In favor of nuffing Steven and Amy I have given the Spirit Leave Body powers to Amy but it is still Steven who is the Gem Whisperer. A real Team Effort #DoNotWakeSleepySteve
Rex- A pile of dirt and grass from some hole that Hardcase dug to try and make an underground fort again Echo- A mutated frog that was lost in the sewers of Coruscant Fives- Rolled up putting green carpet from a mini golf place Jesse- General Skywalkers pet Kix- A fashion disaster. Green and brown robes dont go together psh Tup- Bald Tooka cat with a skin condition Dogma- extra large iguana Hardcase- A pet that he should take home and hide under his bunk for a new pet Coric- A tripping hazard Bly- Something that should go work with the 501st instead of the 327th 99- Himself but with green paint all over his body Cody- Crazy Waxer/Boil- Oscar the Grouch Wolffe- Trouble Boost/Sinker- A booger Hunter- One of Techs weird science experiments gone wrong Wrecker- a hulk action figure. actually tried picking Yoda up to play with him. Tech- An opportunity for a science experiment to go wrong Crosshair- The newest defective clone member of the bad batch (kamino labs get wild)
all cyberpunk stories are like “If you wanna crack open a cybercroissant this nasty, you’re gonna need a real top notch e-driller. i know a guy- Toledo Killswitch- he’s got the frag ordinance you need to grizzle this bocce ball.”
If you’re terribly curious why this is, it’s because William Gibson – the guy whose work is largely synonymous with first-wave literary cyberpunk – spent most of the 1970s bumming around the Toronto drug scene (for many years he claimed he’d moved to Canada in order to avoid the Vietnam draft, though he later admitted that it was mostly for easier access to weed), and much of the distinctive argot of his work is based on the youth counterculture slang he observed during that period of his life. So basically the reason that dialogue in classic cyberpunk sounds Like That is because the characters all talk like teenage Canadian stoners from the 70s.
