#Queen of the Lunarians

[scentofasnake]

A work of fiction

[sepulchrypha]

HI NIXONVERSE FANS HOW'S IT GOING

[phantom-the-spookyboi]

My many Monument Mythos and Nixonverse fanarts. I fucking love this series so much you have no idea.

[traykar]

Last shot of the latest Nixonverse video

[glitter-bunny420]

I just realised something really cool about Luna.

Luna is essentially meant to be the Nixonverse equivalent of Wonder Woman, right? Well, Luna is the name of the divine embodiment of the Moon in Roman mythology. But there’s another Roman goddess with a similar role - Diana. OK, in actuality, she’s the goddess of the hunt but she’s also known to be a patroness of the Moon. 

Do you know what Wonder Woman’s real name is? Diana.

I swear, the amount of layers this series has is just *chef’s kiss*.

(also one of Diana’s symbols is a crescent moon *wink wink*).

[tempoaryblogformightyjensblog]

I imagine in any death battle with Richard Nixon, he would not fight the opponent directly, instead he would call out the Knight, Queen or Last Son like Pokemon

[divinedeathbed]

~Didn't I do it for you~

I love the nixonverse everyone should watch it

[thelunarsystemwrites]

My labels!

Neptunic: An identity often used (but not limited to) by nonbinary folks to describe the attraction to woman, demi-girls, other enbies that are feminine or and or androgynous. In short, it's the attraction to all genders that aren't male or masc aligned.

Demi-Romantic: An identity where someone won't experience romantic attraction to someone, until they've formed an emotional bond with them.

Aegosexual: A label under the ace umbrella, where there is a disconnection/lack of interest in the subject of arousal. (So able to be aroused. But the idea of doing it is an instant turn off.)

Lunarian: A gender identity that falls under the galactian system, in which the person is a feminine aligned nonbinary, they may also relate to aspects of womanhood without being a woman/demi-girl.

Ambiamorous: A label used for someone can be just as happy in a mono relationship as a poly one, and vis verse. Or, who has little to no preference for either monogamous/Polyamorous relationships. (I fall under the 'little' preference, as I lean more towards poly, but could be just as happy in mono!)

Qouiromantic: An identity that's used to describe the inability, confusion, or struggle to differentiate romantic and platonic feelings. (Reason I use this AND demi-ro, is I only start experiencing the feelings after I've formed that emotional bond with someone.)

[sternevogn]

MYTHOSTOBER DAY ONE- TRINITY

[vapor-27]

RULE WITH OUR KING

[not-martastic]

The Queen and The Knight

(Finally made fanart for my favorite analog horror series yayyy)

[count-alucard-tepes]

Omg King being a better singer than Queen!! 🤣🤣🤣

I can only imagine how envious must Queen be after he heard that voice!

Queen wanted a duet with King but…our tall, dark and handsome baby daddy declined…with fire 🔥

[sepulchrypha]

Luna, for @shiroshire !

[phantom-the-spookyboi]

NIXONVERSE TRINITY

[asubmergedcity]

Fellas, don't you just hate it when you and your homie are on the moon and are about to be erased? Very relatable I know

[simsroyallegacy]

The Crown Jewel Edition: Queen Consort Ana

From State affairs to private soirées; this is an inside look into Queen Ana's favorite pieces within the Lunarian Royal Collection.

The Fleur-de-lys Tiara (Above)

This particular piece was featured at many a State Banquet and in several of Her Majesty's official portraits. Originally crafted in Pierreland by Maison de Lumeniere, the tiara was commissioned by Crown Prince Jean Charles Valois in 1874 to commemorate diplomatic relations with Lunaria. It had been worn by Queen Consort Katrina and her daughters before falling out of favor in the early 1900s, when kokoshniks became the trend for the Royal Family. Queen Ana first brought it out of obscurity in the 1970s while attending a State Banquet in Rivenia as a part of her Marriage Tour.

