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tumblr will you hate me forever if the episode 5 announcement post is just screenshotted tweets? I promise I like you guys more. I'm just feeling lazy. -eli

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5. In the Seaweeds
tumblr will you hate me forever if the episode 5 announcement post is just screenshotted tweets? I promise I like you guys more. I'm just feeling lazy. -eli
Valentine's Day! <3 Drew some of my ships!
Narinder and the Lamb from Cult of the Lamb
Leshy and the Yellow Cat from Cult of the Lamb
Gerry and Michael from The Magnus Archives
Sonya and Kyra from Kochab by @erysium
Aaaand Rowan from Arcane Ecliptic!
Can we get an F in the chat for Station Arcadia
Station Arcadia is such a good podcast. I recommend it for anyone who likes steampunk and its offshoot genres, worldbuilding, kindness in the face of cruelty, and casually queer characters. The podcast only has one season and some change, having fizzled out partway through production of season 2, but the people behind it still posted the first 6 or so episodes of season 2, and the producer wrapped it all up with an overview of everything that was planned and a nice little epilogue. In a way, the podcast itself stands as a testament to the same kind of hope for things to work out that the stories are about. The fact that it ends prematurely actually fits into the themes of the podcast in a way that I think has its own value. It's completely over now, but i think it's worth listening to. Honestly i think the way it ended— suddenly but with a lot of love and care— has elevated it to be one of my favorite podcasts.
The stories don't always end happy. Most of them don't even get closure. But the podcast ends with as much closure as I could have hoped for
Sexiest Podcast Character — Eye Bracket — Round 1
Judge these characters (in descending order) on their eye-themes, sexiness, and narration. We're looking for the whole package.
John Doe/The Entity
Kass
Propaganda
John Doe/The Entity (Malevolent):
He is literally the hottest character. It's literally just a hot voice and yellow eyes, the rest is up to your imagination Also funny??? He is so funny please, we love a entity with humor Rip to Arthur but if I would get possessed by John I would do anything he ask no question asked.
De-throned eldritch god who willingly fractured himself because he cared so much about the guy whose body he was originally trying to steal. Literally has control of said guy's eyes, and eventually one of his hands. The inherent homoeroticism of two people sharing a body and struggling to hold on to their humanity and so on.
Sharing a body with someone is already intimate without being a incomprehensible being from another dimension with memory problems
An amnesiac fragment of an Elder God trapped in a dread tome, and now bound to the eyes of a private detective
#mari is sexiest #john archivist is the most eyeful #cecil is the most narratorly #kass is both sexy and narratory #but john doe is the full packidge baaaaby #he may not be the best in a single category but he's an even split across all three #i dont know who nickignik is and at this point im afraid to ask so [they get] Sexy Eyes
Kass (Station Arcadia):
Kass wasn't actually submitted.
[ID: a tall green and white baseball cap with a trout embroided at the base. The text above it says "My lawyer told me not to disclose the specifics of the relationship between myself, women, and fish"]
✦ Release Date! ✦
The first episode of Arcane Ecliptic will be out on Spotify and YouTube on January 11th, 2024! Stay tuned, listeners!
i love peaches’ name. canned peaches, even. it is the epitome of non-binary noun names but i am obsessed with the idea that their mother named them canned peaches at birth