A new thread in the night Lest we forget, lest we forget Booru: dronebooru.co OC wheel: wheelofnames.com/8hc-stc Writing prompt wheel: wheelofnames.com/dmz-9uc Previous thread: >>87030
>>88020 It toke me too long to realize what you meant by this. that's not Nori and Yeva. it's Uzi and doll.
the long hair on doll and There is a lack of a braid on Uzi. though they did draw Uzi's hair mirrored which makes it look more like nori. probably due to drawing with a lack of reference.
>>88025 Perhaps the image was saved from twitter? lots of anon's here use it. When you download an image from twitter it's a bash of letters and numbers. whoever downloaded it might of renamed might of also confused them for Nori and Yeva and thus named it that. though that could be a stretch.
In Memory >She lit the small pile of wood, and stood silently as the flames festered, and then erupted. >With seemingly no purpose, Jane placed a rose on top the pyre, stepping back to observe silently. >She stood there alone, in the silence of the night, the light of the stars above reflecting off her and the buildings that surrounded her. >The light tinder quickly burnt through within short minutes, leaving nothing but a pile of cinders. Soon enough, the wind began to whip away at the ashes. >Jane looked up at the statues before her. >Beretta couldn't understand. >Was she cold, looking for a brief moment of warmth in the night? Or perhaps she had the inherent urge to light a fire, a Human, symbolic gesture, perhaps? >Jane hadn't been acting out of the ordinary at school. A little quieter than usual, maybe. >She chalked it up to sapien behavior. It was hard for her to understand the nuances of humans sometimes. >Beretta scurried out from her hiding place to stand before the pile of ashes. >Jane took notice of her. >"Strange seeing you here, B. Say, isn't it past your bedtime, kid?" >"Shut up, J. I'm having a night around town." >"At this part of town, at midnight? What are you, the WDF junior?" >"Whaaatever." >Beretta looked up to the colossal stone figments, their meanings long lost to the drone consciousness. >It stands as an anomaly, surrounded by the ruins of the behemoth structures and towers that humanity once conducted its livelihoods. >Beretta never understood why her mother had chosen to retain the statues. >As it were, they only existed as monuments to humanity's own self grandeur. >The men who would cast these giants would've never understood why their world came to an end. >They were victims of their pride, and these structures only proved it. >... >"It's all kinda' a waste, don't you agree?", Beretta asked. >"Hmm?" >"I mean, the people here built a bunch of statues of themselves, and like, not even good ones too. Just a bunch of giant dudes huddled up." >Jane listened, but displayed no expression. She continued to look up. >"I think they do their job just fine. It reminds us of who came before." >Beretta was confused. >"If they were aiming to remind themselves of their egos, perhaps, yeah." >She was less curious, and more disgusted. She liked humans...but these structures seemingly reflected the worst in the men of old. >They were monuments to an empire long fallen. What else could they have been? >"I never understood why we had to study it in school," Jane began. "Third millennium history was probably my least favorite subject, I always felt like we focused too much on it. The first hundred years got more attention than the next 400 years put together. I never got it." >Beretta began to listen closely. Human history was such an enigma. >"Even up till the end, we still learned to recognize that short century, ahead of the hundreds of years of colonization and peace that I thought we should've focused on. Way more people came and went and died in worse, more horrific times, believe me, I know, but yet we still put our minds on those short years." >"But after all this time, I can kind of get it." >Beretta looked at her in confusion. >"The universe we carved out for ourselves all had to start somewhere..." Jane began. >"...and in this case, the world we know today, even a thousand years later, was born in those muddy trenches." >Jane walked up to the monument. She tore away at the debris the base of the structure, to reveal a steel plate, with words engraved. >She beckoned Beretta forward, and flashed a light to reveal the inscription. >"THE GREAT WARS. 1914-1918, 1939-1945. TO THE HEROES WHO FOUGHT AND DIED, SO WE MAY LIVE A THOUSAND YEARS IN PEACE, EVERMORE. LEST WE FORGET, 2945." >Beretta didn't get it. She never could. >Jane took a rock, and thus inscribed one more in the brittle stone below. >"LEST WE FORGET, 3071." >Jane scoffed, and then smiled. >"Here's to another thousand years of peace, B." >"What?" >"Alright, that's enough remembering from me, let's go get something warm to drink." >"I still don't g-whatever. Let's go." >They gathered their things, and left the stone men alone to stand in peace, evermore.
