#scorp

[wellpartonme]

Beach AU

I love my old man yaoi

Still in progress but wanted to share cuz I’ll prob not finish it in a while

Mk11 Johnny cage will appear in a speedo

[skettchyartendevours]

I have drawn more of the sillies, this time in Technicolor! And I gave them strawberries :]

Small Bonus:

A handful of marshmallowey Vamps I didn't bother to colour

[mightyart]

Scorp sketch

[beavillains]

This can't be the first time this has happened.

[ventaverv]

I managed to find a Ro-Bow in the wild for half the average price and did not know that he used gamer talk. I have very mixed feeling about him now.

[localparalysisdemon]

It's 2024 guys time for me to post the 3 other finished drawings from my failed attempt at a drawtober challenge

[rainee-chu]

Scorp and bunbee my favs…

[hammerhead-jpg]

Scrolling through the Scorpius tag and like 50% of the posts are just me and it's so embarrassing how do I block myself

Leave it to me to like the character that doesn't even have a ao3 character tag god

[unofskylanderspages]

Seen above: Scorp's Core Skylander icon

[yourlocaltoad]

Assets used for Skylanders Trap Team's Earth Skylanders Polaroids (skylanders.com, 2013/2014) (pt2)

[skettchyartendevours]

Here, have a recent batch of these goofy li'l marshmallowified Gobots

[beedokart]

A bit more Inhibitor Phase fan art, this time referencing Ranma because, hey, it almost makes sense and that’s my main fandom.

Poor Warren and Scrop.

[insouciant-king]

alright, I'm gonna have my first real post on this blog be a proposal for a Sands of Yogurca arc rewrite; the main things being

There is no underground crime syndicate and Plain Yogurt isn't as huge of a fucking shitass

Lilac and Scorpion are a couple of orphan best friends turned petty thieves who would secretly hitch rides on caravans to get around. Lilac takes a more "don't get caught" approach while Scorpion actively enjoys leeching the life out of cookies and finds any excuse to do so, to Lilac's chagrin.

Maybe Centipede can be repurposed as a sassy shop owner and I frankly don't know what to do with Peppercorn. Maybe a construction worker of sorts, those two aren't really my focus tho

Instead of Plain Yogurt trying to kill his little brother, he's just verbally abusive like a normal person. Maybe Lilac and Scorpion were attracted to Yogurt Cream's palace because of the parties he throws and they were able to sneak in, their objective to snag some valuables and food and get out.

However, Lilac manages to bump into Yogi, and because of his naivity and loneliness, he strikes up a conversation with the strange cookie he's never seen before. Lilac feels a need to play along as to not get caught and Scorpion isn't around to help him out of the situation. After a fairly long night of humoring Yogi, Lilac finds himself drawn to his dumb ass and ends up leaving without actually taking anything. Scorpion notices that he's more reluctant to jump ship to the next town than normal.

One night, she's able to follow him as he sneaks out of their camp, thinking Scorpion was asleep. After finding out that he's been meeting up with Yogi, she sets out to get him killed and get her old friend back. Cue shenanigans

[lebenkopf]

Ilema around Ufa on chill

Birthday gift for @ilmeshka

[thats-my-hecking-opinion]

Can I get an Aquarius sun Scorpio moon aqua Venus female and pisces sun Leo moon pisces Venus please? :)

[joeraetzer]

When Are the Benefits of an LLC Stronger Than an S Corp?

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