#marbledmango

What’s a bit that sums up your take on a character?

Shiro considered, then turned around completely, so his back was to Keith’s side and his legs were flopped over the armrest.  It was the kind of relaxed posture he wasn’t used to seeing from Shiro anymore, the kind that spoke to his age rather than his position.  “This okay?”

“Perfect,” Keith replied, because it let him draw without disturbing Shiro.

With a hum, Shiro relaxed against him.  In took a few minutes, longer than anyone else, but soon his breathing evened out too.

The moments where Shiro cracks from his facade are obviously my jam.  That it’s in such a small, casually intimate way (getting comfortable to sleep against Keith) is a bonus.  Also, that Keith is just being pragmatic about the whole thing is something I enjoy.

Favorite line(s) of dialogue?

Nodding to show his understanding, Lance ducked his head and continued on at a whisper.  “It’s pretty good.  How’d you do that?”

I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS QUESTION

(links bold because for some reason Tumblr decided to not underline links sometimes)

Shiro would be a Shiba Inu-Rottie mix because Josh Keaton says so (and it makes him a Shi-Ro)

Keith is a mix, but this Silky Terrier and Poodle mix gets it about right

Allura is mentioned in the story: She’s a show poodle

Pidge and Matt are both Shetland Sheepdogs 

Hunk is a Tibetan Mastiff because LOOKIT THAT FLUFF

Oh wow, that was ages ago!

We did finish that up, yup!  And then I got Breath of the Wild and we played that for a while, by which I mean Noah fell of towers and I became the Lynel Farmer.

But Zelda Adventures took a wayside to other passtimes, most recently playing DnD with a group when we would have been playing video games.  I’d do a write-up of that, but I’ll be tempted to say too much and I have players who follow me (and who will absolutely take shameless advantage yes I’m talking about you, J.)

I pull up spotify, go through a playlist with the right ‘feeling’, google lyrics, pick one that vaguely fits, and hit post.

I’m terrible at naming.

oh!! well from my perspective, any game!! I personally didn’t grow up playing the games unlike some of my friends, but when I moved to WA, I picked up the series at Pokemon Pearl/Diamond. The games are aimed towards a younger audience, so you get the same sort of tutorial at the beginning of each (how to catch a pokemon, get running shoes, get your dex, etc) and I assume with the “newer” games (X/Y, White/Black 2), it also walks you through the upgraded combat system. I’m a bit behind unfortunately, but I honestly think anywhere is a good start. Even if it’s the one just coming out!!