Transformers: Prime - Season 1, Episode 5

Transformers: Prime - Season 1, Episode 5

well that’s wierd...wait... are we in Gravity Falls?

source:  Emile Rafael 

Beyond Good and Evil - Friedrich Nietzsche inspired by (x)

Floor Jansen of Nightwish at last week’s FortaRock. @floor_jansen_official @fortarock

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God without the dialogue there Optimus and Megatron look like they’re friends just talking. Body language, man!

It’s like they found a funny youtube video and are discussing it

That amazing feeling

When you come back to an old fandom and find new artwork and fanfiction alongside with old, nostalgic ones.

Friendly reminder that Tony loses FRIDAY as soon as the Q-ship leaves Earth. That means throughout the entire fight sequence on Titan, it is Tony’s quick thinking and pure ingenuity that’s controlling the nano bots on the bleeding edge armor. It’s 100% Tony bringing out all of the big guns against Thanos and also withstanding the power stone, which is known to destroy entire worlds.

Tony Stark, an ordinary human being pushing 50 with an extraordinary mind, fights Thanos without an AI and single-handedly makes the purple grape bleed - even if it’s just a drop. Just think about that…

I think we need to talk about Optimus and Tessa

Ok so I see all these wonderful posts going around about Cade and Optimus being happy together, and they’re awesome but I think we should be paying more attention to Tessa.

Tessa who suddenly had a second dad, one who’s just as fiercely fond and protective of her as her biological dad (and far more respectful of her bodily autonomy!) One who sits with her on the back lawn and tells her stories, the stories he grew up with on a far away world. One who helps her with the mountains of paperwork involved in applying to colleges and scholarships. 

One who comes and picks her up when her car breaks down one night so Cade doesn’t get woken up (he’s just come back from a business trip and is super jetlagged).

One who, on the nights that Cade works way too late, shows up at the kitchen window and takes a food-laden plate delicately between thumb and forefinger and carries it over, crouching so he won’t spill it. (It’s a plastic plate; the first time it was glass and it went badly). 

He’s the one she can talk to about pregnancy scares, even if he has to spend a few moments searching the internet before he can give reassurances. He doesn’t freak out (and as she later finds, has had them himself) and offers whatever help she needs, whatever her decisions. He’s the one she can talk to about relationship issues, since Cade exists somewhere between Does Not Want To Hear It and Let Me Get My Shotgun, That Son Of A Bitch Does Not Deserve My Baby Girl.

He’s the one who teaches her how to use the weapons the other Cybertronians keep leaving around the place. He’s the one who ever-so-gently scolds Cade when Cade raises objection to his baby girl fighting. “It is not our job to protect her,” he says. “It is our job to teach her to protect herself.”

(That ‘our’ does a lot to mollify Cade. It makes it less accusatory—and it’s a reminder of just how seriously Optimus takes their relationship.) 

It’s Optimus she talks to about the rejection letters from colleges. Dad’s so hopeful, she doesn’t want to tell him; Optimus reminds her that it would be kinder to let him know. It’s Optimus she talks to when she gets into one, because holy crap it is on the other side of the country how is Dad gonna manage without me? 

Optimus points out that Cade is fully adult, and should be able to manage things for himself. At the long look Tessa gives him, he adds, “But I will remain here as well.”

Because in the end, Optimus didn’t just wind up with a human partner…he became part of a human family. 

Light at the End of the Road : The bright light at the end of this country road is actually a remarkably close conjunction of two planets. After sunset on August 27 brilliant Venus and Jupiter almost appear as a single celestial beacon in the night skyscape taken near Lake Wivenhoe, Queensland, Australia. A spectacular vertical panorama from the southern hemisphere, it shows the central Milky Way near zenith, posed on top of a pillar of Zodiacal light along the ecliptic plane. Of course Mars and Saturn are near the ecliptic too, just below the galaxy’s central bulge. Above and left of a tree on the horizon, fleeting planet Mercury also adds to the light at the end of the road. via NASA

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Ooh Primus x’D”

Imagine Megatron killing Tarn by reading him his poetry.