#RW Iterator

[capricoopla]

Two Sandstones bc I love her

[kelnexia]

Finally someone brought it up! NSH is actually the most competent iterator we know of if you can see past his playful and joking mannerisms.

He was the only one to actually have any of his efforts pay off with making Hunter. Not to mention that he even thought to try it at all in the first place.

Actually it's heavily implied that he was the one who originally started the trend of using slugcats as messengers.

Now don't get me wrong, I love the others too, but Sig is best iterator in my opinion. Not only is he funny and adorable, but he's also secretly a lot smarter (or at least more mentally stable) than the rest of his local group.

NSH, the only sensible one of the group (which sucks for him as he wants to be the comic relief)

[dvepalki]

The full gang + some OCs...

The OCs are Glimmer, BME and MOTH

@moodymuu @devilshelter @darkopsiian yeah sorry not sorry

[creativecapybara]

Practicing with making the itties more expressive (without the use of sparkles, drooping lines, angry vein symbols, etc)

[sageisnicethesequel]

I made a shitpost specifically for this, thanks fellow Tumblr user :D

moon and pebbles but theyre legendary pokemon

[fantampulse]

I CAN POST THIS NOW THAT IVE POSTED THE LORE HELL YEAH!!!!!

so proud of this one

[cappycapital]

[hexcia]

?ploo

[princess-self-shipping]

I’ve wanted to draw my goobers with @creativecapybara little itties for a minute now so here we are! I’ve been obsessed with these babies for months and finally got to sit down and draw them with my lil versions of Moon and Pebbles!

Moon is telling a story and Pebbles is just letting the lil lad take a nap with his favorite music pearl weeee

[capricoopla]

She is about to distribute illegal knowledge

[revolvius]

ARTWORK COMMISSION

Commissioned by @witchyeevee Thank you so much for commissioning me!

My commission slots are still open! DM me on Discord or Tumblr ‪@revolvius if you're interested!

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[restart-the-cycle]

it seems your back on my radar! if your wondering what happend to sheol, he's currently in employee detention. there was this big event, and it turned out he left a vessil alive for too long, and it went evil.

anyways, i was told that you like lizards! can i see your most prized experement?

-Artist

of course! here is fred, he is a “big bang lizard”, my own creation! some people find him dangerous but he isn’t really that bad! he is a mix between an inv and a caramel lizard, able to spit the eggs inv makes like a caramel lizard. he’s not all that smart, but that’s fine

(ooc: this is an accurate (ish) size comparison for the two, fred is massive. his size will also be wildly inconsistent every time i draw him)

[batwards-running]

Hi, I'd just like to briefly butt into this conversation and establish something about inspectors.

Their primary function, above all else, doesn't seem to be as Guardians or protectors of iterator internals. At least not in the typical sense. No, their primary purpose is to act, essentially, as Directors and Task Managers for small and simple iterator bio-components like neuron flies!

I believe this is why they try and save slugcat from electric coils and become "aggressive" when slucat is holding into a neuron. They're simply recognizing that biological components inside the iterator are not going where they need to go or are headed somewhere that will severely damage that biological component, and so they simply attempt to redirect or free those components.

Neuron flies probably accidentally get stuck inside tight spaces or fry themselves on coils from time to time. It's an inevitability that these sort of accidents will happen. In fact, I've seen the former happen a few times myself, and so it's the inspectors job to monitor the area and try to prevent these internal failures from happening in the first place. When a slugcat grabs a neuron, the inspector likely interprets it as being "stuck" on a non-functional biological element, and so it simply tries to "dislodge" it, through whatever means are available to it.

Think of inspectors almost as neuron "herders."

Do you think inspectors act as an iterators immune system?

In sufari mode you can grab and throw things if you play as one and there's random spears floating all over a superstructure, though I've never been attacked by one I think if you attack them they might start throwing things at you, but I'm not sure.

Inspectors also apparently protect you from zappers if they're not aggro'd by pulling you away but I've also never seen this for myself really.

I think they're supposed to be downpour's interpretation of an immune system, but they're not really good at it and I imagine are far too large to get anywhere that's useful. They're more specialized for protecting neuronflies from hungry intruders

[bortalis]

[fum1r]

FINAL HOURS (and Colliding Fates as a slugcat undercut) BELONG(s) TO @thecrownedlizard

headcanon redesign by me!

More doodles undercut (toxic yuri)