#color coding

[samasmith23]

I always loved the color-coding of the various B1 Battle Droid types:

Infantry Droid

Commander Droid

Security Droid

Pilot Droid

[squidtoxins]

i was bored so I color coded stranger things ships bc I only ever saw byler with color associations, this list sucks

[respectthepetty]

For those of you who follow my color-coded adventures, you know I have a Wild Ass Theory about black x white colors on branded pairs, so thank you, Shine, for reminding me I was sitting on a crap ton of images (so I had more than enough to make a separate girls post), and that I wrote this last year.

But on to the others!

I'm always happy when I run across other countries outside of Thailand doing this.

With a little bonus in the shape of promotional posters for an upcoming event for the second couple in Revenged Love.

Which brings me to the switches

I've written about how outside of the promoting for Pit Babe, Pooh and Pavel stick to their stereotypical colors, but I think someone else is about to switch it up as well.

So I have another Wild Ass Theory that Fort x Peat are changing up their dynamic for their next project.

Finally, the outliers.

Previous Posts: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Girls, Bonus, Future Pair?

[human2106]

Oh my, I'm having a crisis.

Okay, so I might be as late to these fandoms as possible as of today, but like—

Color coding, am I right? Like, Star Trek is parted three ways: Red for security and engineering, including communications, blue for science, including medicine, and gold/yellow for the pilots and the Captain.

In Project Hail Mary, you have the same thing basically; three people are sent to Tau Ceti, a pilot, an engineer and a scientist. Grace wears yellow throughout the whole thing because he's fated to become the pilot, too. Rocky is brown because he's originally the engineer, but has to take over the other departments, too, especially on Blip A. Adrian is a scientist, as the blue inlays in Rocky's carapace indicate. Stratt isn't assigned a color, because she never goes to space.

Coltlandgentry does this parting too: Grace as the scientist, Colt as the pilot and Captain (in the walking ahead sense), Six/Court as the engineer and the security and the diplomat. (The color partings are fuzzy, but you can see that.)

And, guess what, get this: Supernatural also functions like this. (I'm screaming.)

Sam wears blue, because he's the science guy. Cas also wears blue, because he's the doctor, healing powers and all. Dean wears red, because he's Baby's engineer. Charlie is red (I'd say, it's debatable) in the same sense as Uhura is, doing computer work. Bobby is brown, because he does everything. Crowley isn't assigned a color because he's not a hunter.

And who's yellow? Jack. Captain.

And why do we rather associate Dean with green? Is it his eyes? Or is it because, when they are three, he takes the role of Kirk, the role of ethos? (This color coding (blue, green, yellow) is also the reason why I keep thinking that Jack is more Dean's kid than Sam's, which is not true.)

They put the strange, non-human guy (Cas) in medical and the emotional, safe guy as second-in-command. Because they knew what would happen if they gave the strange guy a reason to be on the bridge with the green guy. Because they had seen Spock. But like McCoy, the guy with the supid nickname, Cas, the guy with the stupid nickname(s), nonetheless always found some dumb reason to be around the action. (And who gave them the nickname?? The green guy.)

Can you hear me thinking of roadkill to avoid manically laughing in public?

Also, here's the thing again where you can (have to) choose your gender, because last time, the time frame was too short, launch is later than we thought:

Are you [...] ?

yellow (pilot)

blue (scientist)

red (engineer)

Remaining time: 3 days 15 hours

Only question is: who's the yellow kid in Star Trek?

[0pure-insanity0]

You know how parents will color-code their children? (Especially in America) Like, the first boy is blue, then the next boy is green or red, and the first girl is pink, then purple, etc. I want that with struggling single father, Bruce Wayne.

Like, he (And the kids) picked these colors out when they were nine or ten, for the most part. Tastes change, but any child who grew up color-coded can tell you that you don't outgrow your coding. People will still get you yellow shoes even 5 years after you told them you stopped liking it.

As the first boy, Dick was automatically coded as blue because that's what the public assumed, and Bruce was new and confused, so he leaned into it. Of course, he worried if he made the right call when Robin came out in red, green, and yellow, but judging by Nightwing, he did an okay job.

Jason came in with a red hoodie, so Bruce asked him if he liked red. Jason, being himself said, "No, green." Regrettably for him, Bruce took that to heart.

Tim at least came much older, so Bruce just asked him what he liked. Tim's first choice was green, so Bruce asked for his second favorite. Jason is still upset that he's older and had the name first, but Tim gets everything colored red.

When Damian first arrived, he thought the concept of a favorite color was stupid and refused to give an answer. Everyone cycled through different colors, trying to figure it out discreetly, but when Dick gave him an orange sweatshirt that he didn't want to take off, they knew what to assign him.

Cass was confused by everything, but when Bruce asked if pink was okay while giving her a pink t-shirt, her smile and hug secured her color.

Duke was also easy since he was more than old enough to decide for himself and is very happy with his yellow room.

While Stephanie doesn't have an official place in the manor, everyone knows to get her purple blankets to take home.

[fluent-in-queer]

✨THEORY TIME✨ Stolas’ Plot Points with Blitz always seem to happen in or near the BATH and are COLOR CODED FOR A REASON.

The Day He Met Blitz:

The Day He Made The Arrangement with Blitz:

The Day He Ended The Arrangement with Blitz and Gave Him the Crystal:

The Day He Lost Everything To Save Blitz:

Just a theory, but I think all the bath shots when it comes to this represents them feeling vulnerable and exposed. Almost as if Stolas finds the bath to be a “safe space”. The colors also represent the emotions surrounding them.

Meeting Blitz (Purple): Pointing at Stolas’ status as royalty

Making The Arrangement (HEAVILY BLUE): Could be his idealism and enthusiasm about the idea.

Ending The Arrangement (Purple + Blue): I have a feeling this represents him being conflicted. One side showing his royal status and the blue being enthusiastic about what could be with Blitz. Seems like Stolas being afraid to confess due to his status.

After The Trial (Red): Symbolic of the love between Stolas and Blitz, could even be Stolas feeling overwhelmed/sensing danger after his punishment.

What do you guys think? This is simply my take on what it could possibly mean as it seems to happen TOO OFTEN to be a simple coincidence.

Hope you enjoyed!❤️💙✨

[disworksdrazon]

Kenji having worn anything dark blue throughout the entire show (mostly shirts/jackets), but then changing to a red jacket in the epilogue … kinda reminds me of Astrid (Httyd) wearing blue at first the whole time and then only changing to red in the epilogue of Rtte (+ in httyd 2).

Coincidence? Or intentional parallel?

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