#Sci-Fi Hero

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Gold Sentinel Odn

[coffebits]

“The Obsidian Hero” -A Link to The Stars chapter 8

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Luke Skywalker, Hero of the Rebellion (2024 Ver) by Jake Murray

[aspiringwarriorlibrarian]

The thing is, when you take Rebels and Ahsoka together there is a very clear pattern of Thrawn making perfectly sound military decisions only to have Weird Force Bullshit smash into it, so after getting warped to another galaxy by Space Snow White and his whale friends he decides enough is enough and teams up with the Weirdest Force Bullshit he can find. Like, these women can bring back the dead and have ominous coffins and pull swords out of nowhere. Even Ezra, previous conveyor of Weird Force Bullshit, seems to avoid them. So of course Thrawn thinks he’s finally won the Weird Force Bullshit arms race.

The thing he doesn’t realize is that Weird Force Bullshit is a spectrum, not a ranking system. He hasn’t even gotten to the teleporting fairy wolves or the dead owl goddess or the flashback dimension or whatever Luke is digging up on his Jedi archeology missions. Sorry Thrawn, it’s the GFFA, no one is safe from Weird Force Bullshit.

[quantumleper]

Gohan | Dragon Ball Franchise

[jonsnowunemploymentera]

And remember kids, the next time someone tells you, "George R. R. Martin wouldn't make Jon Snow the typical fantasy hero because that's cliche".....

Oh yes he would!

One viewer wants to know what character would you play (on the show)? GRRM: If I could magically clap my hands and become a different person, it would be cool to play Jon Snow who's much more of the classic hero. Everybody wants to be the classic hero! ABC Interview, 2014

GRRM: And the character I’d want to be? Well who wouldn’t want to be Jon Snow — the brooding, Byronic, romantic hero whom all the girls love. Meduza Interview, 2017

In fact he already has ☺️

[dramaqueer-commie]

hot take: a starstruck odyssey is much more stressful than acoc

sure, acoc murdered main characters and was emotional torture but starstruck has money and as someone who currently has 20 cents in my account its literally raising my cortisol

gunnie and barry stop gambling pls youre lowering my life expectency

[imaginal-ai]

"Mlinzi wa Taifa" (0001)

(The Protector of the Nation Series)

[16-tito-16]

Source

[thepenultimateword]

Writing Challenge!

Hello, everyone! As I mentioned a few days ago, I am hosting another writing challenge! I loved reading what everyone came up with in the last challenge I hosted, so I’m excited to see more cool stories this time around!

What is the challenge?

The premise for this challenge is fairytales! In this challenge I will assign everyone who decides to participate two fairytales! You then must write your own adaptation that combines the two stories together. This can be done anyway you like—for example you can keep it in its original setting, tell it in a fairytale style, modernize it, change its genre, swap character roles, etc.—but the fairytales must be at least somewhat recognizable

Is there a deadline?

To make this more of a challenge, there will of course be a deadline! That deadline is July 1st, giving you until the end of the month to write your story! Because this challenge is individual, there’s nothing wrong with going over the deadline; meeting it on time will just give you a sense of accomplishment. It will also just be fun to flood the feeds with fairytales that day!

How do I join and is there a time limit for joining?

If you would like to join the challenge, send me a message, and I will start sending out fairytale combos (which I will choose through a randomizer) sometime in the morning of June 11th (Mountain Standard Time).

The individualness of this challenge also means that anyone can join at any time throughout the challenge, just know that you will still have the same deadline as everyone else.

Does this challenge have any conditions?

This challenge is open to anyone who wants to join whether this is your first time writing or you’re an established writblr.

There is also no specific word-count requirement for this challenge. It can be as short or as long as you like as long as you get your fairytales across.

I’m also not going to restrict what people choose to write, just make sure if you write something with themes that could cause someone discomfort that you tag it appropriately, that way everyone knows which stories they feel comfortable reading.

Other Details

In order to make finding everyone’s stories easier, when you post your story on July 1st, use the tag #ficsandfables. That way, even if you aren’t being followed by all the participants, everyone can find your story.