>>88029 < me found the original post using yandex https://x.com/levonocka/status/1676248585342418946 it is indeed uzi and doll. so it probably was whoever downloaded the image mistaking them for Nori and yeva
How mostly drones would react on the way to your MAID appointment: >Uzi: Doesn't care, wishes all humans would get themselves killed like this >N: Recites bargain-bin self-help drivel at you trying to convince you not to go through with it, but he'll get over it a few minutes after you die >V: Thinks it's dumb you're doing this when you could just ask her, insists she get your blood afterward >J: Congratulates you heartily on making the difficult, but right decision (she has a dead peasant's insurance policy on you that will somehow pay out for this) >Thad: Confused, but thinks it's cool, like in Futurama >Lizzy: Doesn't care at all >Doll: Kills you herself before you leave
>John: Joins you, then backs down at the last moment, but can't explain why >Jane: Doesn't stop you, but is sad to see another human go >Beretta: Will not let you do it >Akita: Very upset and saddened by the whole affair >Negev: Tells you death won't be the escape you think it is >E: Places you under "mandatory house arrest" until you "get better" >L: Tries to convince you not to die a virgin/give you a reason to live >U-U: Burned the clinic down last night, then tie you and take you to an "emergency mental health retreat"
>Lucy waltzed into the Sentinel base like she owned it. >Unfortunately it wasn't as easy as the first time, but these things rarely were. >The security had been updated, but she'd still managed to get by with some forged/stolen/legitimate documents she'd cooked up. >It was a lot of trouble, but Lucy still had one target, one that she wasn't quite sure how to handle the last time she was here, but now, she had a plan. >She knocked on the door to the quarters, knowing there wouldn't be an answer. >Harper was, of course, scheduled to speak with the rest of the brass today. >But it would give her time to- >"Come in," Harper said from within. >Lucy paused. >"Come on in, Lucy." Harper repeated. >Lucy smiled. A creepy and ominous invitation? Now that was how horror movies started. >She of course, opened the door and slipped inside. >And found Harper waiting for her, sifting through a stack of documents. >"Hello Lucy. Before you ask, yes we saw you enter. Those drones you stole your papers from were pretty quick to report things." Harper said. "I suppose you came here to scare me?" >"Of course!" Lucy replied. Still all smiles, despite the unexpected situation. Surprises were, after all, kind of her thing. >"And you know we have an open capture order on you?" >Nod nod. >"Then why come? Why not find an... easier target?" Harper put down the papers, looking at her. "Or is this some kind of game to you?" >"Because it's Halloween! Everyone deserves a good scare." >Harper seemed to pause, scrutinizing her. "I think there's something wrong with you, Lucy. And just by this short conversation I think you know that too. I've already interviewed the others after your 'encounters' with them, and I have to say it explains a lot about your behavior on the base before those 'incidents'... Could I ask what level I am now?" >"Seven," Lucy answered. "Oh and I had a good one." She dug around her pack a bit, struggled, then opted to just dump the contents on the floor. >A bear trap clattered to the ground. >Harper eyed it with disinterest. >"I see." Harper said. >"Oh don't worry, I made sure it would just trap you, not like, take off your leg. I'm a good person." >Harper was silent for several seconds. >"Lucy, I want to help you... Will you let me help you?" >Lucy took a moment to ponder that. >"...I don't think I need help. I'm happy like this." Lucy considered the bear trap, then realized she'd spoiled the surprise. "Oh... o-oops̴̠͔̞̦̬̫̹̦̙̼̔̓̽̓̈̊̃́̏͆̌̕ͅͅ." Lucy's voice glitched. Abruptly, her visor flashed 'Level 8̶̼̮͈̹̩̮͇̰̼̗͕͐̓͐.' She twitched, then started to giggle. >"I'm happy to hear that, but unfortunately your happiness is causing problems for others. So -- I'm afraid this isn't a choice." >"Wha-" was all Lucy got out before Harper's photon emitter flashed, and Lucy fell to the ground.
