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I like to imagine that the Discworld exists in every science fiction property, but that any spacefarer who happens across a giant turtle with four elephants on its back carrying a flat planet immediately thinks they're going insane and writes it off as a hallucination. Furthermore, who would believe them if they even took it seriously? Anyone they report to would write it off as a prank.
I love the aerialbots so much.
Its like having 5 teenagers except they're 20 feet tall and can fly, and also turn into a giant guy who can *also* fly
Silverbolt is a *plane* who's scared of *heights*. Iconic. No notes. Also custody of the braincell.
Slingshot's a lil smack talker. Smug aura with his wraparound shades and basketball lookin head. "No one bullies him but me" energy.
Skydive has autism. You can tell because he discovered Wikipedia and went article hopping for three days straight and needs to share THE KNOWLEDGE
Air Raid: this man (plane) is a cat. I am convinced he would bite starscream given half a chance. Goblin child. (Affectionate)
Fireflight: no thoughts, only vibes. He will fly into a tree. How did he wind up in Nebraska? Dont bother asking, he won't be able to tell you. Man just zoned out and suddenly he was surrounded by C o r n.
Optimus Prime literally went: hmm yes plane children megazord. Excellent idea.
...And to top it off they have insane beef with a street gang who is made out of car and also can turn into a giant guy.
Hot take
Rodimus Excels at being Autobot leader when things are
A) a living nightmare (everyone going through the horrors)
B) batshit insane (no one sane planned for THAT)
I just realized you could summarize phantom blood as "dio brando has a hysterical 3rd act breakdown in slow motion after his seven year plan to become the sole inheritor of a wealthy estate and an influential magistrate is foiled at the last moment. faced with the prospect of Victorian-era prison, he proceeds to make it everyone's problem"
Roodaka is Starscream in heels.
Change my mind.
A fun thing to do with friends who draw art of speculative biology fauna is to play a game I like to call:
"Clade that animal"
You assume the role of a biologist, and your friend shows you a speculative critter that they drew. You ask what biome it lives in, how big is it, and one free question.
You then must write a description of the animal, its diet, lifestyle, niche, and a fun encounter between the creature and yiur biologist if you feel like it.
Bonus points if you add a scientific name.
Then your friend tells you how right/wrong you were.
They may look like splotches to you, but these are Direct Photo Images of planets orbiting ANOTHER STAR. (Credit to NASA)
These images are the coolest thing I've seen in my life.
Normally we can only detect 'exoplanets' like these by staring at a single star for a long, long time, and making a bunch of charts and extrapolating from the data.
The James Webb space telescope is powerful enough that it could actually directly take pictures of these distant worlds, and it just gave us our first look. The first picture captures planets around star HR 8799, around 130 light-years away from the sun, and the second shows a planet around star 51 Eridani around 97 light-years away.
The link to the article is in the credit.
A group of bohrok should be a called a disaster.
An avalanche of Kahlok
An eruption of tahnok
A flood of gahlok
An earthquake of nuhvok
A landslide of pahrak
A spill of Lehvak
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