#crossover stuff

[evenceflux18]

I wonder what they gonna look like when Genderbend? Or how would they even react with significant other's version?👀

HAHAHAHAHAH they be like that! The girls would probably just be cuddly and sweet at each other, but the two guys just wanna kill each other "tsundere" type but deep inside they admit that they're other version's of their partner look cute and still pretty much attractive XD

[madcatdaderpydrawer-blog]

Idk how the arcade Wisp thought has been in your head. But I find the immediate thought of Black Star sitting in one of those side cabs on a motorcycle. Somebody driving them off, and black star looking like he needs fucking cycling goggles. And Wisp is just holding on happily. Flapping in the wind like a goddamn flag.

Oh my god I hadn’t been thinking of it until now but YES that’s fucking hilarious. Wisp is black stars flag.

Honestly though for how he finds him, it would be kinda funny if it was a case similar to when people like throw dogs out of their car on the highway to dump them. Except it’s wisp and they end up accidentally being thrown into black stars face as he passes on his motorcycle

[dearestdeeer]

Assigning each Bat Family Members a TMA Fear entity cuz multiverse shit (we love crossovers)

Dick Grayson: The Vast

Jason Todd: The Desolation AND The Buried

Tim Drake (he's fucking complicated archivist material for real) : The Eye / The Lonely / The Stranger

Damian Wayne: The Slaughter

Duke Thomas: The Dark

Bruce Wayne: The Hunt

Stephanie Brown: The Spiral

Cassandra Cain: The Web

Barbara Gordon: The Eye

art is from WFA

[bookofmirth]

Can I ask who's side you were on from the Ember bonus chapter? Or are you kind of neutral on it?

Oof this is so complex, anon. This is going to be so long. And I doubt that this conversation will be settled any time soon.

I wouldn't say that I am neutral because I have Thoughts and Feelings, but I think Rhys and Nesta both had good points and did dumb things. I know this post leans in Nesta's favor, but it's not anti anyone. It's more my thoughts about how complex the situation was, and why I think people did the things they did, what was motivating them. Let me explain:

Should Nesta have consulted someone about giving the mask to Bryce, even just to borrow it? Yeah, I think she should have. I knew that she had done that prior to having read the bonus chapter, and in the back of my head I thought it was so... weird for her to have given this important object of power to Bryce without asking for anyone else's opinion? I felt like I was missing some context, like why does Nesta just hold onto these objects all the time and do with them what she wills? Guess my unease was right, because other characters do NOT like how she handles the trove.

The stakes from Nesta being wrong about this were insanely, astronomically high. And "astronomical" isn't even a metaphor in this case, it's literal. She wasn't wrong, but that is a huge, gigantic, ridiculous risk to have taken. Everyone in acotar knows that the Daglan/Asteri are the beings who oppressed them thousands of years ago, and now they have proof in Bryce's arrival that the Daglan are still up to their old tricks. For the Daglan to then have these objects of immense power, potentially?? OOF. And Nesta is newer to the fae world, she may not fully grasp the gravity of the situation, so she probably wasn't working with complete understanding of the implications.

I mentioned that the group chat has been ACTIVE on this topic, and @areyoudreaminof (I think it was Kelsey, if not correct me) said that perhaps Nesta was thinking that by doing this, she could help humans in some way. Maybe not the humans she grew up with, but somewhere, Nesta thought, maybe she could do something good for other people who are effectively powerless. So I understand why Nesta did it. This was also after she had spent a bunch of time with Bryce, they learned about each other's worlds, and I think they had attained a sort of understanding.

Also side note, but people didn't trust Nesta with Made objects in acosf either and that was condescending as fuck - maybe she didn't want to be just as shitty to Bryce as everyone had been towards her. I get why people don't trust them with these objects, but in a way it comes down to underestimating them and not understanding their intentions.

Was Rhys right to have lost his mind about the mask going to another world? Absolutely. The Night Court is his responsibility, which means that everything that happens there ultimately falls to him. His fears about the Daglan invading again have been real since he saw Aelin falling through the sky. He's been thinking about these very real threats for a while. Merrill is researching other worlds and although this hasn't been confirmed, I feel like she was brought there for that reason? To give him answers? Whether or not that's true, Rhys is the High Lord and the fact that some of the most powerful objects in their possession were off galavanting in another world without his knowledge, in a way that could literally lead to the destruction of their world - Rhys being understanding and nice about it in this situation would be totally unrealistic.

Rhys has also Been Through It in terms of war, court politics, fae bullshit. He has a much better grasp of what the consequences could be if Made objects get into the wrong hands. His fears aren't hypothetical, they are very real.

HOWEVER - was Rhys right to have treated Nesta the way that he did? Absolutely fucking not. I am honestly so sick of him being a dick to Nesta just because of shit she's done to other people. Not to him. It was so hard to read descriptions of Nesta's body language when they came back into the scene, after their fight. "Nesta's shoulders tensing, her head bowing". For Nesta to have been so thoroughly chastised by someone who already has a history of treating her like shit, it made me so mad. For Nesta, who has gone through so much growth and made so many strides to not hate herself, to regain confidence and better awareness of herself, to have been made to feel small - it makes me so, so mad honestly.

The thing is, we don't actually know the content of their argument, what Rhys, Cassian, and Azriel said to Nesta. All we have gotten thus far is the aftermath. Maybe Rhys tried to be tactful and then Nesta pushed his buttons, as she's done in the past. All we know is how Nesta acts afterwards, which doesn't make me feel charitable in terms of how Rhys handled it.

