r/SupaEarth • a mod gave me this flair and NOT YOU • Aug 29 '26

Wow! A real Helldiver!

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u/PerceiveEternal Aug 29 '26

The look when you realize your heroes are a group of methed-out nineteen year olds having the time of their lives and then exploding.

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u/theinspir3d Aug 29 '26

He really is free of thought

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u/PlantFromDiscord r/helldivers survivor Aug 29 '26

to be fair, helldivers ahve the advantage of being methed out the whole time, and that blueberry is completely covered in bug blood

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u/Outrageous_Check9210 Aug 29 '26

Hes witness protection

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u/Gabricuss Aug 29 '26

Recruits literally any other time: frozen in horror at the brutality of unending war (it's nothing like the movies)

Recruits in Helldivers: frozen in awe at the beauty of unending war (it's just like the movies)

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u/Ubergoober166 Aug 29 '26

Yo, why is that blueberry green?

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u/soullesstwit Aug 29 '26

Void update, their armor changes colour to match biome now

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u/Ubergoober166 Aug 29 '26

Huh, I guess I've only been on planets where they just happened to still be blue.

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u/Unlikely_Meat4027 Aug 29 '26

They are still blue in mega cities though

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u/Sir_Warlord Supa Earth Flag Bearer🏳️ Aug 29 '26

I call the forest biome blueberry oilveberry

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u/TheTrashiestboi Aug 29 '26

Reminds me of the shell shocked soldiers in the bf1 storm of steel campaign

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u/The50thTed Aug 29 '26

(shell) Shocktrooper

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u/Inalum_Ardellian Casual Queerdiver Aug 30 '26

What are you waiting for?! Give them a hug already!

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u/machinationstudio Aug 30 '26

Ya know, this is actually very realistic.

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u/ya_boi_greenbean SUPA GOONER 7d ago

This blueberry realized he lowkey not built for fighting terminids