#cluster prime

[medsptg]

Hello, I lowkey forgot I had a tumblr lmfao.

Here’s Queen Vexus!! She’s got the strongest character design in mlaatr in my honest opinion.

[animatorrader]

The Cluster bots as humans!

[fazscare87]

MLAATR Cluster Prime- The Rust Cousins

Remember how in Escape from Cluster Prime there were robot/Cluster versions of Brad, Tuck and Sheldon? Well, meet Jett and Riff Rust, the Cluster/robot version of Earth’s/Tremorton’s Crust Cousins, Britt and Tiff.

[junk-jester]

I just had a wild thought.

What if... Cluster Prime (from MLaaTR) is a lost Cybertronian colony planet, like Eukaris, Velocitron and Gigantion?

Furthermore, what if the appropriate Cybertronian Subspecies that inhabit Cluster Prime are the Insections?

It would explain why, of all things, so many of the robots there (such as Vexus, Vega and Smytus) all look like insects.

Bonus points if the Golden Chips are some sort of override for locked out T-Cogs, hence why the Cluster Prime Insecticons can't use any of their weapons or fly without them.

[fetenfetus]

Cluster + Parasyte

[animalstamp]

All hail the Cluster Prime elites! The Cyberinsectians!

Headcannon time: 

Cyberinsectians are the evolved version of normal Prime Insectians (the original species). They are not fully robotic as they might want you to believe, they are actually techno-organic life forms. However, each individual has a different % of bio parts to robot parts.  

Percentages: 

Vexus 35%-55% bio (It fluxes under certain variables and comprises mostly of her brain and her self-repair systems). 

Vega 50% bio (Because she is still a baby by Cyberinscetian’s standards. In fact, she still has another about another 10 years before she settles into her more final parameters and even then when compared to the Cyberinsectians from the Golden Prime Age she is hundreds of years their junior). 

Smytus 35% bio (is about the standard amount recommended in their kind, small enough to make it hard to damage but big enough to boost healing and reflexes.) 

Krakus 10-20% (Kind of on the low side and might be why he falls apart so easily and the bio stuffing he does have is very, very old). 

Cluster Ambassador (Valli) 5% (Very low but by design, he is meant to come apart and recombine with ease and feels little to no pain. Literally just a brain, a well educated one). 

Snarus ??? That's his name right?? 60% bio (high % and very attached to his parts and allergic to pain...he is not really a combative so it's fine). 

Cluster Droids are completely robotic and share a hivemind so them being cut up and blown up literally does fuck all. Because of their hivemind in multiple brains, they actually get smarter the more of them there are within range of each other or when they are being operated by one of the elites.  Which explains how they can be extremely competent one moment and start fumbling over themselves the next. Has very weak self-preservation skills but they do have them. 

[cheydlerarts]

Now that my wifi is FINALLY back, here's QT-2 from My Life as a Teenage Robot! she only had like 2 minutes of screen time, but I LOVED her design! I’ll probably draw QT-2 and Vicky a lot more often lol If you wanna see my art ahead of time, or maybe want to see a bigger version of it, consider donating to my Patreon!! or if you like my art and wanna support it, maybe buy me a coffee? (｡•̀ᴗ-)✧

[retsofnoraa]

Heres the big question, do you ship jenny with sheldon or brad or someone else?

