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Meet HELLCAT
They went to earth, got called a devil, then built their whole aesthetic around it
FUSION!
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I made a fusion of My OC's + my lovely friend Scar's (@scarlettaagni ) OC, Quasar
The first and favorite is HELLCAT + Quasar
(Named Solar Flare by Scar, Sol for short)
And the second is Starburst, Lark'eth/Leggy McGee + Quasar
FUSION!
(click for best Quality, please reblog, don't repost)
I made a fusion of My OC's + my lovely friend Scar's (@scarlettaagni ) OC, Quasar
The first and favorite is HELLCAT + Quasar
(Named Solar Flare by Scar, Sol for short)
And the second is Starburst, Lark'eth/Leggy McGee + Quasar
Happy Birthday, @ollieopossums-revenge!
there’s no Yautja for “happy birthday” so I just wrote something that Solar Flare would say: “fuck you”
Solar Flare for my Friend! @scarlettaagni
this is our boy, a fusion of two of our OCs, HELLCAT! and Quasar
Some edits from my insta page
Trish and Jessica-AKA Unstoppable Force Meets Immovable Object
The main theme of Jessica Jones season 3 is at what point is someone beyond redemption and do we have the right to decide. This is at the core of Jessica and Trish’s conflict in season 3. Trish believes that she is “the world’s moral compass” and sees the world in black and white. There is a clear good and bad but she places herself above her perceived morality. Since she believes that she is above her perceived morality it gives her the right to choose who is beyond redemption and who isn’t. Meanwhile Jessica is harder on herself about her morality. She believes the worst in herself and thus tries to keep herself in check. She knows she isn’t above making morally questionable decisions given the right motivation and thus believes that she can’t be the one to decide if someone is too far gone because she is subject to error and letting her emotions drive her. This is what eventually leads to their respective endgames within the Jessica Jones narrative.
Trish has shown seeds of this from the very beginning. She wasn’t able to carry through with it herself because she didn’t have superpowers, but once she got superpowers she started down the slippery slope that all the marvel netflix heroes have had to deal with throughout their respective shows. The thing that finally pushed her down was her mother’s death. With her mother’s death Trish had trouble reconciling the possible and slowly evolving redemption of their relationship with the reality of the abuse she suffered at her mother’s hand. This caused her to view the negative effects of the results of her mother’s abuse through the same lense as the positive characteristics she developed because of her mother’s influence. She took the positive tenacity and applied the lessons her mother taught her about undermining and forcing change with her abilities to the proportional extremes that Dorothy did at times. She wasn’t able to see the downward spiral into being the “bad guy” because her entire perspective on herself and her abilities had been warped in this way. The seeds had always been there through her pushing/encouraging Jessica into her final decision with Kilgrave to her intense desperation to get powers and finally become a vigilante hero to her killing Jessica’s mother. She had been slipping down this slope for a long time it only took a final push to make her fall all the way down. Trish has always had an ends justify the means mentality. In her final desperate attempt to continue the lie she tells herself, that she is still in the right, she does the unthinkable and tries to kill Jessica. This was due to her desperation to deny that she had become the very thing she hates the most and that her assessment of Jessica not having what it takes was wrong because sometimes it takes more strength to let someone like Salinger live than it does to kill him. She had been the victim for so long that when she finally got the power she craved she became the oppressor.
Jessica on the other hand has been gradually growing into a more conventional hero throughout the show’s run and has learned from her abusers and managed to break the cycle of abuse instead of perpetuate it. Her story has had the exact opposite trajectory of Trish’s. Jessica fears herself and her failures. She fears that all the death that she has experienced will be for nothing and that pushes her forward. There are multiple times throughout the show that she has tried to run only to end up facing her problems in the end. The fear that she isn’t good enough is ever present and is what ends up making her more heroic. As with Trish the death of her mother plays a big role in her growth towards her end position, but instead of pushing her to extremes it causes her to reign in her darker nature and try to live up to the moniker she so fears. Whereas Trish lies to herself about her superiority Jessica lies to herself about her inferiority. Believing that her powers don’t really make her more worthy to be a hero but instead less because of the way she obtained them. She keeps saying that she doesn’t want to be a hero and yet keeps participating in heroic acts which betrays her conflicting inner desires and outer portrayal/actions. She finally sheds the fear that she can never be a hero and stops denying her desire to be one which sees her finally become a hero in the more traditional sense.
Trish and Jessica were clearly set up to be on opposite paths of villain and hero respectively. Their opposing beliefs and actions throughout the three seasons of the show lead to an emotionally charged conflict between two people who clearly care about each other, but believe so strongly in their ideals that conflict was inevitable. The difference between the two was how far they were willing to go within the conflict. The realization to Trish that her beliefs had brought her to the point where she would attempt to kill Jessica, the person she cares the most about, is what broke her and made her rethink her beliefs. Jessica came out of the conflict “victorious” because she wouldn’t sacrifice her morality to accomplish her end goals proving Trish wrong. Unstoppable force meets immovable object, except with this clash of the two their is a winner. The unstoppable force, Trish, falls to the immovable object, Jessica. The dichotomy of these two characters makes them one of the most interesting friends turned enemies in the superhero television medium.
#EDC #POCKETVOMIT #3RDSHIFT #HELLCAT #MTECHBALLISTIC @hankin4kj Love my new hank and the heart beat stitching is awesome! I will be back for more custom work! (at Verizon Wireless)