#wv doodl

[wretchedvictim]

[kitamars]

hi ive been going through it a little bit

[calware]

here all are the icons in the relationship chart if anyone wants them on their own :)c

[elektrisktmonster]

pondering those cheeks (or lack thereof)

[butterprince]

“You wrap around me and you give me life”

[thatnununguy]

BOY. LOOK AT THIS ONE. SUCH A BEAUTY.

[waanjams]

redraw of old art but made it trigun :3

[thehardrive]

weird bug

[walkman-cat]

manhattan, west virginia davey and kazimiera the skvader for @pigeonwit !!

[lil-munchie]

[enviousennui]

I cracked the code

[wretchedvictim]

captcha

i love headcanoning tdl some robotic traits😭😭😭

[groggygrimalkin]

We should have been able to see WV eat the pumpkin I think...

[this-is-chaos-magick]

Sorry for trying to crush your head the government try to erase my feelings do you want some flowers

[miznk00doodle]

過去絵まとめ

[froot-batty]

Ed lore time

Part 1 -> Part 2

Eddie grew up in a very, very small religious town in West Virginia. It was a town where everyone knew everyone, and from the moment Ed learned how to talk and walk, the town knew him to be...weird. He was a very smart kid, but he was skittish and off-putting - he would talk too much or too little, have odd routines or compulsions, range from anxious or irritable to withdrawn and melancholy seemingly without provocation. These obvious neurodivergencies Ed had caused people to start spreading rumors, and look down on him and his parents for not "fixing" whatever they thought was wrong with him

The fact that Ed wasn't the ideal child they'd wanted greatly pissed off Ed's parents. When they were younger, they had tried to "fix" him, correcting him harshly and reprimanding him when he fell out of line. This was all it was, at first, until an incident in Ed's childhood

Ed had always been a curious child. The education in their town was focused more on religion and the basics rather than anything that really fascinated them. Because of their utter lack of interest in what was taught (and the fact that they just didn't get on well in a school environment), Ed did absolutely terrible in school. They preferred to keep to themselves, their nose in any book they could possibly get their hands on

One thing that intrigued him the most were machines, such as computers. Seeing the inner workings of things such as cars delighted him; and working on cars, in fact, was the only thing he and his father ever bonded over. However, this interest for the things that went on *inside* would eventually grow from just the mechanical, to the biological

Eddie grew to love studying dead animals. While he had been born with low empathy, he never went out of his way to kill these animals himself - rather, he'd just explore them after they had already died. Except for one time

Ed had come across a rabbit caught in a trap while taking his daily venture through the woods behind his home. It was still in the process of dying when they stumbled on it, and while Ed knew the right thing to do was to try and help it out of the trap, they merely stood there and watched as it died, emotionlessly. All they could think about was how utterly fascinating it had been

He would think this way the first time he watched someone die. He and his father had been alone in the house when his father had started to have a heart attack. Watching the utter desperation - the *vulnerability* - on his father's face froze Ed in place; he needed *his* help, just like the rabbit had, and Ed had the power to deny or provide his help as he wanted. At this point Ed didn't wish his father dead, nor for any real harm to come to him at all, but it made him feel...powerful

Their mother would come in and call the police before his father would actually die. But from that point forward, Ed's father never forgave them for standing and watching while he pleaded for their help. He became crueler - physically violent as well as verbally - until over the years Ed's parents would just slowly start to ignore him more and more