#chela

[witchofthesouls]

I wish the Lost Colonies' cultures and biological quirkw had been delved deeper, especially how they would viciously clash with modern Cybertron, both pre- and post-War.

I mean, I think it's really interesting juxtaposition between the deep scars of Functionism versus the other worlds' sources of prejudice and discrimination. Camien devotion and deification of Solus versus a Cybertron with no femmes with Megatron's and Optimus' cult of personality as well as atheism and agnosticism, especially among their respective inner circles. Cybertron's complete desolation and Eukaris' lush and lively greenery. The meritocracy of racing-obsessed Velocitron. Prion had minicons with multiple alts, and Devisiun yielded split-spark twins. The people of Carcer are those of wardens living in a prison.

Do the Camiens think of their Titan's homeworld as cold and lonely? Would they think of those from Cybertron suffering from disorders from the lack of close, intimate connections and no true community?

Velocritron descended from the scientists of Navitas, and they utilized the scorching heat to derive alternative sources of fuel. Do they scorn the deprived worlds for not searching for solutions?

How do the Eukarians view the others that cyberformed their planets? Do they see Cybertron and the others as sterile and lifeless; their civility is a cheap, hollow mimicry that hides their teeth and claws?

The Carcerians developed an austere culture that prioritized keeping their Titan on complete lockdown to the point sacrificing themselves to achieve that goal. How do they view Caminus' offering to dismantle himself so his own children can thrive in such a harsh environment?

How do diplomacy and common courtesy differ from each planet? The language and food? The behaviors? The relations with nearby neighbors, both mechanical and organic?

[hedonistmexicano]

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[boujeebunny8]

Take them pt. 2

[fangirl201sworld]

Not me trying to write a story about Joaquin's romance with a certain bandit princess who was going to be the antagonist of the sequel which is supposed to be her specifically:

[rochasaurusrex]

FIGHTERS OF ETREA: RIVALS

SISLO VS ONDIOX. TETHERIL VS CHELA. GREIRI VS ZAMA.

[thematrix-theuniverseofdoctorwho]

Nyssa, The Fifth Doctor And Chela “Doctor Who - Snakedance”

[fandomchatfabi]

A couple things

I'm kinda hesitant of giving Joaquin a love interest because Chela exists. Like I know you're a god when you're a writer and I can do whatever I want, but Chela as a character and love interest sounds really interesting. Problem is that if I write about her, it'd have to be an action type story and I'm super bad at action stories. Short answer: I wouldn't know how to write her.

Also, I just saw The Thief and The Cobbler for the first time in a while, and... I thought of a Manolo and Maria love story again. I'm sorry

😅😅😅

[spacemiguel]

Una chelita para cerrar un lunes complicado.

[witchofthesouls]

Any transformer colonies you wish got more attention? My choice would be Combatron personally.

All of them, but in a specific way. I wished IDW went ham on the stark differences between each of the Lost Colonies and with Cybertron, besides the "they have girls and no war."

Where's the conflict?! Where's the cultural clashes and misunderstandings? They all seem to completely understand each other's basic language without mishaps?!

Like I could see Camiens cultivating positive relationships with their system neighbors as Caminus prized connections with others so much that he allowed his own citizens to cannibalize him, so that could lead to a lot of contention as Caminus isn't organophobic. As well as utilize more of their fire and forge connotations and how that shaped their society; they can be warm and compassionate, but highly volatile and intense as an inferno since passion is a characteristic that's prized among them. Like Camiens aren't strangers to violence and extreme actions to others and each other, but it would boggle the others just how they can unite with minimal friction at a common cause before squabbling once more when it's over.

Chela is another interesting one since Eukaris seems undisturbed, but is it really? What if the Titan had managed to warp or take advantage of the planet's natural cycles to make it more habitable for Cybertronian beastformers? Not too comfortable, so they wouldn't lose their natural edges and instincts, but enough for those clever, vicious, or strong to take such resources.

Prion as well because it produced Nickel, who's ferociously tiny with multiple alts and can keep the D.J.D. in line.

[askvectorprime]

Dear Vector Prime, strange question, but is there a version of Eukaris where the populace speak with something analogous to an African accent?

Dear Pronunciation Person,

While Eukaris is a planet and Africa a continent, both possess many hundreds of languages that vary between regions, cultures and even social standing.

The first immigrants from Eukaris to Cybertron came from the Chela region close to the beast Titan’s space bridge, and so a misconception soon arose that a Chelasi accent was indicative of Eukarian accents in general. This could not have been further from the truth.

On both Earth and Cybertron, flattening cultural presentations over large areas can spread misconceptions and risk causing offense! We should all be careful to understand the backgrounds and cultures of all our friends, no matter where they are from.

[boujeebunny8]

Hope everyone is having a nice Easter!💖

[fangirl201sworld]

First time I draw Chela and...

I have never drawn a character like that and you know what? I'm glad I finally did it. 😍😳

[rochasaurusrex]

Ladies of FOE

Characters inspired by my wife

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Christina Thomas - Secrets - Chela - 1989 (cover art: 'Blue Drift' by Thomas Canny)

[sentimentoz]

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