You know the usual, Drones are perfect, you know it, I know it, everyone knows it, they are perfect to hug, kiss and be together. Show me what Drone is perfect for you. The mighty Booru: https://dronebooru.co The ultra-quick wheel with OCs: https://wheelofnames.com/z8q-2mf And it's modifier: https://wheelofnames.com/4h8-fyf An enlightening OC wiki: https://dronebooru.co/wiki_pages/original_character The last Thread: >>227441
>>228408 It's been introduced on one remote colony where over 90 per cent of the population are drones, but I'll bet they'll be reined in soon. I hope so.
The AbsoluteSolver cannot be an Artificial Intelligence. >AI, even when misaligned, is supposed to do tasks in the most efficient way possible. >Genetic engineering and nanobot technology exists within the MD universe as seen with the immortal dogs and the DDs' tail nanites. >The Solver could have easily killed everyone with genetically modified super viruses or nanites. >It instead prioritizes the suffering of both its targets (humans and drones) and its own weapons (hosts and DDs).
>>228413 >Impregnate disassembly drones >Produce mutant children >Over time human-like mutants become the dominant group >Humanity becomes viltrumites/kryptonians/saiyans
>mini-Y advances towards you, a letter balanced on her hat >you take the letter, mini-Y offering you her sword as an opener >thanking the little drone, you slice open the envelope and take out the card inside >"Would you be my valentine?" >t. Macro-Y >you raise a brow >"Didn't they stop selling Valentines cards three months ago?" >in a series of tiny squeaks and hand gestures, mini-Y explains to you that it took a while for the giant drone to work up the courage >flipping the card over, you find that it was indeed a card from Valentines Day >2024 >it took 15 months >you glance outside at the mountain range that now didn't exist until the other month when Macro-Y tripped on her own legs and faceplanted, accidentally creating a new geographical feature >she was rather charming, in a clumsy way >and the way her fat drone ass jiggled after she fell... >but just how were you to feed the massive drone on a dinner date? Wat do?
>>228433 I'll think of something along the way, but the big question is, how is it even possible to go on a date with a MACRO drone? Like, I doubt there's a restaurant anywhere in the universe she could fit in.
>>228436 >anon takes Macro-Y to a middle eastern oil buffet >immediately, she starts being attacked by tanks and aircraft because her beautiful face, childbearing hips, and wide ass aren't not covered >she is not having a good time, and looks like she's about to cry as she swats another squadron of aircraft from the air with her tail Bad move.
>>228445 She has a stadium that she can pull the roof over to sleep in, but it's not hers. More like she's impossible to evict. That's where she keeps all the military equipment she borrowed and paints it in her spare time. She gets a stipend from the government because she's a giant NEET.
>a timeline where abby was found before her mutations took full control of her >thanks to dozens upon dozens of experimental and dangerous surgeries her mutations were removed from her and replaced with cybernetics >she's more machine than human at this point >it's been about twenty years after the solver war, and the galaxy has fallen into a cold war between the various factions in the galaxy >tensions between the current federation and nanotrasen is reaching a breaking point >abby has been called upon by the federation, to do one last service for the federation to prevent a war from breaking out >one that she won't be able to return home from as a war hero.
Fuck you. Mutates your John. First in a possible series of making mutated versions of all the Human OCs (the ones i havent already mutated yet, at least), because I need an excuse to draw body horror slop.
>Daily Drone fun facts: Drones did not always have emotions, during their development they were machines in every sense of the word. Without much in the way of social or emotional intelligence, given they were created for dangerous work on equally dangerous planets. It was only after the complaints of several managers that it "wasn't as satisfying if the drones did not suffer" that JC Jenson made the drones we all know and love today.
>>228473 Why do you keep bellowing about funposting?
Anon, I'm asking this in all seriousness, it's not funny when a grown man acts like a child and throws a tantrum over something as insignificant as a discussion he's bored with.
>in the solver war medics weren't killed by dromes or mutants >not out of some sort of moral reason >no they were raped, and their broken minds and bodies were sent back to human bases as a form of psychological warfare
How bad would things be if you try to get Liam to not crack a joke for over a minute? Would the results be even worse than what the Solver had done to earth?
>>228527 >an exhausted and sore uzi reluctantly has to stud N out to other drones just so she can get a break >it's still not enough >even after filling every womb in the bunker network and seeding every disassembly squad's wombs his dong still stands ready >Uzi has to start letting drones out of her mind palace, refurbish them with new bodies, and immediately set them to work breeding with N >she's considering setting her hatred of humans aside and putting earth back together just to buy herself some more time
I have tricked several drones into believing that I see them as "people." Even my drone wife is unaware of my true intentions. In fact, I can't even remember my true intentions, that's how deep under cover I am. Anyway I have to go give my wife another child, long live human supremacy.
>deluxe N running out of battery on the bus after a hard day of work being a model at the N dealership >sitting on a seat, his legs spread, his huge dong hanging down by his ankle >his display placed forcibly in sleep mode, all waking functions enabled, his eye bulbs dark on his head >completely unaware of the gathering crowd of females, drone and human alike, pressing their sweaty bodies close to his own >taking his massive appendage in their soft hands, running it between their palms >autonomic processors in N still function, his member growing even larger as it stiffens and drips dollops of seed >the growing crowd of horny femcels gooning while rubbing themselves against N
>>228554 No idea why the dynamic of incredibly aggressive but smoll meangirl versus bipolar unhinged murder machine desperately seeking validation works, but it does.
>>228543 >>228545 >looking for new thread >ask the unnons if their thread is ooo or eeeee >they don't understand >pull out a detailed diagram explaining what is ooo and what is eeeee >they laugh and say "it's a good thread, oog" >lurk the thread >it's eeeee
>>228561 >"I don't want to be an ooger no more," >she goes back to school >stops drinking fermented berri juice >starts wearing a smart-looking suit >reads instead of watching anime >stops hanging out with bad influences >graduates school >on the day she's waddling back home from graduation she's gunned down by oogsters who think she's a rival because all oogis look the same
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>>228575 I've literally had a married woman try to seduce me when no one else was around. There is a scientifically proven correlation between right wing political positions and physical fitness & powerful bone structures. It's self evident that leftwingers are a bunch of weak boned incels mobbing together like biting insects to steal from the powerful. Don't project on me you dysgenic freak.
One day, at Glitch. >"Hey boss, the drone designs were looking a little plain around the chest area so I made a collarbone for them." >"Fucking sluts." >"I'm sorry?" >"Nothing, good work."
