#Defectors

[usafphantom2]

More pictures of defector MiGs/J-7s in South Korean service

@triptovalkiri via X

[arealnigga]

[traykar]

An elite force of defective clones? What could be more defective than defecting to the enemy? Somehow more independently minded than Clone Force 99, this batch of clones are only loyal to the highest bidder, which just so happens to be the confederacy of independent systems...

From left to right:

Noman:

The brains and leader of the outfit, Noman can tell you the odds of just about anything. Unfortunately he's too much of a gamber, and will purposefully field subpar tactics for the thrill of it. For now, his squadmates tolerate his eccentricities due to his collaboration with the Techno Union to find a method of slowing their accelerated aging.

Brutus:

Though large and burly, none would suspect that this heavy weight's true strength is his mastery of psychological warfare, able to manipulate the weak minded with his knowledge of the psyche. If that fails, there's always chemical warfare.

Angel Eyes:

The pilot and sniper of the group, Angel Eyes had hijacked and Crashed just about every vehicle the Grand Army of the Republic has to offer. Get him out from behind cover though, and you'll find out just how big of a coward he really is.

Bases and bits by the Immensely talented Smackarts, colors by me

[yycovo]

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Goblin Defectors

[oboedreamz]

Actual voice actor, live action Griff Halloran! 🖤🤍🖤

[baankhunya]

Defectors (Hyun kyung Kim, 2023)

[differenthead]

Volume 269

0:00:00 — "In My Heart" by Defectors (1984)

0:04:30 — DJ

0:06:53 — "Last Night" by Defectors (1981)

0:09:30 — "Be on Top" by Symptoms (1980)

0:12:21 — "She's Boss" by Psycotic Pineapple (1980)

0:14:17 — "Love That Girl" by Pushups (1979)

0:18:08 — DJ

0:21:53 — "Play On" by Pushups (1979)

0:24:44 — "Pop Power" by Pushups (1979)

0:26:52 — "Empty Faces" by Pushups (1979)

0:30:18 — "Angels on Runway One" by Aurora Pushups (1979)

0:33:05 — DJ

0:36:21 — "Shake Shake Baby" by The Impostors (1983)

0:39:39 — "I Know What's Wrong" by Tools (1981)

0:42:07 — "You Don't Have to Tell Me" by The Blitz (1979)

0:45:09 — "Temptation" by Holly Stanton (1981)

0:49:27 — DJ

0:54:27 — "Chains" by Toiling Midgets (1992)

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[mentagenesis]

Happy Anniversary!

by Daniel Wolfert. As I was making some formatting changes to the posts on this blog earlier this week, I happened to notice it’s the one year anniversary since I began posting these articles! I was quite taken aback as it seems like only yesterday when I decided to continue communicating the consciousness expanding information that I began in MENTAGENESIS: Free Your Mind To Create Your Future!…

[timetravellingkitty]

idk how joe rogan is going to manipulate words like "north koreans have to push the only train in their country to get anywhere" to smear her image when the usamerican right fucking loves her. she is not a victim she was part of the elite in the dprk and is now a symbol of the usamerican conservative movement. be serious that is a grown ass woman who knows what she's doing

[usafphantom2]

A rare picture of former North Korean Chengdu J-7 and MiG-19 in the Republic of Korea Air Force service (USAF F-4 Phantom in the background). Those are defector aircraft from the 1980s.

@triptovalkiri via X

[thewiglesswonder]

Taking another shot at Animated Knock Out. I feel like it’d be fun if he were to interact with Team Prime for a while, before going full-time Con.

[rubia-peregrinart]

good hunter's emergency contacts summons fieldguide

[copalcetic]

I know it’s fun to extrapolate from Kallus’s cold, sterile room at the end of “The Honorable Ones” and imagine the Rebellion is his first experience with love and comfort, but having read the Kallus comics, I don’t think Kallus spent seventeen years lonely and friendless. The man had friends! “Kallus’s Hunt” is about his best friend from the academy; “No Sympathy” is about his favorite protege/student. 

Of course, both comics are about him hunting down these characters after they defect. But Kallus’s problem is not that he never made friends while working for the Empire. Kallus’s problem, based on this sample set of two, is that the Venn diagram between people he respects and people who see through the Empire’s lies is a circle.

There might be a lesson here, Kallus. You’ll figure it out eventually.

[fareehaandspaniards]

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