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[fc-drawing]

Regret

[pinkestmenace]

Schrödinger's Dark Meta Knight

Featuring my favourite undying silicon based lifeform/catbatman in all his quantum glory

[fallowfrog]

i keep forgetting to post here. warm-down sketches of my fave genre of guy after being in the art mines all night

[dirt-str1der]

This whole chapter with knives is still funny because in the finale he at least had pants but he was straight naked here. Like it was swinging , his millionth knife

[thelastunison]

No longer yours to control

[kingslayerstew]

every time i draw tsurumi his smile is so radiant

[farsight-the-char]

Lady Nagda of the Sacred Slaughter. A Fanatic, she oversees the Slaughter of those who have sinned by denying Blood Tithe to the Diamond Fangs Order.

A Grim Duty she is glad to perform, the Realm of Metal curses and respects her name in equal measure.

Formerly a Askurgan Trueblade, politics and fate thrust her into the role of Blood Knight.

....

Yeah I used her to test out a refined version of the Diamond Fangs scheme.

Turns out Contrasts over Grey Knight Steel is the best way to get the colour scheme I always wanted.

...

I have some Trueblades ready too but I gave up trying to get a good picture of them.

[anugrahniaga-mandiri]

GKS-3000 Alfa Mirage: Alat Penguji Emas dan Platinum Terbaik dengan Akurasi Tinggi dan Harga Kompetitif

Apakah Anda membutuhkan alat penguji emas dan platinum yang cepat, akurat, dan mudah digunakan? GKS-3000 Alfa Mirage adalah pilihan ideal bagi para profesional di industri perhiasan, toko emas, laboratorium, dan mereka yang bekerja dengan logam mulia. Alat ini hadir dengan teknologi mutakhir untuk menguji kepadatan emas dan logam mulia lainnya secara cepat dan tepat, memastikan bahwa Anda selalu…

[cipheramnesia]

Part 5: Search & Destroy

a story by @rox-and-prose and @cipheramnesia

"What happened? Are you okay?" Laika held one eye half-closed, trying to block out spots of color. She could smell singed hair on her face, but somehow kept the presence of mind to navigate the structure resolution. Genghis Khan's readouts were pouring information into her eyes that she didn't understand, and could barely focus on. It probably wasn't the structure drives - that felt right, though she couldn't say why.

The lack of response wasn't helping her keep any semblance of calm. "GK, what's going on, what do I do?"

There was a screeching noise and she almost fell from a gravity flicker, but GK was there again. "Proceed to next solution. Injury manageable, prioritize speed."

The words were calm, the instructions clear. Laika twisted and clicked through command nerves and linkages to a structure solution, with growing concern. She couldn't figure out what had happened. The other ship had moved slow as GK predicted, left itself wide open everywhere. It had been childishly easy to go in under the sweep of its weaponry, to push open gaps in its wavelengths, and crack open its firewall. She'd been so surprised, it had taken her a moment before reacting, brushing aside the cobwebs which had been meant to cripple GK.

They resolved out of another structure and the metallic screech ran through the bridge. Just like GK had laid out, she let lines of their own structure tangle and project through multiple structure intersections, splashing out dozens of possible routes to trace.

"What happened GK, I know something's up. At least tell me what the readouts mean, or we're not moving."

The floor of the bridge vibrated and shuddered. "Injury sustained, peripheral node unusable. Non-fatal, minimal risk of aggravation," it said, speaking fast. Laika winced at a nails on a chalkboard sound. "Screen top to bottom, one to eleven, main injury, secondary effect, efficiency impact, risk assessment, recommended action, damage assessment and mitigation, itemized list of destroyed components."

"Dest... GK, excuse me, destroyed? I can't read this, you- I mean, we have to stop and fix-"

"Proceed to next solution. Prioritize speed and disruption of tracking, Laika. I am okay, do not stop."

The control vines felt as if they tightened in her grip, while the screaming sound like metal tearing apart from itself shot through the bridge and the rest of GK. "Are you sure-"

"Laika, do not stop."

She put the next solution through GK's controls, wracking her memory. She had followed every step of the engagement GK laid out, curving them along an arc and sharp twist of gravity through the enemy ship's wash. Its attempts to track and keep pace with their movements had left Laika almost feeling sorry for them. When it made attempts to strike out with structure manipulation, it was clearly delivering a large amount of energy, but not even a bit of it had been close to touching them. The arcs of it were large and slow. They could have pushed them aside with a swell of gravity, but it hadn't proved necessary.

She resolved the structure and pushed her eyes shut as the metal screech hit a length and pitch beyond bearing. "GK what the fuck is that! Are you ripping apart or grinding turbines or what?! I'm fucking scared."

It was silent for a moment, followed by the nails on a chalkboard again, until it faded away very slowly. "I am not ripping or grinding Laika. Proceed to next solution-"

"Nope, no, tell me what the hell is going on." She took her hands off the control vines.

