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something-a-kin-to · 2 years
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Among Us Stimboard Series: Coral
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neirimiricus · 1 year
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Silly little fucker
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orofeaiel · 7 months
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Coral Tooth Fungus
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v4mpy-cat · 7 months
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Coral getting tickled~
Drawn on Magma!
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solidwater-arts · 3 months
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Woe, OCs be upon ye
Closeups here (link)
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[ID: An alignment chart in which each quadrant has a drawing of a different character. There are three horizontal rows and three vertical columns. The rows are labeled "My life is a living hell", "I have no idea how I got here, even less where I'm going" and "I'm having a great time", and the columns are labeled "and I have nobody to blame but myself", "and God will regret letting me live", and "and I'm making that everyone else's problem".
All the art has a messy pixelated style. From left to right, top to bottom, the characters drawn are as follows:
- My life is a living hell
and I have nobody to blame for myself. The character is a humanoid with a head similar to a magnetic drawing board. The head is pink with green accents, and it has handles on each side vaguely resembling a cobra hood. They have a drawn on face with a stressed expression.
and God will regret letting me live. Lucy is a pale woman with wavy long dirty blonde hair. Her color scheme is dull and muted. She has blue eyes and a pink dress with a yellow undershirt. She has messy angel wings and a broken halo. She has a tired expression.
and I'm making that everyone else's problem. Pink is a crewmate from Among Us. They have a strawberry ice cream cone on their head, and their outfit has small yellow and blue accents. It's looking into the distance with a concerned expression.
- I have no idea how I got here, even less where I'm going
and I have nobody to blame but myself. Dr. Malacoda is a white man with messy brown hair that covers his right eye. He has vibrant blue eyes, rectangle glasses, and he's wearing a white dress shirt, a black tie, and a white lab coat. He's nervously looking to the side.
and God will regret letting me live. Gabriel is a demon with reddish skin and messy short black hair. He has visible body hair, stretch marks and acne scars. He has black horns and black bat wings. His eyes have yellow sclerae, grey irises, and red slit pupils. He has long dark red eyelashes and a goatee. He is wearing a black tube top, and a black fishnet sleeve with red accents on his left arm. He has a black choker and a few piercings. He is posing with his left arm above his head and he has a mischievous smile.
and I'm making that everyone else's problem. Spam is drawn in a sketchy style in white on a black background. They have messy hair and a tattered suit, and their eyes are covered by scribbles. They have a puppet mouth. They're laughing with their hand near their mouth in a tense position. The background is littered with warning signs, crosses and pop-ups in the primary colors.
- I'm having a great time
and I have nobody to blame but myself. Darling is a brown person with long brown hair in a low ponytail. They are wearing a purple jacket and a pink binder. He is blushing and smiling. The background has yellow and black stripes and pink hearts.
and God will regret letting me live. Coral is a crewmate from Among Us. They have an anglerfish lure. They are leaning against the wall and smiling smugly with an irregularly drawn mouth.
and I'm making that everyone else's problem. White is a crewmate from Among Us. They are wearing a golden crown that floats above their head. They seem to be smiling maniacally, although their mouth isn't visible. It is doing a cutting motion across its neck, indicated by a yellow dotted line. /End ID]
Here's some of my guys! The first one is nameless (they/them) (I promise their lack of a name is plot relevant). Then there's Lucy (she/her), Pink (any), Dr. Malacoda (he/him), Gabriel (he/him), Spam (they/them), Darling (any except she/her), Coral (they/them) and White (they/it). The nameless one is a TADC OC, Malacoda and Darling are SCP OCs, Spam is from a DR AU, Pink Coral and White are from Among Us, and Lucy and Gabriel are fully original. Ask about them if you want
Alt under the cut, it has eye clusters, a noose, and blood.
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[ID: The same alignment chart as before, with some changes in the art.