>sleeping RIGHT next to your human husband after a raucous night of handholding and uppies and princess carrying and a marathon immoral makeout session (all within the confines of holy matrimony as Robo-God intended) >feeling his hot breath go through the gaps in your neck socket >feeling his warmth get inside your chest, on your endoskeleton
>>228644 she needs to hook with a vietnam veteran that exclusively dates asian girls a quarter of their age coincidentally this is kind of what n is doing with uzi
Harper gives a recount of probably the worst day of her life >Every day she has to block out that memory. The memory of what happened to Hawk. >See, Hawk was a brave soldier. Braver than most, in all fairness. His guts and determination knew no bounds >If he were to die, she expected it to be a blaze of glory. But she was wrong. It was a slow, quiet death. His body taken control of by a parasite, forcing him to fight Harper to the death >When she tore it off of him, he wasn’t long for this world. She tried to get him repaired, but it was fatal. >His last act was to give Harper his hand. The shining light that could burn through the dark. He wanted her to have it, and so she did. >And whenever she lights it up to pierce the evil, she remembers him
>>228647 >Lady you're literally a drone, you ALL are short as fuck. Maybe get over yourself and stop being ashamed of your own chassis. >Oh and your stream is shit.
One time I saw V literally tear herself a new one when she forgot her hands were claws and went to scratch her ass. She made me swear not to tell anyone but this is an anonymous board so it doesn't matter.
And those pleasantly round yet utterly bloatless smooth warmshining cute cheeks with constant expressionmarks ti the mex and pretty brown hair besides, made for kissing and carressing
>>228665 I assume that V had every advantage (surprise, fear) she could possibly and have and didn't fool around. There is a chance Yeva had knowledge of DD abilities (presumably CFL had info from other colonies, that's how I reckon Alice had any chance to figure out how to deal with them [take out cores etc]), but encountering a DD suddenly in the bunker, not to mention at home with her family was a surprise, after 20 years you let down your guard somewhat I assume. Add V's ferocity and aim for highest bodycount, together with Yeva likely panicking once AS had no effect on V, together with being in a cramped space, things look bad for Doll's family. If there's any upside to it then that V's eagerness made her miss Doll who was in the same room. Don't ask me tho how Doll got from there together with all the other WDs again and even cheered what was likely no more than 5 minutes after seeing her parnets get killed
>>228667 >together with Yeva likely panicking once AS had no effect on V I once saw a theory that Yeva was so traumatized by all the AS bullshit she'd gone through that she couldn't bring herself to use her eldritch 3D modeling tools even to defend herself.
>>228649 >>228650 In my concept for a Panty & Stocking-esque swap AU about Lizzy and the disassembly drone SD-D, the Amda who's in Alice's role hangs all her doodads off her iconic unicorn horn the same way the regular universe's Alice does with her antlers.
>>228666 I like to believe that things between V and Alice could have gone by while avoiding mutual oilshed entirely. Yes Alice was ready to decapitate V, that was no theatralics(tho Alice acted very theatralic until things went wrong, see her presentation, the hallway scene or GIFrel), but V didn't exactly beg or anything. Yet immediately after, when jumping over V, the one she was going to chop a moment ago, Alice didn't even step on her fingers, imo that had 0 narrative intent, but it still shows either Alice being generally unviscious if not provoked, or simple appreciation of valuable parts. Idk I had more on this I once typed 40 minutes a post about exactly this I'll just link it tomorrow
>>228668 Likely true and seems in character, my only worry there being the oilmarks on Doll's skirt in the pilot, she must have hunted before and Yeva must have had hunger too. It would be best had they not added the oilmarks there already they are more if an issue than addition in the version we have now, a relict from before cores, CFL or Yeva were a thing and now they badly harmonize with Yeva.
>>228671 >>228680 What if corpse Cyn, but she's like drone Cyn in that instead of going directly from regular living Cyn to Solver-possessed corpse after her death, she's initially still herself after she comes back as a walking corpse but she slowly loses herself to the vore demon that reanimated her. And yes, her loved ones all know she's a zombie but they still love her while she remains herself. N in particular likes giving her warm hugs.
>>228675 She didn't crawl out of the Pet Sematary, she crawled out of the Micmac burial ground out beyond the deadfall behind the Pet Sematary. The one the Micmac stopped using after a wendigo took a metaphysical shit on it.
>Techanon mutated during the war >Turned into a tumorous leaning thing that drags across the floor on the bent remains of what used to be his legs >He has so many arms, each fused with a tool, several featuring tools never seen before >His head merged with an intercom, giving him a toothy voicebox for a mouth that outputs nothing but garbled machine language, except for half-human sobbing when he cries >Lucid, aware of his condition, still capable of carrying out his job and does so better than before >Thankfully he doesn't need to eat meat, but also can't eat anything, somehow instead metabolizing drone oil, which tastes no better to him when poured into the intake on the side of his head >Imagine tar being poured into your ear, but you can taste it as it flows, and that's what "meals" are for him >The smile Pavo wears around him isn't forced, but it is pained >His technician's still beloved, mutations and all >Many of the base see him as the abomination he's become and treat him either with disgust or pity, while Pavo at least makes him feel a bit human >It helps that he can somehow understand the garbage noise Anon spews when trying to speak
>>228710 Mhm There could have been a good dynamic if Alice were around for longer ir V hadn't been as silent. At least in conceptual history V and Alice are closely related. And both are the most openly sadistic ones, (AS too OP doesn't count) different flavours (V very unhinged/intense/serial killer, Alice is exgier if it makes sense) but still similiar.
>>228697 Pretty close to what I have in mind when it comes to the idea of mutie techanon, should I draw him. Though my vision is probably a lot more structured, so to speak. Less "towering tumor of tools," more "gaping dragon with assembly line arms in his ribcage."
>Mount and Blade: Murder Drones >(You) Play as a corporate worker drone and amass an army of varying drone types and humans in a galactic scale map >Factions include: JCJenson >Nanotrasen >BOXO >The Union >The Federation >The Free Worker Drone Alliance >The Emancipated Disassembly Drone Armada >The Absolute Solver >Please note that joining the Absolute Solver Faction will convert your character into a Disassembly Drone, will set you at war with ALL factions and Solver armies are not friendly towards you and may attack you >In exchange for being a slave to the Solver you gain increased stats and exp gain
>>228725 >have extreme damage to your ass-plate. >the newly mutated techanon has to get real up in there. >you squirm and try VERY hard not to scream (and fail) as he grabs you with two mechanical arms around your midsection and solders your inside-wires back together with a third. >The Sound of dial-up Internet (translation: "Oh, shut up, this isn't a high moment for me either.") >meanwhile, Pavo is staring at you two from across the room. >with a visible curious look on his face. >he stares at you. >then down at himself. >then at a power drill on the workbench next to him. >then at himself again. >then back at you, with a subtle squint in his eyes. >he does a small nod towards you. >...you nod back. >The next day, you overhear some water cooler talk. >Apparently, Pavo's out of commission for today, having had an "unfortunate accident" in the mechanic supply closet. >You know that wasn't an accident, NOR was it unfortunate for him. >But, you don't speak up about it. >Directive 1 of the Bro Code is that you mustn't defile the sanctity of the Bro Code.
