Jun 9, 2024
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YOURE SUCH A CREATURE (AND AN X-2 LOVER YAYAYAYAYAYAY HES SO STUPID)
Lol i love x-2.
It's not much, but made as a response to this post lol
Let X2 say fuck instead of fudge like a 12 yr old you cowards
I know I'm late on this one but I really wanted to draw that one Hallmark ornament of them.
CHAPTER 5: "Daffy Duck wakes up in a future completely unknown to him. But there's nothing to worry about because it's all a dream, right?" https://archiveofourown.org/works/65829508/chapters/207258791
X-2 and Z-9 shenanigans
Army martians, regular martians, and royal martians...
...are the titles that are decided at birth for all martians.
Like earthling tradition, martian babies can be born into royalty. However, if there is no ruler alive (which RARELY occurs, since us martians can live for thousands of years, and there are many respected elders aside from Our Queen), a King or Queen can be born and crowned without royal parents.
Army martians are identified by the small fluff that sprouts from the top of their head at birth, and the base of the helmet. This will grow into a large, broom-like shape as they grow up, along with the helmet growing out (yes, it is part of the body).
This is demonstrated below. As you can see (with this generously provided baby photo of Commander X-2), from a very young age, he has the small starting sprout of the fluff of his broom - the broom itself will grow out with age, along with his helmet.
Shifting our attention to the picture of... his skeleton, we can see the base of the broom is made up of lots of long bones that are attached to his body, proving its biological attachment to the martian body.
Most army martians are male, but female occurrences have been recorded. These martians grow up training to be in the Martian Military, and eventually join it once sufficiently trained.
However, I can't help but remember seeing Commander X-2 without a helmet... is he really an army martian...?
Right. I should be focusing on facts for now.
Simply put, regular martians are classified when broom fluff and the base of a helmet is not present at birth. They are equally recorded male and female. These martians grow to be normal citizens on Mars, and do not join the Martian Military.
I, myself, am a regular martian, although I'm sure that's obvious now, after what you have learned.
(study updated as of 28/10/24)
Happy 21st Anniversary, Duck Dodgers
Today is also the 21st Anniversary for
Duck Dodgers, one of the Looney Tunes cartoon adaption of Daffy Duck's adventures as Duck Dodgers of the 24th and 1/2 Century!
It had been 21 years since we seen Daffy Duck aka Duck Dodgers, and Porky Pig the Eager, Young Space Cadet's adventures in space, not just against
Marvin the Martian aka Commander X-2,
Queen Tyr'ahnee and the Mars Empire, but also other characters such as Mother Fudd aka Elmer Fudd, K'chutha Sa'am aka Yosemite Sam, the Tasmanian Warrior aka Taz, and even Sinestro, Green Lantern's archenemy that one episode.
For this occasion, I am going to announce that I will adding and roleplaying as Queen Tyr'ahnee, the Queen of Mars.
Happy 21st Anniversary to Duck Dodgers!
Tagged by: @hoshi-neko-hikari, @the-world-hopper, @bluemajingirl, @spirits-of-nature16