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here comes the obligatory question mark

Yoooooooou spelled it wrong.

I want to thank all of the people that liked or reblogged my photo set. I was feeling very isolated since most of you are artists and I am a crafter. I wanted to show my love of the band and also a few of the fan characters but was discouraged because I am not a pen and ink/painter/computer artist. I plan on making the robots when I figure out how to get the faces right and any figure I make of Fan characters I will post here.

People please hold onto your seats and let me explain why in a match between Lil Steve and Lil Sprocket, Lil Steve wouldn't be the winner.

As it's well known, Lil Steve's battle skill is headbutting and you can only perform a few handful of blows by striking with your head back and forth against the opponent; it might be powerful, but it isn't fast.

Lil Sprocket's skill are rotatory blows, living up to his name, which are much faster and hit with more force thanks to the spinning.

The hit ratio between Lil Steve and Lil Sprocket is 1-3, for every headbutt the dreadlocked doll throws the robot doll throws three, what in the end translates to Lil Sprocket winning by dealing more damage.

It looks like Lil Steve needs some severe training if he wants to win the rematch in the next Yarn Diego Fluff Fight Tournament.

Cyn, I told you I'd draw this battle. x3

Alright cuties, Moony is here to drop some knowledge.

When I told Sprocket about this little trick, she damn near fell over. Trufax.

Right, so you're going to a con or something, yeah? And you're going to spend all day wearing a face-full of CATS or robot or mime or (...) makeup? Awesome!

A whole day's worth of wear tends to, well, wear on the makeup. You may not be up on a stage sweating your cute little heinies off doing a show, but you'll still be running around having fun, being active and stuff!

We don't want our makeup to crumble halfway through the day, right? Right!

Now, you can get setting sprays for makeup, but that shit can be super expensive. Guess what works just as well, and costs only a small fraction of "proper" setting spray (especially if you go for the no-name stuff)? HAIRSPRAY.

Yep. I kid you not. I've been to many a con where I've been wearing CATS makeup for a whole day, running around between merch booths and rolling around on the floor entertaining other cosplayers and whatnot, with minimal damage to my makeup, all thanks to good ol' hairspray.