>>228728 >"C'mon, Anon, this seriously hurts." >[$$^@2^.] >"Self-repair's gonna take a while. Do you want me to suffer that long?" >[$&^329...#%@$?--^&#@?] >"What do you mean why? Maybe it really was an acci-" >[^#%$@--U&$$#--@@((#.] >"Oh... no, don't start, Anon..." >[&$%#$(@(--%**@%@--%**^(($--MOC*#*@.] >"You're still you, Anon. In any form." >[$%@#(@%...] >"I only pretend to be shallow. You've always been more than a pretty face." >[#($(^$#(...!($*##$] >"Hey, sorry, I didn't mean to-" >[@$(#*%*PAVO$#@@] >"No, it is my fault. I started this to... try and cheer you up, really." >[$^@$((@...%$**#...God, I'm#%#*#!!$#!@!abomi-] >"Hey, hey, it's okay, Anon." >[%*@&!(...#$@*(@*(#] >"I know. It won't be easy. But mutations or not, you're still the best guy on this base, and I'm happy to know you." >[...^##$@#.]
>>228735 >The guy in charge of updating Pavo's psych profile didn't enjoy his job. >Transcribing the Psycho's latest torment into text form for the records was never fun. >Then... that technician suffered that accident, and he knew his job would only get worse. >It didn't- and yet it did, in other ways. >Pavo no longer took his sweet time savoring a DD's mindless suffering- he took them out with a hunter's precision, with none of that flamboyant grace he displayed earlier. >Instead, he started impaling the DDs that didn't show signs of entering material collection mode on the highest things he could reach. >He'd gone from a peacock to a shrike. Not exactly an improvement, but it made the robopsychologist's job better when he just had to jot down "target was impaled after kill". >There was a new problem, though. >Pavo had begun requesting more and more information on the Solver itself, starting with a deeper dive into the basics, then looking up its patterns, known sightings, finding out everything he could. >He wasn't the first to take direct offense to the Solver's existence, nor to start seeking out a direct confrontation- nearly every Sentinel Drone had humored the idea, at one point or another. >But the evaluator felt a chill run down his spine as he lined up the evidence. >If Pavo met the Solver, he'd be torn apart and reduced to literal nothing- or worse, hijacked. He was good at his job, but Nine had faced the Solver down and died for it, and Nine was the best. >But what if? What if, somehow, an angsty, brooding machine was enough to kill a god? >Best not to risk an invaluable asset on an incredibly dumb 'maybe'. Pavo would be deployed as far away from known Solver manifestations as possible. >Not hard, given the size of the galaxy. Never the twain shall meet.
>>228494 In fact, I can well imagine that DD could do such a thing as part of psychological warfare, and it might be the least horrible thing they've done.
>>228771 This parasite wearing corpse like to suck any fruit except apples. Strawberries are just her favorite. Her attraction to them are like flies attraction to garbage.
Lads, if you were one of the small friend-shaped robots whose elders were having you all to go to a school like human kids so you'd all grow up to be less autistic than them, would you have been up for a however long her relationships last with the school kiss slut?
>Your V wife finishes draining the oil out of a poor worker drone >"HUBBY! GET ME ANOTHER COLD ONE! THIS ONE'S EMPTY!" >She throws the dead drone across the room into a pile of drained drone bodies >You sigh and go to the cold storage locker that you had installed specifically for V >You pull put a scared and pleading for their life worker drone and drag them to your V >She happily takes the drone from you and gives you a kiss >"Thanks babe!" "You know you can just get up and get those yourself right?" >"But I have a sexy human slave-husband to do that for me!" "...you're sleeping on the couch for that comment." >"You won't stay mad at me!" >You sigh >She's right
>>228758 The Solver has Vader immunity, where even if an OC could feasibly beat a canon antagonist, it's really fucking gay to write them actually doing so.
Of course, it'd be interesting to think about. Pavo's hatred for the Solver is strong enough to earn him a Red Lantern ring, but he'd have to merge with it like Uzi to undo the damage it's done. He could fix Anon, he could un-DD the DDs, put everything right, but he'd be doing so with the mocking voice of his ultimate enemy in the back of his processor the entire time, knowing he can't kill it and has become what he hates.
>You're walking down the street >Two female HODR compliance drones stop you >[STOP. CITIZEN ANONYMOUS, YOU HAVE BEEN REPORTED FOR BEING WITHOUT A STATE MANDATED DRONE WIFE. DEPORT TO YOIR NEAREST HODR MUNICIPALITY TO BE ASSIGNED A WIFE. FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL RESULT IN CORRECTIVE CUDDLES AND A TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR FINE.] How do you respond?
>>228845 Escape into the undercity through the sewers, then cry into the voluptuous bosom of a mutant woman who probably hasn't showered in months if not years.
>>228849 >[REPORT TO THE NEAREST HODR MUNICIPALITY ONCE YOUR DELIVERIES ARE COMPLETED. HAVE A HODR-IFIC DAY CITIZEN] >>228850 >[NON-COMPLIANCE HAS BEEN NOTIFIED, ALERTING HUNTER-CUDDLER DRONES]
>>228886 She has underestimated the power of a determined man, now she will need to walk around like a half crushed soda can until we get the replacement parts.
>after having your consciousness forcibly transferred into a DD by E, you survive the solver war >every day, you bake her your famous bananite nut muffins >she still hasn't figured out the secret ingredient >you ask E to grab you the muffin tins from a ground-level cabinet, your dutiful wife complying, lowering herself to all fours as she tries to extricate the muffin tins >you hear various bangs and clangs as your countless other single purpose kitchen items smash against one another and her, E crawling into the cabinet further trying to locate the tins >"I-I can't find them, boss." >"Keep looking," you reassure her as she redoubles her efforts, inadvertently raising her couch-crushing backside into the air and exposing the thick-lipped anatomy adapter hiding behind her strained panties >you slowly stroke your own, the forearm length organ hardening and pulsing in your hand as you take in the sight of E's backside >your other hand holds a large measuring cup beneath the tip of your member, ready to collect the secret ingredient for your bananite nut muffins as soon as you burst >you bite your lip, drawing a small bead of oil as you watch E's rear jiggle and her tail flick about in frustration as she continues searching for the muffin tins, muttering all the while >the tins which are obviously sitting on the counter right above her >she'll find them eventually >your mechanical legs weaken and your breath hitches in your throat as you cum, filling the ample measuring cup to the brim with thick, potent nanite seed, your hand wrapping tight around the base of your member and sliding it towards the tip to get every drop >your optics flicker from E's fat ass to a trio of empty measuring cups within reach, then back again >"E," you call out to her, your hand already stroking your hardening length again, "I'm going to make a double- no, triple- batch this morning. Make sure you get enough tins." >E gasps from inside the cupboard and starts throwing things around even harder in her haste to find the tins, her rear dancing with her every movement >your long, thick grey tongue hangs from your mouth, letting drool spatter on the floor >"Maybe quadruple," you whisper to yourself, your nanite nutsack feeling fuller and heavier than it had before your first nut
>>228904 Joblins take their jobs as wives very seriously. You are on a strict schedule and you BETTER finish your pineapple and vitamin smoothie for maximum output.
