When Fandoms Collide In Rashaka's Medulla Oblongata

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My brain is sometimes filled with very peculiar things. For instance, my recent fun times debating boys-only fanboy purists at startrek mixed with my cautious delight of the Last Airbender teaser led my brain toward imagining one of those large, ensemble fanarts where you see all the characters at their various corners of the picture doing crazy things.

In the form of a Star Trek / Avatar fusion!


Kirk = Sokka (actiony spaceslut)

Spock = Katara (prone to extremes)

Uhura = Suki (the professional)

McCoy = Zuko (McGrumpyFace)

Sulu = Aang (flyboy forever)

Chekov = Teo (prodigy)

Scotty = Toph (cause if Toph were European, she'd be a Scot stereotype)

((Maybe with Azula in a bubble in the corner of the image as a Romulan, and Mai & Ty Lee as time-travelling Data and Wesley, respectively.))


This is totally disregarding my ship preferences, but that's just how I can see it playing out. Katara cross-dressed as 'Spock' makes me giggle the most.

p.s. I love the updated Water Tribe logo.

Comments

[jade-sabre-301.livejournal.com]

you are damn lucky you retracted that "McCoy as a girl" bit in your original comment because otherwise I was going to have to kick your ass. Eomer is v. v. precious.

MAI AND TY LEE AS DATA AND WESLEY FTW oh Wesley how I love you despite yourself.

[manonlechat.livejournal.com]

Don't know if you caught this at CAPSTARA but...

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

When I saw this in my inbox just now, I genuinely chuckled. Kind of a half giggle-chuckle. A gickle.


You want to know something lame? I only figured out that BB=baby about three days ago. But I've seen it all over fandom for the last six months! I had no idea what it was supposed to mean. >D

[thisficklemob.livejournal.com]

Dammit, you made me read (and comment on) fanboy fail. :p

This probably sounds bad. Oh well.

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

I am cheerfully using the OP and trolls to excise my irritation over the total meltdown of gender discussion I had with my brother over the internet last week. Talking dicey political stuff with people you care about takes consideration and careful thought; ripping apart the entry-level posturing of people on the internet is practically fun in comparison.

Re: This probably sounds bad. Oh well.

[thisficklemob.livejournal.com]

Heeee.

The real fail is that he just started out sounding snobby and stick-in-the-muddish. Sure, there was that whiff of fanboy entitlement about the piece, but it was just your basic whining/trolling/shit-stirring. But his reaction in the comments? Totally demolished his claims of not being sexist, in the very comments whining about how he was not being sexist.