#unit 13

[dawg-wtf]

Im back for 20min

Heres stuff

Sokogeki phone wip

Things with ultima

EVA 13

Ocs

I have too much art i literally cant fit it all on here

[eljeebee]

Angels and Reapers II

I wasn't able to finish the reaper event lol so we had to do a timeskip

TRANSCRIPT

[DINING ROOM]

MNEMOSYNE: It seems like the forbidden food had resurfaced once again. To think that I hid it well and somehow found its way back amongst mortals...how insulting and annoying! DIANA: Are you sure, Nemo? Maybe some burning soul got it and - MNEMOSYNE [off-camera]: Do not start with me, child. IRIS: How many had made the Ambrosia? SAMUEL: Just one. A vampire. Death kept a close eye on her.

[FLASHBACK]

SAMUEL recalls the night where the Grim Reaper had visited this vampire. SAMUEL: On the last day of Lord Death's visit...there, he saw it. LADY LENORA BEAU stood in front of Death, smiling. There was a glow below her clasped hands. The glow was from the Ambrosia, atop the counter. SAMUEL: A piece of Ambrosia. Death told me he could smell the flowers he favored. DEATH points at LADY LENORA, seemingly angered. SAMUEL: He destroyed the dish. He had warned the lady vampire never to mess with it again. LADY LENORA was left confused, frowning. SAMUEL: The Lord Death returned to us angered and frustrated.

[END OF FLASHBACK]

IRIS: A vampire making an Ambrosia? Hm... MATA: That's impossible. Even vampires fear the Ambrosia. I assume this lady vampire was able to make it through this Ambrosia Society newsletter? DIANA: Oh, yes. Nemo asked me to research this society. Searched every nook and cranny in the Internet; newspapers and stuff. Couldn't find anything. It doesn't exist. Dad brought back the newsletters and they looked legit. MNEMOSYNE: That's why I asked you whether the Union of Sages know anything about it. MATA: We've asked the Pupil, and she told us no one from the Union knew about this society. Even they were alarmed that the Ambrosia was once again unearthed. SAMUEL: Who could have released it? IRIS: The Circle. IRIS almost snarled, before sighing and slumping on her chair. It was the first time a prim and proper Seeker was seen lousy, but her fellow Seeker nor Mnemosyne could react to her as silence fell on the dining room. MNEMOSYNE sighed. MNEMOSYNE: I'll have the other units search the mortal world for any remnants of the Ambrosia. We cannot let the nature of things be touched by the Circle again...Watcher help us all. IRIS: Worry not, Mnemosyne. We will search as well...

[AFTERNOON, OUTSIDE]

MNEMOSYNE walks IRIS and MATA out of the UNIT XIII HQ, while DIANA and SAMUEL watched from the porch. DIANA: Sammy, what is the Circle? SAMUEL let out a huff. SAMUEL: You don't want to know, grimheart.

[crudaka]

Unit 13

[professor-magnus]

Quarter: Quarter 1

Unit: Unit 1- The Eye

Book: Babel or The Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators’ Revolution by R. F. Kuang

I was originally uncertain in my inclusion of this text for The Eye. Especially as the text to start off not only The Eye, but the entire curriculum. But as I read, it became increasingly obvious that this fit perfectly.

Kuang uses the character Robin Swift, Griffin Lovell, Ramiz Rafi Mirza, Victoire Desgraves, and, yes, Letitia Price to examine both the structures that hold imperialism and colonialism in power and the effects of both on individuals. We never learn Robin’s, or Griffin’s, birth names in order to make it clear how colonialism steals personal identity. These are themes that really stuck out to me as I was reading, and especially found the idea of how you need to be able to understand the institutional injustices in order to know the full scale of an issue and that those who benefit from the system cannot be trusted to be allies incredibly important as a sociologist.

However, those are not the themes that make this vital for understanding The Eye.

Most, when looking for a book for The Eye would focus on books with themes about surveillance, but that’s not all that The Eye is. And a common in universe complaint about The Eye is that all it does is hoard knowledge and do nothing with it. Babel showed that the hoarding of knowledge, of viewing knowledge as a resource in and of itself, is vital to how imperial powers maintain their dominance. It also showed the siren-call of knowledge that grips just about everyone involved in The Magnus Institute, but that’s neither here nor there.

Finally, with a name like The Necessity of Violence the question quickly becomes “Is this book not more fit for The Slaughter?” But Necessity is the optimal word here. The Slaughter is senseless violence, pointless violence. Violence that exists only for violence’s sake. The violence that Griffin, Robin, and the striking workers used was not senseless, it was purposeful. Which would actually make this a horrible book for The Slaughter.

[koushuwu]

Evangelion Unit 13 created to breach the final containment seal.

[otterbat-comicz]

HEYY GANG! I’ve come with something to feed you until I can properly get the pages worked on and drawn!

Silly little Charlie! -🦇

[lynniezdoodles]

Unit 13 doodles cause fuck it it’s one of my new interest/hyper fixations rn.

@otterbat-comicz if you want to read it :3

[just-a-lil-otter]

How I be acting while me and my bestie plan a comic that's gonna be full of Gore, horror, and will probably scare a bunch of full grown adults

:3