#basilio mason

[idonthaveanyurlideas]

a collection of non beam uniforms ive developed over the years. and also the ones i uhhhh haven't. ft. whichever member of each team i thought of first

[necromancer-mango]

[start image description: A digital drawing of Basilio Mason from the game Blaseball. Bmase a black person wearing a black top with white lace along the front and to the neck. The sleeves are off the shoulder, and the entire top is tucked into bright green slacks. Basilio is leaning on one arm, with the other raised near his chest. The tips of Bmase's curly hair is dyed green, with the sides and back shaved close to the head. A dangling teardrop shaped green earring is visible on the right side of his face. /end image description]

trying to get out of art block send help.

[stainedglassgob]

misc blaseball art for different people (mainly af attacks)

mordecai kingbird-- @spaccats on twt (basilio mason for @_friendlyfrog on twt) snyder briggs-- @bugsbenedict alto patterson-- @dottedmage on twt bloom goblin-- @yeahfortnite coolname galvanic-- @captainbuzzard

[driftersoda]

Tacos Blaseball Free to use icons! Part 1 Part 2

[waveridden]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

“Fresh from a parallel reality,” Dunn says, as cheerily as she can. It comes out a little plastic, a little bit too pop star, and she has to force herself to reel it in. “Although I guess every team had some changes. I have it on good authority I used to be a robot.”

Dunn Keyes, Basilio Mason, infinite realities, and what's in a name. Or, 4.2k of IRM’ed new lore for Dunn.

[elifinchsart]

Second attack! It's Basilio Mason (he/him) for FriendlyFrog on art fight.

[dddragoni]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

I know everyone's focused on Fall Ball, but at long last, I've finally finished the last chapter of my Blaseball Season 24 Tacos anthology. Retrospective on the fic as a whole within the author's notes at the end.

Chapter 17: The End. At the end of everything, Basilio Mason reflects on how he got here.