#lt reed

[grest7]

[twokinds-es]

Merry Lynxmas 2

#1 voto de color de los bocetos de Diciembre, boceto sugerido por J.N. Squire. Secuela de Merry Lynxmas, el Príncipe Lince protege a Lt Reed del frio de la noche, todo un verdadero hombre resulto el príncipe.

Publicación original “Patreon” “Deviantart”

Boceto “Link”

Quería decir una bonitas palabra, pero no soy bueno con eso, por lo que muchas gracia por el apoyo durante el año, espero que en el 2025 sigan apolando a esta pequeño blog, y muchas gracias a @rafamon por todo el contenido original que subís 😸.

(Salu2 del Spark)

(Salu2 del equipo de Twokinds en español)

[mistylacrimosa]

Just watched Similitude (Enterprise S03E10) aka Tuvix 2: Electric boogaloo. Yeaah I know the plot is not exactly the same but come on! The concept is!

And don't get me wrong, I'm actually glad they reused that one. They did a lot of things differently this time making this one shine on its own (and shine it did!) despite the obvious similarities.

Janeway's decision to kill Tuvix is morally gray,she had to consider the other two people who's bodies have been essentially harvested for Tuvix to exist. Captain Archer's on the other hand is straight up wrong. (although I do understand his rationale). He literally created a clone to harvest his brain tissue. And he was prepared to sacrifice said clone quite easily. That's kinda monstrous.

I'm glad they had Sim sacrifice him self in the end. It felt right. It's what Trip would have done. I'm also glad they gave us that scene in the launch bay. It made Sim actually feel real and It made Archer feel human again. I cried like a baby during the kiss scene and I was a mess for every other scene after that. Wonderful episode, probably my favourite Enterprise episode so far.

Geordi's LeVar Burton's direction in this one was just 🤌🏻

[rabasmacias]

[elejahfanfic]

Fides Cordis |

Del Shepherd_

_Lt. Malcom Reed

*

@darknightfrombeyond

[reppyy]

[nerds-yearbook]

In 1980, the Colonial Fleet (from Battlestar Galatica) found Earth and proceeded to covertly protect Earth from the Cylons (Galatica 1980, TV)

[pupil-of-law]

@dontcxckitup

Tom Glynn-Carney as Tony Armstrong in The Last Post (2017)

[seventeenpaseoverde]

Lt. Tobias and Joe Mannix confer.

[grest7]

[twokinds-es]

Lynx Reed - Grooming Session

#3 voto de color de los bocetos de Octubre?, boceto sugerido por J. N. Squire, Lt reed esta cada día un paso mas cerca en quedarse a vivir con los linces, una decisión que me gustaría ver.

Publicación original “Patreon” “Deviantart”

Boceto “link”

(Salu2 del Spark)

[geordis-visor]

He is ✨him✨

I just think that ✨he✨

[elejahfanfic]

Fides Cordis |

_Del Shepard

Lt. Malcom Reed_

*

@darknightfrombeyond

[reppyy]

[brucebocchi]

What positions would persona characters play on a football team

once again sticking to party members but expanded it a bit to include spinoff characters so i don't have to field any navigators or animals. with apologies to yukari and ann, i really didn't know what do do with the primary magic users in these things

OFFENSE

Quarterback: Aigis. Maybe a little unfair but a no brainer. Laser precision, unnatural eye for the entire field, inhuman arm strength, and able to perfectly place the ball anywhere. Dropping dimes, as they say.

Offensive Line: Shinjiro Aragaki (center), Kanji Tatsumi (left tackle), Metis (right tackle), Zenkichi Hasegawa (left guard), Yosuke Hanamura (right guard). A brick wall. Aragaki is an immovable object anchoring the middle of the line and Tatsumi is an unstoppable force on the blind side. Metis is a stalwart on the strong side and will do anything to protect her QB. The interior line are also strong protectors, with Hasegawa as a strong veteran presence. Hanamura was moved to the right side after too many "tight end" jokes made in the direction of the LT led to an altercation at practice.

Running Backs: Chie Satonaka and Ken Amada. Satonaka's power and Amada's speed make for an ideal thunder-and-lightning pairing. Satonaka is a bell-cow chain mover who is hungry for every yard, and Amada slashes defenses like he's out for vengeance. Undersized but not to be underestimated.

Wide Receivers: Goro Akechi and Sumi Yoshizawa. A royal receiver duo. Akechi is both physical and cerebral and eager to show up opposing secondaries, while Yoshizawa is a graceful pure athlete and a human highlight reel. If you've ever seen how an NFL wide receiver tweets when he's upset, you'll know exactly why I put Akechi here.

Tight End: Yu Narukami. An understated leader and a strong, versatile body on the outside that is just as happy to block as he is to make big plays. Always waves to a family member in the crowd whenever he gets a catch.

DEFENSE

Defensive Tackles: Junpei Iori and Ryuji Sakamoto. Strong and long anchors on the interior but not above making big plays. Powerful run stoppers and eager to shed their blocks and make a beeline at the ball. Iori tries to tip any pass going over his head and Sakamoto guns for the QB whenever he can. Best bros.

Defensive Ends: Haru Okumura and Labrys. Small but sturdy and ready to chop through any pass protection. Okumura's pleasant public image disappears once the ball is snapped and she turns into a Lawrence Taylor-esque homing missile. Labrys beelines for the QB like a woman possessed. Not as sweet as they look. Underestimate them at your own peril.

