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Raise your solar sails and go explore the stars already

>>22575643
Says you.

The stars, my destination.

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The Stars My Destination

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>>21229212
nope

MG in space
https://pastebin.com/5DiqwZhW
https://pastebin.com/ds8jH8ER

I am anon.
Terra is my nation.
Deep space my dwelling place.
The Stars my destination.
Seriously though I need more space stories.

>>20395897
Starzinger. It was basically Journey to the West but IN SPACE. A group of people had to go to a specific planet to save the universe. Kind of like Space Battleship Yamato, which makes sense since Leiji Matsumoto made both.

>>20154554
Sci-fi you say?

>>19988656
Awwwww....

Space egyptian doggos

>>19571949
If she's so good, why isn't she popular?
>>19571951
Well it's just not the same.

>>19068812
>>19068833
What's this I hear about space?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Od2tqr7LCk

>still no space opera story with MGs
Step it up writefags.

>>18975911
Forgot the bloody picture.

I load lead inside my engine
Lead and alcohol
On the radio depending
I sign the protocol
Hail the audience, the media, peoples everywhere
In the hours ahead I'll see your?

Green biosphere
Clean biosphere
Castles in air
Climbing the stair
Way to heaven when?

I breathe clouds beneath my window
I see rockets in the sky
I feel satellites in limbo
I breathe oxygen up high

>>18583525
I bet she has an army of Anubis', in high-tech power suits, designed to accommodate their big fluffy paws and pointy jackal ears.

>>18235361
Space adventures for me please!

High-sec = low-sex
Low-sex = high-sex

>>17321156
I want to go into space with an anubis, slip a vibrator up between her legs, get her to wear a cosy, form-fitting space bodysuit, hogtie her in zero-gravity, and leave her floating in a bouncy, padded room for a few hours.

>>17223952
The original MGE space nerd.

But otherwise, faries would be pretty well suited to the task.
Slimegirls too. Their biology might make them entirely resistant to cosmic radiation. With direct exposure, they'd have to be able to resist their entire bodies boiling and evapourating in a vacuum. I've had the idea for a space-based story where one of the characters is a slime who resides in a character's space suit whenever they go out to do EVA, so she can help regulate temperature, sweat, scratch any itches, and act as an emergency protection layer in case of suit damage.
Undead too, depending on how they work.
Robutts would do pretty well, I guess. Someone draw a monstergirl version of the robots from Interstellar. Say what you will about that movie, but the robot designs in that were pretty damn inventive.

>>16821287

>>16711013
Necessity is the mother of invention.

Humanity managed to first make its push into the extra-terrestrial due to a socio-political competition with wide-reaching implications and consequences. These external factors diminishing generally caused the stagnation and loss of interest in the fields since.

Basically I'm saying a need for new resources to manage a population which one planet alone cannot handle would kickstart a new-age space race.

>>16584380
Congrats fellow Anubisfag!

Your waifu is lovely, and that long dress is very flattering.

Commissions are great, I agree.