You know, anon, I thought that if I lived in the HODR universe, I would never, simply NEVER agree to date a drone, and it doesn’t matter which one, not a worker, not a disassembly, not even a sentinel.
Let's take Veteran AU for example and just imagine that the plot of Murder Drones is actually happened, and you even survived. Federation, JCJ, worker drones, Cyn, Solver, massacre at gallo, solver war, Dr Holly and sentinel drones, vore moment with Uzi, Union happened for real. You, a person, an ordinary civilian that survived the war on the home front, or an engineer that serviced war machines, or even a soldier that literally went into hell and came out alive, it doesn't matter, the only thing that matters is that you survived the apocalypse. You literally saw the great judgement of the Bible, with the only difference being that there were no righteous people to go to heaven, and all mankind was doomed. You have seen with your own eyes how under the influence of an inexplicable, denying the very laws of the universe, worker drones turned into demons, who were driven by only one thing: massacre. You saw how hell itself in the form of mutations, black holes, tentacles and a damn robot Satan came down to earth to execute all mankind.
You have lived, or rather survived seeing all this for over twenty years. Even if you take the best case scenario, where you are a civilian that has only seen it all through pictures and videos, you would have worked 16 hours a day(because all the labor force is needed during the war for survival) in a war production facility to create weapons and ammunition for the army that was supposed to oppose GOD, and all these years you would have heard through rumours how slowly but slowly the front is moving towards you. You wouldn't believe the propaganda, you know you won't be told the truth, you can't believe the rumours as there is no confirmation of them, but you know one thing: that you have to work day after day until all your physical strength is exhausted, but your daily ration only gets worse from year to year. It's hell, but it's still better than seeing the death of humanity in full.
But then, it all stops abruptly. You're told the war is over, and you hear one word: victory. Humanity has survived God's judgment. Battered, bloodied, missing a few limbs and gallons of blood, but humanity survived the slaughter. Let's skip the death of the Federation and focus on the main thing: the drones. They're full-fledged citizens now. All of them. The workers, the sentinels, the disassemblers. They were integrated, whether for safety or even as a joke, but the fact is the fact. They're all around you now, because most of humanity died out, and they took their place, and you have to come to terms with it. Now, the main thing: after all that slaughter, after a hellish life in a permanent state of devastation and the awareness of inevitable extinction, you can now start dating some drone. Tell me, anon, will you do it? After going through all this hell, will you just forget all of it? Will you forget how your bones cracked under the pressure of incredible labor, how your muscles tore from overexertion, how you choked on your own stale air so that the guys on the front lines could win you just one more microsecond before the inevitable, inglorious death?
Tell me, anon, do you even dare to assume that after this nightmare, which lasted forever and ended literally in an instant, you will be able to take and start a new life with a drone?
It's three in the morning, I have to be at work in six hours, but I wrote this piece of text without any coherent thoughts in my head. After four hours of sleep, I'll curse myself and my autism, but for now, anon, I seriously want to ask you a question: are you absolutely sure you're going to date a drone for real? A worker, a sentinel, or even a disassembler? I'm not.
>>228919 So, you're saying you'd fuck mutants instead? HEY GUYS, THIS GUY FUCKS MUTANTS! THIS GUY LIKES FUCKING MUTANTS!! MUTIEFUCKER MUTIEFUCKER MUTIEFUCKER!!!
>>228927 Mutants are all drones though. The idea of humans being transformed by the AS's influence and not just melting into meat goo is just a horror story people got paranoid about being possible.
One time I saw a drone eat a smaller drone whole. Later saw them walking together. Apparently it's a comedy act and the small drone just walks out of a hatch in the back of the other drone later on? Kind of fucked up if you ask me.
>>228960 maybe you could spend the time you set aside for whining to actually work on whatever you're supposedly making. or try putting out ideas that might inspire other anons instead of loudly seething that people like human mutant stuff
>>228965 Federation ship (I thought it would be cool and visually distinctive if all Fed ships had legs or were otherwise insect-y but still blocky and geometric, riffing on the landing pods)
>>228930 >t. HODR agent struggling HARD to censor information about the untold amounts of human mutant pussy waiting beneath the sewers YOU CAN'T FOOL ME, SPOOK. I KNOW WHAT YOU'RE HIDING.
>>228718 >Their hoodies don't even fully cover their flat, featureless bottoms Absolutely OBSCENE. Like a human wearing nothing but a T-shirt with no pants or underwear.
>>228970 We don't see ANYTHING remotely futuristic aside from the pod, Uzi's railgun, and the drones themselves. I hate that I'm the only one who ever discusses this.
>>228995 Honestly, a lot of the current cultural references in Murder Drones reminds me of those scenes in Futurama where the writers want to reference something topical even if it doesn't make much sense in the futuristic setting. Tron References in Futurama (@0:11)
When Khoren Bekian was designing the worker drones centuries ago-a design that hasn't been deviated from since, to the degree that even now parts made for the earliest worker drones are compatible with the latest and vice versa-I'm not sure which design decision he made was the most genius: the collarbone molding, or the snoot.
>>228946 I'm a sucker for human mutant/regular drone content, that's a fun dynamic. If I wasn't so late to playing Look Outside, I might have done some crossover AUtism with that. Oh well.
>>228963 I have a suspicion that this same anon is spamming hate posts about Buddy because the narrative is too similar.
I can understand if you don't like something, that's fine, you shouldn't like literally everything, but to make drama because some anon likes something different than what you like is dumb.
>>229022 >>229023 You are a pathetic incel who touches your peepee to the idea of women suffering and being abused, 0ilrig. You also obnoxiously sexually harass women on the internet, 0ilrig. Just making sure you didn’t forget!
>>229026 >pathetic incel Again married women try to seduce me. >who touches your peepee to the idea of women suffering and being abused What the actual fuck is this virtue signaling with that U-U drawing right there? >>229024 I'm White as mayo.
