Orca Histoires

A guide to the operations and methodology of THALASSA and PredaSynth; the two fictional black-level organizations within the Human-Origin series. Marked complete; though updates will continue to be made occasionally.

Max'inux was eighteen when she disappeared during a school field trip to Oceanworld; a marine park. Taken by a covert military-based organization called THALASSA, they used her to do the impossible: transfer a human consciousness to that of a captive orca. Now a "unique" blue-eyed female orca called Lunara, she swims under flourescent lights instead of stars; her world restricted by concrete, glass, and fake currents. THALASSA calls it species conservation. Education. Awe. Lunara still remembers having human hands, spoken language, high school classrooms, and choice while she is framed to park visitors as a unique orca that was "rescued from the wild under dangerous circumstances". Fractures begin to form within Oceanworld itself as not all staff agree with how Lunara is being handled. Among them is a marine biologist who clearly hears what most miss and a trainer who sees a person instead of a flagship asset. Park administrators speak of liability and optics while a close-bonded pod of orcas tries to keep one another from breaking from the stress of captivity. As her pod is eventually deliberately separated under the orders of an ex-marine who views Lunara as nothing more than a problem to be managed, she is forced into mechanical perfection and slowly begins to uncover THALASSA's true motives for her and the pod as she tries to reach the impossible goal of getting herself and the pod to the Pacific Ocean while hiding the full scope of her human awareness. Human-Origin confronts uncomfortable questions: What does captivity mean for intelligent marine mammals whose minds can rival our own? What is consent when the subject can't refuse? What are the ethics of trapping a functioning human mind inside a body designed for an entirely different world- then placing that body in a too-small tank for profit? Told through haunting first-person immersion; Human-Origin explores resilience, identity, and the moral cost of control over other sentient beings.

Goodpuffer is a scientist, so is Angeredfish. Clowneyfish is an experiment, so is LonleyKoi. Goodpuffer is really mean ... Koi is the most abused, and Clowney is slightly abused and mostly experimented on.

Must people refer to these exquisite creatures as burdens, and even monsters. But NEVER did they actually appreciate them as the pandas of the sea, or at least Orcas. If they would take time to appreciate them they can see them as a sign of peace, and even gentleness. They were never here to entertain people or to be imprisoned just for entertainment. They are here because Mother Nature brought them here, and they are more than just relatives to Dolphins, they are the top animal in the ocean. ~WonderLickerな

Tilikum the orca was stolen from his pod as a baby, had his mother slaughtered right before his eyes, and was sold off to SeaWorld to be tortured and imprisoned. Based off a true story. R.I.P Tilikum and the 50+ orcas killed in captivity.

Gang orca walks his road, the only one that he has ever known, he doesn't know where it goes but he knows that he walks alone. That is until a day on the beach when a meaningful stranger gives him some information that changes his view on life and people in general.

In this world there are two kinds of creatures. Dragons and Animals of the Sea. After 100s of years at war, a dragon and orca have fallen in love. During the tragic war, this couple try to stay together and end the war to bring peace throughout the land.

gang orca comes home from work and sees y/n on the couch giving him a smirk and looking down with her legs slightly open

Para la primera ronda, debemos hacer a nuestro personaje favorito de funamusea. En mi caso, Idate. Quise dar un pequeño giro de tuerca, para este dibujo, Idate se presenta como "Thorca, la ballena del trueno". es un viejo chiste de internet.

p.s. This is my first story, I hope you enjoy! A group of people gain shapeshifting powers after seeing the thing that they love the most, be it a creature, a video game, a hobby, or a machine. They have to survive in the world that tries to destroy them, and they need to seek help from the other side that supports them.

Another remake of ANOTHER "Who Would Win?" Book, of what is probably the SECOND worst one. Yeah, I'm doing it anyway, cause I unironically enjoy this.

This is a story about how a one man kind can be friends with a killer beast.

The title says it all..

I will be posting pictures of my cat (Orca) here because he is adorable.

These are older pieces that were short-lived. However, I either wish I could go back to them, or I still love the idea behind them, and that is why I am sharing.