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yeah that's right, rocky full sentences time.

i also need you all to know the actual translation of "pebble" isnt like the small rock pebble, it does literally translate to "baby" and simon would hear it as "baby". i wrote "pebble" because grace translated eridian babies as "pebbles" for his own amusement. therefore: you, the viewer, get the grace terminology.

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Spider-Freddy. He drags several of his siblings out exploring some abandoned lab (probably ignoring all warnings/protests from them) and gets bit. He understandably freaks when the powers start happening, and tells Pluto about it.

Pluto helps him figure out most of his powers, and they’re just sort of having a good time.

And then somebody shows up to cause trouble, and Pluto either dies or is seriously injured. Freddy blames himself, and thinks he could’ve prevented it if he really tried.

So he’s just going to have so many problems, almost setting things on fire (and actually starting fires) and its going to stress him out so bad, because you know if he started fires in the lab then he was in Big Trouble. Even if it was an accident (which it pretty much always was)

The only solution I can find is if Freddy befriends Tune, at some point mentions the situation, and they convince Xenon to help. Which might be easier than you think; even if he’s technically helping a serial killer, gestures at his friends who are assassins. Which isn’t much better. And besides, that’s a kid/young adult who’s just having a horrible time, and Xenon can make it better.

Yes yes yes

Guards! Put the blond man in spandex in situations!

The Plusion kids (and by extension H!DS) in Phineas and Ferb. No idea why just let them cause chaos

Idk if there’s a clear-cut Candace though. None of the Plusion kids is enough of a tattletale. Except maybe Somnus?

Mostly just because I want the kids to keep getting materials for their inventions from Gouge or the Horror Squad (possibly minus Pluto, if he doesn’t know about his kids’ shenanigans), leading to:

Gouge: Aren’t you a little young to be building a rollercoaster?

Fifteen-year-old Puzzle: Yes, yes I am.

DUMP IT MOON. ALL THE CRACK. DROWN THE BLORBOS IN IT (silly)

ahem. anyway. Sparrow as Carl yes yes taking notes. he’s the best intern you’ve ever seen Almomon is doing their best, but somehow are bested by a doggo in a hat. Blake explains the situation to Pulaski and he’s just. so confused. Almomon you are not taking the divorce well are you.

Also realized if Puzzle is in fact fifteen like half the kids probably shouldn’t be running heavy machinery, even if we’re calling Phineas and Ferb logic where they can handle it safely. So now I’m picturing Puzzle, Percy, and Freddy taking turns working on the day’s project while at least one of them is supervising the little ones. Or they just leave the lil kids with Somnus and that’s why he wants to bust them.

The Plusion kids (and by extension H!DS) in Phineas and Ferb. No idea why just let them cause chaos

Idk if there’s a clear-cut Candace though. None of the Plusion kids is enough of a tattletale. Except maybe Somnus?

Mostly just because I want the kids to keep getting materials for their inventions from Gouge or the Horror Squad (possibly minus Pluto, if he doesn’t know about his kids’ shenanigans), leading to:

Gouge: Aren’t you a little young to be building a rollercoaster?

Fifteen-year-old Puzzle: Yes, yes I am.

Naksyr

The captain of the Raven’s Wing, Naksyr wasn’t born on the sea. He ran away from home due to arguments with his family as a teen, and found himself making a deal with a captain to get as far away as possible. He quickly regretted this decision, as this captain was strict in his rules and cruel in his punishments.

But Naksyr wasn’t the only child the captain screwed over, and once they’d finally reached a breaking point, the kids overthrew the former captain and split the ship’s money and cargo amongst themselves to make new lives. Most of them scattered as soon as they reached port, swearing never to set foot on a ship again.

Naksyr, on the other hand, was drawn even more to the sea. He firmly believes that their coup’s success was a blessing from the goddess of the sea herself, and in return has sworn his life to guarding her waters.

He didn’t keep the same ship that he was trapped on, but the money from the cargo and selling it allowed him to acquire the Wing. From there, he built a small but close-knit crew and now sails the coasts, protecting the world from pirates. Even though, by the government’s laws, the Wing is a pirate vessel (delivering justice without permission or oversight), Naksyr only attacks ships or crews that he firmly believes the sea and shipping lanes would be better without.

And here’s his first mate:

Patter

Met Naksyr on the same ship he was trapped on except she has no voice of her own. She typically copies Naksyr’s voice because she’s heard the most from him, and the handful of voices that she knows well enough to carry conversation with are voices she’d like to leave behind her. She will also use the voices of their crewmates on occasion, though.

Her book is for writing, if she doesn’t have a word yet or she doesn’t want to use a certain voice for it. She will occasionally ask people she thinks have nice voices to say various things so she can add them to her vocal memories.

TW: mention of death, murder, and on-screen attempted robbery and violence