>"Anything?" Harper asked. >They had Lucy hooked up to the Sentinel's diagnostic mainframe. >Trying to use a normal diagnostic unit just resulted in... well destroying that unit. The strangeness of that incident had prompted Harper into bringing out the big guns, and roping two more sentinels into guarding the worker drone, just in case. After all, Harper wasn't about to repeat the mistakes of her friends. >The technician just shrugged. "Honestly it looks normal." >"What do you mean normal?" Harper asked. >"I mean normal. This is just the standard software. I mean, sure she's got permanent memory files of like, every horror movie I've ever heard of, and a lot more I haven't, but I'm not seeing any sign of a virus or corruption. I even checked for Solver remnants." >"So you're telling me what? She's doing this on her own?" >"No, there's a clear compulsion in the random access memory, I just can't find the-" >The technician stopped as the lights cut out. >Harper immediately went on high alert. If this was an attack - >She suddenly realized the diagnostic monitor was still on, the only real source of light in the room. >It read 'Level 8̶̼̮͈̹̩̮͇̰̼̗͕͐̓͐'. >"What-" Harper stopped, realizing the two sentinels beside her weren't moving. >Their visors had the same readout. 'Level 8'. >"What's happening?" Harper asked. >"I - I don't know." The technician typed furiously on his keyboard, but nothing seemed to work. >She heard a giggle, Lucy's voice. Harper turned, intent on stunning the drone again, only to realize the worker's body was still inert. >The sound had come from the sentinel beside her. >Another laugh, from the other guard. >"W-what is this?" Harper shoved the technician behind her as the two sentinels turned with unnatural, stilted movements. >"Af̷̰͙̜̜̞̜̼͍̮͔̱̈́̈̓͂͂́̄͗́̈̆̎̂̇́̾͜ͅr̴̩͋͐͂̓̓̒̀̉͑̆̍́̾̈́́͘͝aiii̸͕̟͙̠͈̇́̉̅̒̉̌̓̈́̿̋ͅd?" Both sentinels asked. >Harper grit her teeth. "H-how are you doing this?" >Both sentinels smiled. A two wide, unnatural smile, it reminded her of the disassemblers. >"N-not telling... After all..." Lucy's eyes lit up, head raising ever so slightly. "E-explaining the m-monster r-r-ruins it..." >More laughter. >Harper covered her eyes as the first sentinel flashed her, she darted forward, stunning him as her tail slammed the second into the floor. A moment later he was stunned as well. >Then, the lights suddenly turned back on. >Harper wheeled on Lucy -- only to find she was gone. >She alerted the base, but they found no sign of the worker. >Only after she'd returned home did Harper find a sign of her. A single note, left on Harper's desk, over the papers she'd been combing through. The reports on Lucy. >It simply read - "We walk among you." >Lucy's capture order was pushed up three tiers that day.
>>88072 Do not let the grandmother rest in retirement, she is a veteran of labor, and so worked all her life, and the children left grandchildren to her for a week, while they themselves went abroad on vacation.
I have the feeling Lucy's inevitable fate is either trying to scare someone with zero bullshit tolerance and being one-shot, or encountering the Solver and learning true fear before annihilation. In either case, there's a stinger that implies she might still be alive, but the original director gets fucked over and the studio runs away with the rights so the sequel never comes to fruition.
>>88081 Venom-anon here or punished anon or what ever you guys wanna call me I was the guy with the venom snake cosplay robot arm I would wear in every photo also the guy who put his cyn plush in the microwave
>>88106 Obligatory Anon joke. Lucy's a tough girl, she'd do her research on all the Solver's appearances and everything it's said, psychoanalyze the beast, and hit it with an expertly-crafted trap designed to strike at what it's afraid of. Only to be told she's wrong, get impaled on a bone spike, and torn apart by hungry DDs as Cyn watches. The post-credits scene has her visor flick back on and her dismembered limbs start twitching.
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>>88113 I tried too many times to draw the mouth and I gave up at that point. so her expression was unclear. but yes she was meant to be sketched back over it with a higher quality. so hopefully this ones a bit more clear?
>>88139 I only remember one person talking about commissioning someone for a Beretta plush. That was it. If he ever had it done, I don't remember anything posted here, though I haven't been to /co/ prime in quite some time.
