#ludicrous speed

[bunnies-and-sunshine]

Baby bunny zoomies!

We're pretty sure Apollo is the first baby bun to reach ludicrous speed.

[sun-citadel]

LUDICROUS SPEED : Feel the Roar !

University assignment / production boards I managed to finish up and put together, super proud of the end results. :) Huge shout out to @Daydream_SSBU / Dakoda Cox on Twitter for voicing this ! He was absolutely perfect for this role, and I appreciate his talent

[ Concepts | Voice Actor ]

[seanthedracunyan]

Juno: we have to go ludicrous speed light speed is too slow

Daffy: i object ! thats too fast !

Tom servo: whats the matter corneal Sanders CHICKEN

Daffy: im a duck

Crow: im a crow... robot

Ayase: just fire the energies Ludicrous speed active

Okarun: wait no im not rea-

Mina: ITS SO FAST TURN IT OOOFF

Daffy: Juno... your despicable

Ochaco: it was too fast

Juno: sorry everyone. I may have gotten to excited.

Ayase: Ya think !

[warcraftedtardis]

Fuck it, more space orc stuff?

Had this thought while driving in to work this morning; someone else has probably posted smth like it too, but I just gotta get it out of my head. Let’s talk about acceleration.

Our bodies are really good at adapting to G-force so long as it’s consistent. So accelerating and decelerating feels like ✨something✨ but if you maintain speed it stops feeling like much of anything so long as it’s within the range of force your muscles can compensate for. Like car speeds.

If you’re cruising down the highway at 70+ then dropping to 40 is really significant. It feels so much slower than it actually is bcs your used to higher speeds. Planes are another good example. Once you’ve gotten into the air and maintain speed it doesn’t really feel like anything until you stand up tp walk around, and then bcs everything in the cabin with you is also moving at the same speed, you barely feel it. And all of this is an environment with friction in the atmosphere. Out minds are scary good at micro adjusting to velocity. Just look at racers and fighter pilots.

Our bodies are better at adjusting than our minds—a lot of decisions that happen at ludicrous speeds are all reflexes too—basically autopilot. It’s facilitating. We can already see in our own population people who are better at autopilot and people that generally cannot access that, so clearly this is a skill that can be taught. Humans can learn high speed precision reaction through just Doing the Thing over and over again.

[deebrisbyfish]

In thinking about the upcoming new year, I was also thinking about how they really do seem to zip by faster and faster the further along we go. Especially from when were were still in school. I don't often draw "pre-transition me", but to do childhood flashbacks, It's kinda a must. Admittedly, the "bucket-hat" era of my youth was a little later than grade school, but it happened. I tried HATS for a while as ways to establish anything as an identity other than what I already had figured out, but that's a story in and of itself. ;)

[bobauthorman]

During the trip to Anima, Nora decided to 'help' in the ship's engine room;

Crewmate: Young lady, please! You can't be back here! These engines are delicate!

Nora: Can it, poindexter! No wonder this flight is taking so long! Whoever heard of delicate engines? Engines are supposed to be big, loud, and terrible for the environment! Now, let's kick this baby into ludicrous speed!

(Nora flips a switch on the engine. Alarms begin to blare)

[kingshook1]

[jaybuilds]

Because I’m too lazy to reblog the entire reply(I did read it all first), This^ bit is what I wanted to highlight from what @themunofprovidence said. Thing is, I don’t think it would be as easy as trying to splice together two systems and assume it’ll work. I understand where you are coming from, since Unicorn’s Psychoframe just cranks itself up to 11 and does a bunch of goofy shit in its Crystal Form. As cool as that is, that may as well just be a standalone thing that can could basically just do anything, if we are going by Unicorn’s canon.

Ideally you’d want some kind of synergy to what your going for, because a lot of systems in Gundam have a middle ground for this sort of experimentation.

I’m just gonna’ bring up my Vortex Gundam, because I’ve played with this very concept myself at times, and it’s an example of something like this-

The Nepeight Unit’s gimmick is that it has the Voiture Lumiere; VL allows the mobile suit to move faster and faster, as it continues to move- it’s entirely dependent on its own speed and how fast its able to build it up- canonically this system can let a mobile suit travel at lightspeed, from enough buildup.

A GN Drive’s gimmick is Trans-AM; it overclocks one’s own system for a duration of three minutes, and greatly boosts the suit’s capabilities during this time. The catch is that afterwords the machine is severely crippled in its performance.

GN-Voiture would basically be Spaceballs’ Ludicrous Speed; You move so fast that time/space stop applying to you:

…And probably turn plaid in the process.