#Rescue Ace

[fyeahygocardart]

Rescue-ACE Air Lifter

[dustin-redfin]

Originally drawn: 8 August 2023

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[dolldumbdoll]

Hi, attention here ☀️

thank you so much ill rub my pussy to it 💕

[emoangel44]

The thing I've always loved most about aa4 is how much darker the tone is than the rest of the series in a way that isn't just edgy for the sake of it, but subverts your expectations from the original 3 games in a really interesting way. The trilogy was built upon the trust Phoenix had in others, and it was something we as players could almost always feel certain in. AA4 flips this on its head and makes it so Apollo effectively can't trust anyone but himself.

Your mentor, who the in the trilogy was a paragon of wisdom you could always turn to no matter what, gets revealed to be the culprit and sent to jail in the first trial and by the end of the game his list of crimes has stacked high but you still have so few answers on why he did any of it.

Your boss, the goofy protagonist of the trilogy, is now inexplicably a washed-up, disgraced, cheating poker player with an implied drinking problem who seemingly found a new hobby in evidence forgery and jury rigging.

He has a codependent relationship with his daughter, your assistant, who usually is a completely innocent and hapless victim of circumstance. She sees herself as the provider for the house and will help her father cheat at poker, or forge evidence, or guilt trip the poor attorney they knowingly screwed of out of a job into working for them for dirt cheap.

The detective, the only other returning main character, a previous assistant, is completely changed since we last saw her. In the trilogy she was chipper and bright despite the hardships she faced, and now she's unfriendly and burned out, turned bitter by the world. The scene we're first properly introduced to her in Apollo genuinely spends several minutes thinking his boss is making him bribe her with cocaine.

Every single defendant is a criminal guilty of something other than what they're charged for. Each case centers around an underground black-market poker ring, a mafia family and medical malpractice, a smuggling ring, and a family of forgers and an incredibly shady troupe of magicians. The one thing all of these people have in common is that none of them will tell you literally anything about what's happening, half of them clearly reveling in being as big of cryptic assholes as possible.

The only person who doesn't fit this description is, for once, the prosecutor. Usually your biggest obstacle and the most morally corrupt of the main cast, he's the only person who's both 100% on the side of truth and on the same page as you for the entire game. He's just as clueless as you, being used nothing more than a chess piece just like you are.

But the truly masterful thing about AA4 is how morally grey it is. These characters aren't just one note villains. They're not even villains at all. Most of them aren't even malicious.

Your boss, for all the low levels he stoops to, is underneath it all the same guy he's always been, doing everything he can to bring a criminal to justice and protect his family. Your assistant is a sweet girl who truly cares about you, she's just prioritizing herself and her fathers safety before anything else. The detective is the same passionate and kind woman under everything else. The rest of the defendants are genuinely well-meaning young people who got involved in shady stuff they didn't fully understand.

The game is filled with good people trying to make the best of bad circumstances. The game has just as many fun moments as the original trilogy. For all it's rough appearance, the game has a similar heart. For every unanswered question or unrighted wrong, there's a smile or a hope for a better future. For every bad action, there's usually someone trying their best behind it. The game is melancholic and dark, but isn't afraid to let good shine through. It knows there's no shadows without the light.

[kalincka]

When Basim said to Roshan “You let me struggle alone”, when Basim let his past define him entirely by fear of loneliness, when Basim was terrified of ending up alone because he experienced total loss in his earlier life. When Roshan said to Basim “I am the daughter of no one”, when Roshan denies her past to define herself as an individual with no bound, when Roshan ends up leaving Basim behind despite loving him so much she almost gets killed trying to prevent him from losing himself. When Hytham said “Everyone is worthy of our love” to Eivor, when Hytham defines his life entirely on the Hidden Ones' creed and on Basim's teaching after losing his mother, when Hytham is left behind by Basim even though he was like a son to him. Roshan going on her own, leaving the Hidden Ones. Basim going through the ages, leaving everyone. Hytham staying in Ravensthorpe with a new family, never getting closure.

When Roshan taught Basim the leap of faith, when Basim taught Hytham the leap of faith, when Hytham taught Eivor the leap of faith. Roshan's “embrace the fear”, Basim's “you simply need to have faith”, Hytham's “my faith proved stronger than my fear”. Do you get it.

[nottheeconomy]

A crown of irises and a single dahlia!

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[general-cyno]

never moving on from the wano zolu hug I fear bc truly. luffy spent the entirety of WCI without zoro and part of the straw hats, went through a lot during said arc, and not only is zoro the first one he bumps into after arriving - the sheer happiness radiating from him as soon as he spots zoro in the distance is so heartfelt. he was so happy he literally detoured from what he was doing momentarily and jumped straight into zoro's arms. "it's been forever" nevermind that they've been apart for way longer. I just know luffy missed zoro like crazy.

[flarekitti]

*here's @heropartnerweek day 2: Evolution!

*charm is a Strategy Boy(tm) so of course he evolved first! Lilly had no interest in evolving until charm evolved; seeing him get so excited and happy inspired her!

[gelu-the-babosa-multiversal]

Because is ACE DAY I have to post this sketch.

I hope you guys recognize the characters 💜💚

[grisnyx]

midas touch

[shima-draws]

AGHH it’s been too long since I’ve drawn something!! Give me some suggestions for a warmup 👀 Can be ship related, AU related, OC related, go wild!

[fyeahygocardart]

EXTINGUISH!

[self-indulgent-paw-patrol]

Before I start class in like 3 minutes, have something I just realized about Zuma and I don't see people talking about it

He's got so much free time for not being part of as many rescues/missions as the others, Zuma is like, the perfect pup to know random shit because he's gotta find a way to entertain himself.

Like how he's the only pup who knows how to walk on his hind legs - I'm not talking about standing or hopping, dude actually WALKS on his hind legs and so far he's the only one I've seen doing that. And why did he even decide to learn that? Just because he wanted to impress people with this trick and his pirate costume during Halloween.

He just had plenty free time and thought "Why not"

He has free time, he can do whatever he wants, he sees something, he likes it, he practices it, he learns it

[afterdeck-ace]

[Ch. 1103 - Ch. 573] They're the same picture.

[your-blorbos-are-queer]

Cody Burns from Transformers Rescue Bots is (headcanon) pansexual/asexual who uses he/they. Could it be with the flags?

sorry this took so long! here's your icons!

[vgtrackbracket]

Video Game Track Bracket Round 3

Athena Cykes - Courtroom Révolutionnaire from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies

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Defy the Legends (Vs Rayquaza) from Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX

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Defy the Legends (Vs Rayquaza):

Everything in this song goes hard. The congos, the chip tune, THE TRIANGLE. This song seems the threat the world faces and demands you to focus and defy the god of the sky