Tis-i-soul - Tis I Soul

next transformers continuity i want the autobots to accidentally out themselves to earth when they realize the probe they just shook the dust off of has cameras and one day NASA wakes up to find that opportunity rover's back online and the first thing it recorded was a giant robot saying "well, fuck"

More art

My bones hurt (:

Here's a redraw of an old D&D character I made

The urge to just disappear and cut off all of my current relationships to live in the mountains, only to return to rescue my old friends in their greatest time of need.

BE WARNED MUTUALS. A NEW AUTISM HAS BEEN UNLOCKED

GUYS THE'RE PLAYING MITSKI I CANT HANDLE THIS RIGHT NOW!!!

Maybe it's the shoes I'm wearing, maybe it's the black box theater in sitting in. But I'm feeling extra queer right now

Pov: me when my friends say things I don't know are references,so I just assume it's nonsense, and then on my own, watch said thing, and get the refrence

Transformers is really interesting because on one hand, it's essentially about how war is pointless and eventually looses its meaning as time passes, but it's still fought because both sides still hate eachother, and on the other hand the war was started by a silly straw.

anything transformers is gneraly anti war propaganda(not a bad thing) Anyway I'm actually very interested in the actual politics of autobots and deceptions, but its never mentioned in anything I've seen and the community doesn't talk about itThus far The only thing I've been able to gather is that deceptions are pro slavery, and autobots are anti slavery. Also I think the auto bots may be closer to the original goal of the war because the war happend because of an unfair cast system, and Optimus treats auto bots (and humans) with respect, empathy, kindness ect, but Megatron is cruel to literally everyone except a select few and even then he can be an ass, over all Optimus a lot closer with who he fights with, he considers them family, where as Megatron places himself so far above other deceptions (like how a cast system works). Sorry for rambling and bad grammar, but does anyone else think about this or have an answer, or know a series where this is answered because there's genuinely no way I'm the only person who thinks about this.

Watcher fandom really is on fire right now, and not in the good way.