KaxTwenty

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Kax | He/They | 22 | Lover of DMC and Sonic, amongst many other things | Just vibing really

Char and Amuro clashing helmets mid sword fight
Char and Garma in 0079
“A writer sets out to write science fiction but isn’t familiar with the genre, hasn’t read what’s been written. This is a fairly common situation, because science fiction is known to sell well but, as a subliterary genre, is not supposed to be worth study—what’s to learn? It doesn’t occur to the novice that a genre is a genre because it has a field and focus of its own; its appropriate and particular tools, rules, and techniques for handling the material; its traditions; and its experienced, appreciative readers—that it is, in fact, a literature. Ignoring all this, our novice is just about to reinvent the wheel, the space ship, the space alien, and the mad scientist, with cries of innocent wonder. The cries will not be echoed by the readers. Readers familiar with that genre have met the space ship, the alien, and the mad scientist before. They know more about them than the writer does.”
Expedition 33
Varada Sethu
Bix, played by Adria Arjona
Andor poster
Char holding a MacDaniel’s burger to the camera. The text above his face read:: “homewrecker.”
Vernal Edge promotional art with Vernal at the forefront, the sky ship behind her
A closeup of Challia Bull (0079) with the text: Top Text: “Char Aznabussy” Bottom Text: “Got me actin unwise”
Mobile Suit Gundam (0079)
A sketch of Beanie Haro from Mobile Suit Gundam: GQuuuuuuX.
Up top we got the "Life-Changing Cinema" tier, AKA: the stuff I consider to be the best/my absolute favorites. Consisting of Iron-Blooded Orphans, 0079 and War in the Pocket (0079 GOAT). Second is the "Peak Fiction" tier, exactly what it says on the tin. It includes G Gundam, Gundam ZZ and CCA. Third place is the "The 7/10 that WILL save you" tier, basically the stuff I consider to be really good albeit with some glaring issues that bring them down a bit. G-Witch, Zeta and 08th MS Team are listed here. Fourth we got the "Good time" tier, stuff I don't think is the best Gundam has to offer, but isn't particularly offensive or bad. Stardust Memory, MS IGLOO and MS IGLOO 2 belong here. Fifth...the "GUND" tier. Mission to the Rise is here. And last place, the "This was a show that aired on television" tier, stuff I probably don't wanna talk about. Nobody has landed here...yet.
Sam Jetstream smirking while contemplating
Mashymre Cello simping for Haman-sama, as is the natural order of things.
Poster for Nosferatu (2024). With the female lead's head lying down and being caressed by the titular vampire's clawed hand.
An in-universe tape of Bernie's goodbye to Al, Bernie smiling and winking at the camera.
Shadow and Maria placing their hands together through the glass.
The Earth with a shining array of green surrounding it.
Anubis lifting his blindfold to look through the hole in a person's chest, where their heart should be.
Guy in a helmet with a gun to a girl's (who's wearing BDSM gear(?)) head, a guy (also in BDSM gear(?)) sneaking up behind him.
The old knight and his horse touching foreheads.
The Double-Zeta in space, extending its right arm outward towards the left end of the frame, the distant Earth above it.
A pair of dudes in cowboy hats desperately driving away from an approaching Dinosaur.
The main character looking outward at a sea of snow, with the tops of old buildings sticking out from under it, mostly buried. The Grim Reaper looms ominously over the black sky.
Shadow in his Doom Wing form looking up at Maria while softly holding her hands.
A spacefaring Jesuit holding the top of his head in stress, deep in thought. The cross on his sleeve illuminated by the light of a semi-distant star. To the top right, above the title: "A magnificent race had died in that nova. The enigma was: why?" To the bottom right, under the title and the credit to the illustrator, Giunta: "It is three thousand light-years to the Vatican. Once I believed that space could have no power over Faith. Just as I had believed that the heaven's declared the glory of God's handiwork. Now I have seen that handiwork, and my faith is sorely troubled."
The Earth suspended in space, with the words, "ZG fin," in the lower left corner.
Amuro drifting through space towards the loving embrace of the White Base crew.
Amuro standing slightly crouched in front of two large blue figures resembling Char and the Gundam. Char slightly smaller than the Gundam, with the eyes of his mask bearing that same pink crystal color and texture as the Gundam's eyes.
Shadow standing in a field littered with white flowers, looking up at the half-destroyed moon. The Ark drifting beside it.
Amuro Ray standing in front of the Gundam's silhouette, the night sky within it's shape contrasting with the bright background behind it, it's eyes a crystal-like pink.
The Gundam stabbing through a Zaku.
The Doctor holding Rose's hand as they look outside at the scorched remains of Earth floating around the red Sun, five billion years into the future.
Poster for the 40th anniversary of Nausicaä. Nausicaä herself standing prominently in the middle, looking towards the faint sunset on her left with a rifle in hand. Next to her, an Ohmu staring off towards the same sunset.
Poster for The Killer's Game Idk what to tell you it's a pretty normal Hollywood poster. You've seen this composition before, I promise.
Cover art for Spider-Man (2002 Game): a closeup to the right side of Spider-Man's mask.
A pair of women standing in front of the titular MADOX-01 with the glowing lights of Tokyo(?) behind them.
A closeup shot of the face of main mecha from Dawn of the Eclipse, eyes glowing yellow.
The main cast of G Gundam, Domon, Rain, Allenby, Chibodee, Master Asia, Schawrz, George, Argo and Sai Saici all held in the God Gundam's hand--looking up at the viewer.
Suletta looking off into the distance as Aerial kneels behind her.
Poster for G-Witch S1, with the characters Gundam Aerial, Suletta, Miorine, Elan, Shaddiq and Guel all falling across the Asticassia skyline. Suletta and Miorine reaching out for each other as the fall.
The Acolyte poster.
A picture of the members of Tekkadan, all lined up in front of the battle damaged Gundam Barbatos, kneeling and missing an arm.
Cover art for Freedom Planet. Carol doing a wheelie in the front while Lilac dodges laser from the Snake-fuck's robot in the back. Milla (my daughter) in the back, riding in Torque's plane, getting ready to throw a health item.
Cover art for the game, featuring Bilbo and others looking tough in the front as Smaug breaths fire behind them.
The five main members of the batch, Tech, Hunter, Echo, Wrecker and Crosshair all lined up from left to right.
Ninja Saviors cover art. Featuring all five playable characters, Ninja, Kunoichi, Kamaitachi, Yaksha (my main) and Raiden all leaping towards something on the left--posed dramatically--with the title above them.
Super Crush K.O.'s cover art. The MC, Karen falling through the cityscape surrounded by the game's various robot enemies.
Poster for the game, the title on the left and an portrait of ShouX with tubes sticking out of their body on the right.
Poster for season 1 of Pantheon, featuring Maddie in the foreground, mainly colored blue against her glitching orange game avatar in the background. The caption above her reading: "What is your humanity worth?"
Logan taking the chess piece offered to her by Mephistopheles, accepting his bargain.
The Alchemist professor (on the left) beginning to talk insane to his nervous apprentice (on the right) about their future adventures.
The main four characters of Godspeed all posed in front of the red, barren wasteland it takes place in.
Poster for Final Horizon, featuring Sonic, Knuckles, Amy, Tails, Sage and Eggman all posed dramatically, with the mutated Supreme and The End looming in the background.
A group of the planet's natives looking up at the sky as it glows with small asteroids.
Quattro Bajeena (Char Aznable), with his hands on his hips, standing in front of Fa Yuiry saying "This is the military! Gender is irrelevant!"
Cat standing up on two legs to look over a mound of snow.