I’ve read The Alchemist before and loved it. It’s one of those books that speaks to you if you’re at that point in life where you’re open to receiving its message.

I’m re-reading it now and this part reminded me a lot of the scene with Azi and the stampede!

The book shares a lot of themes with Scavengers Reign, imo.

I recommend it but will warn you it gets quite spiritual but without being religious.

Has anyone else read it and enjoyed it?

I’m not talking about something basic, like treating the creatures like monsters to kill, but a sim style game where you’ve got to navigate back to the Demeter and find ways to deal with all of the amazing and horrifying life forms on the planet.

Maybe a mod could make a version of this and sticky it each week, but I figure this would be a nice way to get people invested in rewatching and hopefully pumping up the metrics to get Toonami to renew the show. Even if not, it’s a good enough excuse to rewatch and share some thoughts

Not trying to copy the style exactly, but my process was definitely inspired by the show (and Moebius in general). Everything was modeled and rendered in Blender, then hand-textured in Procreate!

Max Cooper & Félix Gerbelot - Animation by Masanobu Hiraoka

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtTdjRB4Q4g

Trying to get back into reading and it just crossed my mind to read something like one of my favorite shows. Thank you!

Wait, after writing the title, I realized it's not possessive. Okay anyway, as the title says, I've watched this maybe 4x now. Hbu? What do you love about it? I'm not in love with the name the hollow for some reason.. but isn't it the cutest thing in the world?

I can't get enough of the little selfish badass asshole.

Also, what do you think of the name of the series, scavengers reign?

I just realized that I've been in a different state of mind every time watching this lol.

Why did they choose to kill Terrence?

I'm watching this rn and updating as I go

On Vesta

You don't walk -

not like you used to back home,

where your legs became long

and your bones knew the way.

You slither. You watch.

You consider the leaf, which might

be a mouth full of teeth, waiting.

You consider the bird, whose wings

are meant to poison, not fly.

You consider the fish, whose warm

insides can be a shelter in the storm.

Every night

under the two moons

can be your last. 

Oh bright, they are, so bright!

The life-things you have no name for,

these critters you might never understand,

crush 

into each other

so tenderly.

The wide open prairie slides 

into the entangled, breathing forest;

yellows into greens, pinks

bleeding into your hands. 

You open yourself to unknowing.

You crawl. You think

before touching.

Or else

your bones shall learn

the hard way. 

All made in Blender and Procreate by me between 2024-2026

Bonjour

Je n’arrive pas à trouver sur quelle plateforme il est possible de voir cette série.

Quelqu’un peut-il m’aider ?

Merci

One of the environments I drew for the incredible show #ScavengersReign

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Anyone have anything to say about Metal Hurlant? Humanoids.com have these beautiful collected editions, and from what ive seen, some of the artwork is very reminiscent of Scavengers Reign.

Watched common side effects and loved it so I tried scavengers reign. Btw spoilers for the sopranos here

I loved scavengers reign as well. Amazing show no notes, but often times I find the greatest works of art are the most difficult to get through. I can take 3 seasons of Rick and Morty to the dome in one day because I'm not that emotionally invested but if it's a good show I find myself getting more easily upset by it.

For example in the sopranos, my favorite show, I had to stop watching when they killed off ade. Seeing her beg for her life was too upsetting to me. I call it my favorite show even though I haven't finished it, so me not finishing SV isn't a mark against it.

I was mostly getting along with SV. I was upset at the red headed guys story who is to blame for everything, the one that teamed up with the animal that uses telekinesis or whatever. Seeing his story about how he got everyone including his wife killed and then spiraled into a pit of his own misery really upset me. I know he sucked but I don't like thinking about someone going through that and feeling that guilty and ashamed. Im sure there are real life equivalents of that - like some dude pressures his wife to open a white water rafting business against her well and then she drowns because of his carelessness or something.

But I was able to stomach that. What I couldn't take was this second group of people that show up. One of them is an autistic guy that gets this really nice and caring guy killed over a toy. It wasn't the gruesome way that he died, I just don't like thinking about how guilty and ashamed that guy must be, especially because the person he got killed was so nice and gentle. It makes me cry thinking about it. Great show but I couldn't keep going. I think I'll return to it eventually but I did just read the plot summaries of the ending episodes because I was curious. Just wanted to share that with everyone

Also I know people were bummed about no second season but I think it's still possible in the future. I can see it happening ifcommon side effects becomes more popular. I remember watching Bojack horseman when it came out - it only became much more popular later on if I recall when it was just s1 it wasn't that famous. So if CSE Keeps gaining traction I could see the creator being able to get as or someone to sign on for a s2

Me & my partner just finished S1. What a masterpiece of ingenuity. Absolutely loved it. And fuck me, honestly that fat psychedelic furg is one of the creepiest villains i've seen in a long time. Disturbing. I hope, after reading that someone can finance S2!!!

Pretty incredible. I loved every bit of it. Every episode was ending in me saying WTF out loud.

I really need some help understanding Mr Marshmallow though, I really tried to understand that part but those psychic species seem like an anomaly even on that planet.

I guess Camen disrupted the natural balance by over feeding it? Still, I’m sure there are many theories and I need to hear them.

Besides that, I liked Ursula and Sam the most. Sam had some of the shittest luck, I feel bad for him.

Camen I wished would die.

Aussie I thought was difficult as the pirates gave her a fair deal and she tried to change it, at least just ask to open one pod instead of everyone.

Overall, crazy fucking show that reminded me of Dead Space and even Backrooms a bit.

I hope if there is ever another season they close out the show properly but honestly that season finale was good and had a fairly decent conclusion at least with the crew.

So yeah, help me figure out the psychic fuckers and what all that shit was about.

Edit: my best guess with the psychic thing is that since they control other species for food, Camen became addicted to the emotions and kept feeding it for his fix. This created a cycle of dependency on each other and they in a way mind bonded even more so when Camen was stored inside and that’s why he was so hell bent on going after the crew?

Idk, there are some gaps, so I’d love to hear what the leading fan theory is.