Thread 8905725

Horny Buggo Edition

>Rules:
*Limited futa (No humanoid phallus) or A.I., just don't spam it.*
***No aliens at level 2 or below, refer to the chart in the imgur link (Replace when needed.)***
>https://imgur.com/a/7csdjRc

>Recent Stories:
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Bug in the Stars (in progress)
https://archiveofourown.org/works/36819391
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VN&FF by ThisIsARealAccount (New Update)
https://archiveofourown.org/works/39895998/chapters/169774738
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14112773/11/Vipers-Nights-and-French-Fries
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https://rentry.org/brokensanctuary2
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https://archiveofourown.org/works/62347525/chapters/170860429
Beyond the Hunger by CephalonLewd (Ch. 2):
https://archiveofourown.org/works/59990275/chapters/153055099
Surrender, Surrender by AurumVerd (Ch.23 NEW):
https://archiveofourown.org/works/63246061/chapters/163316785
https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/106782/surrender-surrender/chapter/2114710/chapter-23-running-no-more

>Smut list: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11ZTFvrLMY1OnNzxhU0p2UhL1wYmRgOoAjmOzkq8z_gQ/edit?usp=sharing (Needs to be updated)
>Game:http://teraurge.blogspot.com/?zx=e9ef98831783e9e6 (V3 after WW3.)
>Thread Archive: https://desuarchive.org/aco/search/subject/xeno/type/op/
>Enemy Quest: https://questden.org/kusaba/questarch/res/574310.html
>Enemy Quest - The War: https://questden.org/kusaba/quest/res/1080085.html
>Previous thread: >>8888487

>>8905725 (OP)
Here is The Holy Chart, since apparently the link is still buggered.
Lever 3 and up, lads.

>>8905740
Greys need to be more popular

>>8905751
ayyyyy lmao

technically a light indigo/lavender rather than a grey

>>8905725 (OP)
>forgot the artist list again

>>8905854
post it

reptilians keep stealing my hoverbike but the coalition says im xenophobic because i keep pointing it out

Thoughts on the prawns from District 9?

Guys the xenomorphs on board are getting horny
This isn't a problem, just letting everyone know

>>8905957
You have to fuck them right in the cloaca

>>8906330
it's unhygienic

>>8906504
I wanna suck on the squids calamari ring and squeeze on her squitoris until she squirts ink like a fountain pen

I see Turian woman, I kneel.

is the weird "cone of shame on their back" absolutely canon? It's so aesthetically displeasing, we haven't seen a canonically nude one yet, it would be great if that bit where just part of their armor and not actually anatomical.
Or at least it was a male only female feature.

>>8906540
I see Turian woman, they kneel (and succ)

>>8906557
While we didn't see any nude in-game, there is concept art and they do have it there. I don't like it either, but it's not a deal-breaker for me.
Their design is pretty interesting cause it looks like they had a checklist of what features are considered attractive and took it as literally as they could. Their bodies are hourglass shaped without fail, for example. But the faces are truly peak. Pronounced cheekbones and eyes, small nose, mouth in a permanent smile. It's so good you'd think they designed it in a lab.

>>8906557
>>8906567

the cone is tactical to stop their soft fleshy necks getting easily bit by predators in Palaven according to what I remember of the lore

It is probably meant to work by them moving their heads away and the ridge blocking it, but I like to imagine they can pull their necks inwards a bit kinda like a turtle because it is funny

>>8906557
you don't like your reptile wife's turtle shell??

>>8906583
I'm just advocating for a more narrow "shell"
Some of these shells are so large they look like if it rains it will catch water and drown the poor girls

>>8906590
I don't think it actually rains on palaven, does it? Coulda sworn there was something in the codex about their planet being so close to their star that the surface is constantly bombarded with harmful radiation, which is why they evolved the protective plating

>>8906617
It rains no issue, it is just a bit hotter than Earth and the star also burns a bit hotter so it blasts way more UV light than it does on Earth. I assume they also don't have as thick a Ozone layer and that is why they evolved the thick plats with metalic elements on it.

You are probably thinking of how it has very little in the way of oceans, with most of the water being in rivers and small lakes. Turians are also notoriously shit at swimming.

>>8906635
>
I have a fever, and the only cure is cock warming

>>8905854
Don't care.

>>8906504
AGHHHHHHHHHH FUCKING SQUIDS
MY LFIE FOR SUPER EARTHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>8907166
Chaddivers are eating well tonight.

that's for glassing my planet BITCH

>>8907349
You are dangerously close to the area of glassing, you are both going to get radiation burns.

Currently watching Titan A.E because I wanted to see the pissed-off kangaroo alien chick.
Film is pretty shit but she's pretty fun.
I'm surprised that a Don Bluth film looks as bad as this.

>>8906557
Imagine giving your xeno wife a facial and instead dripping down her front, all the cum collects in her neck cone thing

Or she's got an extending neck frill like one of those lizards, and she deliberately expands it so your cum doesn't get anywhere else but her

Hop on Dead By Daylight

>>8908125
He was pretty much running out of money by that point. A string of box office failures was crushing him and Fox Animation Studios finally bit the dust in 2000.
In 2020 he launched a new animation studio (Don Bluth Studios). You can probably find "Bluth's Fables" on YouTube.
Dude's 87 now, probably not long for this earthly vale of tears.

>>8908125
It looked fine

>>8908671
you vill eat ze bug goop

>>8908671
>kill all blue helmets

>>8908671
Why do the humans wear clown makeup

>>8908726
Have you seen the average person's opinions on anything? It's an accurate depiction imo

>>8908726
Xenophobe tradition.

>>8908726
>https://youtu.be/ixe8Snxu3wo

>>8908851
vin diesel as commander shephard in the upcoming mass effect movie (vin will be 65 at the time and look like a microwaved russet potato)

>>8909076
We could cast him as Captain Anderson

>>8909112
Keith David's still around, isn't he? Also Vin is latin, not black

>>8908671
>earthling time for your daily serving of glorp goop
>I HATE THE ALPHA-DRACONIANS I HATE THE ALPHA-DRACONIANS

>>8905751
>>8905740
Ag-reed.

>writer's block for weeks on half-finished xeno-fic
>random spur of inspiration, manage to write 3k words in an evening.
It is happening. Give me your energy /xeno/, I must keep the momentum.

>>8909669
take my energy, blessed writefag

>>8909678
Wish there was a sort of Spore successor where you advanced alien civs through stages of development instead of jumping straight to space travel. Stellaris is the closest with having random species be at lower tech levels, but you can't play as such and the gameplay isn't suited for that premise.
Primitive xenos are underrated, and underused outside of the tiresome equivalents of the Blue USB Injuns.

>>8909669
Sending all my vril right now.

>>8909810
>eyes
I was gonna make a dumb joke like
>"Engineering to Bridge, something something we have a boner/we're taking on cum"
but I couldn't workshop it enough to make it work

>>8909848
I didn't get it.