The background of Dr. Malacoda's quadrant has multiple eyes staring at him. Spam has a bright green noose around their neck. White is covered in blood. /End ID]
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kaiju-wolfdragon · 5 months
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Human version of kaiju among us characters 2/2
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sussybeanart · 4 months
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Fungle countdown post comic. Original post 23/10/2023
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goodfellowe · 1 year
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ive been missing my among us ocs lately
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harmonytre · 2 years
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This is a commission for a friend! :D
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kean-thebean · 2 years
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My version of charles but amongus
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mogai-headcanons · 1 year
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Coral from Among us is a bisexual bigender peachcoric peachgender strawberrygender genderfluid bean who uses he/him, she/her, it/its, peach/peaches, bean/beans, they/them, and 🍑/🍑s pronouns!
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sussy-boy · 2 years
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quien es el dominante
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Ninguno
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gooompy · 3 months
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"Evidence that Pokémon once familiar to us have been spotted in the various dimensions linked together by Ultra Space, in the same way that Ultra Beasts have been spotted in our own dimension. Upon falling through an Ultra Wormhole, these Pokemon become bathed in a strange energy that seems to facilitate rapid changes and adaptations needed to survive in their new environments, among other speculated effects. We have dubbed them "dimensional forms," though internally we use the code name "ultra variant," or "UV" for short."
-Aether Report excerpt
It seems that when exposed to the bizarre lands of Ultra Space, Eevee's evolutions take on new forms. I wonder what other strange forms we have yet to see! More info coming soon!
*More detailed lore later, but as a brief explanation on each one's inspirations:
-Vaporeon: polluted water, plastic debris and its impact on animals, mutations, oil and water don't mix
-Jolteon: overcharged long boi, they run through the skies and leave lightning trails behind them
-Flareon: explosive smoke cloud and shrapnel
-Umbreon: black holes and new moons because of Ultra Megalopolis's darkness theme
-Espeon: wise and (slightly) wrinkly sphynx cat with a 3rd eye
-Leafeon: bulky and ferocious tiger, stripes inspired by beta Leafeon
-Glaceon: bleached coral and asymmetry
-Sylveon: shinto shrine maidens and shide (zigzag paper streamers)
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darksilvania · 1 year
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PARALOUSE (Bug/Water), SQUAKER (Water) & PARASCYLLA (Bug/Ghost) PARALOUSE (Parasite/Louse/Perilous) is a small bug type pokemon that lives among the corals, it awaits for a fish pokemon with a mout big enough to jump in, where it will eat and replace that pokemon's tongue. Once it has gained enough strenght by weakening its host it will evolve
PARASCYLLA (Parasite/Scylla) the "Mermaid" pokemon. It emerges from its host's mouth, the one it completely fills. At this point its host is competely taken over, becoming PARASCYLLA's new tail. To further keep its "tail" in place, it will stick its lower legs through the fish's gills, securing it in place.
SQUAKER (Squawk/Cracker) is a parrot fish pokemon that inhabits the same coral reef where PARALOUSE can be found, they love to feed on coral using their strong beaks to cut and swallow large chunks of it, which sadly makes it the perfect victim for PARALOUSE. How ever if SQUAKER manages to avoid becoming infected by PARALOUSE it can evolve into the dangerous PARROTEER (Parrot/Privateer)
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PARROTEER (Water/Dark) is PARASCYLLA's natural predator, it preys upon PARASCYLLA with extreme prejudice, using its massive size and hard-as-rock head to knock them out, it then uses its bolt cutter-like beak to cut them in half by the waist, feeding only on the upper bug half and leaving the tails to sink to the bottom
PARALOUSE is based on the cymothoa exigua, a type of parasitic isopod that attached to fishes mouths replacing their tongues
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PARASCYLLA is based on a twisted version of a mermaid with some inspiration is the Greek monster Scylla, a creature with the upper torso of a woman, but a lower body made out of heads and tails
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SQUAKER is based on the Steephead parrotfish and its colors are based on the Scarlet Macaw
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PARROTEER is based on the Humphead parrotfish and its colors are based on the Dracula Parrot, as well as being based on a Pirate
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PARROTEER hunting and feeding only on PARASCYLLA is a reference to Pirates hunting mermaids as represented in some myths and popular media, like Peter Pan or Pirates of the Caribbean
At the moment, SQUAKER is the only suitable pokemon available in PARALOUSE's habitat for it to attach, but, if more pokemon were avaible it could attach to them as long as they met certain criteria: -Being a Fish (No mammals, reptiles of crustaceans) -Having a big enoug mouth Here are some examples of PARASCYLLA using other fish pokemons as its tail
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The only exception to this rule being Gygantamax PARASCYLLA
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v4mpy-cat · 11 months
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Extra Activities
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Friendo activities!!