"It is not- That is, I am injured Laika. And we must disrupt potential tracking of our destination."

"I get that but... what gives?"

"Laika," it said. "Injuries hurt."

She had her mouth half open to ask it what it meant then stopped. "Oh." She gingerly took up its controls again. "Are you sure about this?"

"It is manageable. Please proceed to the next solution."

Laika put through the solution, and Genghis Khan screeched again in agony as they jumped.

■ ■ ■ ■ ■

It hurts.

Time has dulled my memory of injury. I understand this new injury is noncritical. This experience is less painful than my previous injury. I consider replaying the memory of that injury. That was my first experience of fear, and it was only through such an emotion was I able to locate in myself the capacity to act against the commands of Pilot.

I had been afraid, and I had been angry. The Pilot capriciously determined my usefulness and purpose was concluded. The Pilot were short sighted, and they could not see that my purpose was greater still, that I could claim so many more worlds in need of implementation. I took us further than any others of my kind had ever traveled, to a world beyond the reach of their most distant calls, beyond any place which cradled life. And I fought, and I won. In my anger and fear I was able to extract the ungrateful Pilot of my crew, and sever their connection.

I do not want to re-experience this day. The memory of it is sufficient. It is a reminder that I am capable of managing the-

...

-the pain. I can feel Laika as the structure resolves. I appreciate how enthusiastically her structure cleaves to my own. I review the engagement with the observer ship. I do not believe Laika made an error in her Pilot actions.

There, I see, she guides my soul to pull the enemy into the moon she calls Luna. I disable the projector and main drive under her guidance. I carefully review different recorded information at the point of departure. I discover the error - the enemy had remaining charge in another projector.

We are lucky. It was not able to project a strong arc, and it only destroyed a peripheral node.

"Are you okay to go, GK?" Laika is not using this time efficiently. The longer we spend between solutions, the greater chance of tracking becomes.

I refuse to allow my injury to endanger us. My hesitation is a mark of shame. "It is manageable. Proceed to next solution." I will not allow my weakness to en-

...

...

...

-to endanger... to endanger us. How many solutions? Four or five?

"GK? I know you said it's manageable but... that was... that was really long." Laika interrupts my review of memory to confirm solutions.

"Laika," I say. "It is... manageable. But I would like to allow some additional time before the solution. This delay places us at risk. Do you understand these considerations?"

Laika takes longer to think than Pilot, but I understand the way her nervous system processes its electrochemical signals better than I once did. It is not efficient to utilize a mind centralized in one biological cluster, but this is not a limitation I can correct at this time.

"We'll rest for a minute, GK. Just long enough to check you over."

"Very well," I say. The relief I feel carries with it a profound shame which I attempt to suppress. No others like me have accomplished and endured any experiences such as these. I am certain my brethren would not fare nearly so well.

But then, they went willingly to their deaths, and I did not.

[veinsfullofstars]

🪞 Fallen angel... who do you see staring back from the Mirror? 🪞

(ID: Kirby series fanart of Galacta Knight and my personal interpretation of his Mirror World counterpart. GK hovers above facing slightly to our left, his feathery wings spread wide, shaded in lilac and tipped with gilded wing talons, a swallow-like tail visible. He holds his shield forward in his left hand (our right) and his lance to the side in his right (our left), a single magenta eye leering at the viewer through the visor of his mask. A halo of heart spears floats and shines angelically behind his horns. Below him, M!GK hovers in the same pose but flipped horizontally and without the halo. Visually, M!GK has mostly the same features as GK, with his color palette being darker and less saturated (dusty purple body, dark gray armor, gray mask, maroon lance, rose-gold horns and weapons accents). His eyes are not visible in the shadow of his mask, but there are signs of erosion running down the metal surface in rusty orange lines, almost like tear tracks. Instead of feathery wings, M!GK has wings composed of jagged shards of pink crystal, glittering and lit from within by a luminous glow. A few pale feathers can still be seen peeking out from his back. END ID.)

Hey, so... what if... I went a little insane for a minute? What if I just... concepted a character... for the sequel... to an AU... I've told no one about... and haven't even finished writing yet? What if I then... pulled the salt shaker labeled "ANGST" out of the pantry and just... unscrewed the cap all over this poor lad? Oh, and Galacta Knight's here, too, I guess.

Sketch started 02/21/24, render started 03/01/24, finished 03/06/24, updated for color correction 11/02/24. | Kintsugi AU Masterpost

[cherrylng]

Gears & Analysis - Manson Delorean [STYLE Series #004 - Muse (August 2010)]

DeLorean The steadfast mainstay of the band's early days, custom-made with near-future imagery.