>>8909905
her eyes adn expression are very attractive and make my xenis the big xenis

Do Brokers have all of their organs in their head?

>>8905725 (OP)
Damn, is enemy quest still ongoing?
I remember reading it kike 5 years ago, maybe.
I got bored and dropped it after the scene with that robot blowjob and cum dropping on her fancy dress.

>>8910616
It is dead, as far as I could tell. I read through it just a few months ago myself.

>>8910616
like*

>>8910616
the author Brom had a kid and dropped questing all together to focus on his family life. Last I heard he's written a book or two but have nothing to do with his previous works.

>>8910638
>>8910859
Well alright then.
That sort of things, those "thread driven adventures", they really need to end at some point otherwise they get boring. Like that prequel adventure with that yellow cat, started off great then devolved into bore.
I miss notapaladin, though. I think thay was his name. He ran an adventure about wizard, with metal magic school. Exceot it was metal as in, music genre. Shit was cash until some anon rolled and promted "exit, no save". And that was that.

>>8911064
>Shit was cash until some anon rolled and promted "exit, no save". And that was that.
lel
that was truly the laissez-faire period. nowadays, if someone on questden (aka tgchan) for example rolled to do something that really fucked up the narrative, up to and including just outright ending the quest, he'd just be ignored.
which is frankly for the better, and probably a result of quests now being longer and more planned-out compared to the much shorter and wackier ones of the past; but the quality of having someone suggest "rape and kill [important secondary character] for no reason" and the protagonist actually doing it was fun

Seed hunter.

>>8911106
I believe the threads I miss so desrly were hosted on /v/, of all places. Good times.
Had a running joke, "punch yourself in face", which the hosting srtist would draw.
Until I rolled, in that wizard metal saga, "punch self in face (draw blood. BLOOD IS SO FUCKING METAL). I got a drawing I was fond of, for whatever reason.
Also that wizard's chosen method of transportation was powersliding everywhere.

>>8909669
>>8909758
>>8909678
And that's 3k more words. We're getting there. Thank you anons, I appreciate your support.

"Henlo..."

>>8911413
Go away and bring back Mal0

>>8911413
Wouldn't.
>>8911273
Share with the crowd, anon.

>>8911438
Hold on let's see maybe that thing has a nice ass

>>8911413
Aren't these things basically space demons that feast on babies because they're physically too weak to fight an average man?

>>8911413
>>8911478

>>8911106
any idea who that artist is? I have a couple of their linearts saved

>>8911601
It's Nexivian.

How hot of a planet can liquid water exist on?

>>8911889
99.99999999 °C

But more seriously, water could remain liquid under sufficient pressure, so a heavy atmosphere/high gravity. Phase diagram suggests that the highest possible temperature where water could remain liquid is about 370 °C, but this would require over 200 times the atmospheric pressure of Earth. You'd also need much more stable biomolecules with a higher temperature.

I think something like a planet with a reflective atmosphere that allows it to stay much closer to the sun with Earth-like conditions. Could work by the atmosphere having a lot of airborne particulates with high albedo, but that brings its own set of problems.

>>8911889
Depends on the atmospheric pressure. But keep in mind just because it is liquid at such radically different circunstances doesn't meant regular life chemistry will keep working.

>>8911413
Taste steel demon scum.

>>8912070
You named your penis "steel"?

>>8912070
I'm gonna heide my penis in an alien

>want to right a short story
>have it mostly storyboarded
>my spec evo autism keeps getting in the way

>>8912211
I keep saying in these threads, but sometimes you have to put the story before the verisimilitude. The spaceships can have artificial gravity because you like the way it looks. The aliens breath the same oxygen mixture as us because all the respiratory equipment would get in the way of the sex to be had.
I believe in you, anon! I'd be happy to read your smut. Don't give up!

>>8912211
Valbarans are roughly the size of velociraptors...how did I miss this?

lil bitty velt comic. she missed him.

>>8912211
>>want to right a short story
>>right
forgive me for tempering my expectations :^)

>>8912211
What >>8912223 said. I'd add onto it, but he kinda hit the nail on the head
>>8912240
I love it, very cute and funny
>>8912314
Shh

>>8912240
I like the little detail of him grabbing her tail for balance to salute while she lugs him around like a sack of potatoes. Also, awooga.

>>8911438
I would share, but I prefer to fully write out my stories for revision and spell checking before I start uploading. It is taking me longer to finish than my previous story, but hopefully it won't be too long before it's done.

>>8912466
if you ever wanted a second or third set of eyes (or more) to help with the polishing, I'm sure anons here would be glad to help

>>8911478
Damn, it does have a nice ass, and I totally would.
BUT wearing a crucifix like that is not something I'm going to let slide.
Also the amputation thing. Yeah the only facial they deserve is a buckshot one.

as creative as people get with xeno pussy it's kind of surprising you never see anyone try to do anything different with assholes, it's pretty much always the same ol' starfish.
I'm not even an ass man, just noticing a trend. You'd think people would get a little more creative with them.
It's either
>human asshole
or
>pony doughnut
which was frankly revolutionary in asshole science for it's time, but the fact people seem content with these two options compared to all varieties of dicks and pussies is disappointing.

>>8913143
Well, what else is there? I'd rather not go searching for novel animal anuses.

>>8913152
>novel animal anuses.
I dunno, surely there are some furry ass fetishists out there who have researched this issue EXTENSIVELY.
But it's not like these alien pussies are all based off real animals, this bitch is a flower.

>>8913143
i'd argue there's no point of talking about xeno anuses when most of them would probably have a cloaca-like

>>8913159
>cloaca
I'd second this, seems like it was brought up last thread and most people rejected it because they didn't like the idea of combing 3 holes into 1 because of oral sex.

>>8913161
>mouth is bad because it combines eating, drinking, and breathing
>clearly we need more face holes
Its the same argument.

>>8913143
>>8913182
Gross.
>>8913157
>>8913161
Great.

>>8913167
We don't shit out of our faces so it's a rather bad comparison.

>>8913278
I worked with a few people every time they opened their mouth shit came out.

>>8913159
>most of them would probably have a cloaca-like
why do you think this? it's objectively a less evolved structure and leads to more medical issues

>>8913143
I've been trying to basically make a vagina-like anus either inside or from an outward appearance but I never like how it looks.
I also can't really justify a similar inner structure to what the vagina has because it just doesn't fit the anus' purposes.
I think the pony-style doughnut and how it actually functions is probably the best way we've got for pure cleanliness when combined with any decent hygiene methods.

>>8913298
Evolution isn’t linear, some mammals have re-evolved features like scales or cloacas because they offer certain benefits. Anyway, brown esl detected, opinion discarded.

>>8913330
>Can't attack his point of it being a more evolved structure
>Can only say that some species have gone back whereas 95% have stayed on their superior evolution
>Calls him brown
lol
lmao
Cloacas are just shit and you liking them more than a separate vagina and anus makes you more brown.