The Ely Meander Tiara

Gifted to Queen Clarisse in the late 1950s by the 10th Duke of Ely, this tiara was personal gift to Ana when her engagement to then-Crown Prince Vincent was announced. She most notably wore the piece during both her husband's Silver and Golden Jubilees. Her Majesty gifted the tiara to her only daughter – and now the Queen of Windsor – Ashli, who wears it frequently for official portraits.

Queen Ana's Engagement Ring

Designed personally by then-Crown Prince Vincent using a large, 12-carat aquamarine surrounded by thirty-six diamonds on a split-shank design, Queen Ana's engagement ring was a stunning piece that many ladies in Lunaria were jealous of. The ring was returned to the Royal Vault upon her death twenty years ago, where it will remain alongside other Royal engagement rings.

The Brindleton Sapphire Kokoshnik Tiara

This piece was bought during a private auction of the Brindleton Empire's Royal tiaras. The auction was rumored to have occurred because of Emperor Alaric's overspending of the National Treasury. Although the rumors were never confirmed, several high profile pieces from the Imperial Family's collection were sold to other families around the world, shaming Emperor Alaric, whom also sold several of his wife, Empress Amira's, personal jewelry inherited from her family. The purchase of the kokoshnik and other pieces apparently soured his relationship with King Vincent and Queen Ana in the coming years.

Adding insult to injury, Her Majesty wore the kokoshnik to a banquet celebrating Brindleton's surrender to the combined military forces of Windsor and Lunaria during Windsor's War for Independence. The Brindleton Empire has remained a military and political rival of Lunaria ever since.

The Belvedere Palm-Heart Tiara

This piece was a gift to Queen Consort Lilith–then the Duchess of Belvedere–in 1793 as a wedding gift from the province her husband ruled over. It features nine emeralds sourced from the area and was designed to look like the palm-heart flowers native to the land.

The Honeysuckle Loop Tiara

A diamond and platinum piece which originally belonged to the Brindleton Imperial Family like the Sapphire Kokoshnik listed above. Her Majesty often wore the tiara for foreign formal events.

Queen Katrina's Pearl Wedding Earrings

Originally worn by Queen Consort Katrina in 1841 on her wedding to then-Crown Prince Edward (soon-to-be known as the Mad King Edward IV), these earrings were originally part of a lovely parure. The necklace, bracelet, and tiara were unfortunately lost in a fire at Windenburg Palace in the early 1920s.

Queen Ana's Emerald Laurel Earrings

These earrings were bought by the Queen before she married into the Royal Family. They were designed by court jeweler Simtier from their Mythic collection and were purchased privately by Her Majesty for §30,000. They remain within the Quinn family's private collection and are being kept by King Arden currently.

Queen Ana's Birthday Earrings

A gift to the Queen Consort from her three children, these earrings were her most beloved pieces of jewelry. The earrings are another Simtier piece, personally designed for her, and were passed down to her eldest son's wife after her death.

The earrings were most recently worn by Princess Annaliese, who wore them for her eighteenth birthday celebration.

The Piraeus Pearl Set

This pearl necklace and earrings set are a Harold family heirloom. Upon her father's death she was able to inherit a few key pieces after his Earldom was dissolved back into the Crown. Her Majesty only wore the set for intimate private events.

Bordeauxian Pearl Wedding Necklace

This necklace is one of the oldest pieces within the Royal Collection, dating back almost six hundred years, and is a wedding gift from King Francois of Bordeaux to Queen Consort Marylene.

The Celestri Diamond Alliance Necklace

This necklace, which consists of millions of simoleons worth of Celestri Diamonds, was once one of the Celestre Imperial Family's prized jewelry pieces.

The necklace was given over as a part of peace negotiations twenty years after Lunaria split from the Empire of Celestre. The Emperor at the time, Nikolas II, was the half-brother of the first King of Lunaria, Rhysander I, and regretted the War of Secession that occurred between the two nations after a personal dispute between the two.

Queen Ana wore the necklace most famously during the funeral of her in-laws, the former King Richter and Queen Clarisse, but was often depicted wearing it during official portraits. The necklace has also been continuously worn during official visits to Celestre.