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Planes but it's ruined by AI

MERCH ► https://skilaw-ai.myspreadshop.com/ Join my Patreon ►   / skilawai   There’s a certain kind of confidence that comes from being built for the sky: crisp lines, polished panels, heroic silhouettes, and that unstoppable “I was designed to go fast” energy. Now imagine that confidence running head-first into a reality where the rules of shape and logic get… reinterpreted. Not broken. Reinterpreted. Like the universe is politely nodding while quietly redrawing the blueprint with a crayon. In this world, personalities feel bolted on with slightly mismatched screws. Smiles don’t always line up with the rest of the face-area situation. Paint jobs can’t decide whether they’re glossy, matte, or “freshly remembered.” The sky stays big and bright, but the details start freelancing: rivets appear where rivets have no business being, decals look like they were translated through three different languages and a sneeze, and reflections behave as if they’re improvising. Everything still screams “high-speed aviation,” yet the geometry occasionally forgets it’s supposed to be aerodynamic. Curves try to be sharp. Sharp things try to be rounded. Proportions drift like a shopping cart with one dramatic wheel. Propellers sometimes look like they were designed by someone who heard the word “propeller” once, in passing, while ordering coffee. Landing gear gives off the vibe of a confident sketch that never got approved, yet it shows up anyway, proud and unbothered. The expressions stay bold, the attitude stays competitive, and the whole crew keeps radiating that “we’re doing this for glory” intensity—except the visual logic keeps adding tiny surprises. Badges and markings become overly enthusiastic. Tiny bolts gain suspicious importance. Panel lines decide to go on an adventure. Metallic surfaces can’t commit to what “metal” means today. It’s like the sky is hosting a beauty pageant for aircraft, and the judges are an AI that keeps misreading the scoring sheet. And the best part? The seriousness stays intact. The energy is still big, bold, and cinematic… except it’s now sharing the cockpit with glitches that refuse to sit quietly. Micro-details multiply. Textures over-commit. Shadows get a little too creative. Highlights pop up in places that didn’t ask for attention. Even the sense of scale can wobble for a moment, like perspective is trying to remember which lens it was supposed to use. So you get this strange, hilarious tension: noble aerial confidence versus chaotic reinterpretation. It’s not about roasting the original spirit—it’s about watching that spirit sprint through a hall of funhouse mirrors and still insist it looks flawless. Sleek machines with bigger-than-life presence keep trying to hold their pose while the visual rules keep subtly rearranging the pieces like a prankster doing a puzzle “from memory.” Somewhere between the clouds and the finish-line mentality, the “perfect” look turns into an ongoing negotiation. Shiny surfaces borrow from plastic for a second, then pretend nothing happened. Color gradients behave like they’re on a trampoline. Lighting occasionally picks a new sun. And through it all, everyone remains stubbornly determined, intensely dramatic, and wildly convinced that the vibe is still 100% elite, even as the details quietly spiral into delightful nonsense. It’s a reminder that when a story is iconic enough, even a slightly scrambled version still carries the same recognizable silhouette—just with extra weirdness sprinkled on top like confetti that refuses to fall straight. The sky becomes a playground for near-correct details, and the characters keep charging forward with maximum confidence, as if confidence alone can force reality to behave. If you enjoy the feeling of something familiar being lovingly scrambled into a new, slightly unhinged form—where the vibe stays heroic but the details insist on being weird—then you’re exactly where you should be. Strap in, look up, and let the sky get just a little bit wrong in the most entertaining way possible. 📢 Disclaimer: This is a parody video made purely for entertainment. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any official entity. The movie is the property of its respective rights holders. This AI content is transformative and satirical in nature, intended to reimagine and poke fun—not to replace or compete with the original.