I'm thinking of this interaction where Ramattra reacts to how Shion looks. I'm probably just reading too much into, but it almost seems like he knows what specific combat model she was. Makes me wonder if she was originally the same model as him, a ravager. Probably just overthinking it. Would be interesting
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Headcanon explorations for what Shion's og combat bot form may have looked like. So far we have no idea what she may have looked like but I wanted to flex some speculative creative muscles and draw from the omnic designs we already have and make my own version for Shion. Based this heavily off Ramattra's design but with tweaks to differentiate. And ofc included the new vs damaged versions.
Drawing the damage onto this was fun. Highly recommend fellow artists do design exercises of drawing a speculative new vs damaged version of a thing. Show how damage can accumulate on the surfaces of the subject.
echo and zenyatta appreciation post i love characters wtih incredibly broad yet morally correct outlooks on the world who could level a mountain with a touch
Whelp, since you be making posts reminding us about having open requests... How about a lil something with Ramattra recieving headpats? Since Ram players give them in-game :p
Dunno who is the giver of the headpats and don't really care, I just wanna see some Ram fluff :3 so pick whoever you are in the mood to write for, be it Reader or Zen or anyone else :)
Fluff you say? I got you ;3
"Your form has been lacking, Ramattra. Straighten your back, and stop hunching your shoulders."
Master Mondatta gave Ramattra a tap on the back, and pushed his shoulders slightly to encourage the right posture for meditation.
"Master Mondatta, is the perfect form not more important for humans, to avoid discomfort?" Ramattra had studied the form in books about Buddhism he had found in the monastery library. While not a requirement for the monks, Ramattra enjoyed spending his free time learning about the similarities and motivations from the ancient human religion.
"Perhaps. But for us, it helps keep our focus, keep us centered. You will feel The Iris flow from your feet to your fingertips better when you are properly postured."
Zenyatta sat silent and perfectly poised next to them both; he was rarely ever corrected for his posture. His orbs floated and chimed around him, whereas Ramattra still struggled to get his off the ground.
"You will also find control of your orb comes with a secure form. Do not fret over another's progress, focus on only yourself."
Of course knowing the descriptions in texts could only take him so far, but Ramattra still did not understand why he could not achieve the same harmony of which his brother displayed. Master Mondatta was probably correct, he had been focusing too much on his brother's success. Ramattra shifted and straightened himself again, receiving an approving nod from Master Mondatta before he moved on to attend to another.
Ramattra shut off his optics, just as meditating humans would close their eyes to achieve a more focused mind. He found his breath, breathing in and out in time as he counted from one to five. Time became null as he meditated, not really certain that he would find his orb this time but knowing it didn't necessarily matter for each session (even if he wanted it to).
And then he heard it. It was not a chime like his brother's- rather a dull hum. He noticed too, that he could feel it. A connection, like the orb was merely an extension of himself that was only now gaining its sensations to the world.
He dared turn on one optic; the orb remained floating before him, unbothered. He turned on the other and fully witnessed his achievement. The elation he felt was like no other he had ever experienced! Master Mondatta had been right, of course.
Ramattra jumped slightly to the hand on his head, and his orb vibrated briefly but never left the air.
Master Mondatta patted Ramattra's head a few more times. He had anticipated today would be the day he would witness his pupil's efforts finally reward him.
"I am proud of you, Ramattra," was all Master Mondatta said before moving on, not wanting to make a scene and interrupt the focus of the other monks still deep in meditation.
Ramattra was still processing the pats from Master Mondatta when he felt another hand on his head, repeating the gesture.
"I never lost faith in you, brother." Zenyatta withdrew his hand with a chuckle and returned to his perfect positioning.
Well, it was quite an odd and very human form of praise... but Ramattra could not deny it brought him warmth as his orb glowed in reflection of his appreciation.
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Please may I have headcannons or small drabble with Ramattra x chronically fatigued human reader plz xxx thank you!
hiiii ♥ thank you & I'm hoping to get back into the swing of things ; w ;
Nearly halfway up the steps back to the Monastery, you were already winded. The chill in the air that bit down to the bone did not help, even bundled as you were in your monk robes, piled high with scarves and hands tucked away in mittens, the cold was in you. You huffed, sitting down on the stairs, looking up at your companion as you dropped the bundle of supplies next to you.
“I hate when it’s my turn to get supplies,” You grumbled, mostly to yourself.
Ramattra tilted his head, looking down at you, “They are mostly for you, you know.”
Yes. You knew. The only human who was studying under the Shambali, of course the supplies were for you, the Omnic monks you called brothers did not need even half of the supplies of one human. That didn’t stop the fatigue that seemed like it was always in your body.
The way your shoulders felt heavy, sagging under fatigue, your brain clouded and numb, the joints in your arms and legs stiff. Not to mention the effort that all the stairs up to the Temple took, and how it affected your body the next day. Or. Days.
Ramattra crouched down next to you, “Is it your fatigue?” He asked, tone in his voice kind and gentle.
You nodded, barely, too proud to look weak even if you knew that he knew.
“Shall I carry you?” He asked, offering his hand to help you off the snow covered stairs. “We’re almost there anyway.”
You paused, nodding again and taking his hand, “Do you.. Mind?” You asked, slinging the bag of supplies over your shoulder and fastening it so it didn’t slip down.
He shook his head, “For you? Of course not.”
He helped you up, waiting for you to brush off the snow before crouching in front of you, lifting you so you could hold onto his back, careful not to pull any of his wires or get your arms in the way of his joints as you wrapped your arms around his neck.
“Thank you, Ramattra,” You said, smiling softly as you buried your face into his scarf, feeling him stand up and begin the ascent.
Once at the top of the Monastery, he dropped you off in the space dedicated to your human needs to get warm while he put away the supplies. You stretched out, taking off the snow-dampened layers of warmth, rotating your neck as you folded up your scarf to hang it from the hook on the back of the door. The fatigue, even with Ramattra’s help, was setting in hard. You had made the descent on your own and got halfway up before you needed help. Still, you felt defeated by the fact that you couldn’t do it on your own, that you felt so discouraged by asking for help.
You slumped into the low mattress near the wide window in the room, watching the snow fall as you slipped into sleeping, resting off the fatigue.
–
You woke to Ramattra’s arms around you, not uncommon, carefully cradling you in his arms, massaging your joints as he lay there with you, easing out the pain in them where you always got them the worst.
“Did I wake you?” He asked softly, feeling you stir.
“No… hungry I think. Or the aches,” You reply, nuzzling into the robes covering his chassis. “But don’t stop, this is nice.”
He chuckled softly, “You’re rather predictable, you know.”
“What do you mean?”
“Well, there is a reason that I travel with you for supplies, beyond the fondness I have for you. You don’t ask for help until it is too late,” He said softly, his voice soothing. With your head against his chassis you can hear the faint sound of the fans that cool his electronic parts, with enough imagination, his heartbeat thrums though the repetitive sound. “Your fatigue is not a moral failing, it never will be. You would do well to learn to ask for help, it does not make you weak, we are stronger together.”