#swordgun

Uhhh... they worked together as good partners- but instead of how we viewed in that movie's presentation of karen having that lovey dovey smile, we get to see WPNZ having THAT eat-sh-tty grin of admiration.

He likes a feisty one, so I gave him that.

#READY FOR THE SWORD PUNS! - @nattaphum

Not only am I READY for the sword puns I EXPECT them.

#gonna stop tagging the show as kinnporsche and start tagging it as swordgun - @fiddlepickdouglas

Honestly, because of Kinnporsche my first thought any time the word 'gun' is used now is that it's a d*ck reference 🤦🏽‍♀️ ...so why not add 'sword' to that too. I mean, Word of Honor already went there so...

My #rs_moodchallenge8k entry for @rosie_scribbles! The moodboard instantly made me think of this oc/story concept I had in the back of my mind so here she is!

The concept is about a team of strong female characters of different ethnicities (kinda like Charlie's Angels but more ethnically diverse?), while attempting to avoid the stereotypes often associated with said ethnicities. With that out of the way, here's Gadget! The inventor of the group, she's generally cheerful and high-energy. Her main goal is to improve the world through her creations and improvements, a goal that arose soon after she got her prosthetic arm (which she of course and modified to her liking)

Included is the concept art featuring the sword form of her weapon "Switchblade" and the design on her jacket! The initial concept involved a variety of poses to showcase her character, which was changed to a single pose because executive dysfunction is a thing 🙃 You can also check out the timelapse over on Insta!

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It wasn’t the same. It was heavier, bulkier, everything looked and felt wrong about it, but something called to her about it. The way it broke open, the way the cylinders gleamed so faintly with a unique, interesting potential, it kept her eyes open. How it worked, how it operated was easy enough to grasp, but the curse in her mind was to figure out how to make the weapon work as a whole. That kept her admiring it, even as she tugged it from the rack it seemed to languish in, declaring it her own, declaring it hers.