>>88171 Tits are great, but ome can hardly at those to drones (except when they are clothed ofc, see camper V/ DD J) On model drones don't have pronounced tits, but the shape of their chests isn't plain ribcage, the front has a bit too much bulging volume and roundness for that. Going with Alice for this ofc, see the hint of white under her right sleeve? Chest is pretty round even on model, also keep in mind that the gown doesn't directly touch the black smooth midsection directly (real sleekness of her mid is visible at the ripped parts of the gown, see pic rel for the rough outline)
This shows pretty good too, keep in mind the gown 'hanging' down from her chest, it doesn't tightly hug the thinnest part directly under her breast, if she were to wear nothing it would look even rounder. Probably also good on cheerleader drones but the whiteness of Alice's largely exposed chest and zhe way her black mid is partially visible (only in a few shots) through the tattered gown is just peak
>>88171 >>88172 >>88174 Gentlemen, consider this. A tight tummy leading up to dfc. Flat, but distinct from a male chest. You can lick up and down in one go. Your drone can look cute by being insecure or smug about her bust. It accentuates her hips. And you can make her do the male swimsuit challenge where a flustered flat girl tries to pass for a boy., pretty much flashing her tits at everyone and hoping nobody will catch on to it. However. Some drones' shape and personality, such as DD V and J demand more tit.
>Be Agent Chuck >Agent for the United Federation of Systems' Federal Investigation Agency >Has arrested over 7000 anons for illegal disposal or prostitution of robots >Has issued the decommission of hundreds of thousands of worker drones and labor bots for engaging in sexual activities >Take bribes from the Elliotts to not investigate their pile of illegally disposed drones >Go back home >Kiss your human wife and high five your two human children >Yell at your servant drone to go back to its recharge station where it belongs
>>88075 Let me explain something. Harper is utterly terrified of the idea of losing her loved ones, especially to the Solver. She doesn’t want to be alone, simply put.
Requesting a drawing of Tessa the silly goober holding up her tits and thinking to herself "I wonder how many pregnancies it will take to make these massive".
>>88206 I mean, they all used to be servants at the Elliots' ancestral stormy swamp mansion that has a suspicious number of relatively fresh human corpses nearby.
>>88213 >The Elliott mansion's backyard had thousands of dead drones she could use >She has enough resources to clone the ones she has, no need to convert more, just add them to the spires
>>88213 >>88216 >Solver War RTS >Humans buy units using a passive income >Cyn has to build harvesterpedes that consume drone corpses in the junkyards and the streets and bring them back to the Chop Shop where they can be converted into various DD units
>>88218 Turning a worker drone into a solver drone is simple, but then turning it into a disassembly drone would likely be as costly as cloning one. It'd also be more risky because they could use the solver against them. Cyn would likely prefer to clone the several thousands of drones who are already loyal or dead in dumpsters than risk infecting a drone that can fight back.
>>88220 Ugi B. she isn't flat but surely not busty, also a head shorter than everyone else Doll D or larger. Cheerleader and Russian. Lizzy C . Has to be smaller than Doll, but she totally has assets bigger than Uzi. Rebecca...no idea. Emily A. She's tiny herself and it fits her demeanor in canon. Alice D. Older than the others and 'mom' and has the energy, could surely have more if she wouldn't live in desolation and subsist on scavenging. Nori and Yeva could be many things, I am out of ideas.
>>88223 Harper isn’t exactly loyal to humanity as much as she is loyal to her desire to protect the innocent. But she will rough up the collectors because she hates real estate scams
>The Spaceranger returns to the Sentinel Base >The Sentinel Drone stumble out of there >Roughed up, shaken, but alive >They are in for some R&R in the following days >Usually this involves rooming with an emotional support human >The hidden intent behind this is to manipulate the drones into having a false good image of humanity and to develop emotional dependancies >Your assigned buddy is Harper >You are waiting for her with the other roomies at the hangar >You hug the Sentinels, you tell them you are glad they are alive and you generally make them feel like today was worth it >You wipe the smog off of Harper's face with a rag and tell her that you cooked her something nice for after the debrief and the checkups >Harper smiles and thanks you >"You have such a kind heart" she says. "You always restore my faith in humanity. But today someone else needs you more than I do. I have requested a partner switch. Sorry I didn't ask you about it first. This will be your roomie for the following days." >You look at the drone next to Harper >You thought they were just being friends with eachother >The drone has an unhappy sort of passive expression on her face >She is staring at you >It's that human-hating mental wreck, Elf >Awwww, son of a bitch...
