
Sting, the number one fraud in fanfics
I still get flashbacks of that one time Scion got killed by a thousand Sting bolts in a fanfic, as if he wouldn't automatically dodge smh my head.

I still get flashbacks of that one time Scion got killed by a thousand Sting bolts in a fanfic, as if he wouldn't automatically dodge smh my head.
Scion standing over Jack's corpse and wondering what the heck is wrong with him
Contessa and Khepri from after the gunshots. Directly inspired by the "Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan" painting.
Like how An Animated Adventure had the SI Entity go to Marvel eventually, and how Silver Light (DC x Worm) had the Eden SI start the story in DC. Or how Orks and Entities had Scion and Eden in Warhammer 40k.
If Taylor was real, she'd have been 30 years old now.
On June 11, 2011, the first chapter of Worm was published.
This began one of my most beloved pieces of media, which I know is true for a lot of other people. It's launched a career of millions of words, and launched a fandom so big it's _still_ growing even 15 years later. Thank you, Wildbow, for being brave enough to publish that first chapter.
15 years, my goodness. It's crazy how long it's been.
Amy kissing Victoria. Interlude 16.z
People keep talking about how Nolan's dad is the heir of Argall, but I haven't seen _any_ discussion on his mom looking suspiciously similar to Argall himself.
Maybe his mom was the real heir. After all, Nolan's dad died because of the virus, which is apparently something that Argall's bloodline wouldn't be heavily affected by. According to Thragg, at least.
I made this after seeing a comment about what jobs the Viltrumites actually do.
In which General Kregg builds the Krusty Krab.