>>8913330
Pangolins are mammals.

>>8913333
He's right tho, quads or no quads. There is no "better than" in evolution. What's good for one animal is not necessarily good or even detrimental for another.

>>8913336
At some point between the first vertebrates and therapsids however, there's a good chance out ancestors had scales. Tiktaalic had scales, as do coelacanths,.

>>8913143
>>8913278
You could do like the Eridians from Project Hail Mary. One hole total. Mouth, anus, etc.

>>8913302
Based thinker
>>8913330
>Evolution isn’t linear
It's not far off
>re-evolved features
Not how it works; there's convergent evolution where different species can evolve similar adaptations, but a pangolin's scales are not the same as a lizard's scales. They're also going extinct.
>>8913359
>He's right tho
He's not tho. Cloacas are inherently worse, and anyone who has ever had a lizard or a bird can attest to it. They're a breeding ground for bacterial infections and waste obstructions that otherwise wouldn't occur in a mammal. Funneling all your waste down a single pipe means that if it clogs, you're fucked and get sepsis.

>>8913364
>One hole total. Mouth, anus, etc.
you could...but that's like, the worst solution possible. I don't think even WE are fucked up enough to like a /xeno/ girl who shits out of her mouth

>>8913367
Again, worse is relative. A redundant set of piping adds weight and an extra hole in the body to contend with.
Birds are highly successful despite having one and they aren't exactly dropping out the sky in droves because of it.

Pangolins btw were also doing fine until the chinese came along.

>>8913431
Elder Things btfo I guess.

>>8913367
> Cloacas are inherently worse, and anyone who has ever had a lizard or a bird can attest to it. They're a breeding ground for bacterial infections and waste obstructions
This is a captivity problem. I don’t know about reptiles, but this doesn’t happen to birds in nature unless they’re deeply sick already. Though I take it someone of your lack of education knows dick all about the problems mammals have with their systems.

>>8913432
>A redundant set of piping adds weight and an extra hole in the body to contend with
Yeah, this is worse.
>Birds are highly successful despite having one and they aren't exactly dropping out the sky in droves because of it.
We reproduce much more slowly and have only emerged recently as a species, and have been directly responsible for out-competing them at pretty much every turn (australians not withstanding) and even making more than a few species go extinct. Clearly they are not that successful.
>This is a captivity problem. I don’t know about reptiles, but this doesn’t happen to birds in nature unless they’re deeply sick already.
No anon, it literally happens all the time. Just because you aren't tripping over dead birds and lizards that have died of infection in the wild doesn't mean they don't exist. Idk why I'm even arguing with someone who wants to discount reality because they have a cloaca fetish, I'm never going to be able to make you change your mind.

>>8913432
>worse is relative. A redundant set of piping adds weight and an extra hole in the body to contend with
since when do we care about practicality and efficiency? This bitch >>8905854 has a translucent womb for """reasons""". It's totally impractical, and would never evolutionary evolve because it would make her extremely vulnerable.
But we all love it, so she gets posted in nearly every thread. So lets not pretend "efficiency" is a legit argument in /xeno/

>>8913520
You're arguing with a t least two individuals and I'm merely pointing out that you're falling into the trap of thinking evolution = .advancement.

>>8913532
Glass frogs and assorted see-through invertebrates are a thing but at least you're more on the right track than other anon. Things don't necessarily evolve because they're "better". Sexual selection is a great example of that.

>>8913540
>Sexual selection is a great example of that.
you're telling me they didn't evolve a better way to secure a mate than previous generations?

>>8913598
But at what cost? Runaway display features can put physical stress on the male and in cases of sperm competition, sperm toxicity can actually harm the female. Dandy for propagating the genes but not so much for the individual.
Or think of it in terms of behavioral reproductive strategies. Rape, cheating, polygamy etc. are all highly effective for spreading one's genome but are they therefore superior and desirable traits?

>>8913431
Look at this coward, not wanting to fuck a mouth butt

Where are the Sangheili?

>>8913762
Right behind you

>>8913763
>and now she's here to @#$% us!

>>8913762
on sangheilios

do you think the males do that "stuck with plasma grenade" roar during climax?

>>8914595
this is my favorite sangheili build. Either flat chest or A cups, the sportkini is kino

Been out of touch for a few months. Anything cool happen, and what's the hottest new story(s) right now?

>>8914746
literal definition of femme fatale

I had the idea for a type of female predator, but much more sexual.
All female species like Asari, instead of hunting prey they hunt males of other species to breed with.
Hunt for alpha males of species like champions and heroes in order to get the best genes other species have to offer.
Doesn't spawn hybrids, but offspring is endowed with dad's epigenomes, allowing stuff like better immunity to viruses and survivability in harsh environments.
Warrior/Survivalist race and culture, so courtship rituals are stuff like fight sex or innawoods safari dates.
Does take "trophies", but its stuff like locks of hair, mementos of encounters, t-shirts warn after mating, or even her mates underwear all mounted in their own trophy rooms.

>>8914789
Imagine a Seed Hunter Yautja that takes filled condoms as throphies

>>8914800
Why? If a yautja legitimately wanted sperm samples of aliens she was hunting she would just cut their testicles off and freeze them.
You should gen her with a dozen of severed testicles strapped too her.

>>8914810
Testes alone can't generate more seed.

>>8914658
Snekguy finished his latest story.

>>8914602
>>8914605
>>8914606
>>8914608
>alien x alien sex
I'm going to be honest. This does fucking nothing for me.

>>8914632
you are a man of taste, just like me

>>8912240
I need this, if only for her to hold me up by my neck so that my spine can decompress

>>8914844
yup

>>8914844
I just like to see women in the throes of pleasure. Doesn't matter how they got there or who it was with.
Though interspecies xeno on xeno is better, like >>8914602

>>8914816
Still can't believe he dropped the ball on SWAR like that. They had been built up for ages, and people here assumed it was part of a greater unrest within the UN leading up to a big civil war between human system dissenters and the Coalition, since that was what kept being hinted at. Instead it's pretty much just SWAR deciding to fuck off to some doomed backwater venture.

>>8914658
i'll share a cute Mhuman x Fturian fic i found recently.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/65191330

>>8915689
I've only read like a quarter of the story, but I swear the issues SWAR has with the Coalition are exactly the same as the criticisms of Pinwheel coming out of here and /trash/... given to the bad guys.

>>8915689
Anons constantly complain about all the human characters, and you want more stories focusing on humans?
>>8915780
Lol.

>>8915805
Really? If anything I've seen more complaints about the handful of xeno on xeno pairings, or male xenos with human females, then complaints about the humans.
...truth be told I usually just skip the sex scenes regardless of makeup, though especially if it involves fucking Polars.

>>8914789
>I had the idea for a type of female predator, but much more sexual.
What name could fit...
Ah! I got it!

>>8916039
If she bleeds…

>>8915780
Almost like strawmanning was his plan for the story the whole time.

