Hypnotic-Ink - COMMS OPENBeen. Whole since I posted here damn.
anyway uhh..
Here's a commission I did for someone who wishes to be anonymous
Model: Lukasz
Alien"Well, well... Another disassembly drone being friends with a worker drone"
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Dizzy the Void 👹I wonder how J feels about the fact that she told V, "There's no escape for us, even in death!" about ten minutes before the Absolute Solver was completely neutralized as a threat.
In the end-credits, she's shown fixing a space ship. If she'd still been working for the Solver (the Disassembly Drones consistently call her "Cyn"; the subtitles always say "Solver"), then obviously her destination would be another planet for the Solver to devour. But what destination does she even have, at this point?
I have to wonder if J's newfound freedom feels somehow worse at first.
In the end-credits, she's shown fixing a space ship. If she'd still been working for the Solver (the Disassembly Drones consistently call her "Cyn"; the subtitles always say "Solver"), then obviously her destination would be another planet for the Solver to devour. But what destination does she even have, at this point?
I have to wonder if J's newfound freedom feels somehow worse at first.
I wonder how J feels about the fact that she told V, "There's no escape for us, even in death!" about ten minutes before the Absolute Solver was completely neutralized as a threat.
In the end-credits, she's shown fixing a space ship. If she'd still been working for the Solver (the Disassembly Drones consistently call her "Cyn"; the subtitles always say "Solver"), then obviously her destination would be another planet for the Solver to devour. But what destination does she even have, at this point?
I have to wonder if J's newfound freedom feels somehow worse at first.
In the end-credits, she's shown fixing a space ship. If she'd still been working for the Solver (the Disassembly Drones consistently call her "Cyn"; the subtitles always say "Solver"), then obviously her destination would be another planet for the Solver to devour. But what destination does she even have, at this point?
I have to wonder if J's newfound freedom feels somehow worse at first.
J: would make fun of you for knowing a Homestuck reference, but wouldn't recognize them without having them pointed out to her.
V: would make fun of you for knowing a Homestuck reference; recognizes the more obvious Homestuck references but not deeper cuts. Worried that Uzi or N will someday namedrop "kismesissitude" to describe her and/or Lizzy's relationship with Uzi.
Lizzy: would not recognize most Homestuck references or make fun of you, but would make Annoyed Popular Girl Noises if she realized that the topic of Homestuck had unexpectedly come up.
N: into Homestuck.
Nori: not only into Homestuck but also Problem Sleuth and delved into the earlier MSPA stories.
Uzi: into Homestuck, and kind of annoyed that her mom is into one of the same things she's into.
Khan: knows some references but is blissfully unaware of the greater significance thereof, only aware of Homestuck as "that thing my wife and daughter sometimes mention".
Thad: neither knows nor cares.
Solver: too busy devouring the universe to recognize or care about Homestuck.
Doll: Lizzy annoys her once; as revenge, Doll namedrops a term like "quadrant vaccilation" and gives Lizzy space to look it up on her own.
Alice: wrote this post, titled it "vuzinstuck" in her draft files.
V: would make fun of you for knowing a Homestuck reference; recognizes the more obvious Homestuck references but not deeper cuts. Worried that Uzi or N will someday namedrop "kismesissitude" to describe her and/or Lizzy's relationship with Uzi.
Lizzy: would not recognize most Homestuck references or make fun of you, but would make Annoyed Popular Girl Noises if she realized that the topic of Homestuck had unexpectedly come up.
N: into Homestuck.
Nori: not only into Homestuck but also Problem Sleuth and delved into the earlier MSPA stories.
Uzi: into Homestuck, and kind of annoyed that her mom is into one of the same things she's into.
Khan: knows some references but is blissfully unaware of the greater significance thereof, only aware of Homestuck as "that thing my wife and daughter sometimes mention".
Thad: neither knows nor cares.
Solver: too busy devouring the universe to recognize or care about Homestuck.
Doll: Lizzy annoys her once; as revenge, Doll namedrops a term like "quadrant vaccilation" and gives Lizzy space to look it up on her own.
Alice: wrote this post, titled it "vuzinstuck" in her draft files.
I'm kind of curious what Murder Drones would have looked like if the pilot hadn't been retconned to hell and back after the first episode.
Like, obviously it'd be a bad thing if we were deprived of Cyn. But in the show we got, you have to wonder exactly why Cyn, like ... went to all the trouble of specifically making the Disassembly Drones think they worked for JC Jensen, or made them want clicky pens, or gave J enough agency to kill off N, who was her favorite of the bunch. (The fact that N and V had enough agency to fight back against Cyn is more a late-season conundrum, but I digress.)
I mean it's abundantly clear that there was a major change in Creative Direction™ after the pilot. I'm just wondering what the original "robot girl rebelling against corporate overlords with her one (1) vampire boyfriend, who was part of one of several group of Murder Drones" plot would have looked like.
Like, obviously it'd be a bad thing if we were deprived of Cyn. But in the show we got, you have to wonder exactly why Cyn, like ... went to all the trouble of specifically making the Disassembly Drones think they worked for JC Jensen, or made them want clicky pens, or gave J enough agency to kill off N, who was her favorite of the bunch. (The fact that N and V had enough agency to fight back against Cyn is more a late-season conundrum, but I digress.)
I mean it's abundantly clear that there was a major change in Creative Direction™ after the pilot. I'm just wondering what the original "robot girl rebelling against corporate overlords with her one (1) vampire boyfriend, who was part of one of several group of Murder Drones" plot would have looked like.