This is what friends do when they’re bored… Right…?
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flawseer · 7 months
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On Mudwing Culture
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My last deliberation on Seawings and their eccentric insult vocabulary seemed to be well-received, so here is another one of my headcanons:
Mudwings are seriously into food.
I know, pretty revolutionary take when there is only a handful of named Mudwing characters, and two of them love eating so much that it either almost or entirely eclipses their personality.
But Clay and Ochre are not what I am talking about. This isn’t about a love of eating (though many Mudwings admittedly do have that). I’m suggesting that, out of all the tribes from Pyrrhia, Mudwings are at the forefront of food preparation and culinary innovation, to the point where a large part of their culture revolves around it.
The State of Food Preparation on the Continent
Pyrrhia as a conglomerate of different cultures largely sustains its populations through hunting and gathering. The average dragon, when the hunger pangs set in, will make a hasty trip into the nearest forest, cave, or scavenger den and round up some prey animals. In most cases, this prey will go straight from the talons to the mouth, or, if the hunter is a bit more forward-thinking, into the pantry, and then from talons to the mouth.
There are a few variations of this practice; Skywings may give the carcass a quick roast on an open flame before eating it, Sandwings may dry the meat out so the excess moisture does not upset their internal water balance, Rainwings will prefer fruit over meat. Icewings will nearly always consume their prey raw and unseasoned, as their extremely delicate palate is easily overwhelmed by intense flavors that may be released through cooking.
More complex forms of food preparation seem to exist mostly outside the scope of the general populace. The practice of “cooking” appears to be limited to the ranks of aristocracy, with dedicated cooks only found within the court of a queen or in private households of other high-born individuals. It creates a sharp divide between commoners and social elites, between the wealthy and (as Sea Queen Coral once put it so succinctly) the “eel-eating masses”. All exemplified through the differing standards of food.
And yet somehow, standing in stark contrast to everywhere else on the continent, nearly every Mudwing-- from the most low-born runts of the Diamond Spray Delta to the most decorated head advisors in the Queen’s palace --knows how to cook, and will do so regularly.
Why is that, and how did it happen?
Historical Benefits of Cooking
Most things that form the backbone of a culture usually start with some ancient practice that was useful at some point in time and then, as people kept doing it, eventually got absorbed into public awareness and became “the way things are done”.
Mudwings face a unique challenge compared to anyone else, as they are the only tribe whose combat prowess is significantly affected by their environment, specifically climate, weather, and temperature. Sure, you can take any dragon, drop them into an unfavorable climate, and they will generally perform worse than under normal circumstances. But the unique weakness of Mudwings is that they lose their breath weapon when they get too cold. Place an Icewing into a burning room and they will still be able to use their frost breath. Pluck a Sandwing from their dry environment and drop them into the humid, sweltering hell of the jungle, their natural weapons will still function. But make a Mudwing cower between two piles of snow for a while, and their internal fire will go out quickly.
As you might imagine, this is a bit of a liability when you have to defend your territory from Skywings hiding and scheming among the frozen peaks bordering your country.
