Ended up rewatching the preview for Star Trek Prodigy Season 2. We don't know if there's a one-year time jump between Season 1's last episode and Season 2, but I am glad that the crew behind this show know their uniforms. The Protostar crew is on their Picard flashback style uniforms.
I will not be surprised if the original plan for this scene in Star Trek Prodigy was the USS Enterprise, but because other shows have plans for said ship, they went with the USS Sovereign.
current mood: megumi blue dolphin pedaling anxiously through heavy fire
decades later her legacy lives on
In a sandstorm of Dune ✨
Lady Margot Fenring
A question for the ages.
Star Trek Prodigy is a special show. It gets Star Trek.
I have zero expectations with the live-action Dead or Alive movie, and it's surprisingly fun. Also, this scene with Christie and Tina is just... *chefs kiss*
Atsuko Maeda, you will always be famous.
Rina Ikoma popping in a random episode of King-Ohger is unexpected. Best way to describe it is imagine a popular member of an all-girl idol group from the 2010s who has a decent solo career after the group went on hiatus pop up in an episode of Power Rangers.
You know, this week's Ohsama Sentai King-Ohger can fuel a lot of AU fan fics about Hymeno being Rita's idol producer, which lead up to an eventual romance between the two.
Thank you "For the Love of Spock" for this weird ass edit of the main Star Trek TOS quartet as The Beatles.
gohan is the funniest ever version of a burnt out gifted kid because the thing he’s burnt out on is having superpowered martial arts abilities. by every other metric he’s a very stable and successful adult man but nobody in his life except his wife and mother care about that shit, and they all call him a washed up loser because he doesn’t want to shoot energy beams at aliens anymore.
you know what i forgot that he likes to use his superpowers to occasionally larp as kamen rider so maybe he’s not THAT well adjusted. but his wife loves when he does it, so actually he’s doing great.
I'm doing some tinkering on Fauxstalgia stuff, and since I believe in sharing resources, here's an RGB PNG version of the official DC pantone guide, with the swatches re-sampled from current pantone standards. This set is from 1982, but should be generally believable for most stuff post-WWII.
The versions floating around online (two of which are under the fold) are scans of prints and are not accurate for color-picking.
Now, these colors would also be altered by the printing process, but for clean, pre-print versions, here's some authenticity.
