#Spectre

[spectral-squid]

Honestly, probably how Spectre just knows so much.

Like, it's never really been questioned how she sometimes talks about Tera as a pillbaby and toddler as if she was physically there. Or other things, like just already knowing who Cyn or the Absolute Solver is.

What's your OC's most obvious red flag?

[drivngonceagain]

the only truth that i can see, spectre has come for me +++++

[wwwjam]

In a bit of a Slay the Princess Mood.

[hannaloony]

James Bond. In 2024

[imogens-temult]

LÉA SEYDOUX AS MADELEINE SWANN Spectre (2015) dir. Sam Mendes

[caleod]

18-10-24 "Drive"

[texaschainsawmascara]

Monica Bellucci by Gérard Rancinan

[tampire]

Hello~! Crowley likes James Bond a normal amount.

[vanillabean-97]

It’s so them ✨

[honeyfizzly]

[spectral-squid]

For Spectre, it's definitely her appearance. She's both pitch black and is in the shape of a human. For someone who interacts primarily with drones, that tends to stick out. People tend to be more curious than anything, though she can still remember the horrified screams from the first couple decades.

For Cassidy, it used to be her damaged appearance, with her bandages, broken visor, and overall ripped clothing. Now that she's cleaned herself up more, it's probably the black disassembly drone limbs. It's usually a bad first impression. At least, she believes so.

What’s the first thing other characters notice about your oc? How does this impact peoples first impression? Is it a good or bad impression?

[marlports]

*cracking my knuckles* I’m going to write a one shot about this

[femaledaily]

LÉA SEYDOUX AS MADELEINE SWANN Spectre (2015) dir. Sam Mendes

[wwwjam]

And now: Bunny Spectre!

[weepingwidar]

William Blair Bruce (Canadian, 1859-1906) - The Phantom Hunter (1888)

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Callum Jaguar C-X75, 2024. Ian Callum’s design and engineering consultancy has built a second road-legal Jaguar C-X75. The C-X75, designed by Callum, was presented at the 2010 Paris motor show but the project was cancelled before production began due to the global economic crisis. However a number of cars were built by Williams Advanced Engineering for the James Bond film Spectre. It is one of these cars that has been rebuilt by Callum restoring much of the functionality that the C-X75 would have had if it made it to production. This includes control electronics allowing for road and track drive modes and an active aerodynamics package to improve stability. The interior has been fully refitted and bought up to date with 3 touchscreens and critical controls (including the ignition button) placed on the roof-mounted console.