Tiger Kara

Tiger Kara 🐯

One of the Kara's look funny I am so sorry 😭

Hi I am back for the full moon

I bring today wifey but tiger because girl hot

I don't know why I decided to draw her with tigers, just thought it would look cool

It's October so imma try and draw some wlw stuff before October ends because we fell in love in October and that's why I love fall

Hi

Have some arts

The babies + tigers because these are the only things I have left in my life 👍

Moon Kara because I love her and Tiger Kara because I wanna work on her more, trying a new style of rendering is the worst decision I've ever made in 2023 <3

First connor and Markus of the year slay !!

Tiger pen doodles I did while watching some teacher I retired 👍

I need to work on markus a bit more but connor looks alright?

Also dehya drip Marketing!!!

There is a fundamental misunderstanding of Connor's character within the fandom. I find it incredibly ironic that a majority of the fan base looked at Connor and labeled him soft, innocent, pure, and harmless, when the whole point of his character is that that's what Cyberlife designed him to be. He even says it to Hank in The Nest.

"Cyberlife androids are designed to work harmoniously with humans. Both my appearance, and voice, were specifically designed to facilitate my integration."

The whole point of his story is to show that he is not a pure and good person. Us, as the player, should know better than anyone that Connor is not harmless or soft. Connor is constantly putting up a facade because that's what Cyberlife needs from him. He is designed to integrate with humans - and Hank - to achieve the best results in the investigation.

A fan favorite moment is during Waiting for Hank when you get to snoop around Hank's belongings and ask him invasive questions in order to gain information about him for more amicable relations. It is not Connor taking a genuine interest in Hank.

Then there's The Nest, where Connor once again tries to bond with Hank. He tries to forge a relationship because it is what Amanda wants, and what Cyberlife needs for maximum efficiency in Connor's hunt.

There's also the moment Connor can snoop around Hank's home to find out incredibly person and intimate details about his past. Also considered a fan favorite moment.

These moments:

Are not real. They are not Connor being a pure cinnamon role. It is Connor putting on an act to get the best results. It's a concept introduced in the very first chapter of the game. Connor does not care about Daniel. He barely blinks at his death. But the whole negotiation, it is Connor's goal to pretend he gives a shit. Connor does this with every single victim.

This is not Connor feeling genuine empathy for these people:

It is him finding the best way to accomplish his mission. It is him not burning a bridge that could be useful in the future.

So many moments the fandom sites as Connor being a Good Boi TM is just him acting. The same act that he puts on to convince his victims and allies alike that he is a Good Boi. But he's not.

This:

Is Connor. He is cold. He is ruthless. He simply does not care. The only moment of genuine joy he shows pre deviancy is when he is praised by Amanda for his efficiency in capturing a subject.

And that's the point. He starts off the game a terrible person who does not care for the lives of those around him. He only learns to become a good person through growing genuinely empathetic towards the people he is killing. That's why The Bridge is so important.

Connor spends so long asking questions. Asking Hank personal questions so he can adapt better to his personality. Connor asking questions so he can piece together the puzzle of deviancy. At the bridge, Hank finally stops Connor in his tracks and asks him the questions. Makes him stop and think about something besides his investigation for once. Why didn't you shoot, Connor?

It's after The Bridge that Connor finally starts to analyze himself and his actions too.

So, no. Connor is not a pure cinnamon role. He's a manipulative selfish murderer who can only redeem himself by not pretending to be innocent and kind anymore. For Connor to really become a good person, he has to go against everything that makes him a cinnamon role because that facade was made by Cyberlife.

Merry Christmas Northara!!!

I love them sm🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Live for them

Dragonbane restored the deleted Pirate's Cove sequence!! Folks it looks absolutely amazing, he did a fantastic job!

Fair warning -- parts of it are pretty brutal. I can see why it was cut from the final game. (Although there are a few bits here and there I wish had been reused somehow... ah well)

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