#left out in the rain

[campbyler]

very terrifying message to receive from someone who said they just outlined something that will make Me Specifically very upset

[yellowballoonx]

[selfhelpradio]

groovearama

[clouvu]

Pathetic girl Autumn 🗣️🗣️🗣️

[raintemper]

Some doodles , Edited their designs a bit, some more than others lol

I think Suns could be either Thunder or Shadow

NSH, Shadow or Wind

Pebbles and Moon are both River I think

Maybe Suns could also be Skyclan but he might break all the branches he climbs on uhm

[quakearts]

He's doing his best guys. (Shanks not Doflamingo)

[zarla-s]

[previous]

This isn’t saying you shouldn’t write bad or sad stories or anything, but from Gaster’s perspective as a character in those stories of course he’d want “happy” endings, haha.

But anyway, I kept telling you guys that when Handplates was over I would tell you. Well... here we are. After seven long years, here we are.

When I started I never thought I’d make it. To be honest, it doesn’t feel real to me at all. My brain still expects to do another page in about two weeks as it always does. I assume it’ll take a while to sink in. There’s a lot to say but this post is already incredibly long (sorry), so it’s probably suited to its own post.

But for all of you out there who read this story, whether you were there from the beginning or just came in now, thank you so much. And for all of you that were inspired by this comic, who created things for it, who blessed me with so many amazing gifts of art and fic and music and dubs and videos and so much more... I don’t know how to thank you enough. I never dreamed that an idle idea could have come this far or had such an impact on my life and so many people, but it did.

I kind of feel at a loss for words... again it’s very surreal. But I will say that Gaster wondering whether the kid is an actual human or not has an unintended level to it since my avatar is a fox but it’s TOO LATE NOW I GUESS lol.

( About how it’s a long, long, long journey that we’ve been on And it’s a long long long story that shall be told And it’s a long long day, and we’ve come a long long way But there’s still a long way to go

It’s a long long long way It’s a long long strong way It’s a long long long way Forward - [x] )

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[ask-the-pioneer]

Out of curiosity why do you bow before eating?

"It's a sign of respect."

"When I kill to eat, I know I am taking a life. I do it out of necessity. The creature's life moves to me so that I can survive and prosper. With this gesture, I pay tribute to its sacrifice."

"The bow is also to acknowledge the work of a person who brought the food, to feed me and the others. You're not pressured to do that, but even if the meal isn't to your liking, you would still recognize the effort. Our colony was small, with Hunter as the only adult, so any food brought back was celebrated."

"In my later cycles, the ability to craft explosive spears became incredibly useful for hunting and self-defense. I had a natural advantage, but it was to be exercised with caution."

"Truth is, I can do a lot of damage with my «powers». It's a big, alienating responsibility. And it was an issue in my younger cycles when I couldn't control it well - sometimes people around me would get hurt, but despite that, I was shown kindness and given guidance by my mentor. My adoptive family did not treat me like a freak, and it mattered a lot to me. It still does."

"I feel no need for bloodlust. I am content with my life… for the most part. Whatever grievances I may have, I know it's bad to take it out on others. For the temporary relief it gives, you realize it really is not worth it. To kill for sport, it makes my stomach turn - a sad waste of life. Just because I can, doesn't mean I should. Cruel thoughts are the domain of a scared animal. I don't want to live in suffering because of such fear, and most of all I don't want my family to think less of me. Does that make sense? I wouldn’t want to disappoint them, or lose their trust…"

"When I hunt for food, I often think of what my mentor would say. Those thoughts guide my spears, the memories remind me to be kind in the face of the vast, indifferent world. Most of the creatures out there have it considerably worse than me, trying to survive nature day by day. I've been blessed with a mark, I know things that a typical slugcat would never need in their life. I don't think I can ever go back - knowledge, like my «powers», are both a blessing and a curse. And, dare I say, I think it is better that I have those powers… for I know, at the very least, that I trust myself to use them wisely."

"The bow is a sign of respect, and a gentle reminder of the things that I stand for."

[molathesunfish]

Water damage

[vynnyal]

OK, fair warning to the few people I actually managed to convince to try the game??

Rain world does NOT play like hollow knight, and you'll get your butt kicked if you approach it like that.

It's really hard. Like, really hard. Instead of the game literally giving you abilities in the form of power-ups and damage buffs, the only abilities you gain is from what you learn and your own ingenuity. You're a rat from beginning to end. If you just beef your way through it, it's gonna suck and you're gonna be confused and frustrated all the time. But if you pay attention, take it slow, and learn how the ai works and how everything interacts with each other, you can consistently get through and dominate situations you thought were impossible to do so when you first began. Now get out there, kill some lizards, and bully some old computers!

[bitsbug]

(from a discussion I had with a friend a bit ago) Hey isn't it really weird how Spearmaster's campaign handles Moon?

The chain of plot events goes that: SRS gives FP self-destruction taboo removal instructions > FP uses insane amounts of water executing it at an ill-advised scale, harming Moon in the process > Moon forces him to stop, he fucks up and gets the rot, Moon is still dying > SRS sends Spearmaster over to FP with a fucking apology letter???

I get that he's SRS's friend, but. There is something more severe happening here than Pebbles being angry. SRS, Moon is on fire right next to him. Yet no action is taken about this, not even bothering to ask her "Hey why didn't you stop him from actively killing you? Are you unable to in some way? Can we help?". It's like, it's like an arsonist setting a house on fire, and then fussing about the arsonist getting burned a little. While somebody's still in the house.

Also she's so uncharacteristically accepting of her death. Y'know? She was begging him to stop, but to Spearmaster she's just "ohh it's too late for me.. send the guys a goodbye letter why don't you?". There's the COLOSSAL missed opportunity of further investigating why she let him hurt her for that long, why she endured beyond the tipping point, but it feels like that intrigue to her character was forgotten. Instead she exists largely to further Pebbles' own arc, passive and mild in comparison. And it sucks! I believe this is probably a symptom of Downpour being so pebbles-centric, which really neutered the story here.

[beepborpdoodledorp]

Finally made the poster for TCPATRC!! And I even made two versions because I'm nice like that

I don't really have plans to turn this into a full story, but I definitely plan on expanding the lore and exploring the world in the near future. The TADC cast is so fun to interpret as humans.

Synopsis and character summaries can be read here

[darkopsiian]

thumbnail for the Pups+ and Room Randomizer video

[0xeyedaisy]

Random stuff

[mewguca]

i like nsh :)

i wanted to show off their bow scarf and got a lil carried away