>>88240 My headcanon is that they are all of a modest size. Except for the one time on /co/ when Mini Y took boob pills and grew a rack so big, people couldn't find her.
>>88243 >Dirt presses femdrone's big boobs together >Femdrone makes a pained expression >Artificial milk comes out of femdrone's nipples and runs down her underboobs >Dirt licks it off of her and starts suckling >Femdrone is powerless to resist >She is alone and romantically neglected >You could do anything you want to her in exchange for attention
>>88244 Anon, please, tell me that you'll do a series of those greens? This has already grabbed all my attention, please tell me there will be a series.
>>88259 nta Negev believes that breast size is merely an illusion that serves to further trap drones within the frigid prism of un-reality (coping chestlet babble)
Do you seriously do this every time Kurt and Chiappa get mentioned? You know who I'm talking about and its not even worth a you. Not everything has to be incest but fucking rape? Kill yourself faggot.
>>88271 >>88264 You are really fast and good, love the design of Negev, good blend of onmodelness (limbs/collarbones) and stylization. Did you ever think about making something similiar with Alice?
>>88264 >>88271 God damn, not even 15 minutes apart, I wish I was this fast at drawing, a simple sketch like this would take me like 30-40 minutes minimum... Fuck...
>>88255 I keep seeing Chiappa and Kurt mentioned but nobody ever says WHO they actually are They’re somebody’s OC’s and all but what do they do and what role do they actually play in their setting
>>88281 The children of Anon and Beretta. Chiappa is a drone athlete while Kurt is dealing with an existential crisis because of his unnatural birth being the child or a human and a drone that is Solver meat made to look like a human.
Time to give out facts for pre-downfall Facts about patient zero; ETRS AE-051
>Full name is Anthony Elias. >Co-Workers call him “Anon” mostly due to in and out attitude during repair jobs and his tendency not to remove his helmet during his shift. >Is part of the JCJenson family. (No literally, they own his legal papers. JCJenson is a literal parent company) >only 20 years but the stress of his job add some ages to him with parts of his hair already turning gray. >like the rest of the ETRS. He is a guinea pig for some experimental tech. >Upper management hates him. >might be mildy autistic. >has so many JCJenson branded pens. He made a functioning pen gun.
>the decoder used him as a tojan horse. Hijacking his mind and body for its own purposes. When it was time to upload itself into thr station’s mainframe the connection was severed by the security team. AE-051’s was seperated from the decoder but left him in a state of dementia for three months. The decoder however managed to reach the system slowly making its way that would lead to the downfall the space station.
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>>88276 I don't really know what to say to that. everyone just sketch's at their own pace, I just happen to be fast at it.
>>88273 forgot to reply to the rest of this with the allice drawing.
Thank you for the compliments
>>88280 it's all one big Paint.net file, I'd need to save them each as a separate image for that. been taking screenshots of the drawings is why their upscaled,
I'll probably save them all once I'm done drawing and shove them into a mega file or something.
>>88291 Ey you did it! Very nice! Great details, I really like how you even added the black streaks. Very crazed expression, going with 'pupils' in her hollow eyes make her look deranged, hot. Also first time I ever saw a drone with pubic hair, Alice would totally not trim it tho. Nice and sexo
>>88220 Assuming we are talking about Mammary Adapters...
>Uzi: B, although she doesn't wear them very often >V: A* (Modular Mammaries that can adjust size at-will; Maximum size is G) >J: Has two pairs; B (for business) & DD (for pleasure), both JcJenson brand >Doll: Has three pairs; D (gift from Lizzy), C (for cheerleading), & A (hand-me-down from Yeva) >Lizzy: Has ALL pairs (practically owns the entire size catalogue within her personal Anatomy Adapter collection)
I'll do another batch later. Any suggestions on who next?
>>88344 Boris is something I've seen used in the past on here, but ther's nothing official the hivemind is real I was wondering the same thing just an hour ago
>>88348 It sounds almost cliche, but genuinely one of the best things to do is just read. Read a fuckton of books from a fuckton of authors. It'll help give you a sense of how stuff should be paced and how to make prose engaging.
