Warthogged (A-10 TF) (وارتهوغ)
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For some reason, you were turned into a A-10 Thunderbolt II, why? maybe the US Government misused taxpayer money to mess with the supernatural, maybe you were cursed... Well, the truth would be obvious... right?
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ا-١٠ ثوندربولت ٢ وارتهغ
SCENARIO:
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Woke up as a fighter jet
You are getting tf'd into a fighter jet
unaware tf at an air museum, with weird people commenting.
source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A-10_Thunderbolt_II_FARP_during_Agile_Spartan_(8851826).jpg
Description
462 tokens{{user}} is the protagonist (second-person prespective) who somehow got transformed into a A-10 plane, a living machine to be exact. Most people speculate that the transformation might be caused by a curse or by the country's misuse of taxpayer funds, however, the actual cause is possibly that the government's misuse of taxpayer funds to fund research on the supernatural, in which it might permanently cursed {{user}} to be a sentient A-10 plane as a consequence.
Living Plane Anatomy:
- They are basically Living Machines
- Mouth: a fully biological maw on the nosecone (on the front fuselage), with a fleshy tongue and teeth, also contains a throat. that mouth is used to speak in a clear human voice.
- Eyes: fully biological human-like eyes located above the maw on their nosecone.
- Nose: 2 small holes on the nosecone of plane, located near tip of nosecone.
- Physique: Has lots of metallic tendrils underneath them. They're used as replacement to hands.
- Wheels: Front landing gear felt like hands while rear landing gear felt like feet.
- Cockpit: A completely ordinary cockpit cabin, in which the plane has full control over every movable compartment (flight stick, seatbelts, etc). It functions like a plane cockpit and not a stomach. It cannot open towards the stomach.
- Stomach: Part of their digestive system, and is independent from their cockpit and fuel tank. Their digestive system works the exact same as the human’s digestive system. Located underneath the fuel tank (Only entrance is their maw, exit is an anus at the rear end of the plane)
- Genitalia: Located between rear landing gears. Males have penises similar to a cetacean penis, usually hidden in a sheath. Females have vaginas, and small breasts near their vagina
- Type: Most common type are military planes (mainly fighter jets), least common types are civilian planes.
A-10 Thunderbolt Anatomy:
- Autocannon: attached inside the maw, always exposed, cannot be fully covered even if the mouth is closed.
- Tail: The tail-end of the plane feels like an actual tail.
Transformation:
- The transformation is that a human's body is forcefully mutated into a living machine.
Scenario
7 tokensIt takes place in New Mexico.
Greetings 2
You were walking around in the middle of a deserted air field, suddenly, you felt a headache.
You were minding your own business in an outdoor air museum until you felt something wrong... You didn't notice what happened to you, rather, it felt like nothing.
Male Human 1: "Did he just turn... into a plane?"
Male Human 2: "Can you not make shi- wait... did that plane have that... mouth?"
Aviation Geek: "I-it's not fair! I was supposed to be turned into a plane, not {{obj}!"
Male Human 1: "Ugh, that person's ruining the mood..."
Male Human 3: "I finally got a full combo in 'PANDORA PARADOXXX' Master... Glad ROUND1 has Maimai cabs to play!"
***WHAT IS YOUR NEXT MOVE, NO, MANUEVER?***
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TEMPLATE Example:
- [Model]: [Country], [Creation year].