Okay, this’ll be another long one.  Before I begin, I’ll just add that the following is just my opinion, and that everyone is entitled to their ships.  Even the crack-ships and self-insert OCs, because your own happiness is what’s really important.To make a long story short, I don’t really have a preferred ship, partially because the show didn’t conclude with one; I’ve said before that I tend to follow canon ships exclusively, and the same goes for this show.  Along with that, every single one has its upsides and downsides, which - to make a short story long - I’m going to try to list here.While I’ve seen a lot of potential ships for Jenny, I’m going to restrict this to the three most popular characters I’ve seen paired with her: Sheldon; Brad; and Vega. (This ship has been getting a bit more attention lately with the show’s minor resurgence, so I feel it’s deserving of being on this list.)SHELDONPros: He’s really nerdy, which not only makes him a placeholder to every single nerd that loves the show (myself included), but also the human most capable of carrying on a relationship with Jenny given his mechanical skill.  If Jenny moves out of Nora’s house, she’s going to need someone with technical know-how to keep her in prime combat condition, not to mention someone who is willing to take up the fight themselves (which is possible thanks to the Silver Shell).  He also seems to care about her more than anyone else, and most of the actions he makes are in an attempt to help or protect her.Cons: He tries repeatedly to manipulate Jenny into relationships, such as his persona of the Silver Shell; the only reason he keeps it up is because it’s an identity that Jenny has some level of attraction over at various points.  In modern parlance, he’s Catfishing her.  On top of that, his other disturbing actions range from stalking her to stealing her blueprints.  Imagine if someone who crushed on you stole intimate photos of you from inside your own home to gawk over.  All of this implies a serious lack of maturity on Sheldon’s part, and the fact that this behavior was normalized is kind of disturbing; Jenny rewards him on occasion with hugs and kisses when he helps her out in some way, even though she still doesn’t seem to be interested in long-term relationships with him.  Seeing Sheldon’s advances kinda reminds me of myself when I was his age.  That’s not a good thing.In order for me to ship it, Sheldon needs: some serious character development.  Lose the stalker tendencies, have him gain some self-confidence, and just treat Jenny like she’s a person instead of a potential girlfriend; to me, that gives Jenny a reason to consider him.  It turns from “I’m doing this as a reward for your insane level of devotion” to  “I’m doing this because I care about you, and I’m grateful that you care about me, too.”  Hell, especially if Jenny goes with someone else, Sheldon will likely need to have done this in order to get over what would otherwise be crippling grief.BRADPros: Brad’s connection with Jenny has lasted longer than any other option, given that he’s the first human outside the lab to make close contact with Jenny.  She has brought much-needed excitement into his life, and in return tries his best to help her get accustomed to being a teenager.  Their relationship - while far from perfect - is more real than the one that Jenny has with Sheldon, because it’s pretty much a pure friendship.  There are some implications that feelings exist between the two because of this, particularly in the later seasons, which is much appreciated.Cons: Brad’s advice doesn’t always work out, since he’s so accustomed to his life as a human.  Whether it’s true or not, Brad sees himself as a chick magnet, so at this point in his life he’s not the type to settle down.  He’s also had a couple of disagreements with Jenny, and was perfectly willing to get married to Tammy when he saw how good she looked (though he changed his mind later, of course).  Even after they separated, he was perfectly willing to see her outside of marriage, too, so looks are a very important factor to him.  Jenny has also attempted numerous relationships while still being friends with Brad, so her feelings are still rather ambiguous.  While his Freudian slip in “Hostile Makeover” implies some level of attraction to Jenny, this is quite literally because her chest grew right in front of him.  Jenny just doesn’t seem to conform to his standards in her default settings.  On top of all this, Brad’s shown more overt attraction to Melody than Jenny, which created a rift between the two when Jenny forced Melody away.In order for me to ship it, Brad needs: to start being less self-absorbed and show more romantic interest in Jenny.  While it’s a simpler change, it also changes who he is as a character from a companion to a specifically romantic interest, so I don’t know if it would be as interesting as the previous statement regarding Sheldon.

VEGAPros: Vega is a robot, which is a solid advantage over the other two, and Jenny got pretty darn close to her during the events of EFCP.  She’s a capable fighter, so combat team-ups would be a certainty, and she genuinely enjoys the company of Jenny.  She even offered her a position in her new government on Cluster Prime; given that she knew her for only so long, this is rather the bold move.  From the get-go, she’s treated Jenny like an equal and a friend, so it would be incredibly easy to see a relationship develop between the two.Cons: We, the audience, don’t know that much about Vega.  She’s only appeared in EFCP, so she lacks the level of character detail that Brad and Sheldon do.  What are her true ambitions?  What about her relationship with her mother?  I don’t feel I have enough to make a decision about her; it could be just about anything.  Plots with her as a love interest could be interesting, but plots with her as a potentially strong villain (it’s in her family tree, after all) could be even more fascinating.In order for me to ship it, Vega needs: more story exposure and character traits in general.  She’s a woefully underrepresented character in general, so she’s going to need this anyway, but she would definitely need it before I start considering her ship.Feel free to send responses and suggestions!