A moment of silence for Hordak, who cannot fly, parenting a toddler, Imp, who can fly. I can only imagine the torment he faces trying to get that child to bed each night. Visualize a toddler clinging to a ceiling beam, shouting everything his father below says back to him in the most taunting voice known to man but Hordak can’t do anything about it.
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The story behind her name is that I needed a character for some future PLANS and decided to use a canon character for it to avoid making too many ocs. when i settled on busgirl, i knew she would need a new name. even by shera standards, busgirl would be a rough real person name to have, especially since i didnt want her lifes goal to be being a busgirl forever.
So, i settled on Minna to be her 'real' name. because she makes miniatures. and is small. I hope its stupid enough for shera.
Then once she had a real name, it seemed like the other kitchen staff needed names too, so here's a little The Outsiders joke for you all lol.
My sister drew the croissant, the stormy scene of Dryl, and I think the first shot of the courtyard (and i colored).
Her bag floats because it uses the same technology that the boats use to fly in the air. Ever notice that there are no land vehicles that arent military based in shera like the tanks and skiffs? I decided to run with that.
So I'm definitely still thinking about spacebats and
They have to be a really social species right? I mean they have a hivemind, and live in relatively close quarters on the Horde ships
You could even say that Horde Prime is very physical with them, maybe as an echo of his own original culture
Even Hordak and Imp could be used as evidence of this.
So after the fall of Prime and the death of the hivemind I think it would make sense for them so sort of imprint on whoever they spent a lot of time with. Roommates, caregivers, often each other but sometimes with Etherians as well
I just don't think that the Horde Clones were meant to be alone