>>229041 Oh then she just needs to be very careful about choosing the right Solver witch to pull him from the Void Given Molly’s friendship with Fuguedrone he’d probably be her first choice, and if anyone can do it he can
>>229041 >>229038 Sounds like a lot of work, I can sell her a digital worm that (temporarily) makes her think he's still alive way easier. First taste is free.
>>229048 You going to go on a crusade against bartenders or horrible tv that people use to distract themselves too? I'm just providing a wanted service like everyone else. Mine's just more effective than most.
>>228970 Nope, I assume they are somewhat retro-looking like the rest of the technology, considering the only models we have are the drones themselves and Tessa's space suit. I imagine there will be a lot of white with chrome trimming, ships will be utilitarian with the three most common hull configurations being rectangular office tower, bullet, and sphere, they may or may not have radiators, seems like with the drones heat management seems to have been trivialized to the point where even cheap mass produced things can be made to survive extraordinary temperatures. They will have some kind of slower than light drive similar to the DD pods which looks like a rocket engine but has performance more like a candle or torch drive, and also a second drive or device to travel interstellar distances. This might be something like a Star Trek warp engine that physically moves the ship along in a faster than light frame reference or it might be a jump drive that teleports the ship vast distances instantly, but somehow things have got to be able to travel between stars at a practical speed. Ships have also got to be fairly massive, as big or bigger than aircraft carriers and cargo ships in real life, 3-400m or more, to establish colonies as large as Copper 9 which appears to have had at least millions of colonists judging by the scale of it's outpost cities. Military ships will ironically probably fill the small end of hull volumes because unlike civilian ships they won't be designed around hauling tons of cargo or excess fuel or huge numbers of people. While there seems to be FTL communication judging by the live Earth feed, I would rule out very rapid FTL (compared to things like Trek, Star Wars, etc). If FTL were near instant or even as fast as Star Trek's warp travel, humanity would've been overrun by the Solver in a matter of a few weeks or months, not over the course of fifty years. My speculation (and a reason for why ships are probably both very big and very utilitarian) is that FTL travel in the Drones setting is comparable to age of sail intercontinental shipping, very slow taking multiple months up to as long as a year, fraught with risks and navigational difficulties, and so resource intensive that each trip requires considerable preparation. This would explain why humans didn't simply instantly scatter into space leaving the Solver behind, and why it took Solver forces fifty years to work their way out to Copper 9. Not that it took 50 years of continuous travel but if you have to take several months flying at FTL speeds between systems and then you meet years of resistance in each system on each planet I could see that delaying Cyn's arrival.
Is it cliché for the angry guy who can induce fear in anyone to be afraid of their wife when she's mad? I'm definitely not referring to my drone wife...
>>229049 You live where people dump their trash down the megashoots, you’ll never see the the artificial sunlight on the midlevels let alone the real stuff up surface side, you will die in the dark, and you deserve it
>>228649 >>228650 Finished this one, first time I coloured Amda and I found out that green is apparently way more pleasant to work with for hairshading than black or brown. Or Amda just has an easier hairstyle than Alice/better reference shots
>>229044 >>229041 >Uzi subconsciously ejects souls into blank slate disassembly drones >These newly reincorporated drones will doubtlessly need therapy for not just the impending identity crisis but the hell that was being in the Solvers grasp and then being trapped in a femcels rear port. >Wills soul gets put into a blank slate drone and wakes up to his new life as a vampire robot
>>229041 >>229064 I get the impression that the AS getting eaten by Uzi resulted in it losing all the souls it had assimilated and them being transplanted from its mind palace to roaming Uzi's. Not just in limbo.
>>229028 No one tries to seduce you, 0ilrig. Maybe strangers. But no woman is attracted to the kind of person you are. You are delusional. Any woman who’s ever continued speaking to you despite your bullshit, was just giving you politeness you didn’t deserve. Everyone in this thread knows you get off to women being abused, and harass them online, 0ilrig. We have plenty of screenshots if you’d like the whole class to see.
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>>229072 >But no woman is attracted to the kind of person you are. You are delusional. Any woman who’s ever continued speaking to you despite your bullshit, was just giving you politeness you didn’t deserve. I actually can't tell if you're shit testing or a white knight.
>Due to poorly-written contracts, DroneDash delivery drones are released from the company and become unowned property if they deliver late >Which means that, technically, no laws apply to them, and they cannot be charged for anything they do >An attempt was made to close this loophole, but it was too late >"Whoops! Looks like this delivery took fifteen minutes and two seconds! You know what that means?" >"It means I get to break-" >"ACID TO THE FACE! Yay!"
>>229064 Would there be some sort of resocialization program for these poor bastards? Getting shoved into the body of something that most likely killed you after how many years of being dead and in pretty much hell would be jarring to say the least
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>No one tries to seduce you, 0ilrig. Maybe strangers. But no woman is attracted to the kind of person you are. You are delusional. Any woman who’s ever continued speaking to you despite your bullshit, was just giving you politeness you didn’t deserve. >Everyone in this thread knows you get off to women being abused, and harass them online, 0ilrig. We have plenty of screenshots if you’d like the whole class to see.
>Did you know that if you complain the dronedash worker never arrived you can just keep them there, in your home? >The company just writes them off and they don't really know what to do without instruction. >I have 9,203 dronedash delivery drones. >I may have gone overboard.
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>“Regardless, our best shot is probably still to just stay in the bunker because we lack the means to build UV lights all over the Copper-9 nor do we have the power supply to support them. Not to mention that any kind of UV beacon that we try building would be an incredibly obvious target to other Disassembly Drones but at least we have an actual back-up plan in case the door fails now.”
I have been thinking about the implications of Yeva being from Cabin fever labs like Nori and unless she had memory loss like Nori she REALLY dropped the ball by not telling anyone anything. I have joked in the past about how Yeva could have solved so many of the main casts problems but you could take it even further than that based on what she would know about Solver affliated entities. She would know from herself that anything connected to the solver would just burn in sunlight. Although like with some of my older comics about Khan actually being competent it seems like making anyone other than the protagonist not an idiot completely derails the plot.
