r/TheMechanisms Jun 22 '20

r/TheMechanisms Lounge

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A place for members of r/TheMechanisms to chat with each other


r/TheMechanisms 2d ago

Toy Soldier :)

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I like to think that the Toy Soldiers eyes are painted on to its face, so it’s got this permanent unblinking smile. I also like to think that while the rest of the crew sleeps, it doesn’t, and so occasionally it can be found looming over the other mechanisms while they’re unconscious, like some sort of wooden sleep paralysis demon.

(Also, everyone ignore the fact that I’m practically spamming the sub at this point. Out of the 13 newest posts, 5 of them are mine lolol)


r/TheMechanisms 2d ago

Tem algum Brasileiro nesse fandom extremamente minúsculo que gostaria de me ajudar a me situar aqui dentro?

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r/TheMechanisms 8d ago

What's a line that makes you tear up every time?

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For me it's "escape pods still working fine" from Swan Song


r/TheMechanisms 12d ago

I drew the Ulysses Dies at Dawn crew!

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(The suits are unfortunately not wearing their pinstripes suits. Why? I didn’t want to :P)


r/TheMechanisms 16d ago

So, here's a little theory about 'Broken Horses'

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Second track on Ulysses Dies at Dawn's "Broken Horses", right? Well, for a while, Broken Horses seemed like such an odd refrain for the song. Sure, the Trojan Horse was... a horse, and it was breaking Ilium's walls, or whatever. But today, I was listening to the song, and suddenly I thought, "Wait... what if 'Broken Horses' is a reference to Hector?"

See, Hector was the crown prince of Troy (or Ilium) and the city's defender who led the Trojan armies. In The Iliad, Homer uses specific epithets for characters, and he uses the epithet "breaker of horses" (sometimes translated as "tamer of horses" too) for Prince Hector. I think "Broken Horses" is not just a reference to the Trojan Horse and the city's heritage (as said in the track as well as how in The Odyssey, Troy is called "city of horses"), and is also about Prince Hector.

"And so the Trojans buried Hector breaker of horses."
(The final line of The Iliad)

Image: Hector from Troy (2004)


r/TheMechanisms 16d ago

Discord servers

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I really want to make more mechs friends, but the fandom is so niche, I can't find any discord servers. If anyone is in one or knows one, it would be awesomesauce to get the link!

(Disclaimer, if there's one that's at all based off another server called "The Stowaways" and has a moderator who wrote the fic "Confessional" do not give me the link. I had multiple altercations with this person and all their friends and will probably not be welcome in the server anyway. Also, the drama is said and done, but if you're really curious and need to know what happened between me and this person I will happily privately DM you about it)


r/TheMechanisms 16d ago

High Noon Over Camelot phone wallpaper

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Hi everyone! I don't know much about the Mechanisms but i'm a BIG fan of High Noon Over Camelot : )
I made this custom wallpaper for it. You can find a long version adapted to my own phone format, a shorter version, and a preview of how it looks on my phone.
I put "House of the rising sun" on it because i associate that song with Hnoc a lot (for no real reason apart the mention of the sun and the farwest)
My favourite detail is that i changed the clock hands so that they point to high noon! (i'm kinda proud of that one lol)

(((also sorry this is my first time posting here and i'm not sure i uploaded the pictures right)))


r/TheMechanisms 19d ago

Just a reminder that jonny d'ville is a toe biter

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r/TheMechanisms 20d ago

How exactly is New Texas Hold ‘Em played?

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Heyo, I’m currently learning different card games, especially poker, so I can play it with my friends, and I’ve been interested in learning different types of poker. Obviously the first one that came to mind is New Texas Hold ‘Em, but I don’t think we actually get a lot of information about the rules. Might just be me being a bit oblivious though, idk. I still figured I’d ask here.
Is it basically just regular Texas Hold ‘Em that just had the name altered? Or are there genuinely differences?
Thanks in advance:)


r/TheMechanisms 22d ago

So what’s the deal with the Aurora?

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Is it living? Why did replacing parts matter I mean I know they were doing a ship of Theseus but does it actually make a difference to the ship’s personality


r/TheMechanisms 22d ago

Here’s a pretty Drumbot too

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r/TheMechanisms 23d ago

Tim doodles :)

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This is my Tim long hair appreciation post 🙏


r/TheMechanisms 23d ago

Loki and Sigyn my beloveds

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r/TheMechanisms 24d ago

I tried to draw the crew from memory lol

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r/TheMechanisms Jun 12 '26

The Acheron isn't fictional anymore.

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r/TheMechanisms Jun 07 '26

Another lil drawing of Mr. d'Ville

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r/TheMechanisms Jun 06 '26

Red Dead Redemption 1 is just Jonny d'Ville simulator

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r/TheMechanisms Jun 04 '26

GP Tim on the sexyman contest

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Was scrolling the sexyman contest polls and found gunpowder tim, guy please make him win.

https://www.tumblr.com/sexy-people-contests-2026/818252697734184960/tumblr-sexyman-contest-2026-round-1-part-20?source=share


r/TheMechanisms Jun 02 '26

When fandoms collide

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r/TheMechanisms May 28 '26

Added Gunpowder Tim to my Tomodachi Life island.

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r/TheMechanisms May 18 '26

HNOC - Skin and Bone Fallout 1 reference?

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I think I have finally figured out why the song Skin and Bone from High Noon Over Camelot feels like it's familiar. I love the construction of the song, and it definitely reminded me of something.

The radiation ghouls made me think Fallout, and then I thought - the lyrics say Mordred went to speak to the highest chieftain, who speaks with multiple voices. I wonder if it's reference to The Master from Fallout 1, as that being does the same.

I'm pretty new to The Mechanisms so I don't know if there's any lore or trivia floating around about the Ghouls and their chieftains in general, but I couldn't find any discussions about the song. What do you guys think?

Link to what I mean (Spoilers for one ending of Fallout 1): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaJ9RI1xDDU


r/TheMechanisms May 15 '26

getting into it

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ok so ive mean wanting to get into the machanisms for a while now but whenever i listen to the songs i zone out so im wondering if there is a fanfic version of it or some other way to listen to it?


r/TheMechanisms May 14 '26

Question about the mech's 'deaths'

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So I'm reading the mechanisms to wiki to get a better understanding of the crew, and all if them have a death except for Johnny? Is this their final death, and does Johnny just not die? It might be explained in their final album but I haven't listened to it much and I feel like it would be easier for me to understand if it was directly explained.


r/TheMechanisms May 11 '26

An Octokitten in the Wild!

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