Tf2 "What my stupid emblem's telling me"

First you start with a scene with sniper looking all over for scou thinking this is some kind of prank. When he finds him scout pokes his head out the door to which we hear demoman's screams on the medical table.

He comes out and closes the door and starts:

Scout:

These animals don't listen,

No not one little bit,

They run around, out of my reach

And throw their hissy fits, ("MEDIC!!")

It's up to me to save them

Cause everyone can see

It's got to be my destiny

'Cause it's what my stupid emblem's telling me

Medic:

Ich try to keep them fighting

Try to keep their morale high

But no matter what I do (*explodes a heart or something in front of them)

Their spirits always seem to die ("laugh I am FUNNY" *terrifying face here*)

Still, zhese maggots need me (*rushes into battle and dies)

For everyone can see

It's got to be mein Destiny (*fires a rocket launcher backwards)

Und it's vhat mein stupid emblem's telling me

Soldier:

I don't care much for picking' tunes (*guitar string breaks)

And THESE DAMN screws are ALWAYS loose!

And not matter what I try I cannot (*beating the shit out of the sentry)

FIX THIS F*CKING SENTRY'S CHUTE!! (spy's sapping his sentry, show the sapper out of his view)

I've got so many things to fix (*running with toolbox)

And no pride left me

But it has to be my destiny

Cause it's what my stupid emblem's telling me

Engineer:

Looky here at what I've got

Id reckon it's gun? ("I hope", and he holds up dildo sized bullets)

I know I haven't done that much (*the weapons are too heavy, he tries to prop it up like a sentry and it broke*)

Before I start I'm done :(

So if y'all gave me a hand here,

And help me kill SOMEONE

This destiny is NOT PRETTY (*as he's covered in blood and full of bullets)

But it's what my stupid emblem's telling me

Heavy

I am still in love with weapons

But I that think I'm off track

I give up my position ("HHAAHAHA" duel wielding two sniper rifles)

And then I can't fight back (*can't figure out how to reload tiny guns and gets shot)

I have to keep on trying

Cause everyone will see

It's got to be

Medic:

It's got to be

Soldier:

My destiny

Engineer:

My destinyyyy

Scout:

And it's what my stupid em-blem

All:

It's what my stupid em-

blem it's what my stupid emblem's telling me!

And then a scene at the end where blue spy is bringing back Intel, and he's shaken and he's like "you have no clue what I just witnessed.."

I'm sure it can be better but this was important to me. I'm going to draw this.

Better yet, we can also do "A True True Friend"!

This is an OreSight. They are earth dragons that see by sensing trace metals and minerals including but not limited to the iron in your blood. They also eat metal (preferably raw ore but they'll choke down your silverware if pressed) and they also need meat like most other dragons. Their scales shift color based on what metals they consume. They have a wyvern body type (which I obv didn't feel like drawing I just wanted to figure out the face for now). They're also fairly large, about as big as Sea Smoke from hotd but more lythe and long.

A decade later, the show is renewed as The Real Househusbands of Dathomir, with most of the original Coruscant cast replaced for...obvious reasons. Long-time fans argue that without Krennic, the show has lost a big part of its charm.

Some new cast members do become fan favorites, though. Captain Enoch, for instance, has a historic meltdown closer to the middle of the season because his gold-plated armor was not polished properly. The Nightsisters try to pawn off Enoch's armor to pay for bounty hunter services (because some of the remaining Imperials are not very supportive of Grand Admiral Thrawn's alliance with a group of Force witches, and dark magick can only get you so far).

In the last episode, Director Krennic — the heart and soul of the show — returns, if posthumously, after a Force séance that Thrawn and the Nightsisters host doesn't go as planned. No one can get rid of the ghost, but at least it raises TRHOD's ratings.

The second season is dedicated not only to the Imperial remnants but also to Krennic's ghost navigating the new reality. No one has the budget for tailored capes."Niamos!" is no longer an intergalactic disco hit; not that Krennic had ever danced to it when he was alive — Krennic doesn't dance — but it was "culturally significant enough," so he spends at least an episode complaining. But the real drama starts when — against everyone's attempts to hide that — Krennic learns that Mon Mothma is not only alive but has also become the chancellor of the New Republic.