>>8914816
Apparently the freaking thing is nearly as long as Autumn War yet isn't broken into parts like it.
Ya know just have War & Peace open in a browser tab bro.
>>8916180
If that was the case I would write a story a hell of a lot shorter then 450k words.

>>8916218
God bless autism

>>8914789
God that pic makes me so hard is not even funny

>>8914816
>>8915689
QRD on what happens with SWAR and the whole rebellion they did? I also hoped it wouldve been the start to a new human faction that wasnt stupid United Nations federation building hippies for once. I assume it lead to nowhere and got crushed in part due to the russian hoe betraying her comrades for ugly cat man dick in the end. If so then the entire story was a massive waste of time in the grand scheme of the Pinwheel Universe and can be skipped.

>>8916326
SWAR leader goes rogue over not trusting aliens, mostly for valid concerns. Steals a bunch of secret tech, leads a few hundred loyalists to take a jump carrier. The fly it to an isolated colony planet and attempt to take control. They end up failing due to the efforts of local resistance, the original crew of the jump carrier, and a team of special agents sent to the planet. The colony ends up better than ever and starts its own army producing the stolen experimental tech they took from SWAR. For his involvement in this, the main admiral of the story, Vos, gets shitcanned, and the admirals have their wartime powers revoked. Also, snekguy just posted a shit ton of art and a comic you gents should check out.

>>8916326
>>8916336
Basically a weak rehash of Rask Rebellion without the charm of the Rask and occasional clever ideas and projecting yourself being with a feather raptor girl in a tight hot vehicle.

>>8916336
Thanks for saving me from reading 450k words. I actually knew about most of what you said cause I read the first few thousand words when the story was first being made and skimmed the ending today. I just wanted to make sure there were no major things I was missing. The only good thing is that Mr Vos finally got fucked over, he's always been a cunt and the Broker story really showed how corrupt of a asshole he was. Very disappointing honestly, not only is it another Borealian centric story in the Alien factor (the most underserving race to be given any privileges in the alliance and the most bland) but they just ensured that humanity will just be the boring middle man faction in a frankly unfair alliance of alliance born out of the need to unite against a bigger threat. I wasnt expecting some massive authoritaian anti-alien empire to rise up or anything, but just a more "pro-human intrests and skeptical of aliens" faction that want the best for humanity. Writing romance between humans from a group like that and aliens seems much more intresting imo. I just hope the entire thing on Hades doesnt get forgeten and has long reaching consequences.

Also yeah I saw the comic, it was really neat even its very cheesy in the whole unity with aliens thing. I really do like the universe snekguy is making, and a lot of the art for it is amazing, but I do think he is squandering a lot in certain aspects. I hope the next story thats suppose to introduce the new race is more a "Birds of Prey" amd "Brokering Trust" in terms of quality.

>>8916375
I like the comic for no other reason then it brings my beloved Ambassadors (or their captain equivalents/variants) back into the fold
And hey hats off to the artist for trying out sequential art even if the results are a bit 2000's Dark Horse jank

>>8916357
Yeah I actually enjoyed Rask Rebellion a lot because it was basically humanity kicking the teeth in of those way to hubristically arrogant pirate cats in a humiliating one sided "war". Did they really think they'd win with stolen civilan human construction equipment, wooden sandboats, and muskets lol? Also yeah the Valbaran girl in it was quite precious. Still it they were way to lenient on those cats in the aftermath, but what do you expect from the fucking United Nations.

The insect-like repair gantries are really neat. Love Jarilan stuff and I'm glad we get to see more of them.

>>8916382
I really like the half alien half human race of beetgusians to, but i would prefer just giving them regular bug mandibles instead of faux mouths. I know in the stories they say that they specifically have mouths like that because it makes them look more human and makes humans more comfortable around them. But to me it just makes them a bit to uncanny, i would much rather them have typical bug mandibles cause im a weird fucker

>>8916391
it's been a while but aren't the human mouths just false ones that open more bug-like when they actually eat/drink

>>8916389
The funny thing is they should technically be considered a human faction to, and they're probably the most valuabe race for humanity in terms of skills, technology, soldiers, and so on.

>>8916392
I know they're false mouths, hence me saying the are faux. But when they dont eat or drink those mouths look and operate a lot like human mouths. But again its just a bit of an uncanny valley for me. Its also why to a lesser extent the Turians from Mass Effect always irk me in how they look. they're weird almost human mouth and noses and whatnot.

>>8916391
They ARE bug mandibles, they just fold flush to their faces like praying mantises or something to create an apparently convincing facsimile of a human face. I know exactly what you mean though, but I think they look a lot less uncanny in an artstyle like this where it emphasizes their intricate, almost porcelain doll-like appearance. I find them very cute when properly rendered.

>>8916406
I also think it's neat that the regular bugs kinda had a similar thing going on with their small vestigial mandibles. Not the most mind blowing thing that the Jarilan Queen would think of repurposing them for bonus cuteness factor. 10/10 would kiss Betelgeusians on the lip lips and get mouth assaulted by the straw tongue

>>8916406
The doll like skin and joints really do it for me. The latest story talks about cold weather Betelgeusians covered in white hairs, I’d love to see some jarilians like that.

>>8916375
>I wasnt expecting some massive authoritaian anti-alien empire to rise up or anything
>He doesn't know.

>>8916430
hmm... extra fuzzy jarries...

>>8916430
Now I’m imagining a warrior that looks like a yeti.

>>8916436
Plz enlighten me

>>8916448
We're getting an authoritarian alien empire with these snake dudes as the leaders for a new enemy faction. These are from the wips channel on his server, no complete images posted yet.

>>8916375
Also given Snekguy revealed that new race of seal aliens, he said how they serve as the scouts/privateers of some Empire. So in the future the hippie alliance is probably going do deal with space imperialists

>>8916452
>>8916453
Oh so thats who the ringleader of those seal aliens will be. I was assuming you were implying some secret shadow organization of human supremacists rising up lol

>>8916452
> wips channel on his server
What server? I hope you don’t mean discord. I fucking can’t stand that site.

>After years of building his universe, Snekguy finally adds a race of snake aliens
>They're actually probably the endgame badguys or something
Time is a flat circle, snek guy is returning to tradition. He started by making smut fics about alien snakes (Vipers from X-Com) and now he'll probaby end it that way to.

>>8916456
Oh, nah, but I think the Hadeans are kind of forming their own society after the end of the latest story.

>>8916457
Yeah it's Discord.

I think that's all he posted so far.

>>8916436
>>8916452
>>8916454
>>8916459
>>8916465
a human male will have his way with these snakes and it will result in a truce or pact of some kind and it will be kino

>>8916467
>snake girls stealing warm humie boys
we really are circling back to x-com viper fics

>>8916454
>>8916459
I love it when a large, inhuman, and monsterous body is interupted by a womanly ass and hips.

