#phenomenal!

24 Hours of Le Mans | 14-15 June 2025

THAT'S RIGHT IT'S A LORE POST FOR THE SITCOM OCs

In the vibrant fantasy comic book world of New York City, the Phenomenal Family seek to make their corporate stake in it through costumed ennui and comical dysfunction! Starring!:

RANDY: Doctor Phenomenal! Dr. Randall Reed's a technical engineering wiz and has the powers of elasticity (as well as electricity via static shock but I forgot to add effects around that!), due to a rocky childhood he has a lot of emotional walls up but regardless of his rather rude attitude his family'll always manage to knock them down.

MILLIE: ALSO Doctor Phenomenal! They share the title, Mildred Rojas is a biogenetics/chemical wiz and has power over the classical set of elements (except air, it's green earth, blue fire, red ice, etc, with potential for more!), she's jaded by the life she's found herself in and responds to this with a deep level of snark, something that gets on the neurotic Randy's nerves, but they do love eachother! They're just WEEEEIRD about it, they're neither dating nor married but some kind of third thing.

DANI: Millie's useless young adult sister whom both she and Randy raised from birth, as such the product of two brash minds is an even brashder mind, despite Danielle Rojas's punk-rock attitude she's rather secluded, being mostly isolated during her childhood, her mad science skills are still in their infancy and her powers are vague and quantum in nature, but she can float and go fast! She and Randy hate eachother, she's also transgender!

Look at this phenomenal photo! More photos to be found when you click on the source of this tumblr post, as this one is part of a set.

@ladytp have you ever watched Bollywood in a movie theatre? It is an amazing experience - we are lucky to have a somewhat big Indian population so there is a theater that shows Bollywood movies on certain times.

I actually have! In New Delhi, with the locals, taken there on a motorcycle through a buzzing India hot night by a local (I was there on a work trip and they looked after me very well)... That was my first ever experience of Bollywood, and even though there were no subtitles, the film was breathtaking with lots of dance scenes, and as it was set on a somewhat historical setting it had all the wonderful and colourful clothes, and songs and dancing were phenomenal... I was hooked! 😁

We also have a big local Indian community here and Bollywood films in theatres, so maybe I should do it here as well...