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The suit is not very accurate I had to improvise some parts cause it's so confusing to draw

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im excited to read the second one 🤞

Just got Ivy tattooed on my arm this past weekend. The amount of details stings, took 7 hours.

I posted here a few times over the years, now im finally finishing it up.

Mik on steam if anybody is interested - yes its also inspired by Portal & Signalis

Hey guys, does anyone know how likely it is that we’ll get (re)releases of the figures from the past or new ones? Maybe garage kits too but im not familiar with garage kits nor do i know how to paint them LOL i could get my hands on the cibo furyu one for 75 idk if i should just do so

I looked some stuff up, as well as read blame 2, and there are some things I think I know, and some I think I don't. So, the net gene our macguffin, which we eventually get from seu, a planter who's been kept alive by mansab, eventually when the silicon life try to breach the net and daphniel takes seus form (the Carrier of the gene) but maybe I missed it,

But what happens that made Cibo turn into a safeguard? There are two things I think of. Cibo might have had Sanakans safeguard body, but she switched to the alternate timeline body when sanakan was about to overtake her. Or how did the information that daphniel download on safeguards ch she her to a level 9 one?

Secondly, when Miro is in the village she talks about the child Killy has in the orb is made of two womens genes, Cibos and Sanakos. But how would this work if it needs also the net gene? Is it all three of their genes? Not wondering how two women make a child as well because it's blame and crazier stuff happens than that.

Thirdly, Cibo basically died when she turned into the level 9 safeguard right? Her body was changed, as well as the fact that it seems that her personality was erased after she repaired Killys arm and took the form of a "child".

I'll explain. I started to read 'Sidonia no kishi' after 'Blame'. I was in love with Blame; was actually a well world build. The killy-Cibo relationship was spectacular, but the end was very complicated to understand.

But Sidonia was... just was different. More conventional, I think. I thought that Sidonia would be like Blame, but no.

What do you actually think about Sidonia no kishi? In my opinion was an interesting manga, but just that.

I never thought that the depth and height of the megastructure would be disorienting, but this video is trippy and is so much smaller-scale.

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Hello I’m planing on cosplay as Killy this month.
And I’m a bit confused on what some of the stuff on his outfit is. please tell me what they are called. especially the thing around his neck and how I could recreate it at a afford
Price! Any help is appreciated!!!!

I hope you like this one too, because I'm very proud of it!! let me know what you think and If i should add anything, ill post it later on open 3D lab

just got this blame silicon shirt and noticed it has a sleeve print i havent seen before. its on a youth size L united sports headline blank. according to google chatbot its because its from the first mhz release in 2002 but idk if this is true. anyone got info?

I'm trying to figure out what this aesthetic is called. It gives the same vibes as the wall of bronze from the terraria calamity mod and the nornware cosmetics from destiny 2. Like ancient machine god mixed with logan's run vibes.

I know this is not about BLAME! but just wanted to show my new addition to my tsutomu nihei collection

It's unlikely he was carrying food; he asked the strange child for some.

Silicon Life has intel that Killy is searching for the NTG; from specimen to genetic records according to Ch7.

Killy's Safeguard features (e.g., eye scan technology) were dormant for a time, so it would make sense that he was carrying some physical records with him.

In the late chapters, it looks like preserving records wasn't really needed, and it may have been dead weight anyway.

I don't want a fast-paced action adaptation. I want an anime that treats Tsutomu Nihei's architecture as the main character.

Picture this: Killy walking for minutes at a time through impossible, endless structures. Almost no dialogue. No constant music. Just distant machinery and the crushing sense of scale that makes every panel in the manga.

Action should be fast, brutal, and chaotic like the manga, then recede just as abruptly, leaving the structure to reclaim the screen for some time.

Long stretches of stillness, short bursts of violence. That rhythm is what BLAME! is to me.

The 2017 film was good, but it had to compress a lot. I want an adaptation that lets the megastructure breathe, where you feel the loneliness and the distance in real time.

Who else would take a slow, silent, architecture-first Blame! over a standard action adaptation?