Its funny how every new alien race Snekguy drops is peak except for the very first race of his series, who are just muscluar humans with some big cat traits. Its even funnier when you learn they are his favorite race to and get the most attention in his stories. I apologize for the Borealan slander but its just the truth, if snekguy made them way more animalistic and well, alien then i'd think they'd be more likable.

The Valbarans and Brokers are definetly his most creative races as of now both designwise and culturally. The Beetleguesians (and by extension the Jarlian human hybrids) are also quite good even if they are yet another race of alien bugs that are portrayed as an unstoppable horde. But they get bonus points for being more like an actual army instead of a horde of beasts. The Krell are neat but really lacking due to just being big crocodile people and also being very primitive, but since we finally got introduced to the Brokers properly it really helped expand Krell lore as well given both races have a long history with each other that is quite messed up if you think about it. And that leaves the Borealians, and while their planet and culture is intresting, the problem is like with how they look, its just to human and familiar if you ingore the pack autism.

>>8916489
the krell need a water/swampy planet to really shine and it also means water bugs

>>8916489
Valb thighs looking juicy.
>>8916492
The comic implies a reconquering of previous Broker worlds, so maybe we’ll see some aquatic combat. Do we have any info on UNN sea vessels? I don’t recall any story featuring any.

>>8916489
The equatorial Borealans and Rusks are indeed quite meh... too much of a bornig buff anime catgirl that's basically human with just some feline bits on them. But panthers and arctic ones are much better than "average" ones.
Still even they all pale in comparison to other races in Pinwheel universe.

>human showing all of snekguy's aliens a zoo
>"hey, wait a minute..."
What'd be even better is if all their planets were home to early hominids

Someone post the Valbaran burrito comic please. I need my fix of autistic lizard women in compression shorts and sports bras.

>>8916498
>The comic implies a reconquering of previous Broker worlds, so maybe we’ll see some aquatic combat. Do we have any info on UNN sea vessels? I don’t recall any story featuring any.
The humans better be colonizing some planets of their own while they are at it and not just doing the heavy lifting as usually for those lazy capitalist squiddies. Seems like a great opportunity to explad colonial efforts imo.

One day I hope someone draws a bbw Valbaran thats gotten to addicted to the human food. Given how humanphilic they are its bound to have happened already.

>>8916489
>Its even funnier when you learn they are his favorite
no way

>>8916529
There are fat Valbs on the gallery page, DV is peak.

>>8916533
Im pretty sure they are and he's even admited it. Even if he hasnt its quite clear he favors them alot given they have the most stories about them, and even in stories where another race of aliens are the focus you always have one or two borealans as prominent side characters. And many of those Borealan side characters are reccuring ones in multiple stories. However its clear his fandom loves Valbarans the most, as they get the most fan art. A lot of the Borealan art we see is stuff Snekguy himself commissions.

>>8916536
Those northern Valbaran babes need to move to Russia like Polars did and get fat and drunk. My slavic ass thirsts for them

>>8916539
Thank god for the spread of Valbaran brainrot or we'd have no art.

>>8916436
>>8916452
>>8916465
It looks they have a prominent pit organ but no eyes. Maybe they see only in the infrared.

>>8916539
too cat-like for normies and not cat enough for perverts so no one is happy

>>8916218
>If that was the case I would write a story a hell of a lot shorter then 450k words.
Trust me, I know, ive conplained plenty. He writes all this extraneous shit that doesn't actually develop characters or plots sensibly and ultimately just ends up repeating the same beats for the smut.

>>8916336
Wait a black budget spec ops branch doesnt have their own damn transport? They have to rip it off someone else? That's fucking retarded.

>>8916545
Yes, honestly i'd argue the Valbarans are Snekguy's magum opus and really rose his setting and name to new hights not seen since the days he did X-com fanfics. I want a monogamous Valbaran wife to gently dom and bully. Thats why I loved Autumn War so much. Lucky cyborg bastard.

>>8916554
pretty sure the actual marines work that way in real life being ferried around by the navy and/or air force

>>8916389
This is my favorite one.

>>8916559
They're getting corrupted by human culture, thats hot af. by 2700 male Valbarans will be near extinct cause the ladies keep fucking human men, and thanks to Jarlian biological tech they are able to bear children from humans.

>>8916570
Agreed, and its cause since she's drinking something she's got the actual buggo maw opened up insted of the fake human mouth.

>>8916554
They do, they have small stealth ships called coursers.

>>8916562
Real SEALs aren't black budget space glowies under a completely separate chain of command with private light speed ships and powered exoskeletons. The space cyborg CIA would 100% have enough jump capable cruisers requisitioned to their personal use that they could transport all the shit they need on their own time instead of hijacking a fucking carrier group.

>>8916581
The carrier was what allowed them to control the colony I think. They use it for orbital bombardment at one point.

>>8916583
That sounds not only retarded for an organization that would have political connections to simply plant the government they want but also like he's making them cartoonishly evil

>>8916554
>>8916581
Why would SWAR have their own SWAR jump carrier? That doesn't make any sense logistically or considering how they're used. They have the coursers for covert action like what the SWAR team that showed up to respond to Hades had, while they can just hitch a ride with the regular marines for any sort of operation that requires heavier equipment.

>>8916597
People forget just how cheap and penny pinching the military is and how they always pick the cheapest option for equipment. Sometimes it's so bad civilian grade versions of the thing the military has is actually superior quality. It'd be very in character to just ship SWAR out with the normal grunts to save money.

>>8916597
They wouldnt have their own jump carrier, they'd have any other jump capable ship. They could buy a fucking civilian freighter through a dummy corporation and use that instead of hijacking a carrier group, something every military that ever existed would move heaven and earth to get back.
Why does a group which is supposedly only a few hundred anyways even fucking need a carrier when the strength of spec ops groups comes from political contacts?
This all just comes off as writing them as retarded and evil to force a black and white narrative but avoid breaking his worldbuilding.

>>8916607
Coursers are jump capable.
You can't bombard a planet with a freighter, but you can use their cargo containers as projectile weapons, which is something that happens in the story.

>>8916607
But then they wouldn't be able to control Hades' gravity well with a civilian carrier, or utilize any of the valuable military equipment present on a jump carrier. It was a base of operations completely unassailable to the civilian population. Pretty sure the UNNI were the politically conniving space CIA, by the way.

>>8916570
>>8916573
imagine being a jarilan with small tits. i'd be pissed the fuck off at the queen.

>>8916617
We haven't seen Jarilan repletes yet and I need that juice straight from the source.

>>8916614
>>8916615
Why do they need to bombard the planet? What is stopping them from controlling the heads of its government the normal way and covering up everything? Hell, whats stopping them from declaring a legal secession through the same means? Why is openly sparking a civil war necessary to their plan
Also
>naval intelligence is the CIA despite explicitly answering to the Navy chain of command and not the people who can get away with cutting off limbs to attach robot parts which supecedes a far higher government authority

>>8916630
SWAR isn't part of naval intelligence, that's UNNI. SWAR are more like the navy seals or the rangers or something.

