#sundry sidney and the junkmother

[listen-to-the-inner-walrus]

Dimension 20 don't make me cry every campaign challenge

[sn0otchie]

[nosnexus]

Sidney and the Junkmother

Huevember day 18

[ribbittrobbit]

“your home is beautiful”

[apollothegod22]

This is the funniest shit ever

And painfully accurate

[heyitsphoenixx]

The random factor and the design

[ikolit]

the way flee from fantanimalland lives rent free in my heart,,,

[snowbreeze64]

A Starstruck Odyssey SPEEDPAINT || The Junkmother

[ID: Digital painting of Sundry Sidney and the Junkmother from A Starstruck Odyssey. The Junkmother is a being made of various trash bags and abandoned items with a porcelain doll’s face. She towers over Sundry Sidney, who is an android with pale skin, red hair, and wearing a pink and white 1950’s diner uniform. She gestures up at the Junkmother excitedly. The background is dark blue-ish gray and most of the color is from Sidney and the Junkmother’s various items. END ID]

[pastelhousewithlegs]

Slowly crawling my way through A Starstruck Odyssey. Spoilers I think?

There’s something so sweet about the interaction Sundry Sidney and The Junkmother. I think I really am just a sucker for things that look horrifying having tender gentle moments.

[emiko-matsui]

Zac Oyama portraying the universal human emotion of "saw a hole. had to check it out "

[spooneristart]

@d20exchange gift for @ikolit feat. Sidney introducing the junkmother to a true keeper of souls

[thelesbianluthor]

There is something so beautiful in the way Emily is always so ready to approach things that appear so scary and monstrous.

The way her approach is always so open, gentle and genuine.

Watching the scene between Sid and the Junkmother made me teary eyed even if the vibes were still overall light and silly. It's so incredibly heartwarming and sweet to see how she truly is always ready to start conversations with weird creatures that other would never even consider to give a chance to.

[plumbley-bee]

Sundry Sidney Is So Important

for one, Starstruck odyssey is the best thing I've ever seen in my life and I'm on my 3rd rewatch because it's my favorite thing ever and the entire campaign is a masterpiece. However, nothing stood out to me quite like Emily Axfords character.

Sundry Sidney's journey of self worth throughout the series is something so special to me. Built only to be discontinued, an idea that barely had a chance at proving herself because just existing was already considered a failure,,,,yeah. Shit gets to me.

But what really gets to me is in her journey to find meaning and purpose in her existence she not only manages to justify her life by other people's standards, but more importantly by her own as well.

Watching a character start out as a people pleaser who's desperate for approval, grow to be someone confident enough to say "I think it was in everyone's best interest that I was not discontinued." And to say that to the person who designed her no less!! Made me cry!! So hard!!

Sundry Sidney putting her worth not in what she can do for others, but in what she finds makes her special (how many grenades she can throw a turn, how good she is with Aurora Nebbins and in extensions animals in general, exc) is so important to me in so many ways. Especially since she says all that to her creator while simultaneously wanting to impress her, but also having been disappointed by the last person she thought was her creator, made sure to put it out there that even if Auma disagreed, Sid herself believes that her existence is beautiful. And that's enough.

Not only that, but seeing her self worth journey through Gnosis is also very special to me. I loved how because of the kinship she felt with Gnosis, her top priority became it's safety and well being and most importantly, it not being used as a tool for others.

Oh and don't even get me STARTED on the junkmother scene too. That entire interaction is so beautiful to me I wish I could get the whole thing tattooed on my body. And the fact that we went from Sid's main goal being somehow making more Sundry Sidneys to instead bringing back discontinued androids because it's "lost potential" is one of the best portrayals of self love becoming selfless kindness that I've ever seen.

Sidney just does a great job at showcasing that when you can finally look past all the disappointment other people cast upon you in your life you're able to see just how much you and other people like you can do that has meaning and value. Even if the rest of the world can't see it, we are becoming, not broken. And that matters so much to me.

Anyway Sundry Sidney has managed to become my favorite dnd character in all of dimension 20 and I don't see anyone surpassing her anytime soon because she's the only character that had successfully made me cry on multiple occasions and I hope Emily Axford knows she really made something special when she made Sundry Sidney.

[supergraphicultramoderngirl]

thinking about junkmother on this day

[ovviet]

me, every time emily axford gave me emotional damage by connecting to NPCs with a sense of humanity and treating them with respect and dignity:

[pastelhousewithlegs]

This is what I imagined for the junk mother

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