Linebackers: Akihiko Sanada (MLB), Makoto Niijima, and Naoto Shirogane. Three versatile, powerful defenders. Sanada is a pugilistic and surprisingly cerebral on-ball defender up the middle, while the outside are calculating and ready to predict any play. Niijima can play on or off-ball and can provide support to her teammates at critical moments. Shirogane, while undersized, is an ideal off-ball defender and ready to adapt as the play unfolds.

Safeties: Mitsuru Kirijo (SS) and Ren Amamiya (FS). Versatile, brilliant defenders who can turn the tides of any drive at the drop of a hat. Kirijo is ready to execute on any play, get into the heads of any opposing players, and punish any missteps. Amamiya toys with QBs and can adapt to any situation; both physical and a total ball hawk and ready to make any highlight reel. Ed Reed-esque.

Cornerbacks: Yusuke Kitagawa and Makoto Yuki. Good luck completing a pass on the tandem known as "Blue Lightning." Kitagawa is hungry for the ball and makes excellent use of his speed, strength, and wingspan to make any interception a work of art. Yuki more than makes up for his height with heart and track-runner speed, and will gladly self-sacrifice to prevent a big play.

Head Coach: Futaba Sakura. A calculating play-caller who can take control of any game. Awkward in press conferences but players love her and are always ready to go to war for her. Will humiliate you in Tecmo Bowl.

Offensive Coordinator: Yukiko Amagi. A soft-spoken schemer with surprising know-how when it comes to torching defensive schemes. Opposing defenses never quite know what she's cooking.

Defensive Coordinator: Teddie. Knows just how much the defense can get away with and not afraid to coach them to play dirty. Encroachment and illegal use of the hands are legal as long as the refs don't see it, right? Maybe having him coach this many women was a mistake.

[meduseld]

Please drop the Fairholme party composition please

Lol okay so bear in mind this is part grounded part me being unhinged. But, if you go back to episode 3, we get some firm details: the party is repeatedly refered to as being an 8 member party (there is a shot of them later that only appears to show 7 men but one could be scouting ahead, more on that in bit) and it takes its shape from Crozier's original idea with of course Fairholme taking his place as lead and crucially, Crozier says specifically to "swap in two marines".

That gives us a very clear head start when narrowing down. 8 men, one of which is Fairholme and two of which are marines. Given the real marines manifest AND the show giving eliminating all but two candidates (all the others still living are either shown or mentioned with the ships AFTER episode 3) it has to be Privates Joseph Healey (29, from Manchester) and William Reed (28, Bristol). Which working backwards can be justified narratively, they are both Erebus marines thus familiar with Fairholme and his command, as well as older despite being privates. Plus their boss just got brutally murdered, oof.

So what about the other five? We can infer a couple of things. First in the script Crozier was considering taking both Hickey (a petty officer) and Wentzell (an AB) which means both petty officers and ABs are up for grabs. Second, the composition of Gore's party was pretty similar so we can use it as a template. Gore was also 8 men, himself, ONE marine (Bryant), one officer (CDV), one petty officer (Peglar) one medical (Goodsir) and three ABs (Best, Morfin and Tartnell).

With that in mind, we can pretty much confirm he'd be given another 3 ABs, which brings us to six members of Fairholme's party. These were likely whoever Crozier had picked (in the scripts he decides against Wentzell, who we know stays on the ships, and as expanded on below, he wouldn't be able to take them from Erebus). There are enough not accounted for directly in show or shown post ep 3 to pick from. Lets assume Crozier would give him men that were experienced but not "old" so in their late 20s, early 30s.

I basically picked these bc with that starting point: William Jerry (29, Pembroke and veteran of Ross' Antartic journey thus likely on Crozier's list), John Handford (28, Sunderland) and Charles Johnson (28, Halifax. Yes Nova Scotia. That's why him).

For the final two we know that he wasn't spared any medical officers, and that he almost certainly was not spared any other non-petty officers even warrant ones for two reasons: we see the fate of a lot of them in the show but also Erebus just lost a ton of their command structure: Sir John, Gore and now Fairholme as well as their highest ranked Marine. Crozier needs officers, and especially JFJ needs officers and some kind of sense of normalcy on Erebus so they would probably want to minimize taking even more after a Lt and TWO Marines. Not to mention, Sir John's funeral looks to be attended by enough non-petty officers to support this.

So two petty officers, and for balance let's assume one from Terror and one from Erebus. I assume JFJ would have lobbied for this as well. Presumably you would want to minimize the psychological impact or fighting that could happen from the men thinking the break up was "unfair". Four men a ship tracks, even if there were likely still grumblings about who (Erebites were probably pissed as hell Terror mostly lost ABs and so on). Then there is another factor. We pretty much know that at this point Crozier has 0 hope they are getting out via ships, and that petty officers like Peglar are pretty much idle since their jobs depend on them actually sailing. Factor in that they need to be men we don't see after ep 3 and my votes are for, after checking who is around and their ages-experience:

The Erebus Captain of the Foretop (Peglar's opposite number) Robert Sinclair, 25, of Kirkwall.

The Terror's Captain of the Forecastle (in charge of the anchors as well as the head sails) Reuben Male, 27, of Woolwich.

Despite their ages, both those men had years of service aboard ships. Not to mention it's a relatively balanced pick in similar positions that they can spare. Also keeping the repeating and similar names that this show is so famous for.

Finally, look it:

Fairholme seems to be hauling w his men, a good officer like Gore. There are only seven men in the image which could just be an error but. Let's assume they sent someone ahead to scout, possibly Jerry. I almost would have assumed the other Marine, but one of the haulers looks to be in Marine dress so. By the by, historical Sinclair was apparently only 5'5'' so let's assume he is the short king at the end of the right hand side haulers.

Thank you for joining me in my descent into madness, see you next time