>>8916630
I think this is coming from a base misunderstanding of the motivations of the UN, SWAR, and the characters in Dire Contingency. I think reading at least some of it would answer most of your questions since they're all kinda duhh tier.

>>8916635
See
>>8916615
>Pretty sure the UNNI were the politically conniving space CIA,
Also that would make no sense. They nominally a special science division that digivolved into a spec ops group to field test the shit. It would be abject nonsense for any generals/admirals to look at the people who are currently making railguns and lasers and then allow them to suddenly maintain their own standing arms under their own chain of command, even over a period of 30 years; and you wouldn't name your spec ops regiment of shadow warriors "special weapons and research". There is no way they would start off as or become a SEALs expy under a proper military branch, they have to be a somewhat separate entity that gets to siphon defense budget, maybe even outright private military contractors that started as skunkworks, but no way under direct navy control.

>>8916638
>no I can't explain the basic plot synopsis in a way that makes the actors seem reasonable
>and what little detail that comes out of the story makes it seem like it's written by an amateur
>but you should read 400k+ words!
No I dont think I will

>>8916645
Like the other anon said, these are all basic plot elements from the story.
SWAR is Advanced Recon, not And Research. One of their jobs is field testing experimental weapons but they don't make them.
One of the major plot points is that elements of SWAR are no longer under control of the Navy due to corruption and nepotism. They steal experimental weapons from a black site and go rogue.
It's been an ongoing thing throughout the last few books that SWAR is breaking the regs and shady admirals are covering for them.

>>8916652
I definitely could spoon feed and argue with you all night, but what's the point if you've already decided what you think about the story? I probably would've continued if you weren't drooling all over yourself calling the story retarded over basic misinterpretations because you haven't read even the opening sections yet.

>>8916653
My info may not be complete because I read the story in chunks as it was being written but from what I remember
>SWAR start off as Navy Seals equivalent
>primarily fighting human rebels like in Halo
>Bug war breaks out
>they're effective so the Admirals want more of them
>they start looking the other way when SWAR embezzle money and do illegal surgeries on recruits
>some SWAR agents start a space racist club
>they attempt some assassinations on alien diplomats
>eventually they backstab the Admiral who was funding them and steal all the illegal tech he was researching
>they try to take over a colony

>>8916621
>entire caste of jarilans dedicated to eating large amounts of food and expanding in size and breastfeeding

>>8916541
I thought reps couldn't taste capsaicin
>>8916545
>HAS THE MEMORY GONE
>ARE YOU FEELIN' NUMB

>>8916666
Holy Digits

>>8916617
why? you'd get a human with taste

>>8916452
>>8916454
>>8916459
>Vipers but worse because no tits

>>8916666
Snekguy fears pandering to Architects. The part "Queen of Jarilo" with the repletes was hot as fuck. We need BBW buggos

>>8916670
Man seeing this just makes me miss Meandraco. What ever happened to our beloved xenophillic schizo Finn? He's been silent since December 2023

>>8916687
meth
>source
finland

>>8916708
Well, its either becoming a methhead of a crippling alcoholic for most finns.

>>8916546
Are those not eyes hiding under the rim of the hood/frill?
Also, does anyone have that "baby's first speculative xeno" image? It's like a neon Avatar horse with a ton of eye spots all over its body

Any 3d animators that do human male x female alien/xeno?

Yautja Miku i found

>>8916963
She attracts prey by singing

>tfw try and make a xeno and end up just making a not-giraffe
Damn it, I'm not beating the anthro allegations.

Thanks to the Valbaran comic made by deltav, I had recently began reading some of snekguy's work. Specifically with the Valbarans. Human Resources was okay & Birds of Prey was great. I regret not reading the latter first. I enjoyed the way he sets up their personalities & culture/biology.

I am soon to read Autumn War because of the promise of that one Valbaran. Do I have funny space raptor brain rot? Most certainly. Was I tempted to read the other stories? A bit. I can't help but to feel the need to purge the cat people & the bug people. Brokers look like monster girls, so, kill'em & Krell are alright because they remind of me of Ogyrns.

>>8916670
I love a woman with a large egg-laying thorax

>>8917288
>Brokers look like monster girls
Huh? They look squids with a slight torso.

>>8917312
Finding these things attractive is an autism indicator, I'm certain of it.

>>8917319
I think you’re just a misaligned furry. /hmofa/ is two boards down.

>>8917319
But they're cute af.

>>8917319
You have a damaged amygdala. There is no cure.

>>8917340
I'd cuddle that fish

>>8917288
> Purge... kill...
Anon, are you one of our residential xenophobic enjoyers?

>>8917312
They're monster girls to me. They do have an interesting concept if memory serves me right at least. But like >>8917319 said, they're on the 'tism spectrum.

>>8917357
> Pic related

>>8917288
I do like how Autumn War's protagonist is a traumatized jingoist milf politician that is a radical outlier among her people because she experienced the genocidal first contact with the bugs on the valbaran colony planet. A monogamous and racist Valbaran female that is pro war as opposed the usual polyamorous xenophilic hippies that most of the race seems to be. I like her love-hate infatuation with the human cyborg soldier she crushes on that later evolves into true love because it feels way more satisfying to see that relationship develop. The other valb women are way to fucking easy, due to being humanophile polyamours sluts that share a single man. The growing relationship in Autumn War is way more natural because it has actual pushback from both sides. two entirely different races from different worlds shouldnt be getting hunky dory with each other in the span of a few hours lol, even if the human race basically saved their species from being bug food.

>>8917319
Anon, finding aliens attractive in general (unless they're recolored humans) is already an indicator one might not be all normal in the head lol.

>>8917372
Ah, stormtrooper anon! How would you (or any other human supremacist anon) rate the races of Pinwheel from your pov?

>>8917288
>>8917374
What's the required reading for Valb content in your opinion(s)? Just BoP and AW? Or is there something else I should read that is less focused on them but gives worldbuilding context?

>>8917539
BoP and AW are the prime stuff, as well as some short stories that focus on them. The third best story is Rask Rebellion because there is valb character that is in a threesome relationship with a human and a borealian lady.

>>8917374
Huh. I like her already, anon. I'll tell ya guys about my readings whenever I get around to reading that story.

>>8917457
> Valbaran
I find them entertaining but dangerous little bastards due to their abilities. The females are stronger than the average human male & if I am not mistaken, they're as fast as a space marine in power armor. Their downside is their endurance & whilst their greatest strength is photographic memory, they take a long while to process new information.
> Krell
I like Ogyrns, nuff said.
> Brokers
I despise monster girls as much as furries, so, they belong in the oven. I don't know much about them aside from acting like jews. Outside of that, >>8917372
> Furries & Bugs
Chattel Slavery or Death. I despise them. If what >>8916383 is true then I can certainly see why there was a bit of a pro humanity movement. Sad that said story apparently falls flat on its face. Would be cool to see a Cerberus-like faction spring up.

