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| ecliptive ( n., adj.) | |
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 Ecliptorma flag by ASDS | |
| Other forms | ecliptroject, ecliptorma (ASDS) |
| Synonyms | shatter / fragment / split (v.) |
| Applies to | headmates, system functions |
| Coiner | extranth |
Ecliptives are members of a system who came from one original person, who then broke, or shattered, into parts.[1]
Unlike most splits, ecliptives have no lasting “original” member that the new members came from; the original member completely split into new parts, where none are older than the others, and the original member is no longer present.
Some previous traits, memories, and other aspects of the original may be shared, or sectioned off to different ecliptives.
Oftentimes, this will look like “twin” members who were originally one member and then split in half, but there can be more parts involved, and they do not have to consider themselves family.
The term can also be called ecliptrojects, if the term introject is preferred.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Ecliptorma flag (ASDS)
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Ecliptorma flag, simplified (ASDS)
Related Terms[edit | edit source]
- An endurative is the result of a split that retains the identity of the original member.
- An ecliptodawn sisasystem is a sisasystem that originated from a system member shattering.