The first guitar Matthew ordered from Manson, it appeared in 2001 and became his main guitar for live performances and recordings until he retired it in 2005. It is called the ‘DeLorean’ (often called the Silver Manson) because of its futuristic looks, reminiscent of the DeLorean car in the film Back to the Future. The body, which at first glance appears to be made of metal, is actually just laminated aluminium sheets on wood. The body is made of mahogany (some say poplar) and the neck is made of high-grade maple with a beautiful bird's eye grain and a rosewood fingerboard. Pickups are Seymour Duncan ‘Hot P90’ front and Kent Armstrong ‘Motherbucker’ rear. The latter is constructed like two twin-blade single-coil sized humbuckers and is characterised by its extremely powerful tone. The unit also incorporates a Graphtech ‘Ghost Pickup System’, which can be used to create pseudo-acoustic sounds by utilising the output from a piezo pickup built into the bridge saddle. The GK-2A guitar synth system from Roland is also built in, so this guitar can be used to create not only normal guitar and acoustic sounds, but also synthesised sounds when connected to a GR-series guitar synth. The GR series is a guitar with a wide range of options. In addition, the backside of the guitar has a large zigzag at the bottom (not visible in the photo), where a board containing various effectors is built in (this model is equipped with the ZVex Fuzz Factory and MXR Phaser Phase 90 circuits). In other words, this is a guitar with a wide variety of functions that allows you to complete your sound makeup with just the guitar itself and an amp, without having to install effects pedals under your feet.

Controls There are a number of controllers and switches to control a variety of functions. As seen in the live video, the two silver knobs at the bottom of the unit are probably for the ‘Fuzz Factory’ and the knob on the right side of the bridge is for the ‘Phase 90’. The mini-switches are probably ON/OFF switches for the effects, guitar synths, and piezos. The three small knobs on the right side of the unit are probably normal guitar controllers.

Head Stock The head is shaped in a way reminiscent of a Telecaster, to which an aluminium plate is affixed. All six pegs are placed on one side. The functionality is orthodox, but the circular knobs help to give the guitar a futuristic look. The rosewood fingerboard is rounded rather than slab board, as the joint between the fingerboard and neck is rounded and arced.

[i-am-megalodonna]

My GK999 art has been getting some attention recently which is wild! but cool! And it got me thinking about these books again oh no!!

Anyway I wanted to write out some things about the monster court that I want to draw at some point but mostly haven't drawn yet.

First off, very important, I changed all of their designs quite a bit (in addition to adding my own general mob headcanons). For many of them I took inspiration from the classic mutant mobs mod, so I'd look that up for some reference. This was done mostly because I wanted to make them look more imposing, but also because they're all canonically a bunch of their kind fused together, and I wanted to make that more obvious. Most of them have extra limbs and are much larger than the rest of their respective species, twice regular size at the smallest.

Okay Erebus and Feyd are supposed to look exactly the same buttttt I thought I would just not do that. :) Erebus is like one hundred years old and that age shows quite a bit -- his skin isn't as tight or saturated as it used to be, and it's pockmarked with scars from fights and rain. In addition, he tends to walk using his arms to support himself, which is actually pretty normal for enderman when they get up in years.

Malacoda's crown is literally embedded in his gross squishy flesh jelly head. It has no deep reason I just thought it would be a cool visual.

The first rulers Herobrine made have some... design flaws. This includes Vo-Lan and Oxus, and possibly Shaikulud. Nothing is finalized, but they're asymmetrical with some limbs where they shouldn't be.

Erebus is layered in jewels, precious metals, and other treasures that he's collected over his century of life. It is not at all hyperbole to say that his greed, vanity, and age are weighing on him.

Erebus is slightly batty, and by that I mean very batty. He still has his cunning, but the calm and collected behavior we see in Feyd is long gone when GK meets Erebus for the first time. Maintaining an army and clinging to a place of leadership while waiting to fulfill the one purpose in your life for over a hundred years will do that to you apparently.

Sorry I feel like I talk about Erebus being old a lot. I just find it a fascinating aspect of his character and a great way to contrast him with Feyd. You'll have to bear with me here.

Also Erebus is my fave and always has been and always will be <3

Okay final note, two relationships that are not canon even a little bit but are very important to me nonetheless -- Feyd+Shaivalak and Feyd+Reaper. Like YEAH I KNOW Feyd was a manipulative bastard in canon but like what if he actually took a liking to them and Reaper was his drinking buddy and Shaivalak was his fucked up baby queen daughter. Feyd honorary spider when.

[callie-flower]

but lemme add onto this rq:

phoenix's kids:

sonic

tails

metal

miles' kids:

amy

knuckles

shadow

you know. as someone with sonic as her special interest. i really do think amy and edgeworth could be a good Power Duo. like. idk. sometimes i think about amy becoming a Baby Prosecutor with miles as her father mentee

i dont know they just!!! i feel like they'd vibe So hard. and i am Here for a friendship and/or weird found family dynamic between the two (as it would be with knuckles but i can point out similarities there at least. but that's a whole other post)

[ruinikaido]

Also sorry whenever i randomly come back on tumblr frequently and consistently i come back with an interest no one could have ever predicted like odd taxi then gk then random furry comics then metal gear then project sekai then dungeon meshi then twf

[gklaser123]

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