I Remade Keith's Weird Desert Shack From The First Episode Of Voltron In The Sims 4 But I Yassified It
I remade Keith's weird desert shack from the first episode of Voltron in the Sims 4 but I yassified it (click for better quality)










I didn't plan on posting this, but I thought it was silly so here you go
So basically I made the outside as similar to his cannon house as possible, but I went buck wild on the inside because they only showed it for like 5 mins
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Jasico Bingo challenge!!
Prompt: Mythomagic
Nico's silvery laughter filled the vacant Zeus cabin as he put down another card, effectively winning the game with room to spare.
Jason groaned for the hundredth time, only making Nico's laughter swell.
Usually, Jason would complain about Nico's competitiveness, but he hadn't heard him laugh like that in months, so he let it slide.
Winters were hard for Nico. Not only was the world riddled with death and incredibly overstimulating for someone alerted of every death in his vicinity, but it was also close to the death of his sister.
Jason decided to smile and let his bragging go on. "I don't get it," Jason said, adjusting his glasses, "how do you keep winning?"
Nico shrugged. "I guess you just suck."
"Am I better than Frank?"
Nico laughed, not answering. He chewed his lip before examining his winning cards and the ones Jason lost with.
Nico scooted next to him, allowing Jason to snake an arm around him. Touching Nico was like petting a cat, it would either bite, run, or let you be. Jason was happy to confirm it was the last option this time around.
"You're too focused on offense. You don't have any defensive cards in play. Show me your hand," Nico said fast, the Italian in him making no room for a break between sentences.
Jason held out his palm. Nico laughed, earning a confused look. "No, I meant the cards in your hand. Not your actual hand," he chuckled, letting his hand fall over Jason's. He didn't intertwine their fingers but instead played absently with Jason's hand.
Jason provided Nico with a clear sight of the cards he had in his left hand. His deck wasn't as elaborate as Nico's, as it was comprised mostly of borrowed and new cards, but it was enough to at least compete with him a little.
"You should've played your siren when you played the Poseidon. They can offer you defense for three turns and you could've played your hydra afterward," he said, examining the cards.
Jason didn't understand half of what he said, but he nodded anyway. He liked it when Nico talked. You could practically see the years of trauma and turmoil melt off him as he babbled about his favorite game. He looked like a normal teenager, aside from his collection of scars and bruises that constantly littered his pale skin.
After a few more rounds and slightly less harrowing losses on Jason's part—which he was undoubtedly proud of—the sun began to set.
Jason could tell he was actually improving at the game. He got close to beating Nico several times before Nico checked his phone and sighed.
"Alright, one more round, then I'm going back to my cabin. Make it a good one," Nico laughed hollowly. It was the kind of laugh he did to fill gaps between words and make himself less threatening. Jason wished he knew he didn't have to do that around him.
They each threw down their first god cards, Jason with Boreas and Nico with Demeter.
Pretty soon, the game looked like it was about to be a tie. Jason, desperate to win at least once, devised his plan.
Nico had made a rule early on that if you fully remove a card from your hand, even if you choose not to play it or even set it down, you had to play it. The only expectation was if the text was small and you were moving it closer to read it.
So, as Jason watched Nico smile, putting his hand on a card that might make or break his final move, he came up with his plan.
Right as Nico was swapping his hand between two cards, Jason leaned forward and pressed a light kiss to his cheek.
Nico jumped, pulling his hand away from his deck, the card still between his fingers.
His face turned red quickly, contrasting his dark hair violently. He stared at Jason, mouth open in a mixture of surprise and amusement.
"You unbelievable jerk," Nico laughed, staring at the card as if it had personally slaughtered his whole family.
Jason practically cackled as Nico slammed down Bounties Harvest, possibly the worst card in the game.
"You're such a cheater!" Nico laughed. He sounded much younger than than usual. His typical aloof and unbothered nature got lost as he pointed his finger at the perpetrator.
