#johnny oc

[quoththeowl31]

Johnny and Pocket.

[goodieghosty]

I just had to draw the sillies ;u; Johnny is a goober who's completely capable of doing his own stage make-up but he would still ask Athena to help him

Athena belongs to @sailorchips !!

I love them sm

[phenikas]

OUGHAUGH FORGOT TO POST THIS BUT... a birthday gift for @ryzselo happy birthday!!!!!!!! 🎂🎊 have a Johnny annoying his brother Tommy

[starbounds]

@ everybody on that One Post you know the one asking if johnny nine guns has nine guns

no

[system-a-naturae]

Oof even though I'm not the biggest fan of apocalypse/post apocalypse stories I'm having brain rot for this one idea I had....

Basically, in the 1930s, there was a massive break out of a filovirus disease. Because there was a very poor understanding of viruses and an even poorer, if not entirely non-existent, understanding of filoviruses, this virus rises to pandemic levels. It infects humans, but maybe it has the ability to jump to other mammals as well? Like, not over night, but maybe eventually there'd be a strain that infects cattle, or a strain that infects horses, or something. The virus also seems to linger, in the soil, in the water, again, in ways that the people of this time couldn't understand.

So a lot of people die. Infact, it would seem that most people died from this disease. Of course, there are several places where this disease didn't kill everyone.

Four generations after the initial outbreak of the disease, there are several small communities that eek out an existence for themselves. Because of the break down of any sort of mass or quick communication, these settlements genuinely believe that they are the last people left on earth.

First, there is a settlement deep in the mountains of Appalachia. They were remote when the pandemic began, and protected themselves by enforcing strict boundaries and physical borders. These people are deeply religious and superstitious. From this group comes "Johnny"

Another group lives in what was once coal mines, that they've converted the mines into a space somewhat habitable for humans. They've also expanded these mines. These people fled underground during the pandemic, and have kept themselves somewhat healthy by avoiding the aboveground. I think it would be neat to explore how they made food and resources, and what exactly their culture got up too. I think they'd be somewhat...impersonal? Like, purely utilitarian, to the point where they avoid close relationships, and only have intercourse to reproduce? Anyways, "Eve" is from this group.

Finally, there's a scattered group of people that lives in what remains of human buildings and homes. These people protect themselves by staying far apart from each other, only communicating through systems of messages that they invent. Children are raised by a single parent, a person who has proven themselves to be an efficient member of the community, until they are eventually left alone to care for themselves. From this group comes "Anne"

Anyways, for there own reasons, each of these people leave the group that they were raised in, and find each other. Something happens, like maybe they have to go and find a cure? Or uncover government plans for a vaccine? Or something idk. I'm just fond of these kiddos owo.

Uhh.... Pennsylvania hopeful post apocalypse story

[florathaumatos]

robots! or well two robots at least...

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[chaoticdeathphilosphy]

@ask-keimi-and-pappug and Johnny's child, luna. She can weld many weapons but loves to use the sythe the most. Also, because of her father she could see through a person's mask She is a very kind and smart mermaid. She loves to read, train, sing, play with the animals, and hangout with her mother. She gets scared easily but quickly recovers. Luna is not very social but other mermaids and merman like her. A very good cook. Johnny would come underwater as soon as he has a chance to and gave her a snail so they can talk. Luna loves hearing about his adventures and advice he gives her. He also keeps touch with keimi. Overall good family.