#Hera W359

[potato-lord-but-not]

The podcast protagonist boyfriend hangout is evolving to include Scientists™ and transgender allegories

[commsroom]

the u.s.s. horrible unending nightmare 💥 (once again from the incredible @hehearse)

[skeletonlesbian]

Somebody tore a hole in her skull and stapled it shut.

[kermit-coded]

hello wolf 359 fandom.

[drawinglinestoconstellations]

Doug and Hera from the Wolf 359 podcast for @commsroom 🩵

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[vulturevalentines]

the star card represents hope, renewal, and healing.

"Maybe one day, when I have less to do, less conversations to keep track of, less people to take care of, less loopholes to find, less rules to break, once the game’s over…"

part 4 of my wolf 359 tarot series

[theartingace]

just drawing these two hangin out is my current comfort zone inspired by Eiffel and Hera just goofin around at the beginning of 'Limbo' I just love them <3

[glolyst]

I like to think if Hera visualized herself as humanoid, she’d wear her flight suit like Eiffel and her hair like Minkowski

And probably not intentionally :,)

[strangler-fish]

Hera ily

[kalidels]

a low-gravity kiss.

(commission for the wonderful @commsroom of doug eiffel and hera 💙✨)

[praggmatic]

Something that's been rolling around in my brain for awhile is the idea of a Wolf 359 game/visual novel, and recently I finally got round to doing a few mock ups for fun.

You can check out under the cut for some more in-depth details~

You play as unit 390, a small Sensus unit that was tucked away in a corner of the Hephaestus station's operating systems before the mother program, unit 214, was installed.

When you are called upon by Control, your job is to gather a full and objective report of the current situation aboard the Hephaestus, including details of its crew and their state of mind.

The game/story can be separated into 4 parts:

Part 1 takes place during season 1 of the show. 390 introduces itself to the crew to varying levels of disgruntlement, takes a general note of how the mission is going, and checks in on that secret project Dr Hilbert is working on.

Part 2 takes place during season 2. After an interesting review with the crew of the Hephaestus, Cutter calls upon 390 to get a lay of the land, and make sure that the team there didn't accidentally forget to mention anything super important!

Part 3 takes place during season 3. 390 is now given a mission by Rachel Young, who is getting things ready for her own voyage up to Wolf 359. In preparation, she has 390 take a sit rep of the situation on board the Hephaestus, wanting to have something to refer to other than Colonel Kepler's reports.

Part 4 takes place in the latter half of season 4. 390 is forced into activation by the mother program of the Hephaestus, who attempts to liberate it from its programming. Unit 390 now has a choice: continue to report on the Hephaestus crew's actions of sabotage, or try to spy on its creators in an effort to thwart their plans.

The 'game play' here is mainly having a chance to interact with the various characters of Wolf 359 and explore their state of mind at different points in the show. My goal when coming up with the story was to affect canon as little as possible, though unit 390 is given a small arc where they get the chance to break free of their protocols. There would probably be a couple of endings depending on what decision 390 makes, but again, it wouldn't change the overall story of w359.

[potato-lord-but-not]

put the podcast guys’ boyfriends (and non corporeal besties) in a room together to trauma bond

[commsroom]

beach day!! ☀️ (by @quibbs)

[phoenix-art-official]

variations on a theme but the theme sucks and youre a prisoner in space and everything is trying to kill you and you were alone for so long but youre back and alive but everything is worse and you have to just sit here and and and

[skeletonlesbian]

her wpm is craaaazy

[drawinglinestoconstellations]

Another lovely comm of Doug and Hera for @commsroom! ✨

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