Newt Geiszler | Pacific Rim (
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Entry tags:
- doctor who: clara oswald,
- doctor who: the doctor (11),
- fullmetal alchemist: edward elric,
- gundam seed/destiny: yzak jule,
- my hero academia: katsuki bakugo,
- one piece: rosinante donquixote,
- original: dusty fields,
- pacific rim: hermann gottlieb,
- pacific rim: newton geiszler,
- persona 3 fes: shinjiro aragaki,
- supernatural: dean winchester,
- tales of vesperia: flynn scifo,
- tales of vesperia: yuri lowell,
- the 100: clarke griffin,
- undertale: sans,
- yakuza 0: goro majima,
- yu-gi-oh zexal: astral
text / audio | un: newt
Alright, let's not be total wallflowers at prom here, if we're going to be stuck together for the foreseeable future, I think it's only right that we (read: I) start getting to know all of my fellow space cadets. If we're ACTUALLY in space and this isn't some humongous simulation. You guys saw how easy it was for this place to manufacture a hyper-realistic simulation earlier, right? Yikes, big yikes.
But if we ARE in space and we're going to be traveling around, that's actually kind of AWESOME.
No offense to anyone who didn't want to actually be here of course, but you're nuts if you're not a LITTLE curious about the vast expanse of outer space. C'mon. OUTER SPACE! How incredible is that? And here I thought me coming face to face with aliens back home was INCREDIBLE, now we've got ACTUAL OUTER SPACE??? Pinch me I'm in a simulation. LOL.
Sorry I'm rambling, my name's Newt. Dr. Newton Geiszler, but but that sounds so much more boring and overcomplicated than 'Newt', so just stick with that. Worked as a xenobiologist on earth (is there multiple earths or what??? a lot of you are crazy unfamiliar with Kaiju, which is wild to me), helped giant robots fight aliens, the usual. Likes are rock music, playing instruments, tattoos, science and tech, dislikes are bossy pushovers who complain about those things.
Speaking of which, my really good pal from home's name is Hermann Gottlieb, and you should call him Herm to make him REALLY feel at home. :)
It's nice to meet you guys on the NEWTwork. ;P
... Actually—
[Suddenly, the text turns into audio, in which a higher voice with some focal fry bleeds in-]
—can I just abruptly switch to an audio function?
[A pause, and then an excitable:]
Holy shit, how awesome is that?! This is amazing; we've made some pretty monumental gains in technology back home, but we're still working on finessing the finer aspects of neuralogically connecting to networks like these for the general population. I'd love to take one of these apart sometime and see what makes them tick. Good to have an idea of what to expect, in case we need modifications or repairs done at any point.
Anyway. Uh. Hey!
... This whole voices-in-your-head thing can't be good for my train of thought, but geronimo, right?
[If anyone listens beyond that, they may catch the accidental thought-to-audio that follows:]
Wha — oh, dammit.
I sure hope this is the last nosebleed, because I would rather not worry about having accidental brain damage from drifting with aliens.
But if we ARE in space and we're going to be traveling around, that's actually kind of AWESOME.
No offense to anyone who didn't want to actually be here of course, but you're nuts if you're not a LITTLE curious about the vast expanse of outer space. C'mon. OUTER SPACE! How incredible is that? And here I thought me coming face to face with aliens back home was INCREDIBLE, now we've got ACTUAL OUTER SPACE??? Pinch me I'm in a simulation. LOL.
Sorry I'm rambling, my name's Newt. Dr. Newton Geiszler, but but that sounds so much more boring and overcomplicated than 'Newt', so just stick with that. Worked as a xenobiologist on earth (is there multiple earths or what??? a lot of you are crazy unfamiliar with Kaiju, which is wild to me), helped giant robots fight aliens, the usual. Likes are rock music, playing instruments, tattoos, science and tech, dislikes are bossy pushovers who complain about those things.
Speaking of which, my really good pal from home's name is Hermann Gottlieb, and you should call him Herm to make him REALLY feel at home. :)
It's nice to meet you guys on the NEWTwork. ;P
... Actually—
[Suddenly, the text turns into audio, in which a higher voice with some focal fry bleeds in-]
—can I just abruptly switch to an audio function?
[A pause, and then an excitable:]
Holy shit, how awesome is that?! This is amazing; we've made some pretty monumental gains in technology back home, but we're still working on finessing the finer aspects of neuralogically connecting to networks like these for the general population. I'd love to take one of these apart sometime and see what makes them tick. Good to have an idea of what to expect, in case we need modifications or repairs done at any point.
Anyway. Uh. Hey!
... This whole voices-in-your-head thing can't be good for my train of thought, but geronimo, right?
[If anyone listens beyond that, they may catch the accidental thought-to-audio that follows:]
Wha — oh, dammit.
I sure hope this is the last nosebleed, because I would rather not worry about having accidental brain damage from drifting with aliens.
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We're definitely from different Earths, then, because I'm from 2024 and that never happened where I'm from. We've had some alien invasions in recent years, though. You have any of those or does your danger all come out of the Earth?
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So basically, yeah, it was an alien invasion. They'd made an attempt to colonize earth back in the dino age, but the atmosphere wasn't conducive, it would have been uninhabitable for them at the time. Round Two happened in 2013, and the rest is history.
What about you? What alien problem were you having?
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In my world, a large crazy purple man from space decided that the universe is overpopulated and he needed to use some really powerful rocks to make half of everyone disappear. That was in 2019. I'm from 2024. I'm told from my more-space-faring friends that other planets might have had it even worse than us, but I haven't seen it for myself.
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(Was under the threat, anyway, we crushed it.)
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I have to be honest, I'm a normal human. Most of my intel comes from much more powerful friends who do a lot more about space and magic. I couldn't really explain what the Infinity Stones are if I wanted to. I just know that they're powerful and they've done a lot of damage.
I'm told we managed to undo most of the damage he did, but I can't give a solid percentage, since I'll be dead by then.
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Well-
Shit.
That blows.
[Sorry, he's terrible at knee-jerk reactions. Give him a sec.]
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[ And if she succeeds here, none of it will ever happen, anyway, but she's not telling anyone that. ]
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I'd say it sounds less hokey in context, but I run around with a lot of men in tight little outfits and a few of them fly.
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I'd say that's nuts, but I'm floating around in outer space apparently, so...
I guess I was pretty close to dying at some point, too.
But my whole planet-saving thing wasn't nearly so heroic.
Half of why I did it was spite from people saying I'd fail.
[Followed by copious amounts of screaming, shaking, and overall panic.]
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I don't have any superpowers, for the record. Just a highly trained human being with friends who can do some crazy stuff.
You might like one of them. When he's not all big and green and angry, he's a pretty big science nerd.
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I'm gonna be honest, from what you're saying, I would love him when he's big and green and angry, too. But a big science nerd also plays into my interests, 1000%.
So you have some kind of team. That's pretty badass! Are you like, protectors of the planet, or something? Or do you conveniently only ever seem to defend NYC?
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But then who can say that, really?
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Besides, sounds kind of like a lot. I don't think any person is prepared to worry about the safety of that many people.