#same universe

Me after just realizing that Greek myths have some crazy ahh bloodlines that link back to Gods,Demigods or other Greek heroes, and im not even talking about Odysseus being Hermes great grandson or Achilles being a son of a Sea goddess no I’m talking about:

Ajax the Greater being the great grandson of Zeus or

Palamedes being Poseidon grandson and cousin of Agamemnon

Penelope being the Great Granddaughter of Perseus. and much much more these are only some of the lineage I can think of on the spot there are plenty of more bloodlines I can think of but I were to named all of them I would be there, Let me know some more bloodlines down below in the comments.

Based on my headcanon that Dr. Beanies made the world of Animal Mechanicals many years before he got into the field of breeding cats. He did it by creating a digital world full of several blocky Islands inhabited by mechanical creatures. Despite drifting away from this old passion project of his, he still checks on it every so often to see how the inhabitants of his first real go with playing God and creating life are doing.

So this little OC is based on my Mewgenics x Animal Mechanicals "same universe" headcanon where Dr. Beanies made the world of Animal Mechanicals many years before he got into the field of breeding cats. He did it by creating a digital world full of several blocky Islands inhabited by mechanical creatures. Despite drifting away from this old passion project of his, he still checks on it every so often to see how the inhabitants of his first real go with playing God and creating life are doing.

And that brings me to the OC herself who is named "Purrlto " and she's a mini boss cat which was raised by dogs but was made a stray after she was abandoned not only by her original family but also by the family that took in her younger siblings. But on one faithful day, she was able to start all over again once she was sucked into the digital world of Animal Mechanicals.

So the headcanon I have is that Look Outside is a prequel to Generator Rex (picking up after any ending other than either of the perfect ritual ones), with The Visitor's arrival being the catalyst for the Nanite Project with the initial being to cure all those who were transformed by The Visitor into having strange and all unique biologies separate from their initial forms with the small robotic cell-like nano machines. But in the end, the project only succeeded in extending The Visitor's time watching the planet for all intents and purposes. And because of that, those who were cursed by witnessing The Visitor's form would be the predecessors to the Exponentially Variegated Organisms created by the Nanites with the unfinished version of the project not being able to fix any of these cursed individuals but the sliver lining to this would be that Rex Salazar can still return them back to the way they were before The Visitor's influence fell upon their clueless souls. edit: That last headcanon was pretty well held together and logical, like if Generator Rex had a fourth season and it had Look Outside's storyline within it, then that wouldn't go against the themes of the show or pre-established lore. But I am a crazy person, and a logical headcanon only comes out of me for so long, and I bite onto crazy ass shitpost headcanons, so the following is born from that strange, unknown illness of mine.

I really got into Risk of Rain 2 a couple days ago, and I was trying to think of a "same universe" headcanon for the games especially after watching minaxa's amazing video about the game's lore and the biggest thing I took from it is how Petrichor V (the planet that's the main setting for both of the games...and Returns) is akin to Half Life's Xen parallel universe and that's to say that nothing on the planet was oringally native to it including the planet's hero who saved and then brought all of those creatures onto the landscape of the great baron planet, along with his brother, who was also there. Now what does that have to do with Robot and Monster?......Uhhh, let me explain despite how crazy this headcanon's nature is. The world of the show is set in a universe with monsters living in harmony with machines akin to the planet of Petrichor V which has roaming golems and machines (the lines between the two being blurred) alongside all the organic life forms that were brought onto the planet's surface but intrestingly they're two sides of the same coin as Robot and Monster despite something like Monsters, Inc existing with tons of creative and amazing creature designs, the show leans way too heavy into the robot half of the show to the point that a wiki has it's two most poplular sections of the wiki being about the machines of the universe meanwhile the section about oragnics is seemingly forgotten about. Meanwhile, Risk of Rain's world seems to mostly be home to all types of monsters and strange creatures alike, from animalistic beetles to the massive bear/fox(?) hyprd Grovetenders who feel like they were plucked out of a traditional fantasy game.....like Minecraft, for example. The Alpha Jay Show made a good point about how Robot and Monster was really lacking with its world-building and universe, which is a double-edged sword as that gives the show a carefree kind of enegry but when going up against SpongeBob on the same network really didn't do it any favors which pairs up nicely with how Risk of Rain has a rich universe in it's games that is never truly explored to it's fullest with a lot of it's world-building and story being locked behind collectable data logs on the items and monsters of the games along with said lore being pretty rich in it's own right but is seemingly missed by most players because of how in the background it is.

Just a reminder that Andor still exists in the SAME UNIVERSE with all these other characters and things.

They both first of all both obviously have dragons in them. In Skyrim dragons are a threat to Skyrim just like the dragons use to be a threat to Berk. The people in Berk however have come to love dragons and ride their own. In Skyrim the only friendly dragon is Parthanax. I would like to think that the people of Skyrim being maybe near Berk but not too near have not heard of the Vikings becoming friends with the dragons so they still see them as a threat a while the Vikings have moved on from being afraid of dragons. Second of all the whole aesthetic is both very similar and the characters are all dressed similar in both franchises. Third of all when the Vikings talk about Valhalla it sounds awful a lot like Sovangarde from Skyrim both being places that you go when you die. They both could be the same place but called different things. But yeah I would t be surprised if they shared the same universe but Berk and Skyrim are pretty far away which is why their views are slightly different.