krazedkinkoz: marimo-jinguuji: wrathoftaiga: oh jesus fucking christ it’s a new strain of BETA oh my god i’m in love It’s coming back again, this feeling called despair. Just gonna add some new info about this fucking monster. Apparently it’s several times larger than a Fort-class, has three triple-fire laser emplacements that are powerful enough to shoot down ships in orbit, and has a million fucking tentacles for smashin’ up TSFs. It’s also capable of jamming/hacking human communication signals and has no qualms about vaporizing other BETA in its line of fire. It is the BETA’s anti-Susanoo unit.
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krazedkinkoz:

marimo-jinguuji:

wrathoftaiga:

oh jesus fucking christ it’s a new strain of BETA

oh my god i’m in love

It’s coming back again, this feeling called despair.

Just gonna add some new info about this fucking monster. Apparently it’s several times larger than a Fort-class, has three triple-fire laser emplacements that are powerful enough to shoot down ships in orbit, and has a million fucking tentacles for smashin’ up TSFs. It’s also capable of jamming/hacking human communication signals and has no qualms about vaporizing other BETA in its line of fire.

It is the BETA’s anti-Susanoo unit.

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uncommonlymodestmermaid:

i-love-you-most-ardently:

chloebeale:

sendricamp:

Bohemian Rhapsody. Double Speed.

if you can listen to this entire thing with a straight face i will give you a cookie

I SHIT MYSELF LAUGHING 0.2 SECONDS IN OMG THIS IS THE BEST THING EVER

at first i was like challenge accepted but then Galileo happened

It becomes some kind of insane math-punk masterpiece like this.

Okay, I listened to the entire thing with a straight face. Where’s my cookie?

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atompunk: The science fiction magazine Fantastic Adventures shows us a glimpse of life on other planets from their 1939-1940 issues. While the alien designs are quite strange, they are meant to illustrate the different conditions on each planet, like gravity and atmosphere. All the planets besides Earth are included, even Pluto, plus Io, one of Jupiter’s moons.
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atompunk: The science fiction magazine Fantastic Adventures shows us a glimpse of life on other planets from their 1939-1940 issues. While the alien designs are quite strange, they are meant to illustrate the different conditions on each planet, like gravity and atmosphere. All the planets besides Earth are included, even Pluto, plus Io, one of Jupiter’s moons.
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atompunk: The science fiction magazine Fantastic Adventures shows us a glimpse of life on other planets from their 1939-1940 issues. While the alien designs are quite strange, they are meant to illustrate the different conditions on each planet, like gravity and atmosphere. All the planets besides Earth are included, even Pluto, plus Io, one of Jupiter’s moons.
Zoom Info
atompunk: The science fiction magazine Fantastic Adventures shows us a glimpse of life on other planets from their 1939-1940 issues. While the alien designs are quite strange, they are meant to illustrate the different conditions on each planet, like gravity and atmosphere. All the planets besides Earth are included, even Pluto, plus Io, one of Jupiter’s moons.
Zoom Info
atompunk: The science fiction magazine Fantastic Adventures shows us a glimpse of life on other planets from their 1939-1940 issues. While the alien designs are quite strange, they are meant to illustrate the different conditions on each planet, like gravity and atmosphere. All the planets besides Earth are included, even Pluto, plus Io, one of Jupiter’s moons.
Zoom Info
atompunk: The science fiction magazine Fantastic Adventures shows us a glimpse of life on other planets from their 1939-1940 issues. While the alien designs are quite strange, they are meant to illustrate the different conditions on each planet, like gravity and atmosphere. All the planets besides Earth are included, even Pluto, plus Io, one of Jupiter’s moons.
Zoom Info
atompunk: The science fiction magazine Fantastic Adventures shows us a glimpse of life on other planets from their 1939-1940 issues. While the alien designs are quite strange, they are meant to illustrate the different conditions on each planet, like gravity and atmosphere. All the planets besides Earth are included, even Pluto, plus Io, one of Jupiter’s moons.
Zoom Info
atompunk: The science fiction magazine Fantastic Adventures shows us a glimpse of life on other planets from their 1939-1940 issues. While the alien designs are quite strange, they are meant to illustrate the different conditions on each planet, like gravity and atmosphere. All the planets besides Earth are included, even Pluto, plus Io, one of Jupiter’s moons.
Zoom Info
atompunk: The science fiction magazine Fantastic Adventures shows us a glimpse of life on other planets from their 1939-1940 issues. While the alien designs are quite strange, they are meant to illustrate the different conditions on each planet, like gravity and atmosphere. All the planets besides Earth are included, even Pluto, plus Io, one of Jupiter’s moons.
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