Also, feel free to reach out to me if you have any issues with the fairytales you are assigned. If for some reason you just really aren’t vibing with your given fairytales, we can see about switching them out. But please only do this if you are really struggling, not just because you have a preference, part of the fun of the challenge is writing an adaptation you might not have thought of doing otherwise.

You may choose for yourself whether you want to keep your fairytale combo a surprise or not. If you don’t mind people knowing ahead of the deadline, feel free to brainstorm with others if you need to!

Most importantly have fun with this!

P.S. Because I don’t know how many participants we will end up with, and there are a limited number of fairytales (at least immediately recognizable ones) some people will probably end up with one of the same fairytales as another, but I will try to avoid anyone getting the exact same combo.

[nenoname]

“To what extent must a timeline diverge from its determined path before a parallel world is formed? How far must boundaries be pushed to ensure that it will persist when its own origin no longer exists? Although it is undeniable that Time and Space are of different beasts entirely, their existence are irrevocably intertwined. In the past thirty years of research, it was determined that there is one undeniable barrier to altering the past. With a single exception granted by rulers of time itself, any attempts at time manipulation have been proven to be deterministic, any alterations to the timeline has already and will always happen. The result is that Time, for the most part, will continue flowing in a single continuous stream. But what if Space itself could be harnessed to circumvent this certainty? To be simultaneously dead and alive, united and separated, knowing and ignorant. To alter Space to alter Time to alter Space. To exist without a true origin. To react before being given cause for action. How far can a contradiction distort the very fabric of existence so it would bend to human will? How much will it take to undo my mistakes?" “…Yeesh. And here I thought my version of Sixer was getting overprotective.”

in which alternative worlds are thrown into an au already filled with confusing time paradoxes and a depressed old man is about to make his grief everyone else's problem

[jaxinkh]

I love your AU!

Do you have any others you're currently working on? Something you can show us?

I do! Whenever I am stuck on writing for BH6 Season 4, I write for a Space/Alien AU, where Hiro had accidentally been kidnapped and gifted to Obake, an alien maffia boss. I'm calling it after the Galaxy it's in, the Dreasney Galaxy. I have made a bunch of character designs, and 2 large drawings I can show!

The first is Obake and Hiro's living quarter. The second is the ships Mess Hall.

It's a massive Disney/Dreamworks crossover AU, so I wonder if people can figure out who Obake's relatives are based on the hints in the first pic! He has a deceased mother, a father who has a new gf, a sister and a cousin (there are no clue's to the cousin tho) aside from his adopted son, Hiro.

I'm thinking of writing multiple fics about this Universe, the first focussing on the BH6 crew, and others focussing on others like the Tangled cast! I'm open to idea's for other movie characters!

[writing-to-survive]

#221

You have got to be the worst hero in the world. You fumble with the bomb, trip on your own cape, and nearly stumble off the side of a building during a battle. Yet, all of your screw ups and mistakes are the reasons why you still somehow save the day. Your mistakes are so bad that the villains can never predict them coming, causing them to lose the fight to the worst hero they've ever come across.

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes - Mara Jade

[the-most-humble-blog]

Danny Glover’s

Mike Harrigan: The Sweaty Unsung Legend Who Took Down a F☰☰king Space Demon!

When a Pissed-Off, Jaded Cop, Bodied an Intergalactic Killing Machine

Let’s give Detective Mike Harrigan his damn flowers. Played by the legendary Danny Glover in Predator 2, Harrigan isn’t your typical action hero. He’s not ripped like Schwarzenegger, he doesn’t have a squad of muscle-bound warriors backing him up, and he’s not fighting in some remote jungle. No, he’s a sweaty, overworked, middle-aged, jaded LAPD detective, fighting an alien in the middle of his city while dodging bullets, politics, and a skyrocketing body count.

By the time the credits roll, Harrigan has done something no one expected: he not only survived but won. And not because he was lucky—because he was relentless.

Let’s unpack why Mike Harrigan deserves to be recognized as the biggest badass in Predator history.