I think - and again I'll need to read more of the context of this fight which I assume we will see in acotar5 - but I think that one of the main reasons Rhys was pissed off and reacted the way he did was because of his ego (and fear, even if it's justifiable). He's so used to calling all the shots, to having everything under control, that I think he's not used to anyone else having power on the same level as him. Power in this sense refers to authority, the ability for other people to make these kinds of decisions without consulting him. He's used to being the Big Man in Charge and Nesta is clearly a threat to that. This is all my headcanon/assumptions about how he's feeling, but... I'd be surprised if I'm off the mark, based on his past behaviors and the way he makes executive decisions without consulting the IC, who ostensibly exist in order to support him.

Basically, I think that Nesta was on shaky ground in letting Bryce borrow the mask even though it did turn out okay in the end, but Rhys was wrong for acting out the way that he did.

This is only somewhat related to your actual question, but I think that this is one of the scenes that we will see in acotar5, made possible by having Azriel's POV, him as the main character.

[anti-the-glitch-bitch]

Alrights ladies, gents, ghostlings, heroes and whatever else. *Slaps hands together* I'mma try my hand at whumptober but I've got too many people to choose from and I'm indecisive.

Sooooooo I need suggestions. Tell me the fandom and the people you want to see put through hell and maybe back. Can't promise I'll get to all of them or any of them lol.

Give me your animes. Your heroes and villains. Your obscure shows or movies. Your books.

I'll pick and choose and if it's one of your suggestions then I'll tag you in that post.

[sigery]

I don’t remember if I brought it up before and I’m sorry if I have, but I wonder if someone in the family took in an h solar how do you think it would go?

Daydream would be both delighted (to have a Solar again) and horrified (at the treatment of him)

Well everyone would probably be horrified though not entirely surprised. pliable eclipses aren't always treated well and they have met plenty of travelers so finding a eclipse/solar like this was bound to happen.

Pride, Lust, and Glitter would all be cautious, unsure of how h Solar may react to them. Pride would try to be soft and gentle, not wanting to scare h Solar anymore.

Chaos is trying to appear non threatening and resisting the urge to scoop h Solar up to take to a blanket nest.

[angryearthquaketurtle]

Please keep all suggestions safe for work, I don’t draw nsfw.

[pipipipipoo]

Time taken: 2 hrs 45 mins

[its-elioo]

QUICK QUESTION!! What would Optimus see Sunset as??

(I'M TOO CURIOUS!!!)

As HIS LITTLE GIRL!!!

That mech won't stop adopting kids, period.

[eternalnightdragons]

Cartoons characters

[neonflashkat]

Red Son - Brokenstar & Fireheart AU (Warrior Cats)

Designs improvised with the color palette.

Inspiration under the Read More.

Someone over on wc-confessions compared Firestar to Superman, in a discussion about evil AUs with him.

I'm not sure whether they meant alternate evil Firestars were out of character (since they mentioned Firestar being the Clans' hope), or on the contrary if they meant that people making Firestar evil were doing the same thing DC did with Superman.

In any case, the comparison does feel very apt, since Superman does have an official villain AU, Superman : Red Son, in which his arrival to Earth made him land in USSR instead of the US. From there, he becomes a tool of propaganda and a mass weapon.

And indeed, if the origin for Superman becoming a villain is a matter of which nation was responsible for his upbringing... AUs of Firestar finding himself in Brokenstar's Shadowclan and becoming a villain are thematically very similar !

Anyway. I made this a separate post as the anon from that confession didn't like villain!Firestar AUs and it feels inconsiderate putting this in the notes of their own vent.

Color Palette from the cover of Superman : Red Son.

[evenceflux18]

I finally had an excuse to make them as mermaids because why not?🫠🥰

[madcatdaderpydrawer-blog]

Dim will sometimes rub his face aggressively. And has different ticks of running his hands up and down his arms. How exactly would day and night luna that?

It depends on if it hurts him. Aggressive running isn’t the worst habit but when it comes to animatronics I wonder how big of a deal it would be? If it got to the point where it seemed bad though, Luna would gently take his hands and rub them softly. Lord day would get him some stim toys with different textures on the sides and gift them to him so he has something to use

[esomaniac]

(Day 31) AM FINALLY DONNEE

[shadowtoons]

So Barnaby. Have you met other beings like the devil (From the cuphead Show), Asmodeus (From helluva Boss) and Black hat (From Villainous)? If so, what do you do with them?

More likely the Devil

[sigery]

How would The rle crew react to ravenous? I'm not sure who would find them first. Your pick. But how would they handle going into a world that feels a lot like RBB but is different in many ways.

I have been thinking about this off and on since you first posted about him yesterday. I’m not sure who would find him first despite me wanting to interact with him. I’m still unsure. The most obvious would be Gluttony as the explorer and ambassador or Chaos as the kinda psychic dad. (Lust and Chaos might have shared custody)

I’m also kinda leaning towards Pride but ugh I’m very indecisive and my brain won’t focus.

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Gluttony comes across the dimension and decides to investigate because it's similar to RBB but not which is odd. So he goes in, taking a look around and finding poor Ravenous chained up. He makes a few assumptions, sending Pride a message to come over and to bring a lot of metal.

Gluttony summons a malfunctioning staff bot from his pocket dimension before he frees Ravenous and gets out of the way. He watches Ravenous struggle to eat through the muzzle for like a minute before he intervenes. Gluttony restrains him again, wrapping him up like a purrito, looking for a way to remove the muzzle. After he realizes it's welded to Ravenous' face, Gluttony starts hand feeding him small chunks of the staff bot. It's slow going and a struggle, but Gluttony knows Pride is a better person to get the muzzle off.