can't think about anything but murderbot rn. song by ben thornewill

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can't think about anything but murderbot rn. song by ben thornewill
back on pushing my Ratthi Murderbot best friends agenda
Its my birthday, and ive realized ive not posted art in SO LONG, but ive never stopped drawing
so ive made myself a little birthday/new year goal, to suck it up, and just post stuff
so expect a very diverse amount of fanart and sketches in the coming weeks
starting with MURDERBOT, a series im obsessed with, new book in the series is out this month, Message me if you want to yell about it.
every time murderbot has to go on a mission with anyone other than the presaux crew it's always like "this fucking sucks, these people keep arguing with me and never do what i say. I miss my well-trained humans. Ratthi or pin-lee would follow my orders without hesitation. (Gurathin can go choke) #myhumans"
also let's never forget ratthi likes sanctuary moon. murderbot says something cool and wise and everyone's nodding while it gets two seperate messages from art and ratthi that just say. i know what episode that's from.
I bought "Network Effect" in Japanese because of who I am as a person.
Anyway, I will be sharing things, but the first thing is that upon meeting Three,
Ratthi calls Three kimi きみ
(バリッシューエストランザ社には、きみは死んだと伝いる)
Amena calls Three anata あなた
(あなた、名前はあるの?)
And ART calls Three omae おまえ
(この人間たちに害意を待っているなら、おまえを分解して)*
That's like...
You (friendly!)
You (textbook)
(FUCK) You
*Also that threat is SO MUCH MORE SICK (to me) IN JAPANESE. Also just... so rude. I love that Japanese has so many levels of politeness so ART can use none of them.
Murderbot 1x07 "Complementary Species"
Network Effect, Martha Wells