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>>229082 Nice artwork! And true point about CFL lore in Yeva's head, one could probably make up explanation about being disturbed by the past and wanting to forget it, but the Yeva we saw in 7 was capable and confident with her use of AS so her losing skill entirely is weird, forgetting everything or opting to keep it secret even moreso. >seems like making anyone other than the protagonist not an idiot completely derails the plot. Yeah, most characters are quite incompetent if you think about it, only ones withiut stupid fails (that aren't directly fault of plot armour) that cone to mind at first are N, Alice and Cyn. N dominated V while holding back, easily overpowered Solver Uzi(tho tbf she was hesitating) and so on, Alice captured and disarmed the maincast and all past DD squads, her defeat in the end was fault of her not wanting to kill Uzi/Cyn's presence and intervention (one WD with a pillbaby having such merit is still very admirable tho). Cyn is self explanatory, all her jobbing was fault of being too much into playing with her food to the point I'd say the only real Ls she took were DDs all dying in CFL(tho there's no doubt she eventually found the alternative entertaining) and eventually having her core ripped out by Uzi, idk how that could happen but didn't seem intentional. [This is not an absolute list or ranking these are just the ones that came to mind now]
The weird kind of fleshy drone I rescued from a locker in a weird church-mine-lab place keeps giving me a look like she wants to suck my dick non-stop until I wind up sore from the full-body muscle spasms. I can tell because "I want to suck your dick non-stop until you wind up sore from the full-body muscle spasms" appeared on her visor. Do I need help? Does she?
>>229105 Drones need to use gheir visor in creative ways more often >>229100 That perfect shape, the rush of grey and black, those shining limbs, the white feet, the dark hair and white antlers, the long tail, that exclusive limited to 1 frame shot of her underside, such rarity is special, and see these perfect shapes on back and legs and limbs and chest it's just so perfect I can cri(😭)
>>229108 Anything else weird about her? Like, is that human hand on the end of her wrist? In any case, she's probably gonna need oil. Or blood, blood works with drones like her too. Just keep in mind that sunlight kills her. You have a 4'something" reverse cyborg vampire in your life.
>>229110 Yeah, like her drone hand decided to be a human one instead. I don't know if the drone hand's still inside it or something, I'm not about to cut it open. Good news is oil isn't too hard to get. Blood is, though.
>>229114 >Now it's late and you head downstairs. >Cause you just can't sleep so you make some tea. >And the doll disapprovingly asks if you really need that much honey.
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I think the question here is whether Eva and Nori actually knew about the disassembly drones in full. Maybe it was in the form of an evil premonition, an itch in their processor and vague leads, rather than a clear understanding of what was in store for them.
>>229116 You have to carry her tea too, you idiot. In Russian culture, everyone drinks tea together, so if you don't want to die a horrible death, pour her some boiling water and add some aromatic leaves to it.
>>229129 Soviet Doll. >"Doll why are there seven women in my living room?" >"Our living room." Doll answers. >"Why are there seven women asking to see their new husband in our living room?" >"Our husband." Doll says, the spirit of Soviet Russia grinning maniacally back at you.
Tessa is evil, she saves drones to only do experiments to figure out how to transfer her mind from a human to a drone! Cyn's body was the perfect host to Tessa because she was an empty husk and was her drone persona. The Solver is just an autopilot program when Tessa isn’t in control.
Help! There's a drone lady with a pill baby and bulky brother saying I'm the father outside my door. I'm already married and I don’t bang machines. That little shit is obviously after my money. How tf do i get her to leave?
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>>229160 I'm actually taken aback people cannot understand the series and its ending, call it Dunning-Kruger in the good way if you want to
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>>229166 it had some oiliness around it but I thought there was a chance it was someone else posting in good faith. the wider fandom barely understands the most basic parts of the show after all
using the same soft material as their black midsections, with a few modifications to the upper chassis, I've given drones armpits. no need to thank me.
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>>229166 I am seriously considering restarting learning how to draw solely so I can pump out Poirot full anal nelsoning the post "good ending" OCs (mostly Akita) sunnysundown style in a couple to a few years when the things that go spoken but unspoken in the show about Golems that speak without speaking finally get hammered in. To reiterate, I'm not even the Poirotposter, he's still fixated on N/Midnight as the primary antagonist when it's actually Midnight's V, I just think it's funny how you jump at thread boogiemen. I'm morbidly intrigued to see how utterly unhinged you will become both during the run of season 2 and after it concludes ironically very much like Uzi's own descent into madness as what was supposedly her very own adventure does not stop at the point all the suicidally depressed high school freshman's silly little safe edgy YA media does. The ways you will lash out like a fucking spastic at any unassuming newfag who so much as suggests that N is Capt Midnight and like an unhinged autistic ape accuse them all of being me samefagging.
>>229182 Her entire subspecies (SD-N) are vile bullying little shits but draw the line at killing unless it's to free another. You can see a perfect example of this when Uzi was fully convinced Uzi easily could have killed 'Tessa' by puncturing the astronaut suit but was extremely careful with her fangs.
I will be focusing more on learning horror artstyle than my sarcastically colorless storyboard they served their purpose and i lost interest on them. Wouldn’t you like to know? Figure it out yourself.
>>229201 They're mass produced industrial machinery, they all have the same snoots. Some are just looking at better angles and in better lighting to show them.
>>229180 My autism has subsided a bit, in general, not just to Murder Drones but to everything in general, so I'll just wait a bit for the rpathy to subside and get back to active discussion.
>>229207 I think I'll just distract myself for a while.
I watched season 4 of love, death and robots but it turned out to be crap, way worse than all the previous ones, but season 8 of Rick and Morty came out recently, I think the classics will revive my spirit.
>>229208 >watched season 4 of love, death and robots >turned out crap True from what I heard, most things in that show there in general where too sloppish imo even in earlier seasons. Best one was the one with the train in tall grass at night or the soviets in Siberia in either s1 or s2, but been years since I last watched it so eh >Distract for while 👍
>“What a weird dream i had last night.” she muttered, voice hoarse. >She pressed her palms to her face, willing the images to fade. Her phone buzzed on the nightstand, the alarm screaming 6:45 AM. >“Shit. I’m gonna be late again.” >She dragged herself out of bed, the floorboards creaking under her bare feet. The apartment was small, cluttered with secondhand furniture and half-read manga. >She shuffled to the bathroom, splashing cold water on her face. Her reflection in the chipped mirror looked… off. For a split second, it smiled—a slow, crooked grin that didn’t match the tired scowl on her face. Nona blinked, and it was gone. Just her, pale and puffy-eyed, staring back. >“Get it together, Nona” she told herself, tying her dark hair into a messy bun. She yanked on her diner uniform. >Her name tag, slightly bent, read Nona, Owner. Owning the place didn’t make the early shifts any easier. Bag slung over her shoulder, she locked the door and jogged down the stairwell, the dream already sinking into the back of her mind (Elliott mansion, three arrow symbol and Sinner?).
