Nobody. Especially Her Man. He Can't Resist Her In Principle, And Even More So In His T-shirt.

Yeah. It has been a long time since there has been such a stir around someone's personality. At this point in time, there are 4 versions of who this is known to me. Tech, Cody, a random clone, and in the Russian segment I came across a version that this dude is a clone of Obi Wan. the latter is more of a funny version than one that should be taken seriously.

Alright.. Everyone saying this guy is Tech. My theory is that this is Cody. C'mon think about it, this season is bringing all the stuff back from season 1, like Avi Singh or Roland Durand. Cody dissapeared a long time ago in season 2 and I don't think he was a random cameo. Also Crosshair mentions he was resisting the re-education program cuz he is a defective clone, so Tech must have resist it too (if he was alive). Sorry for bad english lol :)) Also also.. they mentioned Boba in season 1, I have my hopes up xd

I didn't have time to really eat the Brown Eyes pie, as I wanted buns with raisins and peanuts. The recipe for the dough is the same as in the case of the pie, with the only difference that I added my favorite dried fruits and representatives of the legume family to it.

Do you think they should be named after someone from Squad 99? If so, who exactly?

It seems to me that Wrecker and 99 are ideal candidates.

The fourth chapter is already ready. Most likely, the fifth or sixth chapter will be the final one in fan fiction. Then I will illustrate some points and reveal some points that were not included in the final version.

The second and third chapters of my au fiction have been released. I will attach a link to the main page of this work so that it will be easier to update it if other posts on it appear in my profile.

All information about au and first chapter of my fiction at the moment here.

I remind you that the work is written in Russian, as I do not speak English well. Excuse me.

POV: Tech and Hamlock are fighting for the soul of the Cross

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Or something like that, here at your discretion

Not so long ago, I thought about the future of Omega and that's what should happen to her if there is a series about her and her adventures within the resistance (or not about her, but about other characters, where she will be a minor character who will not appear in the plot very often).

The creators are obliged to add a mission in which a girl accidentally finds a small child who has lost his parents. And not just that, the parents went somewhere and were killed, but the child did not know it, or they died under the rubble of the building, no. They were killed by the Imperials in front of their baby in a cruel way, which is why the boy stopped talking, it turned out to be so traumatic.

Omega, being a clone of Django, took him under her wing, planning to put him in foster care at the Pabu. However, in the course of some events, the boy became attached to her and she became his mother. Naturally, they periodically visited the Pabu and the boy, after the death of his parents, began to smile, eat normally, and at some point began to speak words like "mom", "grandfather", "uncle".

Just imagine the reaction of the Batches to the fact that their girl became a mother, and a mute child who began to speak after some time. Yes, one word at a time, but you must agree, when the child fell silent, and then began to speak a little after a long period of time, it is impossible not to be happy for him.

It seems to me that there will be the same reaction as the heroes of the Soviet film "Men". According to the plot, the main character there found out that his ex died, and before that, many years ago, she gave birth to his daughter. She is not yet of age and someone needs to take custody of her and her younger brothers (as I understood they were not the biological children of that woman). One of the boys was mute and at the end of the movie he started talking. The man was happy, as if it was his own son. I think in the case of Batchy's grandson, they will react the same way.

Just a few hours and we'll get episode 12, which will either cheer us up by joking at the beginning, a few times in the middle and at the end, or we'll all get even more depressed and look forward to the next episodes with horror.

In the meantime, I will speak about the already released episodes. It pisses me off that we haven't seen Echo since the finale of episode 7. He didn't have much screen time last season anyway due to the fact that he left the main characters in the middle. And there is even less of it here. And it also pisses me off that another character, who has VERY little screen time in total, almost no disclosure and development, appears even less. Gods, what did the character Phee do to deserve this? She looks like some kind of one-size-fits-all character who played his role and that's it, he's just being removed, pushed into the background.

And about her relationship with the cinnamon bun, I'm completely silent. At least give her a photo of him on the control panel, which she looks at with sadness and longing.

I like the way it was said in the Russian version. Obi said, "умница," and it was really funny.

STAR WARS: EPISODE II - ATTACK OF THE CLONES 2002, dir. George Lucas

After the 501st and the 212th finish a joint mission, the commanding officers and troops begin their well deserved break. Some immediately go to bed, or get something to eat. While some get their much needed dose of caffeine.

Caffeine Crazed Cody

As you all know, I'm not much of an artist. In any case, I didn't expect a good result when I started working on this drawing. My friend and I discussed that Crosshair was the easiest person to pass off as a woman because of his slim build, and a few months later I came up with the idea that it would be funny if a Wrecker sniper were in that situation.

Exactly. In other words, this scene is steeped in symbolism and small details. This... really cool.

I love the attention to detail. Two islands of light. Crosshair on one, the others on the other. They perfectly displayed the huge gap that was created in the first season by Cross. Now he needs to regain the trust of his brothers after almost a year of living apart. From now on, the arc of Crosshair's correction begins in the eyes of the rest of the squad, his rehabilitation begins now and it is not known how soon he will be able to become a full-fledged part of this family again. When they trust him again and accept him as their own.

Omega will most likely help him with this. She was generally a ray of light, a supportive sister who you want to protect. She's the only one who believed in Cross, who trusts him even after all this time. Now that her brother has stopped listening to his demons and has begun his redemption, she must help him become Clone 99 again.

I sincerely hope that his story will not end with his death, otherwise we have already lost one.