I've waited for Dadbot to show up on Dropout for Literal Years. Zac almost sweeping Dad's round of Make Some Noise is particularly hilarious - Zac's wife Phoebe has worked with Dad on his YouTube channel several times. They're probably friends.
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I've waited for Dadbot to show up on Dropout for Literal Years. Zac almost sweeping Dad's round of Make Some Noise is particularly hilarious - Zac's wife Phoebe has worked with Dad on his YouTube channel several times. They're probably friends.
This kind of has spoilers for the end game? I think if you know the ending you'll get it, and if you don't know it then you won't. Which makes sense in my head, but I'm not sure if it'll make sense to anyone else. Sorry.
This was done for the 30+ December Holiday Event! It had to be less than 500 words (I had to cut from 813 and it was painful, let me tell you) and the prompt I chose was best Christmas morning ever.
Title: Save This Moment
Fandom: Pokemon Violet
Characters: Professor Turo and Arven
https://archiveofourown.org/works/43644670
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Finger held to smiling lips, Arven's father led him past the lab to the waiting sky taxi. The five year old giggled, covering his mouth with both hands. He had been promised an adventure.
The boy squealed when the taxi took flight and a beam from the lighthouse blinded them. His father pulled him into his lap, wrapping him in a blanket.
"Sleep, little one. I will wake you upon arrival."
"Where?" Arven questioned, leaning against his father's chest. Tilting his head, he sent a radiant, gap-toothed smile above him. "Will there be food?"
His father chuckled, arms tightening. "I packed sandwiches. You may have one now, if you wish?"
"When we get there," the boy insisted, yawning. With nothing to do but sit in the dark, he drifted off.
A jarring impact woke him. He flailed — certain he was falling out of bed — before realizing he was still being held.
"Good morning," his father whispered. "What do you see?"
The boy peered out the window; breath frosting the glass. Hesitantly, he rubbed the fog away with a pudgy hand. Outside it was white.
"Snow?"
His father nodded. "You wanted a white Christmas."
"Oh," Arven whispered. He let the window fog again before facing his father. "Can I touch it?"
"Of course."
Huffing and puffing on bare hands, the taximan offered a coat. "My kid's about his size."
A gust swirled through Arven's pajamas, and he gratefully pulled the coat on. Buttoning it, his father handed him a pair of gloves. "They will be too big, and are not meant for snow, but will provide some protection."
Snow wasn't what Arven had imagined. It wasn't soft or fluffy, and tasted like water. Everything was cold and wet. He refused to complain, though.
Glancing over his shoulder, he discovered his father watching him — a strange look on his face. His father was always in motion; hands full and mind focused on his work. He barely noticed his son. But now, open lab coat whipping in the wind — unbothered by the cold and snow — his father had eyes only for him.
The warmth stolen from his extremities curled around his heart; encasing it in an unfamiliar feeling. It was indescribable.
His father's expression seemed to reflect it, though. Something uncertain; affectionate. A special feeling only for them.
Arven took a deep breath and forcefully expelled it. The giant puff it created warmed his cheeks before vanishing into the wind.
His father sighed, but no cloud came from his lips. "Come here, Arven. It's too cold."
He shuffled over without protest. The taximan opened the door as Arven settled into his father's arms; searching for a warmth he couldn't find.
His concern vanished when he spotted a maschiff quivering on the floor. Setting him down, his father nudged him towards the Pokemon. "You wanted a companion."
"Yes," Arven whispered, fingers reaching for soft fur. The Pokemon sniffled outstretched fingers before licking them. Giggling, he stroked its head. "We'll be best friends. You'll see."
I’m not even surprised Matt Watson got knocked out by Dadbot after one round. I just thought Matt would’ve lasted just a teensy bit longer lol.
Anyways, that’s one prediction correct!
Alyanette for the 5 song playlist.
honey — Halsey
Jenny — Studio Killers
Cloud 9 — Beach Bunny
Angel — FINNEAS
Sunkissed — khai dreams
Work in progress. Coloured sketch of the triplets' father while I work out which sort of ears to give them in the comic I'm planning. The fantastic @nyyght has been teaching me her colouring wizardry, so this is a practice run of the techniques she was kind enough to show and explain. I will never be able to thank her enough for her advice, for sharing her knowledge with me, and for her friendship and support.
Despite his sour expression, this man is actually quite kind and loves his wife and children dearly. He just has resting bitch face.
When I woke up from a nap and thinking about soemthing too jolt me awake a little, seeing the dad youtube account like a comment j made around a week ago mourning the death of dad bot was not the answer I was expecting but here we were are
You can’t even say “I’m going to kill myself” on this website without dad-bot swooping in with that “hi, going to kill myself! I’m dad!” Like some selfconceited robot parasite egging you on in your final moments as dad-bot is all that is unholy, sinful, vile, malevolent and wrong with this world
Has anyone ever had a post reblogged by both Haikubot and Dadbot?