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Last night: wow tomorrow will be so joyus and fun! I'll get so much done!
6:00 this morning: ugh my stomach hurts I must really need to piss I was then shot 54 times
Guess who lost the USB stick containing all of their 3D models from the past year
Guess who's brother texted "hey I found your USB stick in my glovebox" after 2 hours of vigorous searching
Guess who lost the USB stick containing all of their 3D models from the past year
Oh yeah, that guy. I call him Timothy. His technical name is experimental combat method something-or-another, but Timothy has a better name to it. Basically, a while back we tried making a sort of living metal as a weapon against kaiju. The first test run was against a juvenile Moonchaser. At first, it seemed to work, but things went wrong, fast. The result was Timothy, some sort of mix between the metal and the Moonchaser. We're fairly sure he's immortal, or at least indestructible. We tested. Despite the tests, he remains pretty friendly. I thought he was kind of cute, so we let him roam the island around the base and give him kaiju scraps to eat. He's able to absorb matter up to twice his size into his mass. If he ever goes rogue, we have plans in place to burry ol' Timmy, but I doubt that'll ever happen.
-M.W.
Day 6: Mercury
I hate these things. Colonies. Relatively small creatures that lump together and live in the form of a bigger creature. It was fine back in the day, they mimicked other kaijus, but lately, for some godforsaken reason, they've started mimicking humanoid figures. I don't like dealing with them, I don't like thinking about them, I don't like researching them. Just set them on fire. Light it all ablaze, end of story.
-M.W.
Day Five: Jointed
Sandstrikers, a semi-common serpentine kaiju. They tend to burry deep into the sand, waiting to strike with their blade-like tails. When cornered, they move their bodies rapidly in an attempt to confuse their attacker with their bright colors, often also reflecting light with their tails. Their tails are sharp and quick, but mostly useless compared to larger, sturdier kaiju. When dealing with them, try taking them by surprise and get them in the head in one shot, otherwise they'll most likely get away.
-M.W.
Day 4: Estoc
Rocking Horses, not the easiest to track down; they tend to hide in large cave systems. Their entire body is charged with powerful energy that bursts out near its head and rear. They are often found with Jockies on them. Jockies are the small orange slug-like creatures that latch onto Rocking Horses. You see, the Rocking Horse doesn't control its energy output, and unchecked it will blow up on itself. The Jockies latch on and feed on this energy, keeping the Horse from blowing up and getting themselves a meal.
The Horse's skin is tough to get through with most weapons, and in battle you need to be careful not to blow it up by accident.
-M.W.
Day three: Equine
I wanted to make a cute photo with Licca and Sixshot, being like "look she's his daughter"
Then I remember how massive dolls scale to transformers ( TДT)
I wanted to make a cute photo with Licca and Sixshot, being like "look she's his daughter"
Then I remember how massive dolls scale to transformers ( TДT)
Kaijune day two: Sentinel
Eggkeepers, one of the most common kaiju we have to deal with. Creepy fellas. What at first glance seems to be its head is actually a decoy, its real eyes, dozens of them, are in its "tail", with its eggs. Eggkeepers reproduce like crazy, that's what makes them so annoying to deal with. The females eat the males after mating, then stick their eggs to their tail-head things. They got 4 pairs of appendages, two legs and two arms. They can swap between any two sets to walk with, making them a nightmare rough terrain and cramped areas. Luckily, they aren't too hard to take care of, just make sure to squash the eggs.
- M.W.
When I was in middle school, I became aware of Licca. I fell in love with her look immediately, it was a dream to own one, and near impossible to get them in the US.
Then a few months ago I heard she was coming to the states.
Today I went to the mall.
I almost cried when I saw her.
Kaijune day one "shell"
The Sunrise Reaper, one of the most terrifying kaiju documented. Lucky for us, they lay their eggs in the ocean, where sea monsters wait to eat them. The few who live long for metamorphosis crawl up on land, where the Parasitic Huskmaker is waiting for them. Huskmakers latch onto the backs of the larvae and take full control of the body. They can then suck the fat lad dry in about a year, just in time to hop to the new vessel to suck dry. I know seeing the larvae fumble around the shore with those horrid shells on their backs may make you feel bad for the Reapers, but remember it's a hell of a lot easier to stop a Huskmaker from wrecking some bloke's beach house than stopping a fully-grown Sunrise Reaper wipe out a city.
Of course, a few larvae can avoid the Huskmakers, they make their cocoons, then other larger kaiju come by and eat them up while they're immobile. We can usually clear out all the cocoons ourselves. If they're lucky, one larva a year will make it to adulthood.
When they're lucky, we have no choice but to pray.
- M.W.
I just remembered that when I was young (5-8ish) I would whisper my secerets to a skeletor toy that I would then put under my pillow then get in my bed with a fushigi by my side under the blanket and I think things make sense now
Magma doodles
Also fursona reveal?? Her name is Arsenic, shes a griffin, and I barely draw her lol.
I love Black Jack a lot
Its amazing how everytime I play go fish there's someone who's somehow never played go fish and someone who's played "go fish", but their "go fish" is actually and archaic ritual their entire family is convinced is a card game.
I watched Project Hail Mary finally and right after I made a joke to my brother about shipping Simon from Iron Lung with Grace and
Its a thing
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