Who cooks: Roddy. Galvatron's attention span is not conducive to cooking; he tends to either pounce Roddy, throw ingredients at Roddy, or make something explode. Who does the laundry and other chores: Usually Roddy, having easily persuaded Galvatron to follow him around with a whip and make it fun for him. Occasionally Galvatron does something, mostly for Roddy's pleased and grateful reaction. How many children do they have: None, which is probably a good thing. Who’s more dominant: Galvatron, which is just how Roddy likes it. That said, Roddy's whim and wish is generally law. Favorite nonsexual activity: Galvatron can turn practically anything into sex, but: sparring, battle, and cuddling. Their favorite place to be together: Canyons. Fun for playing chase or hide-and-seek in, fun for interfacing in, fun for getting lost in, and Galvatron really loves it when he can make Roddy echo. Any traditions: They celebrate anniversaries based on number of overloads. Mostly by adding to the number. Their “song”: "Party Hard" by Andrew WK. What they do for each other on holidays: Roddy gets himself stuck in a compromising position and calls Galvatron for "help." Galvatron makes Roddy not think about getting out for a long time. Where did they go for their honeymoon: Earth. Roddy showed Galvatron most of his favorite places, and Galvatron paid attention to the scenery for whole minutes before pinning Roddy to various parts of it. Where did they first meet: In battle. Any pets: No. What do they fight over: The proper status of the rest of the galaxy in relation to Galvatron. Do they go on vacations, if so where: Each other's base. Earth. Battling pirates and other spacegoing scum---Roddy especially likes to point Galvatron at the enemy and sit back and watch the ensuing fun, though he'll also happily join in.
Who does the laundry and other chores: Usually Roddy, having easily persuaded Galvatron to follow him around with a whip and make it fun for him. Occasionally Galvatron does something, mostly for Roddy's pleased and grateful reaction.
How many children do they have: None, which is probably a good thing.
Who’s more dominant: Galvatron, which is just how Roddy likes it. That said, Roddy's whim and wish is generally law.
Favorite nonsexual activity: Galvatron can turn practically anything into sex, but: sparring, battle, and cuddling.
Their favorite place to be together: Canyons. Fun for playing chase or hide-and-seek in, fun for interfacing in, fun for getting lost in, and Galvatron really loves it when he can make Roddy echo.
Any traditions: They celebrate anniversaries based on number of overloads. Mostly by adding to the number.
Their “song”: "Party Hard" by Andrew WK.
What they do for each other on holidays: Roddy gets himself stuck in a compromising position and calls Galvatron for "help." Galvatron makes Roddy not think about getting out for a long time.
Where did they go for their honeymoon: Earth. Roddy showed Galvatron most of his favorite places, and Galvatron paid attention to the scenery for whole minutes before pinning Roddy to various parts of it.
Where did they first meet: In battle.
Any pets: No.
What do they fight over: The proper status of the rest of the galaxy in relation to Galvatron.
Do they go on vacations, if so where: Each other's base. Earth. Battling pirates and other spacegoing scum---Roddy especially likes to point Galvatron at the enemy and sit back and watch the ensuing fun, though he'll also happily join in.
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