Biomechanicalbastard - I Never Finish Anythi

my thing i haven’t made is so good 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

president whispering obelisk has declared “the death of all light” and “executive control over the weeping”

That one pterosaur

dungeon meshi experience

Death Stranding maybe? Has a lot of lore paralels with Rain world. First of all the post apocalyptic worlds and the deadly rain (though the rain is dangerous in different ways but it could work I think)

And also the lingering spirits of people who couldn't cross over into the afterlife (echoes and BTs respectively).

The plot of Death Stranding could also probably be altered slightly, and would fit with Rain World basically perfectly. Maybe with a slugcat being tasked to connect iterators to a communication network? Maybe Rubicon could be the parallel of the beach? Or maybe the depths idk. just makes me think of Sam as a slugcat lol. I might actually draw this now.

Anyway that was just my ramblings because I've been playing Death Stranding recently, and the plot is so batshit insane and I cannot stop thinking about it.

Wonder what other medias that can totally crossover rain world with, be it lore paralels or just cool for them to be in that setting

first artfight attack for @ardienothesieno of their character Ashes from Above!

The olm is an exclusively subterranean and underwater species, and as such it's difficult to make field observations. Individuals in captivity have been observed to live up to 68 years, and in the wild they may have a life expectancy of over 100 years. ©

“you should be at the club” i should be by the sea. i should be in the mountains. i should be awestruck and rendered speechless by the majesty of the natural world. if you even care

Thinking of how there's the option to eat the tadpole in bg3 and how laios would probably eat it if he was in the game

(Senshi only stops him so he can eat it gourmet/cooked)

god fucked up making komodo dragons super venomous aggressive and all around unsuitable for domestication. those beafts should be in our homes