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Finished the version!

TW: SCARRING AND STITCHES

Plus additional notes:

If you're wondering, yes this would mean Lunar would theory wise, Be Poppy.

Not really known about where Scars came from. However the scars made it so her left eye is permanently closed .

If you are wondering about full name:

Aite Reed

I see her about like... 12 ft? Being able to shrink to 8 ft .

5 limbs on one side shown- so Total would be 10 limbs

But I do say it's up to you for the others! All I know is Star would be the Prototype and Lunar is Poppy.

Lunar in the AU would be called Isa.

I just realized tho...

Would it be called Isa's Playtime? Or would it be a different name? Not sure on what if it had a different name.

For some reason I see Aite acting a mix of a few characters

- Lol bit

- The Prototype (Well duh)

- Horror Mario

But anyways

Might make Isa next and see how I feel-

[duckapus]

*don't ask why they're on a plane in disguise just go with it*

Miku: You know there are male flight attendants, right?

Ash: Yeah, but I like the height the heels give me.

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Andi: I was born at a very young age. I've been alive for as long as I can remember, and I hope to continue living until I die.

Director K: And what do you think you can bring to our company.

Andi: Gonna steal from it.

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Meggy: Cats are so good. There's just a little guy in my house! We hug! We don't speak the same language! We're best friends! He bites me! I make up little songs about him! He doesn't know my name! We fall asleep next to each other!

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Melony: The problem with the whole "listen to your body" thing is my body is always telling me it's a great time to get cozy in bed.

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Mario, laying on 3's therapy couch: I ordered a bunch of sardines in bulk and my kids found them and have started saying to each other "I swear it on my father's sardines" and I dunno it just doesn't feel like I'm coming back from this one.

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Sonic.EXE to Anchor Mario: Here's a concept: me, riding your ceiling fan like a gargoyle. You, smacking me with a broom. Both of us are yelling.

Anchor Mario, internally: Why couldn't he have latched onto that Rodney guy?

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*during the Vacation Arc battle*

Whimpu: *somehow holding back Francis's katana with a pool noodle* All women... are QUEENS!

Francis: If she breathes... she's a THOT!

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Bob: What do you guys know about the 1400's?

SMG4: No wifi.

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Roll: *wearing a leather jacket and shades she borrowed from Blues and leaning casually on a wall* So, I heard you're into bad girls?

Andi: Whoever told you that was lying.

Roll: *yanks off the shades and slumps over in relief* Oh, thank god!

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Chester: The file is on your desk. So is a muffin, orange juice and coffee.

Aite: What would I do without you?

Chester: Starve.

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Red: I'm super focused.

Olimar: You're not even looking at me right now.

Red: I thought I saw something shiny...

[themonotonysyndrome]

Thought you'd appreciate this @ryn-halo26!

No promises on how far I can write this~

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Mass Effect - Legendary Edition

Project Overlord

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Mass Effect Scenery | Aite

[annakie]

Mass Effect 2 Photomode - Aite

[monkberries]

A couple of hours later [at the Isle of Wight Concert], all three Beatles, along with Yoko, Pattie and Maureen, took their seats in the roped-off press section just yards from the stage. Sitting beside Lennon was Tom Paxton, the acclaimed American folk singer who in the afternoon had also witnessed the 'collegiate' atmosphere among the Beatles and Dylan. "I didn't sense any antagonism with The Beatles," Paxton told me. "I saw three guys who were interacting normally and seemed very relaxed in each other's company." But in the minutes before Dylan finally took to the stage at around 11 p.m., Paxton got a glimpse of what public life was like for a Beatle. He said, "Bob introduced me to John Lennon. That night I sat with John and Yoko and something happened that I have never forgotten. Security was intense so there wasn't anyone there who wasn't in some way connected with the music business. Even so, a fellow leaned over from behind and asked John for his autograph. John, very polite and very quietly, said, 'No, if I start I'll never get to stop,' and the guy burst out with a profanity, spewing hate all over John's head. He called him every name you could think of. Throughout this entire barrage John sat with his head bowed looking at the ground. When it was all over I said, 'Does this happen a lot?' and John said, 'Every time I leave the house.' I thought, 'My God, what a price to pay.'"

And In The End by Ken McNab