Idiosynthesize

Yeesh, apparently I can't write about clone armor without using it as a vessel for deeper clone concerns. What was originally a fun scene involving Delta and some paint turned into Sev projecting his issues onto it. I just have a lot of thoughts about clones and their armor as a form of expression and extension of themselves, okay? Fun fact: the 'pattern' on Sev's design never the same between sources, that certainly didn't complicate things. Title from Trocadero's That Man in Red.

Title: The Hue for Which I'd Been Born and Bred
Fandom: Star Wars: Republic Commando
Rating: PG
Word Count: 2191
Characters: Delta Squad, minor appearances by Jango and Vau
Summary: Commandos being able to paint their armor was a privilege but not one they were all comfortable with.

( Even his brothers, as they twisted to admire their new look, were an intimidating sight.  Sev just felt like a fool. )

Been back in clone commando hell for the last couple weeks and a couple videos I'd been watching reminded me that, in Legends-era at least, a lot of the Mandalorian words and customs that spread through the regular troopers were mainly from commandos and ARCs and my mind kind of went on a tangent from there.

I guess clones play hacky sack now.

Title: Kicking It
Fandom: Star Wars: Clone Wars/Republic Commando
Rating: G
Word Count: 1217
Characters: Cody, Obi-Wan, Delta Squad, various minor appearances
Summary: In which clones play a game except for when it's not a game.

( Whenever a new trend went through the troops, it tended to be started by either commandos or Jedi and Jedi trends were generally less… raucous. )

I so need a crack!icon....

Title: Road Trip
Fandom: Star Wars: Republic Commando
Rating: PG
Word Count: 348
Characters: Delta Squad
Summary: Mike laughed about it, then the plot bunnies dropped the idea in my head and ran cackling.


( Says the guy that failed his driving exams three times. )