#echofox

[sleepywolverine]

OC MOODBOARD ~ NORA EVERLY

[wifeofwolverine]

How does “The Wolverine” work with Nora?

After a rewatch, I was prompted to think about it.

Jean never died. Nora and Logan live outside the X-Mansion raising their two kids. That’s where Yukio finds them.

Nora insists on coming with Logan.

Nora tells Yashida off big time on his “deathbed”.

“Stop lookin’ at my husband like that”

“Stop callin’ me a kitsune”

Nora doesn’t lose her abilities because she’s not the important one. Once again, she’s filled with regret because she couldn’t stop Viper from doing it.

a rich girl, a wolverine and a fox walk into a hotel

Nora deserves a “Wife of the Year” award for this tbh

Nora freaks tf out when Yukio says she saw Logan’s death

Nora screams loudest when he flatlines

Nora gets tranquilized with an arrow, she’s kinda out of commission for most of the rest of the movie

Naturally, in the end, they just go home to the kids

The mid-credit scene didn’t happen

This has been Earth-422752 Explained.

Bonus: Nora actually used the chopsticks. Her explanation on how she’s so good with them? She got Asian takeout a lot while she was hiding out on Staten Island. Her favorite cuisine is still Mexican, though. She is Texan, after all.

[cabezadeperro]

Echo/Fox(/Fives) and Annihilation <3

hiiiii friend!!!

area x coruscant!!!! pre relationship, post echo being found. fives doesn't die--he's just gone, and fox and echo are in the coruscant lower levels to find him.

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The chute looks like one of any others. The LAAT/i hovers over the dark void, tiny against its huge gaping maw. Most of the sector is closed off to traffic, the buildings all around it dark and dead. The gunship’s floodlights try their best to cut through the thick darkness that seems to surround the entrance, but they only succeed in underlining it, in making it look bigger and darker. Echo wraps his right hand around one of ceiling straps and looks down: strong winds, heavy with humidity and the familiar smell of Coruscant’s Lower Levels, climb up from the chute and hit him in the face. 

At his back, Commander Fox shifts. Echo has yet to see his face. He was quiet for most of the trip there, now and then giving orders to the pilot in the cockpit with a low, croaky voice. Echo ignores him and keeps his eyes on the tunnel as the gunship starts making its slow way down, the sound of its engines echoing eerily. Echo puts on his bucket and switches on the filters.

For the longest time Echo thought it was just a trooper tale, the kind the veterans used to try and scare them. Tales about the angels of Iego; tales about ghostly number stations, sending out codes in long-dead languages; the asteroid sirens, and the walking dead troopers that knocked on your tent or approached you during your guard shifts, nothing within their shells but air and hunger.

But it is very real: a whole area in Coruscant that’s been closed to most of its population for generations, ever growing. Echo leans further out of the gunship, looks down: he can’t quite imagine what could have brought Fives to think that venturing into this place was his best option.

The LAAT/i lands on a deserted public hangar, decades-old trash flying into the dark. The commander’s the first to jump off the ship; Echo follows, vaguely annoyed about being second. They are joined by a small squad of troopers, most of them wearing the scuffed red and white of Corrie veterans. Once the last one is on the cracked tarmac, the larty flies away, leaving them in the dark. Echo clicks the night vision on and starts making his way towards the terminal to the side, scomp link ready.

“I wouldn’t do that.”

Echo pauses and turns to look at the commander. His men are at his back, and Echo can feel the weight of their regard, four identical black visors staring at him from the dark. 

Commander Fox of the Coruscant Guard doesn’t want him there. He’s a remarkably quiet man, seemingly content to do his job and follow the rules, but he tried his very best to keep Echo off the team. But General Skywalker insisted. 

Echo read the mission dossier, and then he did a bit of research of his own. He knows why the commander doesn’t want him to connect to the sector mainframe: he can’t say he cares.

Commander Fox would have killed Fives—from what Rex told Echo, he almost did. 

“Respectfully, sir—I know what I’m doing,” Echo tells him, trying his best to keep his voice as even and bland as polite as he knows how. It’s still as easy as he remembered. 

The commander tilts his head. Echo waits, and then waits some more. When Commander Fox says nothing, the rest of the squad standing quiet and very still at his back, Echo rolls his eyes and turns back to the terminal.

It’s an old model, at least a couple decades out of fashion, but it should do. 

The click-and-flash of his brain and the machine’s touching is both incredibly familiar and profoundly alienating. Echo pushes through the tangled knot of disgust and comfort and lets his consciousness spread out throughout the sector’s dead mainframe, expecting little and finding less. 

And then—

Something reaches back.

[youbitehard]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Fandom: Star Wars: The Clone Wars

Pairing: Echo/Fox, Fives/Fox, Echo/Fives. (some established, some past, some unresolved)

Rating: Mature for theme. Warnings: purge tropper cody, post order 66, grief, canon divergence on rebels era.

“I could go to the ruins in Kamino, check if there is something the Empire missed.”

Rex shakes his head. “I don’t want to drag you into this, “ he says. Fox thinks, too late for that, captain, but he decides against saying it aloud as he stands up. His back cracks: he has to remember to change postures more often. The way he feels so much fucking older than two years ago. He’s tired almost all the time and the scar over his ribs is straining. It would be better to hydrate it but if he waits long enough, Echo will notice and do it for him.

Rex is looking at him, a scowl of determination on his face and Fox finds himself wishing he had known him better before—before. Of course he knew him, and worked with him, and Skywalker had brought Rex to almost any mission, but this, the Rex that he now knows and has learned to love, this one is another whole story.

“You’re not doing this alone,” Fox says, and opens the hatch to go down it, and that’s the end of the discussion.

[purrismacolor]

Sonicfox fanart from 2018!

[chthonianblast]

I’m not expecting any payment I just wanted to draw fanart of the greatest furry gay dbzf player ever. 

[yeenpaws]

Sonicfox: exists

Republicans: OMFG THATS SO OFFENSIVE AND HATEFUL I WANNA SHOOT YOU YOURE A TERRORIST STOP FORCING GAY ON PEOPLE

[yostarside]

SonicFox is my spirit animal