@jenovaii He is cute as long his father isn't near him
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@jenovaii He is cute as long his father isn't near him
there's a post that was on amazing-animatronics' blog that mentioned CEC bots go into random mode at night. I tried looking up anything about that, and although they go through random mode during music videos/audience lulls, i didn't see anything about nighttime random mode. Can you verify that this exists, because it'd be cool/creepy if it did. And i can understand the nighttime random mode if they didn't want the mechanics locking up or being unprepared.
This is not true! Locations that are maintained correctly shut the shows off once the store has been closed for the night and no one is inside. Unless a lazy worker leaves the power on, which would get them in lots of trouble, the bots remain asleep until they’re turned on again, where they enter random mode until a showtape is played.
So sadly, if you were hoping for animatronics glancing at one another late at night, you’re out of luck; their pneumatics/air pressure are shut off for closing time, just like the arcade games and the rest of the power in the store.
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Question for queer nonbinary folk
There’s a character in a video game whose gender is described as “both yet neither” or something to that effect. He’s DFAB and prefers male pronouns/titles.
I headcanon him as being ace and, romantically, only attracted to women.
Does this make him heteroromantic? Would that be the right word? Or is there another word? On one hand, he prefers to be addressed as male, but on the other, I don’t want to invalidate/ignore his NB-ness.
I’m going to tag @jenovaii here because I know you know a lot about nonbinary and sexuality stuff but if you don’t want to be @’d then just tell me and I’ll delete this part.
jenovaii replied to your post: "I don't feel like we're supposed to sympathize...
not to mention he makes no pull to get Steven into school or have any friends besides the Gems and Connie. Steven knows nothing about the world because 1. Greg won’t treat him like a human and 2. Pearl won’t treat him like a Gem. No one has Steven’s interests in mind, ever, at any time.
Greg treats him like a human, but it’s implied that the Gems basically pressured him into letting them take care of Steven by fear mongering about the magic stuff that goes on. They should all be living together with Steven but the show seems really attached to the idea of the Gems being Steven’s sole caretakers with Greg popping in occasionally. He’s treated more like an uncle than a father.
It’s rather baffling that Steven hasn’t been to school. Hell he didn’t know what school was in Mirror Gem. The Gems make no effort to teach him anything. I mean yeah it might be safer to homeschool Steven but they don’t even do that. Pearl could have been his homeschooling teacher with great ease, but they’re so focused on his Gem powers that apparently this never came up.
@jenovaii A nuestro querido Ennard no le gusta que molesten a su madre, para la desgracia de Purple y la fortuna de Lilac, el hecho de que él piensa que ella no mató a esos niños hace que odié a su padre y adoré a su madre cuando el odio debería ser hacia los dos, pero bueh. Btw last thing in Spanish for today UuUr I guess...
@jenovaii sorry it's just the lineart :'3
@jenoivaii (idk it won't let me Tag u :'v) Cute hyperdontian ganster boy
exclusionist culture is, apparently, tantamount to cringe culture. don't they know cringe culture is on its way out?
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