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so i'm a weak bitch for cute domestic family stuff and winter au is right there. doodles i did over the last few weeks to relax/destress ft au kids
The sleepy babies
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@nursedollysblog @thetorturerpoet baby bau! These were the faces that had no idea of the immense trauma they were soon gonna face!
you are my sunshine ☀️
For my kid au that I made for Mr puzzles and wpnz I was wondering what ideas you think their dynamic would be like?
Also a big fan of your work!!!
Funny enough, my partner, Crow, and I were talking about this quite a bit ago!
If you've ever watched the movie The Iron Giant (or Lilo and Stitch), I'd imagine their dynamic to play out similarly to Hogarth and the Giant- with Puzzles encountering WPNZ after wandering a bit too far from his school's playground, only to come face to face with WPNZ, who somehow escaped his facility and is now thrown into a world completely alien to him.
WPNZ is definitely very rough around the edges, while Puzzles is quite isolated, lonely, and is a victim of bullying. Despite WPNZ often bullying him (considering the fact he doesn't quite understand what that is, and is only following his "aggression" module) he ends up becoming a hero to Puzzles after WPNZ saves him from a group of bullies that tore up his work.
I'd imagine they quickly become fast (and best) friends- with it soon turning into a scenario with a kid trying to hide their pet from a parent- by giving him batteries to eat so he doesn’t “starve” and showing him his favorite TV shows.
Meanwhile, scientists are searching for their highly experimental weapon while he’s busy watching old movies with Puzzles way past their bedtimes.
They essensially act as each other's sense of "normalcy" that they don't typically get.