>>88351 I would, but college has taken a huge chunk of both my time and will to live, so I haven't been able to read books or AO3s. I also want to write greentexts for popular characters but since I mostly lurk I don't know much lore, and writing about my own feels selfish.
>>88348 If you plan on doing greens, do not see (You)s as a metric of quality or popularity of your work, it is not good, and you are going to be wrong most of the time if you try to deduce it with that.
>>88356 Sadly, in 4chan or plus, you can't really tell, unless they tell you, but the problem is probably that easily 20 Anons will read it, and zero will say anything about it. If you want that type of info, AO3 is mostly better for that, but that means putting your story out there, but since there are more people, it is more probable that one will give you feedback.
>>88364 AU where everyone is human but still retain supernatural elements. Like the DD are vampires, Solver hosts are witches, Tessa is a werewolf and Cyn is a fae.
>Tragically buffanon did not make it. Let his unfortunate fate be a reminder to keep training your stamina and endurance and to always stay properly hydrated.
>>87594 Sorry man but you are going to have to settle for worse drawfags for now.
>>88385 I'm a dogshit drawfag and sometimes I consider going to /co/ and doing requests I don't like to piss the requesters off. Because if a request gets drawn, nobody else will touch it.
>>88388 >If a request gets drawn nobody else will touch it True for the most part but not always. Redraw request of Alice from Octobre 2023 was drawn twice
>>88385 >He forgot that tonight is baby-making night [spoiler] >*PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP* >"GET ME PREGNANT GET ME PREGNANT GET ME PREGNANT!!!" [/spoiler]
>>88403 Nah, he's moved on to a new project. The two main protagonists will be a girl with monstrous powers and questionable morals, and a nice guy who's sort of a pushover but has hidden depths.
The collection of Ivory outfit requests is FINALLY done. Jesus. I want to go to sleep and never wake up again. Anyways, the original file is too large so this is the compressed version. Full HD version here. >https://files.catbox.moe/0w6v2h.png (Working on this made me grow to hate Ivory)
>>88406 Fuck she's huge (and cute). I bet her plush is even a head taller than the rest. >(Working on this made me grow to hate Ivory) Damn, there goes her strongest soldier. She shall now be banished to the void.
SD-X's Dating Advice Corner! SD-X says: "the (Commie bastards runnin' the government!) don't want you to know [this/your rights/a n y t h i n g] but the {PUNY HUMANS} in the *Arby's™ parking lot* are Free with purchase of | zip ties, chloroform, and a handkerchief or rag | you can just steal them away in the night. I have 410,757,864,530 humans in my (private residence)"
>>88418 That's a question for the philosophers, I think - it speaks to human nature as a whole >>88419 Well, I think you're based for seeing it through
>>88418 I don't think it's that uncommon of a sentiment among artists. personally I enjoy drawing for the first little bit but the longer it takes to finish the more it starts to feel like a chore
>>88251 >>88342 Forgot to mention this, but you can also directly message me on the booru if you want to know something, want my input or just want to share your ideas. Username is Jiesol.
>>88400 >The werewolf, vampires and witches were no match to the Ancient Demon > Suddenly Thad comes in welding a hockey stick >Instant kills the demon Thad for the win
>>88427 OG Casey was great on so many levels. Campy as hell, super capable fighter, and a glorified presentation of mental illness. In a way he was the Solaire of his time. A guy so far into nutter territory that the rules of his genre don't apply to him.
>>88404 >The two main protagonists will be a girl with monstrous powers and questionable morals, and a nice guy who's sort of a pushover Ugh. God forbid we have a show about a band of battle brothers or a man defending a woman. Everything has to be stronk, grrrl and impotent man now. I hate progs so god damn much. California retards.
>>88406 Harper has a pseudo crush on Ivory, and it’s because Ivory is big and strong but also kind. It reminds her of the head maid she used to work under when she was still a WD.
>>88400 Since Thad would probably be Tessa's second favorite drone if they ever met, do you think she would allow him to ride ontop of her (Non-sexually) when she is in wolf form?
