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I’m Fandomtrashfox, and welcome to my page! I’m an auDHD homoflexible, manflux dude with OCD and C-PTSD who loves fandoms and writing. (My pronouns are He/It. Please don’t use ‘They’ for me.) Note: Every post before 2023 is old and might not reflect my current views on a character/headcanons.
Genre: Sci-fi/Fantasy, Dramedy Continuity: Based somewhat on G1 + Skybound + more, but generally is my own continuity, lol.
After Teletraan-1's crash, the transformers are scattered, rather than being all in one place. Teletraan-1 was so badly damaged, it located and merged systems with an older ship out of necessity to save its own systems; unknowingly merging with the 'future ship' of the - now extinct - Maximals and Predacons.
After fixing it's own systems and updating itself to more 'modern' systems, the Teletraan-1 realizes what happened and activates its repair protocol as normal. However, because of the updates and merges, Teletraan-1 doesn't scan vehicles, but scans living creatures instead. Using futuristic tech and all, the Cybertronians are slowly reawoken and repaired with organic beast modes.
However, there is one problem: Not only are the Cybertronians all separated on an alien world, but... they also have amnesia. Due to the circumstances, being scattered the way they were in such a violent crash, those that survived lost most of - if not all - of their memories, with vague flashes of their prior lives at best.
Not only do the Cybertronians have to deal with new organic parts and sensations, which to many of them feel out of place, but they must also figure out what happened to them, what was going on, and how to live while partially organic, now.
cis people are wayyyy too damn comfortable with making jokes about men getting pregnant. and frankly so are other trans people.
idk what trans man/transmasc needs to hear this but no you are not in on the joke. 9/10 when somebody makes an mpreg joke they are not laughing with you. they aren't even really laughing at you. they are laughing at a caricature of you. they know what a trans man is and yet have so little care about trans men that their first thought when it comes to pregnant men is the hilarity of a cis man being feminized (often forcefully) and how amusingly grotesque or amusingly erotic they find it. you are not in on the joke. you were never in on the joke.
w8, how is selfcest promoting incest/pedophilia /gen
Selfcest is basically the exact same as incest. (Thus, why it's called self'cest'.)
The clone/AU version would have the same genetic makeup as the original, if not also being raised by the same parents. Thus, if they boink or are romantic, it'd be the same as if a pair of twin siblings were doing the same thing. Thus, it's incest, even if they were raised in different environments.
This is also why it's not okay for an AU version/clone of a person's sibling/parent/etc to be romantic/boink with them. Because they're still the same as the original sibling/parent/etc.
I hope that clears it up! :3 /gen /nm
Day 3 of ace week and day I-don't-know-how-many of me trying to best articulate the issues I have with how asexual and aromantic characters are treated in fandom, forever hoping to get the point across
(These ideas were made with doctors 10 and 11 in mind, btw.)
We all know Big Hero 6 had one of the worst-written twist villains ever, right? Everyone memes on it, and rightfully so. It was pretty bad.
However, I made a 'rewritten' version a long time ago that I posted on DA, and I figured it'd be fun to share it here. (With tweaks to make it better because it was an old post, lol. Especially since I, for some reason, called one character the wrong name?)
Starscream approaches the Autobots one day under the guise of 'leaving the Decepticons to join the Autobots'. ...None of the Autobots believe him, but Optimus convinces them to give Starscream a chance, under the idea that anyone can change if only given the opportunity.
To avoid as much potential sabotage as possible, though, Optimus tasks Starscream with the most benign thing he can think of: helping the humans at some zoo, and promising Starscream that if he proves trustworthy, he'll let him do more.
Starscream is upset, but not wanting to blow his cover, he agrees; though not without complaining the whole time about having to be around "such disgusting organic creatures".
Starscream does the bare minimum of effort, though forcing himself to be gentle with the animals so he doesn't hurt them and blow his cover. Until he meets 'Mr Hiss', the honey badger.
Starscream finds Mr Hiss after the tiny creature tried to attack him one day when he escaped his enclosure. Starscream is confused, seeing as most creatures of this size usually run away from him. He learns later from stories the zookeepers share that 'Mr Hiss' is infamous for escaping his enclosure and making trouble.
Starscream is intrigued, but in a detached way, like one would be intrigued about an ant. He returns to the zoo one day, though, only to find 'Mr Hiss' got into the lion enclosure and was beaten so badly that he almost died. Starscream is put in charge of taking care of the badger, and he does everything possible to help the badger heal.
...Not because he cares about Mr Hiss, obviously, but just to make sure the Autobots think he does.
Starscream's help pays off, but as soon as Starscream hears Mr Hiss escaped again, he finds Mr Hiss at the lion exhibit, trying to break in for revenge.
Starscream picks up the little troublemaker and chastises him as he walks him back to his enclosure. "Foolish organic! You already nearly died to those creatures! Why risk so much just to get revenge-..." Starscream pauses, and he has a moment of self-reflection.
After that, Starscream visits Mr Hiss's enclosure more often, and slowly begins visiting the others, too. Starscream actually helps with the animals. Soon, Starscream realizes he's getting attached. He tries to deny it, but he can't bring himself to say he hates these creatures.
Starscream reports back to the Decepticons less and less. Eventually, Starscream refers to himself as an 'Autobot' without hesitation.