1. The Reluctant Protagonist Who Didn’t Back Down

Harrigan wasn’t some gung-ho action star ready to save the world. He was a regular guy, just trying to do his job in a city tearing itself apart.

The Setup: The streets of LA are a war zone, with drug cartels and gangs battling it out. Harrigan’s job? Keep it together.

The Twist: Then this thing—this invisible, dreadlocked nightmare—starts butchering people like it’s on a mission from hell.

The Reality: Most people would have thrown in the towel, but Harrigan wasn’t having it. He knew this wasn’t just a gang problem—it was personal.

Relatable Thought: How would you feel if an alien murdered your best friend and left you to clean up the mess? Exactly.

2. A Tightknit Team Brutally Torn Apart

Harrigan’s team wasn’t just coworkers; they were family. And one by one, they were wiped out by this intergalactic psychopath.

The Hotshot Rookie: Bill Paxton’s Jerry Lambert was new to the team, full of bad jokes and reckless charm. He didn’t last long, but damn it, he tried.

The Loyal Friend: Ruben Blades as Danny Archuleta, Harrigan’s partner and brother in arms. When Danny was killed, Harrigan’s grief turned into rage.

The Survivor: Maria Conchita Alonso’s Leona Cantrell made it out alive, but only because the Predator spared her after realizing she was pregnant.

Dark Truth: By the time the final act hits, Harrigan’s team is either dead or incapacitated, leaving him to face the Predator alone.

3. The Final Act: When Mike Harrigan Became a Legend

Let’s not gloss over what Harrigan did in the last 30 minutes of this movie. This wasn’t just some chase scene—this was a full-on war.

Through the Streets: Harrigan chased the Predator through the city, dodging gunfire, explosions, and chaos.

Through Apartments: He didn’t care about collateral damage or property lines. This was a hunt.

Into the Predator’s Ship: Yes, you read that right. He followed this thing into its own damn spaceship—a literal alien death machine—and still had the audacity to ask, “Who’s next?”

Dark Humor Thought: Arnold fought one Predator in the jungle. Harrigan fought one in its living room. Respect.

4. The Arm Incident: Peak Badassery

Let’s talk about the moment that solidified Harrigan as a legend:

He cut off the Predator’s arm, the one with the deadly wrist blade and self-destruct mechanism.

Then, armed with nothing but grit and a sheer hatred for this alien bastard, he shoved that arm where the sun doesn’t shine. Figuratively, of course, but you get the point.

Iconic Moment: After all that, Harrigan stood over the Predator like, “Your move, Mf''s...”

5. The Aftermath: Facing the Predator’s Crew

If you thought one Predator was scary, imagine an entire group of them watching as Harrigan killed their buddy.

The Moment of Silence: Instead of retaliating, the Predators honored him. Why? Because he earned their respect.

The Gift: They handed him a flintlock pistol as a trophy, a subtle way of saying, “You’re one of the greats.”

Translation: Even alien hunters recognize a Death Star-sized pair of balls when they see them.

6. Why Harrigan Matters

Harrigan wasn’t a superhero or a soldier. He wasn’t trained for this. He was just a man—a flawed, tired, middle-aged man—who refused to back down.

*Remember him the next time someone calls you old and washed-up. Sometimes daddy needs to step in to body a 7ft tall, Drake-supporting, Yautja.*

Why It’s Inspiring: Harrigan shows us that being a hero isn’t about muscles or catchphrases. It’s about grit, heart, and the will to keep fighting, no matter how impossible the odds.

Why It’s Terrifying: If an alien invasion happened tomorrow, we wouldn’t need a Superman. We’d need a Mike Harrigan.

A Balls-the-Size-of-the-Death-Star Legend

When you think about iconic action heroes, don’t forget Detective Mike Harrigan. He wasn’t flashy. He wasn’t invincible. But when it came down to it, he chased a Predator into its own ship, killed it, and walked out alive—because he had to.

So, next time someone talks about the ultimate movie badass, remember this sweaty, jaded, middle-aged black cop who saved his city from an alien nightmare. Mike Harrigan isn’t just a hero—he’s a goddamned legend.

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[quantumleper]

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