>The diner was a ten-minute walk through her boring town, where streetlights still buzzed in the gray dawn. Sunny’s Diner and the smell of burnt coffee and bacon grease hit her like a warm bug. >The morning crowd was already trickling in—truckers, retirees, a couple of teens nursing hangovers over milkshakes. >Nona slipped behind the counter, tying her apron tighter. “Morning, Sally.” she called to the cook, who grunted without looking up from the grill. >"It wouldn't hurt to return my greetings but whatever. " >She grabbed a fresh pot of coffee and started her rounds. >“Here’s your latte, sir,” she said, sliding a steaming cup to a guy in a flannel jacket, his nose buried in a newspaper. >He nodded, barely glancing up. Nona’s smile was automatic, emotionless, but her mind wandered. >As she turned to wipe down the counter, the diner’s jukebox flickered on, unplugged, spitting out a staticky hum. Nona froze. The hum warped into a low, distorted voice, almost like it was whispering her name but in reverse? >“Nonnnnnaaaa…”
System cmd: /Restart.
>"Where the fuck am i ?" >Nona’s eyes snapped open, her breath catching in her throat. The air was wrong, thick, acrid, like rotting meat mixed with burnt plastic. >Her stomach churned, and before she could stop it, she rolled to her side and vomited onto the cracked, ash-dusted ground. She wiped her mouth, trembling, and stood, her sneakers crunching on shattered glass. >The world was a graveyard.The streets were littered with debris: overturned cars, splintered concrete, and strange, pulsating fleshy blobs that quivered in the dim, gray light. >They were everywhere, oozing across the ruins, some as small as rats, others the size of dogs, their surfaces slick and veined, like living tumors. >Nona’s heart pounded. This wasn’t her city. This wasn’t her time or even her world she knew. Yesterday, she’d been walking from home to her job. >Now, she was in this nightmare. She stumbled forward, her breath shallow, trying to make sense of the desolation. The stench clung to her, sour and invasive, making her gag again. >A low, gurgling moan stopped her cold. One of the blobs—bigger than the others, with a vaguely human shape—slid toward her. Its surface split, revealing a gaping, toothfull maw. “Kill… me…” it rasped, its voice wet and broken, like it was drowning in agony. Nona’s scream caught in her throat. She backed away, her sneakers slipping on the slick ground, then turned and ran.
>>229230 In my subjective oinion Alice, would have been better to keep her around. There were more ideas before they revived Nori which nobody expected. Would have been some deviation from Uzi being able to save every single drone that means smth to her, bringing Nori back, when she was established dead all season long and her death was substantial part of the plot, was unnecessary. Don't hate her but eh >>229231 Pretty much exactly this
>>229235 Everyone agrees but it wasn't possible back then. Tho I suspect that the massive delay for 7&8 was at least in part due to changes made after 6/TADC success. Furthermore I feel 6 had changes made to make it fit as a temporary end, the V song at the end, the unusually serious tone in comparison to most other eps and so
>>228894 the wait for the wiki update i is excruciating because all my shit is unexplained but i dont want to explain it half-assedly in some random post. commander jones is his own guy in an AU where theres 7000 juggernauts and 3000 of them are actively participating in the solver war
>>229243 Are you that anon who made a long post years ago about how Uzi is a terrible person? It also had a pic of Uzi being flanked by disparaging holograms of herself.
>>228993 >>228994 /md/ and /co/ aren't much better either. Really cool concepts like a surviving humanity rebuilding, solverfied human monsters, drones built by humans to fight back, all ruined because anons and femanons would rather think with their cocks and pussies.
So what would be the general ballpark estimation for humanities population post solver war? I want to say around a billion but for a bare minimum multi-solar system spanning civilization that number feels a bit too small The remaining human population would undoubtedly be scattered across multiple solar systems and planets so I think the density of humans would be very low, around a few million people per system being outnumbered by drones several times over
>>229263 it entirely depends on how much of the galaxy human civilization spans. personally i think 3000s humanity would own only a couple hundred planets in tiny sectors of the milky way this shits too subjective there is no answer. the answer is not a lot
>>229231 J as a character exists only to be uzis first kill and to introduce the solver. she does next to nothing in the series and is a joke sidekick that jobs to her own boss in the finale. her personality also feels a tad bit gimmicky compared to N and V, the two of which create liams beloved dynamic of cinnamon roll and crazy bitch, so obviously those 2 get way more attention
>>228983 the biggest issue with murder drones is that the worldbuilding is dogshit, but all of it gets instantly fixed if you say its like 2030 and humanity in this fictional universe is just so awesome that they had super advanced tech by then. maybe you could even incorporate the solver into it by saying that it played a big part in humanitys advancements, which would also explain why humanity made huge breakthroughs specifically in robotics and space travel, while everything else remained the same for the most part. could any of you tell this shit took place over a thousand years in the future? i couldnt, the fuckers were fighting DDs with apaches and their cars didnt even fly! (until the solver caused gravitational anomalies at least). forget the nulls, the murder drones on their own couldve ended humanity if they didnt invent anything for a millenia
>>229274 humans only make up parts of the background of the story, it makes sense that glitch– especially pre-TADC glitch– wouldn't want to make new bespoke assets for scenes that last a few seconds
also i think the decision to take the story towards the eldritch route heavily impacted the amount of sci fi stuff we see in it. if it really ended up being JCJ vs copper 9, then we'd see some skynet judgment day shit. now, if thats as interesting as a fleshy technological antichrist, im not at liberty to say
>>229273 Nta but could you suggest someone completely artless from greentexts? If they have no art at all yet they are likely not on the booru and would be hard to find
>>229261 Talk is cheap. Why not make these cool concepts work yourself? Go write stuff consisting of these things from start to finish and then show it to the board.
>>229275 its not just that, all the architecture is modern day too. copper 9 looks like current earth after a nuclear war, but with weird celestial objects. personally, i just wouldnt set the series that far in the future knowing how much work it would take to make it look like 3071, but i guess thats how liam wanted to explain why the drones are so advanced
>>229276 It should have been a Fifth Element thing so we could have both at once. >the Absolute Solver calls into a JCJensen board meeting to make its displeasure over how things are going on Copper-9 clear >a guy on the board speaks out of turn and gets agonizingly melted just offscreen into a puddle of bloody gelatinous meat with a few bones sticking out of it just offscreen for it >two drones, one with a wet vac, come in and start cleaning him up as a third removes his bloodstained chair >as the whole board watches transfixed, one member raises his hand even though as far as he knows Vore Satan isn't seeing any of them, only hearing them >[Speak.] >"Uh, the guys you do this to... they're not still alive after, are they...?" >[Of. Course they are.] >"Oh..." >[Giggle.]
>>229280 I think he wanted two things and that was the only way to do it. >Drones pretending to be people in humanity's wake >Earth got fucking owned Now the answer is you shouldn't care because this is an 8-episode miniseries, but my theory's been that society stagnated completely after worker drones. No great minds to usher in a new architectural craze, because the drones build the buildings and they do so the same way they have for centuries. After drones, cryosleep, and space travel, there were no more big breakthroughs, because none had to be made.