>>8917569
>likes Valbarans and Krell
>doesn't like monster girls or furries (i.e. anthro animal people)
aren't the former anthro lizard people? isn't this just being a scalie ?

>>8917569
You haven’t even read any of the stories, have you?

>>8917577
They pretty much are. Like I said, I find the space raptors funny & the few scenes with a Krell in Birds of Prey were pretty much an Ogryn play-by-play.

>>8917578
I made it quite apparent that I did not read most of them. I've only read two & will be reading Autumn War whenever I have a chance to.

>>8917569
>I find them entertaining but dangerous little bastards due to their abilities. The females are stronger than the average human male

I think that may be a bit of a stretch my man, their deadlines comes from being alien velociraptors, but they're also still 4ft tall womanlets and weight like 60lbs averages. Most of their strength is in their legs and leg talons. They're frankly very well suited for being gunners due to their eyesight and mobility, but not so much as frontlines. They are literally the weakest of the races in terms of str, but the most dexterous and perceptive. Complete opposite of the Krell.

Was in my recommendeds, thought /xeno/ might enjoy
https://youtu.be/DmSb0wQeR-w
Food for thought
>>8917615
I like the idea that you could pick them up by their legs and hoist them over your shoulder to render them harmless. Teasing butt drumming may follow.

>>8917615
I could have sworn that when the two characters sparred, she hogtied him with her tentacle like appendages & he could not move. I could be misremembering but that is what I recall.

>>8917340
why'd bro make them with those luscious fucking lips

>>8917706
For sucking cock.

>>8917709
Quick question, does she squirt ink when she cums?

>>8917757
No but they create loads of slime when they fuck.

>>8917569
Thanks, stormtrooper anon.

>>8916382
>>8916389
>>8916570
>>8916573
Elegance is the mulattobugs best strength

>>8917288
Fair warning, Autumn War turns into a slog of a read. Especially when Xipa's squad isn't in the spotlight, which including almost all of the last part wherein characters start lore dumping in the middle of active battlefields. Probably a bit too deep end for people not devoted to the author.
The peak stories are generally agreed to be Birds of Prey, Brokering Trust, and to a lesser extent The Rask Rebellion. I'd add personally Tepin's Muse to the lot because I enjoy it, though it's too damn short.
Avoid the slice of life stories involving Borealans.

>valbaran cuddle pile
I sleep
>valbarans all chattering at 6am over whose turn it is to cook brekkie
I sleep
>they take me to the hospital because I am in a coma
I sleep

>>8917845
>Fair warning, Autumn War turns into a slog of a read. Especially when Xipa's squad isn't in the spotlight
Yep, I will flat out admit that when the story shifted from the Xipa storyline to that of the other guys (I forgot their names) I mostly fucking skimmed it. The Autumn War saga is franky two different stories put together that just so happen to be in the same exact battlefield. If you're a big Valbaran girl fan, read the stuff with Xipa's group, if you're a fan of Jarlian ladies, then read the other plotline of the story. Honestly I tried to read it all because I read snekguy's shit for the plot, but even then the Xipa stuff is way more intresting imo

I found the latest story to drag the fuck on out of the fighting and even during it.
It was extremely modern-Marvel tier where everyone has to monologue and quip mid-fight rather than just fucking fighting and getting the kill.
[spoiler]I'm reminded of a film called The Killer where a guy who is an assassin goes to a house to do a hit, and the guy he's trying to kill starts trying to monologue and it gives his position away so the assassin can just shoot him directly and it was extremely satisfying to see.[/spoiler]

John Halo doesn't afraid of anything and claps all kinds of alien cheeks

>>8918135
Sang wife vs Yautja wife

>>8918119
Maybe Barbossa could have seccussefully created his own planetary government if he didnt monologue and killed anyone on the enemy side that started monologuing.

>>8917569
OK, how about if you were to embody your TK self & fight them?

>>8917803 np
>>8917845
Unfortunate. I don't mind lore dumps but having it be dropped during a fight could prove distracting. I do agree with Birds of Prey, it was a pretty good book. I might be tempted to read the other two, though, they might not be up my alley. Save only for the murder of those abominations.
> Tepin's Muse / Avoid the Borealans
If you have the time, tell me some stuff about it. I might take a look if it hits my fancy. And don't worry, I plan on not reading those. Haha
>>8918094
> when the story shifted...
Well, fuck.
>>8918310
I'll get to you in a moment, anon.

>>8918285
yeah those have got to be eyes on the hood

>>8918416
Tepin's Muse is one of the few times Snek does gay shit and it's cute because male Valbs are underrated.
Brokering Trust had a gay edition but you're basically wordswapping rather than writing it custom like with Tepin's Muse so it's not quite as good desu.

>>8917080
This new?

man, i liked jarilan gf squad storyline a lot more than the other one with the valbaran lady. it had its moments, but it wasn't my favorite. weird. i guess im just a bugfaggot.

>>8916827
lol, this one?

>>8918310 >>8918416
It varies. A Valbaran would not stand a chance alone & I doubt that a group of them would be able to take out a squad of TKs. Though, having it in their home turf, in their forest, would be a playback to Vietnam all over again.

I would want a very big gun if I'm facing off against a Krell & preferably far enough away so that thing doesn't rip me in half. Outside of that, I think with either a few specific weaponries or perhaps more bodies, victory is assured.

The Borealans are backwater savages. I don't believe they would prove to be too much of an issue, though, their strength is quite up there from recollection. I would think that they are as strong or at least slightly less strong than a Brute from Halo. So, like the Krell, I would not want to be near them whatsoever. If they get close enough to use hands, then I think it's game. But overall, I doubt that they would win.

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>>8918463
yeah that's the one, cheers!

>>8918463
>ayys I'm making have none of these
Feelsgoodman.

>>8918463
Petal jaws are fucking kino don't slander that you faggot.

>>8918474
>Petal jaws

>>8918476
DON'T (YOU) ME, I'M RIGHT!!!

>>8918479
:^)

>>8918479
>petals
>like flowers
lol u like roses homo

>>8918438
I'm suprised anyone would notice. I wasn't happy with the way it looked so I remade a few more since the style was pretty simple. I'm kind of ping-ponging around to keep the burn-out away. I'm also working on some other sfw comics and lore stories, but it's taking time. I can share them if you want, but I'm fine releasing it in bulk later.

>>8918506
yes please! I love your work,
Also, like the new design of this alien species >>8917080

>>8918506
I noticed, I just didn't wanna jump the gun and comment on it, in case you were going to post a followup right after

>>8918513
>>8918524
I understand, but I'm glad you like it regardless. The last pic was a work in progress, but the swf comics will be monochrome.
>picrel
Also, god help us, I'm attempt to write some comedy. Please let me know me if it doesn't work, I'm trying to get better at it.
>https://files.catbox.moe/6ixj3h.png
>https://files.catbox.moe/dj4ra9.png
>https://files.catbox.moe/6ckdgd.png
Those are the follow up images.
>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AY303N4tvZPY-6-KtyKRnZ1B5MzEYjDK8-wpIFhVkhg/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.jqs010i6k6mu
And *that* is the lore I've got finished so far. Alot of this shit's wierd, so I have no idea well it's going to land when I put on my site one day.

