#infinitelizard

[askvectorprime]

Dear Vector Prime, do you think Beachcomber would make a good Prime?

Dear Pacifist Pariah,

I would say that he has some of the right qualities, to be sure. Although he is no warrior at spark, Beachcomber is willing to fight for peace—as self-defeating as that may be—as he ultimately believes that Autobot victory is all that can free the galaxy from conflict. He will do everything he can to protect the worlds they fight on, to avoid casualties to civilians or nature. Most importantly, he has a formidable stature, and so if he combined to make Powerlinx Optimus Prime, they’d certainly have a leg-up over Megatron.

[ayanbel]

Okay here me out, humanized combaticons . . .

In their G2 colours!

[souphamsters]

here he is!!! and he’s very flattered to have fans.

( @infinitelizard and anon, thank you for your messages!! ❣ )

[nominalbutler]

Hello, I love the work you and Chrome do and was wondering if you have any advice for aspiring fanfic writers? I want to write an AU lemon where Vincent is gagged and forced to watch Sebastian fuck a blindfolded Ciel begging his “daddy” for more but I’m nervous that it won’t be good.

Write every day. Or every other day. Write whenever you can. Read a lot. Take notes. Think about what it is that you like about a particular book or fic. Learn from it. But most important, have fun! 

Chrome and I remind each other constantly that we are primarily writing for ourselves. We write what we want to see, about subjects and themes that we enjoy, and if other people happen to like it and support it, then that is just a bonus. You know the phrase, “Do what you love and the money will come?” It’s kind of like that. You can’t let yourself get bogged down looking for kudos and comments, because sometimes, it just doesn’t happen. But no matter what, you have to keep writing whatever makes you happy. That’s the only way you will learn and get better. If you’re forcing it, or tying to write for someone other than yourself about something you don’t particularly like, it will show in your writing, and you won’t be happy! So run with your idea about Ciel begging for “daddy” while Vincent is forced to sit back and watch it. Don’t worry about if it’s “good.” Write with confidence, write with purpose. Eventually, you will find someone who loves the same things you do, and they will support you, and share it with their friends, and they will support you too. And you won’t even be worrying about whether or not it is good, because all that matters is if it’s good enough for you!

I hope this helps, I know it’s not a lot of practical tips... Thanks for your kind words! Chrome and I appreciate the support. Good luck in your endeavors! 

[askvectorprime]

Dear Vector Prime, why is it that the Megatron/Galvatron of the Aurex cluster can't seem to make up his mind on what name he likes to go by? he switched between Megatron and Galvatron at least 5 times.

All names serve a purpose, including mine. While I am most commonly known as Megatron, I take the name of Galvatron when I have achieved a new state of glory, when I have gained more power than others can comprehend. The name Galvatron then sends shivers through the sparks of others, who recognise that I am power incarnate.

Why do I then become Megatron once more? Because power, like everything else, exists to be conquered, tamed, controlled. When that power has been fully absorbed and mastered, I am able to wield it naturally, as if I had done so since creation. Why then should I place any importance on yet another resource? Then the name Megatron causes others to tremble, as they recognise that I have once again proven my superiority, and that I have once again begun my rise to ever greater heights.

[askvectorprime]

Dear Vector Prime, aside from Homo Sapiens, what is your favourite species native to Earth?

Dear Sapiens Speculator,

I have occasionally visited with members of Homo sapiens neanderthalensis and found them enjoyable company—although they are, on the whole, significantly less inquisitive than your kind.