact he likely knows they're going to die and has probably experienced it over and over.

He does a similar thing with the Union Boss too, he even makes a point to say stuff like "wheres the fucking decency? That's a human being." It's interesting that he views these people— who are dehumanised by basically everyone, both the reagents and Murkoff— as actual people. Maybe he even feels for them due to the dehumanisation?

I'm unsure if the prime assets get time to talk to their victims before trials but I could imagine he'd maybe treat them similar to friends. Maybe comfort them in his own sort of way (like how we see him reassure the DA and the union boss both— "Don't worry, Mr. D.A., soon as I wipe these pieces of shit off my shoes, you'll be right back, neck deep in bakelite pussy" & "You gonna get outta there, pal, don't worry. Franco's word is his fuckin' bond.") Given how he speaks of his word and his promise a lot as well, I do wonder if maybe he directly promises each of them that he'll protect them? It sort of adds more hurt onto him when they die, because it maybe makes him feel he's not actually able to keep his word despite saying so.

Sorry, I'm yapping a bit, I just find it very sad how attached he gets to these people that he knows are bound to die. I can imagine after all the anger wears off, once the reagents leave or are killed, he just ends up sad and alone again.

[renard17]

I didn't finish animating this, but I wanted to upload it anyway barkbarkbark

[reagent-leon]

So I don't know how many people are into a historically accurate Coyle, but for those interested a video was just uploaded to YouTube showing footage of what life was like in Blackwell (and surrounding areas) during the 30s and 40s. If our estimated birth year of 1923 holds water, that would put Coyle in his childhood to teenage years

I've got to say 30s/40s Blackwell was not at all what I was expecting. I knew their industry was built mostly around oil and agriculture, and I hadn't really given much thought to what people did for fun outside of going to the movies or picnicking in the park. I suppose in my ignorance, I was expecting... well, rural stereotypes. After all, that's what the game keeps trying to have us believe about Coyle.

But guys. Blackwell had speedboats. And multiple nearby water parks. That's just wild to me.

I'm not going to post a bunch of pictures, because I want people to go and watch the video for themselves, but here are some things that stood out as important

Blackwell PD and fire department still share the same building in the present day, though city hall has moved to premises on the opposite side of the road. I don't want to post a bunch of Google Maps screenshots, but I wholeheartedly recommend taking a virtual wander around the buildings exterior to get a feel for the place

So just looking at those uniforms shows that Coyle would not have been wearing the black, military inspired police uniform we see him wearing in his comic appearances. Even in the 30s/40s they'd moved onto wearing shirts and ties.

City of Blackwell, Oklahoma - Government

History is awesome! Here is 100 years of our Blackwell Police Department! 1923-2023

This image depicts the founding lineup of the Blackwell Police Department in 1923, and as you can see, even then, they weren't wearing military-inspired uniforms. I haven't been able to find anything similar to what Coyle wears throughout the BPD's history. But what is cool to note is that they've always had a motorcycle, so that's fun. Nothing relevant there, I just thought I'd mention it because I've seen people draw Coyle as a motorcycle cop, and it's completely plausible that he was!

One thing that sticks out to me, is how tiny the BPD force is? In the 1930s census, 9,521 people were living in Blackwell, but fewer than 10 police officers by the look of it. Coyle must feel downright spoiled in his trial environments, having such a big precinct and so many staff on hand, useless as they are, standing around like a bunch of mannequins.

Though truth be told, I would have expected Coyle to be freaking out at the amount of female police officer mannequins in his trials. I've no idea when women were first initiated into the BPD, I can't find any information on it, but the first women to join the Oklahoma City police force did so in August 1955. Coyle was scooped up by Murkoff post-February 1956, so he would know about "lady policemen", but I can't for one second imagine him approving of the concept.

Comic Coyle and the New Mexico State Police uniform that they slapped onto him for reference.

I'm SO looking forward to the day we get a remake of the first two comics. I'm hoping for something that takes history into account, even if Outlast runs on an alternate history to our own

[catcadder8916]

He doesn’t need permits

[bedlamtoons]

[killedeverytime]

Okay, maybe hot take here, but I've seen lots of talk of Coyle and his intelligence level. Some people arguing he's super intelligent because he got away with his crimes, others saying his a dumbass (with varying reasons, often seeming very close to "he's southern and that makes him dumb" but. Whatever) and like.

Okay, he's not a super genius, obviously, but he's not stupid either. We can assume he maybe didn't get the best education as a child, given where he grew up, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's dumb. I'd consider him more "street smart" than anything.

While I don't think it took him a lot of smarts to get away with his crimes in particular (given he was a very privileged individual, being both a white cis straight man and a police officer and that he was also charming enough for people to like him) I do think there were things around that which made him smart. Police officer training, the fact he was in the army and presumably got away with killing a few teammates (as much as he is privileged, this would've been when he was younger and I have a feeling it wouldn't have been let slide the same as him killing his wives if he was ever truly caught for it, but also I don't know too much about the army? So who knows)

That and when he's in the trials; his weapon, we can assume he was the one to make it himself? Or at least attach it to a car battery? Maybe I'm stupid, but I like to think the prime assets get at least a little control over their weapons, so like the base is decided (e.g; stun baton for Coyle, Drill for Gooseberry, Gun for Franco, Saw for Otto, ect) and then from there they can improvise and edit it. There's cars all over Coyle's trials and it isn't far fetched to guess he may have taken one of the batteries from one of those to upgrade his weapon. I mean, we see Arora making her own poison bottles or whatever, Franco makes his own bullets with teeth, we can assume Gooseberry had some input in the making of the futterman puppet (maybe not so much the way the drill functions with it, but the design and making of the puppet itself). I feel like, wiring a stun baton to run off a car battery is a pretty like, smart thing to do. It shows he does have smarts in that sort of thing at the least?

I don't know, this is probably unintelligible, I just wanna point out that while Coyle isnt a genius, he certainly isn't dumb either. There is nuance to be had.

[klar-jezebeth]

No doubt, he's gonna let it shiiiine~

[soureee]

Son and his father😼

[ghostytoad]

its a baby fox!!

ren hana standing sprites - boyfriend to death

[klar-jezebeth]

No doubt, he's gonna let it shiiiine~

[klar-jezebeth]

No doubt, he's gonna let it shiiiine~