>>8918474
It's not that petal jaws are there, its also combined with the quadropedal/finned/chitin/see in the dark/perfect hearing that makes a xeno cringe
>t. Petal jaw enjoyer

>>8918416
>Tepin's Muse
Is actually a recommend. It's hard to describe without telling the whole story since it's so short, but basically a male Valb artist on his own goes to the Pinwheel station, stumbles into a Krell of sex decided by whichever version of the story, and they do stuff around the station before the inevitable. Rare humanless pairing.
Should mention that, although it doesn't matter that much for Muse, you should always read the Hetero versions, especially the Valb stories cause the bi versions actually undermine some things in the stories.
>Borealan slice of life
Only read about half of them and they're horribly trite and longer compared to Muse and it's the shitty cat people including the landwhale ones and almost never has lore events in them. And they have the worst cover art. Now it's hard to describe because it's hard to remember what happens because I was so disinterested... only for people who really like normie-tier catgirls who're big and possibly have diabetes.

>>8918460
I hated the idea of them from spoilers and reading their origin story, but once they actually showed up in their hybrid forms the jarilians are consistently entertaining and charming.
I especially liked the one male drone in one of the stories, I forget which, who was obsessively worrying about any questionable action by him being used again the species as a whole and starting to chafe hard under the pressure.

>>8918470
My knowledge on the other races are somewhat limited. I know that the bugs have a few tricks up their sleeves, what I understand from 'Birds of Prey', they operate in swarm tactics. I don't think they would do well alone, outside of a few outliers such as their queen or specialized units. In a squad v squad setting? My money is still on the TK.

The Brokers seem to have mechs(?) or at least machines but I don't know much about them outside of their actual bodies & their tech is apparently out of this world. So, maybe they're equivalent to the Tau? I would only imagine that out of the water, they're as good as dead.

For Humanity, I think they would probably fair much better either solo or in a squad. The engagement would be similar to the UNSC fighting against the Covenant. So, I would assume that TKs would come out on top most of the time.

In a total war scenario? That's where things get a bit more interesting. In general, the technology for the Galactic Empire simply surpasses most if not all of the factions/races in that setting. The Coalition has multiple allies. The Empire doesn't. They don't use auxiliaries per say as they detest the idea of other races working for the empire. So, that's an edge for the Coalition. Outside of that edge, I can only see this turning into a UNSC vs. Covenant situation.

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>>8918533
>That black dude
Isn't that the guy that blew 50k on the Charlie AMV for Hazbin Hotel?

>>8918533
Nice art, surprised you haven't added them to your website. Also, I think I get the gist of the comic, without needing to fully understand what the aliens are saying. That said, it might go over most people's heads without context, however.

>>8918533
Why do they have barcodes tattooed on their arms?

>>8918579
Dude, I memory holed that shit so hard, kek. He does look a little like like him, but what else do you do with cartoon glasses? But other than that, not much else. Thanks for making me lose my sides, lol.
>>8918592
Thanks anon. I haven't added it yet because I want them to be a part of a whole set (and to correct any mistakes with the extra time.) But I'm happy it's not confusing, but I do need to find some other ways to add more context before I write the short stories their in. But I could probably do that in the image description.

>>8918612
A story related thing they're in since it's not in the same world as my usual stuff. I took some inspiration from Oddworld, making them essentially factory workers/slaves like the mudokons. This would before they find a way out of their sentient city/factory/whatever. Just more ideas that I have on the shelf.

>>8918427
>gay shit
Heresy, but I'll take your word for it.

>>8918538
Tempting if straight but it'll probably be after I get through Autumn War. I don't plan on reading the gay shit. I just have no interest in it. And yeah, I can only imagine what arcs in those stories that I've read would be ruined for that singular purpose. Besides, how the culture of the raptors present itself. It doesn't seem likely that one would be open to the idea of being a homo.
>Abominable Obese Cats
Kek. I will never be opposed to the prospect of incineration against those cat people.

>>8918533
I got a question for you. What motivated you to draw, write, and overall, make this setting? I'm making my own little sci-fi, but it'd be nice to hear your process and how long it has taken you to get here I suppose. Your stuff is cool and I'm glad to see your back wandering in this thread. Also the redesign looks great!

>>8918472
>>ayys I'm making
And yet you don't share with the class?

>>8918630
Because some are rough ideas and the finalised one is a not-giraffe that would probably be yeeted by trigger-happy jannies assuming it's b&thro.

>>8918618
Nice looking forward to seeing more of them, also just realized that in the third pic the dudes barcode switched arms.

>>8918629
Honestly, finding motivation is getting hard these days. But that's just the very minor depression talking. It's mostly a habit for me at this point because there's things I want to see out there that don't exist. I used to take looong stretches of time to focus on just ONE thing medium, but it got tiring after awhile. Now I just pick and chose want to do, knowing it'll all add up one day since I have the patience for it. There's a lot more to it, but I try to be thorough with the way I write my ayys to make them feel and think alien but familiar.

But times like these help reinvigorate me a bit, so I want to thank you and others for today. And I'd be happy to see you stuff too, whenever you have the time. I'm always look for cool obsure finds on the net.
>>8918641
Thanks x2 for catching that and I'll definetly try to squeeze in more time for them somewhere. Keeping track of all this stuff is intimidating sometimes.

>>8918651 (me)
Oh, in terms of how long, I've drawn for here since 2022 (I think?), but I wasn't very active. The bulk of my stuff comes from 2023 in terms of drawing, in last year in terms of writing. I used to treat this like a second job really but, but I have more limited time now and I'm trying to remember that a hobby in the end. I love it but, just one guy. (Little busy the moment so expect some replies. Mobile-posting is cancer in my county.)

>>8918651
Well I'd be happy to share my stuff, it's a little unorganized but there's a lot there already. I can share them over DM's on some other platform whether it's twitter, discord, etc. Not necessarily comfortable making it public yet.

>>8918675
Wow, you could have made me believe you started a decade ago with how stylized your stuff is. It looks good and has substance to it- dare I say, you got talent.

>>8918698
Understandable, I've got docs I don't share either. I don't use it with folks outside of my friends often, but you can hit me up on discord: look_n_lurk. I'd be happy to talk shop and other stuff.
>>8918700
Oh no, I didn't start drawing for the first time *ever* in 2022. I've drawn since I was like four. I just dropped by, but my style has developed a good bit since then I suppose. And I was pretty shit for most of that time as a hobbyist.

I know it takes a bit to fall off but new bread?

>>8918285
She looks like she rapes human men.

>>8919266
Imagine the Amazon position