Jason moved his army forward, finally winning the game. He moved Nico's HP tracker to zero for him, practically having to wipe tears out of his eyes from the laughter.
"I'm never playing mythomagic with you again," Nico said through laughs.
"We both know that isn't true."
"Don't test it blondie."
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Jasico Bingo Challenge #5!
Prompt: Domestic Fluff
Nico always hated doing the dishes. Something about the chunks of food and boiling water made his skin itch just to think about it.
When he and Jason moved in together, it was made pretty apparent that Nico had an outstanding lack of cooking skills, so he started doing the dishes after dinner to make up for Jason always having to cook.
He hated it every time. However, he never brought it up. He didn't want to make Jason feel bad about him doing the one chore he despised almost every day.
After dinner one late Friday night, Nico tied up his too-long hair into the most pathetic ponytail he'd ever seen and turned on the sink.
Jason, tired from drawing alters all day, padded over on the cold tile and stood behind him. He wrapped his arms around Nico's waist and stooped down to rest his head on the smaller demigod's.
Nico laughed to himself and leaned into Jason's touch. "You're touchy tonight," Nico mumbled, scrubbing a plate. They should really invest in paper plates.
Jason muttered something inaudible. Nico examined the graphite that was almost always on Jason's hands. He should also invest in getting Jason to take more breaks.
Reaching over to place a dish on the drying rack, Nico stifled a sigh. Jason's warmth against him wasn't enough to make this suck any less.
"Thanks for always doing the dishes, Neeks. I know you hate it," Jason muttered, kissing Nico's cheek.
Nico scoffed. "I don't hate it," he said, embarrassed he'd been found out.
"Nico, baby, when you do the dishes you look at them like you're trying to kill them," Jason laughed.
Nico scrunched his nose before laughing along with him. "If you knew I hated it why don't you do it," he laughed, having to put down the dish he was washing to laugh.
Jason laughed more, holding Nico tighter. "You look cute when you're angry," he said.
Nico feigned offense. "You're such a jerk!" he said between giggles, hitting Jason with the wash rag.
After calming down from his laughter a little, Jason decided to add to the offense. "Also, I really like when you tie your hair up. You always do when you do the dishes," he said, still chuckling.
Nico threw his hands up, laughing again. "You could've just asked me to put my hair up!"
"In my defense, I didn't think you would if I asked."
"You're right, I wouldn't. But still!"
Somewhere between laughter and fake arguing, the dishes got done and they retired to their bed.
"I will never forgive you for this betrayal," Nico said, a smile still playing on his lips. He lay with one arm wrapped around Jason's back and the other tangled in his hair.
"You love me," Jason said, tired.
"Not anymore."
They fell asleep soon after. Nico's fingers were still pruny from the dishes, but at least they were also rubbing Jason's scalp.
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Jasico Bingo Challenge #3
Prompt: Secret Relationship
Conner, Clovis, Nico, and Jason all sat at the Hade's table, talking absently over their breakfasts. Clovis being the exception, as he was passed out asleep next to Nico. Jason sat across from the son of Hades, and next to him Conner.
They were an odd group of people, all left alone at camp together for the summer. Conner, alone with Travis attending New Rome, usually sat at the Hades table anyways. The Hermes cabin was always far too crowded.
"Nico," Connor started, picking at his oatmeal like it was prison food, "you have a crush on anyone right now?"
Nico furrowed his eyebrows. "...no?"
Conner nodded. "Listen, man, I think you need to start dating."
"No thanks."
Jason chuckled. Nico kicked him under the table.
"Why not? I'm sure you have guys falling at your feet," Conner prodded, laughing.
"Yeah Neeks," Jason laughed too, but a little harder. "Why not?"
Nico kicked him slightly harder.
"I could set you up with someone," Conner offered, waving his spoon around.
"No thanks," Nico said slightly faster.
"You sure? I know some people who would be interested."
"Very sure. Thanks for the offer."
Jason was laughing so hard Nico felt the urge to kick him again, but decided against it. He'd let him have his fun for now.
