The Race to 2048
@tr2048.bsky.social
A competition-based object show created by ducktummy.bsky.social.
#5
In place of specific pronouns, (he, she, they, etc), people have the option of using a prefix to imply a sliding scale of femininity, androgyny and masculinity to anything of choice- more of one ≠ less of another.
If no prefix is appended, gender neutrality is assumed regardless of the subject.
In place of specific pronouns, (he, she, they, etc), people have the option of using a prefix to imply a sliding scale of femininity, androgyny and masculinity to anything of choice- more of one ≠ less of another.
If no prefix is appended, gender neutrality is assumed regardless of the subject.
January 2, 2026 at 10:28 PM
#5
In place of specific pronouns, (he, she, they, etc), people have the option of using a prefix to imply a sliding scale of femininity, androgyny and masculinity to anything of choice- more of one ≠ less of another.
If no prefix is appended, gender neutrality is assumed regardless of the subject.
In place of specific pronouns, (he, she, they, etc), people have the option of using a prefix to imply a sliding scale of femininity, androgyny and masculinity to anything of choice- more of one ≠ less of another.
If no prefix is appended, gender neutrality is assumed regardless of the subject.
#4
Unless appended with a gender-identifying prefix, no word in Aera-Nea'Ain is gender specific. This applies even to names and clothing (among other nouns).
Unless appended with a gender-identifying prefix, no word in Aera-Nea'Ain is gender specific. This applies even to names and clothing (among other nouns).
December 26, 2025 at 9:14 PM
#4
Unless appended with a gender-identifying prefix, no word in Aera-Nea'Ain is gender specific. This applies even to names and clothing (among other nouns).
Unless appended with a gender-identifying prefix, no word in Aera-Nea'Ain is gender specific. This applies even to names and clothing (among other nouns).
#3
Of the cast, Crash Cymbal has the most conflicting relations between himself and the other members of the crew. 10 people don't share the general opinions of him that he does of them.
Inversely, neither Bouillon Cube nor Speaker Icon have this problem.
Of the cast, Crash Cymbal has the most conflicting relations between himself and the other members of the crew. 10 people don't share the general opinions of him that he does of them.
Inversely, neither Bouillon Cube nor Speaker Icon have this problem.
December 26, 2025 at 9:14 PM
#3
Of the cast, Crash Cymbal has the most conflicting relations between himself and the other members of the crew. 10 people don't share the general opinions of him that he does of them.
Inversely, neither Bouillon Cube nor Speaker Icon have this problem.
Of the cast, Crash Cymbal has the most conflicting relations between himself and the other members of the crew. 10 people don't share the general opinions of him that he does of them.
Inversely, neither Bouillon Cube nor Speaker Icon have this problem.
#2
The mission that the cast goes on is called the Xyphris (of which they're on the 14th ship), named after Xyphrete, the god of the Cosmos.
Prior to this, other missions' names did not have origins in the global language.
The mission that the cast goes on is called the Xyphris (of which they're on the 14th ship), named after Xyphrete, the god of the Cosmos.
Prior to this, other missions' names did not have origins in the global language.
December 26, 2025 at 9:14 PM
#2
The mission that the cast goes on is called the Xyphris (of which they're on the 14th ship), named after Xyphrete, the god of the Cosmos.
Prior to this, other missions' names did not have origins in the global language.
The mission that the cast goes on is called the Xyphris (of which they're on the 14th ship), named after Xyphrete, the god of the Cosmos.
Prior to this, other missions' names did not have origins in the global language.
#1
Canonically, the cast speaks in Aera-Nea’Ain (their global language) and the show is dubbed into English.
This language is taught secondarily to the user's native language as a means of unifying the planet further, making a far easier means of communication between people who wouldn't otherwise.
Canonically, the cast speaks in Aera-Nea’Ain (their global language) and the show is dubbed into English.
This language is taught secondarily to the user's native language as a means of unifying the planet further, making a far easier means of communication between people who wouldn't otherwise.
December 26, 2025 at 9:14 PM
#1
Canonically, the cast speaks in Aera-Nea’Ain (their global language) and the show is dubbed into English.
This language is taught secondarily to the user's native language as a means of unifying the planet further, making a far easier means of communication between people who wouldn't otherwise.
Canonically, the cast speaks in Aera-Nea’Ain (their global language) and the show is dubbed into English.
This language is taught secondarily to the user's native language as a means of unifying the planet further, making a far easier means of communication between people who wouldn't otherwise.
As a way to pass time and try and inspire eachother to work faster, a competition was made out of it to see who could be the most helpful!
There's no recovery centers, magic powers, nor even a lifeline home. The most everyone has is themselves, their skills, eachother and the supplies on the ship.
There's no recovery centers, magic powers, nor even a lifeline home. The most everyone has is themselves, their skills, eachother and the supplies on the ship.
December 26, 2025 at 9:09 PM
As a way to pass time and try and inspire eachother to work faster, a competition was made out of it to see who could be the most helpful!
There's no recovery centers, magic powers, nor even a lifeline home. The most everyone has is themselves, their skills, eachother and the supplies on the ship.
There's no recovery centers, magic powers, nor even a lifeline home. The most everyone has is themselves, their skills, eachother and the supplies on the ship.