Everyone Know How This Would Turn Out If They Allow Him To Use His Charm ; )

Rob/Rae fusion for you guys~ They’re Lunar Lavender.

While not as dark in color scheme as the gems that make them, the two of them really do seem to bring out the ‘light’, if you will, in each other when the situation calls for it. They can encourage each other and understand each other seemingly very easily, when you think about it. (Romantic or platonic, you gotta love the bird duo~ ^_^)

LL is very focused and calm a good deal of the time. They’re almost monk-like in that respect, and very zen in their fighting style even. Like the rest of the fusions, they’re protective of their friends…but not it a ‘OMG dont touch them i’ll fucking kill you!!!’ way. They believe in the team’s abilities & would act more like ‘Go on. Try and hurt them. It won’t work. And if you get lucky, you’ll be dead.’

SHE WAS SCARED ROBIN WOULD GET CRUSHED!!! The THOUGHT OF A WORLD WITHOUT HIM IN IT WAS TOO OVERWELMING FOR HER!!!!

Oh my God. I haven’t made ship art in so long… Also this is totally anatomically incorrect but I did it in like, 5 minutes so.. I’ve shipped this for so long too.

Here! Have some under-appreciated TT characters~

While I know Sarasim was more a cameo of Sarah Simms from the original TT comics (and then reinstated into the cartoon-based comics), I still prefer the cartoon version of her as she was a badass warrior. And the comic versions of her are just…bland, blonde, blue-eyed, white girls. <:\ Very nice & caring girls, mind you, but boring nonetheless.

And we also have Arella, who was sadly only given a minute or two of screentime in the cartoon. Raven’s backstory and family in general is one I think should’ve been expanded on beyond Trigon & the prophecy she was tied to.

So here we have Sarasim as Euclase, and Arella as Moonstone.

Thanks goes to arellasmercy’s suggestion for Arella’s gem choice. ^v^

he was gonna break it

he was gonna keep the indigo statue and break it so she could never come out

he was gonna break it

This scene loos familiar…

damn, the true woman power walk

Greg literally says "I don't know much about you"

Which Rose responds "That's a good thing. . . ."

Who are you…

dark voltron pls give me a parallel to zarkon and alfors fight where lance doesnt give up!!!

I just realized Lion has his nose pressed against the shield

OKAY SO HERE ARE RANDOM HAMILTON THE MUSICAL FACTS NO ONE ASKED FOR

• After Maria mentions she is "helpless" in Say No To This, Eliza doesn't mention it for the rest of the play

• In That Would Be Enough, Eliza says: "I wrote to the general a month ago". In Stay Alive we can see her writing the letter

• In Take A Break, when Angelica and Eliza reunite and say each other's names there is a slight pause for "and Peggy"

• In Stay Alive (reprise), Phillip says to Eliza "Mom, I'm sorry for forgetting what you taught me" because Eliza taught him how to count to 10 in Take A Break and he thought that mr. Eaker counted to 10 even though he didn't

• Phillip had trouble with number 7 in Take A Break, got shot at number 7 and died at Sept-7 (guess it wasn't exactly his lucky number)

• Burr always repeats that he's willing to wait for it and Alexander always repeats that he's not throwing away his shot, but in The World Was Wide Enough, Burr doesn't wait for it and shoots Alexander and Alexander throws away his shot by aiming his pistol at the sky

• In Hurricane, Alexander says: "I couldn't seem to die" and the backing vocals/ensemble say: "Wait for it, wait for it, wait for it, wait for it.." because Burr is going to shoot him in 9 songs

• If we count all of the songs in Hamilton + Lauren's interlude, there is exactly 47 songs. 47 is also the age Alexander Hamilton died at

• In Best Of Wives And Best Of Women both Alexander and Eliza say exactly 37 words, which is also how many songs they were married for in the musical

• In Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story when Eliza says: "I speak out against slavery," Washington makes a surprised face behind her because he owned around 120 slaves

• In What'd I miss when Jefferson gets the letter from Washington he says: "Sally, be a lamb, darlin' won't you open it," reffering to a slave of his