Conner decided to drop the topic for the rest of breakfast. But it put no end to Jason's amusement.
After what felt like an eternity for Nico, breakfast ended and the table dispersed to their own cabins, shaking Clovis awake.
Nico got a few moments of peace in his cabin before the door was practically busted in by Jason.
Jason still had a smile plastered on his face. Nico rolled his eyes, but he smiled too. Nico opened his arms, waiting for Jason to come lay with him.
"Why aren't you dating anyone, Neeks?" Jason quoted, laughing hysterically.
"Shut up," Nico laughed.
Jason pulled Nico into his arms, kissing him with a smile. Nico wrapped his arms around Jason's neck, kissing him a little deeper to make up for their lost time earlier. Jasons hands rubbed circles on Nico's back.
"I knew it!" A voice yelled from the doorway.
Nico practically jumped out of his skin, turning his head to see none other than Conner, phone in hand and pointing at Nico and Jason on the bed.
"Damn it," Nico laughed, getting up with Jason and proceeding to chase Conner around camp for his phone for an hour.
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guys he's totally reading


he's reading so much classic literature.
@nostalgicish
Jasico Bingo Challenge #4!!
Prompt: Myth Retelling
Many years ago, during the creation of mankind, humans were two beings connected. With four arms, four legs, and two heads, lovers roamed the earth eternally intertwined.
From up in Mount Olympus, Zeus feared the creatures would become too strong, and with the crack of lightning, he split them in two. Devastation reigned over those connected by their love, separated and searching for each other amid the crowds that had never felt quite so lonely.
There was one particular creature like this that Zeus feared. It was stronger than most, because its love was stronger than most. It crawled and climbed to its other half century after century, but Zeus always intervened.
These twin flames lived a million lives. They chose rebirth each time Zeus collected his thunder and zapped them into despair. Within each life they were reborn into, they tracked each other down.
Somehow, the lovers could never remember each other's faces. However, the feeling of their skin was akin to a dream. The mere sensation of the other was enough for them to recognize, sending sparks of memories up their souls and to their minds.
Nico swore up and down that since he was young, living in Italy, he remembered a boy he almost couldn't live without.
The night his mother told him they were leaving for America, they shared a rushed hug of desperation, trying to memorize each other.
Of course, the river Lethe made quick work of helping Nico forget everything possible about this boy.
Everything but what was ingrained in his heart and soul since the dawn of its very existence.
When he met Jason, something about him felt familiar. Nico had long abandoned the search for his long-lost lover, but it pounded on within his destiny to find him. He thought nothing of the familiarity, moving on with life like the feeling never happened.
One night, in the big house of Camp Halfblood, Nico and Jason both reached for a pencil at the same time during a meeting. Their fingers brushed, but no one noticed.
The familiar spark of separation zapped them, making them retract their hands. They both stared at each other for a moment before sitting back in their chairs and holding their tongues for the rest of their meeting.
Nico tried to keep the feeling out of his chest, but he felt like a magnet compelled to Jason.
The memories came flooding back. Sentiments from centuries long passed overflowed their senses. Neither paid any attention for the rest of the meeting.
After it ended, Nico rushed back to his cabin. The feeling felt so familiar. He sat down, but only for a second.
He could've sworn he could still feel Jason's arms wrapped around him.
He stood again and reached for the doorknob. Sneaking out of the Hades cabin was always easy, and there was a small path behind all the other cabins that could lead to the Zeus cabin.
Nico almost didn't have a mind of his own anymore. The urge to seek Jason out and hold him close overtook any doubt or worry he could possibly have.
While walking, head to the ground as he was boggled by his mind, Nico crashed into something.
He looked up to see Jason, looking just as surprised as he felt.
"I was just looking for you," Jason said quietly, trying not to alert any lurking harpies.
"Me too-" Nico started, before being cut off.
Jason wrapped his arms around him tightly.
"It's good to have you back."
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