Apr 11
Poor little perpetual boy
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Poor little perpetual boy
characters raised to be tools
Xiaolin Showdown AU / Dragon of metal / episode idea
Jack Spicer is used to being alone by now, but sometimes it's still painful. No one ever likes him and even Robo Jack won't listen to his commands. Omi noticed Jack's acting strange and decided to help, this time coming up with an idea of using a reversing mirror to make things better.
As a result, Jack suddenly gained powers and ability to manipulate his most favorite element - metal.
Warnings: Dragon of metal AU, angst but sort of have a good ending with Omi becoming Jack's friend. Found it on Youtube, Eckcro.
If he stays a dragon or go back to the evil ways is a good question though. I think I’ll take this idea to my animation class at some point.
Hang out with yourself (times 3)
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When your mum forced you to play outside in the hot sun. Suffering -__-;
Still standing by the theory that the reason Robo-Jack is so prone to backstabbing Jack and being mean to him, was because Jack programed him to be just like him, but since computers replicate emotions, not go through them, and they take things more literally, Robo-Jack ended up interpreting Jack's self-hatred into hating Jack.
Drawpile stuff. Celebrity guest appearance under the cut lmao.
#I just realized Chase was outside watching Omi decapitate robo Jack
PLEASE tell me what was on Chase's mind when he saw that
Roughly, "Oh little one, in time, the target of your violence and wrath won't have to be the mere robotic facsimile." The usual.
The whole episode was already about Chase further training the darkness he saw in his little handpicked apprentice after all.
Even though Omi pretty visibly freaked out right after, Chase would probably count the accidental almost-murder as a step in the right direction. Proof that Omi has it in him, or something like that.