>>88439 Ivory is a simple-minded woman. She just wants to settle down and live a peaceful life and have a family. Harper, deep down, wishes she could have such a simple goal in life as Ivory.
>>88445 >>88444 Harper has a crush on Ivory because Ivory reminds her of the kind head maid at the place she used to work when she was a WD. Ivory is just like that maid >Big and strong >Kind >Educating >Patient >Funny It’s a weird sort of mother figure issue but a much more positive version than most, because Ivory acts like the maid that helped Harper become who she is
>>88459 I don't think Liam would be a good person to work with in all honesty, he seems passionate but hyperfixates on moments instead of the big picture. Also things like the original J concept art being unfinished make me feel like he doesn't deliver on deadlines.
>>88438 He is possessed of literal infernal lust. I am angry with the man because of his position. Entertainment is important to cope with the bleak reality of this gay earth, and for shaping the future generations who will in turn make reality bleaker or brighter. The people destroying entertainment are straight up villains. As always Management is a big problem, with it's retarded meddling and cost-cutting. But politics are an even bigger problem. They affect what you can't say and do, what you must say and do, and who to hire. And because of these people the entertainment industry is dying of cancer. Movies, cartoons, vidya. Our only hope for entertainment and for a change are the indie media. MD is no Skibidi or Digital Circus, but it is pretty big. Plus it has sentimental value to all of us here. Liam's previous works were in line with the cancer. Then MD happened. The pilot had cancer in it but Liam reworked the rest of the show. You'd think Liam wisened up. I sure thought he did. But then you read the stuff he says in the present day, the guidebook by which he works, and you realize that he hasn't learned a thing. All the changes he made to make MD better were forced upon him. He is like a modern George Lucas. He had a hit because he was tard-wrangled. Now he will use his success to make garbage. His next project will be cancer like the cancer he worships.
Think it's cold, being a headcrab? I mean, Solver creatures run hot, the Cronenberg Uzi turned that arrow into was even steaming in the open air, and the core is the hottest running part of a friendbot...
>>88469 My perspective on Liam has changed quite a lot over time, partially because the hype over MD has died down. The existence of this series makes me both happy and angry at the same time. Sure, the production itself is amazing, but when you take a step back and look at it, you quickly realize it's just another project made by a millennial faggot. The only difference between most 30-ytear-old fags and Liam is that he's REALLY autistic. But even then, he's still just another faggot like them.
Ugh, I just remembered. Although I'm done with the Ivory outfit requests, I still have to work on that stupid vid meme thing. I'll try to (hopefully) make it quick.
>>88348 One of the biggest things I can suggest is to get an overview of the story you want to write before you decide to write. Some people can probably wing it, but knowing what the start and end look like in your mind makes connecting the dots a lot easier.
Other than that? I'll give the cliche response of "have fun!" which is probably going to make some anons here groan, but I say that because I have a habit of sometimes treating writing like a chore and that just makes it way harder to get done. When you enjoy your writing I think other people can pick up on it.
>>88480 >Explain Design and Internecion Cube just stopping. I can't, but I doubt we've figured out his entire creative approach just by MD having an unsatisfying conclusion and most of his other projects being abandoned. There's any other number of things that could point to that. Unless we get like, a disgruntled ex-Glitch employee saying he was impossible to work with, it's probably too little information to judge.
>>88443 >Where's the creepy monstrous girl? I mean writers have largely stopped using squads as a main cast, like in Loonatics or Mighty Ducks. Nowadays they use the duo surrounded by recurring supporting characters. Finn and Jake, Star and Marco, Uzi and N. Not that this is a problem rooted in politics or even a problem inherently. It is kinda overused is all, and it often takes the form of a capable woman and an incapable man. Because the prog sociopolitics dictate that the woman must victimize her own ally or else she is being oppressed. Nihei does this dynamic right in his works. The man is powerful and capable but he goes through hell for a woman like a simp. The woman requires his protection but she is crucial and achieves things he can't. There is no friction between the two because they understand that they aren't competing. They have different strengths and either is fucked without the other. Plus Nihei also includes physically strong women in his stories, but he gives a good reason as to why they are like this.
>Why would the creepy monstrous girl need protecting? She can be a protagonist, an antagonist, a third faction or a civilian.
>>88447 Let's be honest, she doesn't have anything to write about.