So the ancient Mudwings had to figure out a solution to their conundrum, and what they came up with was this: They got a large pot and filled it with water, threw in all manner of meats, plants, and herbs, whatever they could find where they were holed up, then boiled it until it was good and filling. The hot food in their bellies helped them stay warm even at high altitudes and allowed them to stand their ground against the northwestern invaders.
Soon it became tradition for troops to share a hotpot the night before battle, and a rich variety of hearty broths and stews developed from there, as these were simple to make from scraps and could be reheated easily. The practice became so popular, the Mudwings kept doing it even during peacetime. Soon, in addition to the hunting of prey animals that was commonplace, Mudwings began to cultivate vegetable gardens to have access to a more stable supply of ingredients. Eventually, their growing understanding of agriculture allowed them to grow rice, which was especially well-suited to the abundance of wetlands found in their territory. Everyone was cooking now.
The Role of Food in Mudwing Society
If you ask several Mudwings which core values represent their tribe best, many would likely put forward some variation of “camaraderie”, “family”, or “loyalty to your sibs”. They are a very social people who form deep bonds with those whom they grew up with, and one of the most direct ways to grow close to someone is to share your meals with them every day. As such, the preparation and consumption of food is a vital part in maintaining cohesion between members of a Mudwing sibling group.
Every one of these groups will have a “Bigwings”, which is understood to be a combination of a leader and caretaker role. The Bigwings is aware of all of their sibs’ culinary preferences and needs and has all of the troop’s recipes memorized. When mealtime approaches, he or she makes the call on what kind of dish will be prepared and delegates roles and tasks to the troop. This is a daily exercise that builds the Bigwings’ authority and communication skills, and reinforces trust and familiarity between all siblings.
Next to the Bigwings is the Gatherer, which historically was a role assigned to one or more troop members who foraged for wild vegetables or hunted more prey if the previous communal hunt did not yield enough. While this is still true today, many Gatherers also maintain a garden or wet patch to source fresh vegetables or grain for meals.
And lastly there is the Communicator, which is a role usually assigned to the most social and charismatic sibling. The Communicator is vital for coordinating battle strategies with other troops, which, while very important, is not really all that relevant for this deliberation. What is relevant however, is the role they fulfill during peacetime, which is to set up joint meals between two or more sibling groups. This practice is critical for maintaining morale, as doing this regularly helps expand the troop’s palette and keep their Bigwings inspired. That way the troop’s collection of recipes stays fresh and innovative instead of turning stale and rigid.
Of course how much each troop values culinary exploits varies between individuals. Some Mudwing groups are outspokenly passionate about cooking and advancing their craft. They might view their work as an expression of art and get very upset or offended if you indicate that thinking about food is unimportant or a waste of time. Some extreme cases may even get angry at you if you waste ingredients or refuse to elevate a dish to its fullest potential by not seasoning it well or doing something else to ruin it. Other groups may be more relaxed and casual about food preparation, and a few might even not think about it much at all.
If a Mudwing invites you to dinner, it is paramount to figure out which of these groups they belong to beforehand, so you may get an understanding of how much of a threat this outing may pose to your health, especially if you are an Icewing or Seawing with a limited palate.
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Is there any evidence for this in the books?
To my knowledge, there isn't much. Mostly because there isn't much about Mudwings and their culture in general. Across all the books, only one of them has a Mudwing protagonist, and the vast majority of it is spent in the Sky Kingdom, so his roots don't get a lot of exposure. Then whenever another Mudwing comes into the story, they tend to exit it very quickly after, without being able to share more.
I made this theory for myself largely in response to Mudwing culture being such a big question mark. I initially came up with it when I saw a Mudwing gardener in Escaping Peril and thought "That could be a cool direction for the tribe." The guidebook that released recently gave me some additional pointers with regards to a few of the looser points of this theory.
I'm hoping it is interesting, or at the very least entertaining in some way.
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