@agatharights said: Kaon apparently still has Trypticon Prison and a still-active gladiatoral ring…which is…curious.
I forgot about Trypticon Prison. (Which is a bad move on the Autobot Council’s part honestly. “Let’s keep all of our enemies in their home! Ah ha! They’ll never escape now! This will never bite us in the bumper!”)
And yes… the gladiatorial ring is very curious…
I wonder who these “gladiators” are… especially so close to the Prison…
And I wonder who exactly approves of this…
I was gonna say “I think they just use it for like general sports and autobots now” but oh jeeze.
…listen, I think what’s important is that we can all agree that Kaon is a scrapheap no matter what.
No they do not. Not only did they exile all the Decepticons, but anytime they find one, they get thrown into the ruins of their former capital and are forced to watch Gladiator fights.
The Allspark only knows who exactly these gladiator are. Probably a couple of strong, “heroic” Autobots to represent the power of the Autobot Commonwealth, but possibly some unruly Decepticon prisoners.
Celebrating Solstice is a thing where I’m from and even though I am a bit late for this have some Blurr with bodypaint of Baltic tribe signs.
*I am aware that some might find it offensive to see these signs on anything but folk items hence my apologies. I meant it in decorative and symbolic sense not as means to demean the importance of these signs, so please treat this as an introduction to the Baltic sign meanings for those not familiar with them.
The signs featured and their meanings:
Middle back:Saules zīme – the sun sign,
The symbol of light, eternal motion and power of life. Protects the wearer and his close ones.
Armguard:Māras Krusts – the cross of Mara, the goddess or fertility, femiminity, houmestead but also luck, life and death, Mara is a busy goddess.
Middle back:Māras slotiņa – the brush of Mara, as mentioned above, Mara is a busy godess.
Hips:Jumja zīme – the sign of Jumis, god of crop fertility, prosperity and symbolises the beginning of life.
Thighs, Helm:Ūsiņa zīme – the sign of spring, light and life. Often associated with horses and bees.
Back of calf:Dieva zīme – The symbol of heaven, and masculine strength. Protects the wearer.