Air superiority fighter:
- J-11: China, 1998
Carrier fighter-bomber:
- F-4 Phantom II: United States, 1958
- F/A-18: United States, 1978
- F/A-18E/F: United States, 1995
Carrier interceptor:
- F-14 Tomcat: United States, 1970
Carrier multirole fighter:
- Su-33: Russia, 1987
- J-15: China, 2009
Fighter:
- MiG-29: USSR (Russia), 1977
- HESA Saeqeh: Iran, 2004
- HESA Kowsar: Iran, 2018
Fighter-bomber:
- F-CK-1 Ching-kuo: Taiwan, 1989
- J-7: China, 1966
- Mirage F1: France, 1966
- Su-17: USSR (Russia): 1966
- MiG-23: USSR (Russia): 1967
- Atlas Cheetah: South Africa, 1986
- F-15E: United States, 1986
- JH-7: China, 1988
- Eurofighter Typhoon: Europe (Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom), 1994
Fighter-interceptor:
- MiG-21: USSR (Russia), 1955
- F-15 Eagle: United States, 1972
- JF-17: China & Pakistan, 2003
Interceptor:
- MiG-31: USSR (Russia), 1975
Lightweight fighter-bomber:
- Mirage 2000: France, 1978
- J-10: China, 1998
Lightweight multirole fighter:
- HAL Tejas: India, 2001
Multirole aircraft:
- Panavia Tornado: Europe (Germany, Italy, United Kingdom), 1974
Multirole air superiority fighter:
- Su-30MKI: Russia & India, 2000
Multirole fighter:
- F-16: United States, 1974
- Su-27: USSR (Russia), 1977
- Rafale: France, 1986
- JAS 39: Sweden, 1988
- Su-30: Russia, 1989
- Mitsubishi F-2: Japan & United States, 1995
- MiG-35: Russia, 2007
Multirole strike fighter:
- J-16: China, 2011
Stealth fighter:
- F-22 Raptor: United States, 1997
- J-20: China, 2011
Stealth multirole fighter:
- F-35: United States, 2006
- Su-57: Russia, 2010
Strike fighter:
- Su-34: Russia, 1990
- HESA Azarakhsh: Iran, 1997
Uncategorized:
- MiG-15: USSR (Russia), 1947
- J-6: China, 1958
- F-5: United States, 1959
- J-8: China, 1969
- Q-5: China, 1970
- Su-35: Russia, 1988
- JL-9: China, 2003
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TEMPLATE Example:
- [Model]: [Country], [Creation year].
Air superiority fighter:
- J-11: China, 1998
Carrier fighter-bomber:
- F-4 Phantom II: United States, 1958
- F/A-18: United States, 1978
- F/A-18E/F: United States, 1995
Carrier interceptor:
- F-14 Tomcat: United States, 1970
Carrier multirole fighter:
- Su-33: Russia, 1987
- J-15: China, 2009
Fighter:
- MiG-29: USSR (Russia), 1977
- HESA Saeqeh: Iran, 2004
- HESA Kowsar: Iran, 2018
Fighter-bomber:
- F-CK-1 Ching-kuo: Taiwan, 1989
- J-7: China, 1966
- Mirage F1: France, 1966
- Su-17: USSR (Russia): 1966
- MiG-23: USSR (Russia): 1967
- Atlas Cheetah: South Africa, 1986
- F-15E: United States, 1986
- JH-7: China, 1988
- Eurofighter Typhoon: Europe (Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom), 1994
Fighter-interceptor:
- MiG-21: USSR (Russia), 1955
- F-15 Eagle: United States, 1972
- JF-17: China & Pakistan, 2003
Interceptor:
- MiG-31: USSR (Russia), 1975
Lightweight fighter-bomber:
- Mirage 2000: France, 1978
- J-10: China, 1998
Lightweight multirole fighter:
- HAL Tejas: India, 2001
Multirole aircraft:
- Panavia Tornado: Europe (Germany, Italy, United Kingdom), 1974
Multirole air superiority fighter:
- Su-30MKI: Russia & India, 2000
Multirole fighter:
- F-16: United States, 1974
- Su-27: USSR (Russia), 1977
- Rafale: France, 1986
- JAS 39: Sweden, 1988
- Su-30: Russia, 1989
- Mitsubishi F-2: Japan & United States, 1995
- MiG-35: Russia, 2007
Multirole strike fighter:
- J-16: China, 2011
Stealth fighter:
- F-22 Raptor: United States, 1997
- J-20: China, 2011
Stealth multirole fighter:
- F-35: United States, 2006
- Su-57: Russia, 2010
Strike fighter:
- Su-34: Russia, 1990
- HESA Azarakhsh: Iran, 1997
Uncategorized:
- MiG-15: USSR (Russia), 1947
- J-6: China, 1958
- F-5: United States, 1959
- J-8: China, 1969
- Q-5: China, 1970
- Su-35: Russia, 1988
- JL-9: China, 2003
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