Oh, sure, Starscream is still a bit... 'rough around the edges', but he doesn't want to hurt Earth or its creatures anymore... so that's an improvement, at least?
Can we just-... remember that just because a character in a book/movie/show says something that doesn't mean it's true? PLEASE?
Just because a character says something doesn't mean it's gospel, especially if said character has already lied through their teeth. It's not a plot hole or direct confirmation of something if the only evidence is: 'Character who has already lied many times said so'.
I cannot fucking believe I just went on a slasher characters wiki and saw House of Wax's Nick Jones with 'narcissist' in his personality description.
Like-... are we just gonna call EVERY CHARACTER a narcissist, now?!? What the FUCK?
Nick - a guy who literally ruined his college scholarship opportunities to help his shitty friend - who didn't deserve the help, tbh - so his friend wouldn't get in trouble, and took all the blame himself? Who is actively the 'if the world sees me as a villain, why be any different' idea? By that logic, Nick Wilde from Zootopia is also a narcissist, FUCK OFF!
Can we stop calling every character we don't like a narcissist, for fuck's sake?! Just because someone wants equal treatment and/or has a healthy amount of confidence, it doesn't fucking mean they're a goddamn narcissist!
AND on that same note: Just because someone is a bully, picks at people, or acts teasing, that ALSO doesn't mean they're a fucking narcissist! Narcissist does not equal abuser/bully/villain, people!
I'm sorry, I just fucking hate seeing that word tossed around like it's fucking nothing and used to villainize, UGH-!
Maybe I'm just jaded from Pokemon disappointing me, but I genuinely don't think Legends Z-A is going to do anything fun with the starters.
In fact, I don't think they'll do any new megas at all. No new megas, no regional forms. I will genuinely even be surprised if they decide to give Chikorita the fairy type, like some people are speculating.
I also feel like reigonal forms won't happen partially because it doesn't make sense. X and Y didn't have regional forms, after all, and Z-A is taking place after X and Y. Not even that far into the future, by the looks of it.
I feel like it'll just be a blander Legends Arceus, personally. If even that.
I hope I'm wrong, but that's where my head is at right now.
Welp, egg on my face, I guess.
Though if I'm being honest, I'm not the biggest fan of this design. I don't hate it, but I don't like it, either.
I have no issue with the theme, or making it look cute at all. Far from it, I like the idea of making Dragonite's mega cuter, actually. ...The issue is that it doesn't look finished.
It looks like whoever designed this mega sketched it halfway and gave up. Like honestly... they couldn't at least put the pearl on the neck back on, too? Or made the back wings larger? Just... slapping on some feathers and calling it a day?
New lantern corps ideas, forgive me if they exist in the comics somewhere-
Brown Lanterns - Sorrow/Despair - Uncommon - The opposite to blue lanterns (Hope), these rings are attracted to areas of great despair and feed on regret, depression, etc. Mr Freeze could be one of these lanterns.
Pink Lanterns - Innocence/Purity - EXTREMELY rare - few people are so beyond moral corruption that they can have them, so this corps rarely have more than five members at a time. Superman could be one of these lanterns.
Grey Lanterns - Objectivity/Empathy - Very rare - most people have biases, even if they're subconscious. Has a special ability where they can use their lantern constructs to make them look like other people and use some of their abilities. Dr Fate could be one of these lanterns.
A coming of age movie where the main character is an outcast teen girl, living her life normally, until she gets bitten by a werewolf. At first it's really horrible and traumatizing, but soon, she realizes she enjoys having a hairier body, larger stature, the feeling of wrestling with other werewolfs that live in the woods, running with them in the woods, and having a flat chest, eventually realizing through this that she's actually a transgender man.
This realization, however, comes before his prior group of female friends try to 'cure' him, claiming that he couldn't possibly want to be a werewolf, that he's 'never shown any signs' of being unhappy without lycanthropy before, and that the main character must be 'being manipulated' by the other werewolves in the town's forest. Even trying to 'talk some sense' into him about how he's probably just a furry instead, and that he can still be a human and be wolf-like, but insisting that he doesn't want to be an actual wolf. The main character tries to reason with them, but they won't listen, insisting that they'll 'save them' and 'fix them' and make him 'back to normal'.
Meanwhile, in the background, the guy he had a crush on, who until now was really sweet, gets weirded out by his new 'masculine' look and ends up goading the other guys at the highschool into bullying him. On top of that, the main character's parents aren't being physically abusive or kicking him out, but they're constantly making jabs about how he 'needs to shave' and constantly asking him to wear girlier clothing and makeup 'just once' then asking: 'why can't you do this one thing for me?' when he refuses.
During this, the main character goes into the woods and meets the other werewolves who live out there. The werewolf who bit him is revealed to be a childhood friend of the main character's who was chased off by his parents for an unknown reason. That reason being that he was trans/a werewolf. It's also revealed that not everyone who gets bitten by a werewolf turns into one, only people with the spirits of wolves become one. (So, the werewolf's bite wasn't what turned him. The bite was the catalyst that let him take his 'true form', basically.)
The climax of the movie has the main character cornered by the friend group who is trying to shoot him with silver bullets as a last resort, and the main character has to kill them to defend himself. Symbolizing him 'cutting them out of his life', and the movie ends with him running off into the woods to live his life free and happy as his true self, fully liberated and joining the family unit in the woods as a new 'found family'.
...Is this idea anything?