>>229263 I'd wager on it being even lower. The kill-tally flag on "Tessa's" space suit implies that whatever human polity existed in this universe has had all of its holdings significant enough to be acknowledged on the national flag destroyed, save for Copper-9, which has likewise still been scrubbed of human life. That leaves only small, frontier colonies as possible survivors, which, naturally, have lower populations and less infrastructure. The ones that were dependent on support from the larger, more established population centers that are now all gone are then either going to stagnate rather than grow, or die off entirely, further lowering the population. Other than that, you might have small fleets of exodus ships full of people who managed to escape dying worlds, but they're going to suffer the same supply issues the frontier colonies have, possibly to an even worse degree. The Solver vibe checking humanity puts us in a similar position to that point during the ice age where the human population plummeted down to a few thousand individuals on the entire planet.
Imagine having to live in a city primarily populated by drones post solver war The city architecture largely revolving around murder drones and worker drones Getting to and from work would be a nightmare, if you as a human are even allowed to work in such a city. Drones don't need clean air or sunlight to function properly, so this city would be constantly covered in smog from factories and other such places, some pockets of the stuff being so thick that it blocks the sun You'd need to always be wearing an air filtering mask just to walk outside. Getting food would be a hassle as well, I doubt a city like this would have any grocery stores, the best a human could bet on getting would be cheap vending machine slop or nutrient past
>>229263 This is my personal idea of the human population in the Veteran AU: when I imagined the post-war devastation and unification wars of the early union, I realized that I was giving a pretty good number for the estimated number of people left, like about 80 billion people, and even more.
Yes, these numbers seem too big, especially if you consider that the pre-war population of the Federation should be several times more, but I was betting on the fact that humanity spread very, very widely, and the population density is incredibly small, and only the earth could afford to have more than 27 billion people (this image from fugueanon got me to think about it, I really liked it), while a billion people per planet was just an incredibly large number, and many planets are content with 30 to 600 million people.
I repeat, I understand that this seems meaningless, but this is how I explained to myself the existence of a large number of factions and a large number of armies with a number of tens of millions of soldiers each. Of course, there are several times more drones with such numbers, especially workers and disassemblies. Worker drones, of course, continued to be produced in large quantities, and disassemblers, well, the Cyn wasn't very worried about those drones that remained on the captured planets, so they managed to form damn large populations by the time the Union was unified, and this is not counting when they started to reproduce with humans, U-U with farmerAnon and their more than ten or twenty DD children is a completely standard situation for the new world.
I wish I could read other anons thoughts on the population size of the post war world, my autism is hungry for more new information on world building.
>The solution is simple, y'see. Banish all'em humies and we can have this whole damn planet to ourselves. Them whiners can have a better time on our moon, while we can increase productivity without having to accommodate oxygen breathers. Win-win, ain't it?
>>229289 >You'd need to always be wearing an air filtering mask just to walk outside.
>For some unknown reason, terrorists and especially former VSOTF members prefer to settle in slums and cities where drones greatly outnumber humans >Some Union Secret Service analysts speculate that this allows them to commit hate crimes and terrorist attacks more widely and openly >But all is much simpler >Sometimes you don't suffer from PTSD >Sometimes you enjoy it
>>229295 You ever hear a disassembler cry after getting uppies for the first time since they were turned into a vampire years and years ago? It's heartbreaking.
>>229306 Just them being a cute couple. Say, the moment in this timeline's version of episode 3 before they go off to the prom to stop V, when Uzi's being all dere dere.
>>229295 >Anon gets so used to drones stopping him for uppies that he does it whenever a drone stops him >He just gave a drone police officer uppies after she stopped him for whatever corrupt cop reasons
If AM somehow replaced the Solver's consciousness with his own while everyone is dead. Would he resurrect J,N,V and Tessa as gods or beings similar to him so they can be together forever?
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>>229304 Not exactly what you asked for. I just don't how to draw N or DD yet But here: >Akira: look Uzi, this drone look just like you but cute and cuddly. >Uzi: You don't think I'm cute and cuddly? >Uzi tore the plushie apart
I think Uzi is less of a dick that we think. She was fucking disgusted with herself for eating her classmates, for example, to the point of vomiting. I feel that Uzi’s behavior is a partly a cry for attention because she wants someone to actually listen to her yet knows no way to healthily go about it due to being raised around nothing but human pop culture runoff, therefore creating a lack of social education. But at the same time it stems from a severe lack of affection. From what I can gather the only person before N who showed her affection was Nori, which is probably why Uzi was so willing to listen to her when they reunited. When N showed up, Uzi finally found someone who she could just talk to. Someone who was actually willing to listen to her and give her the affection she had been starved for her whole life. In conclusion, Uzi needs kissies
Has anyone ever tried doing their own diagnostics on their drones? For some reason after I removed my drone's limbs for cleaning her emotional levels spiked and she keeps asking me to do it now. I'm afraid I fucked something up.
>>229342 Well done, idiot, now you have to do a full reset to restore it to full functionality. If you don't know how to repair drones, don't try, you'll only break it.
Holidays mean shit to corporate, and this time they have you working even more like a dog. Stuck in your doggy cage of a cubicle, you push past the never ending pain in your digits as they tap, tap, tap away on the keyboard.
A sharp pain hits your leg and you whip around to find J with her arms folded under her synthetic milk cannons fixing you with a glare.
You look up and see as mistletoe hanging off of her tail. Ah, you had forgotten about her hourly kisses.
J softens as you approach and leans forward for a quick peck. You give her another, and another, and another...
"My, my... Keep this up and I'll have to report you for sexual harassment~" She tease, drawing circles where your heart is.
"You don't have enough paper~"
J yelps as you give her bubbly aftplate a good 'smack'. "How about we find out back in my office~?"
"Ahem."
You both slowly turn to see your boss standing there with a pair of pink slips.
>>229348 You and J drop your heads in shame, reaching for them, only for them to be yanked away. "I could be persuaded to keep you two around if you'll have me join..." She offers with a small blush.
You and J look to one another.
《~》
You heave yourself up into your chair, exhausted from the "overtime" you had to put in. You find a check on your desk with your boss' signature.
>John is minding his own business as per usual at outpost 3 >"JOOOOOHNNYYYY!!!" >John recogizes that voice >A familiar pink haired clown drone crashes into him with a hug >"Oh my gosh Johnny I almost didn't recognize you without your skibidoo costume on!" "Hello Molly." >John sighs in annoyance >There goes his afternoon plans
>>229210 >>229216 He totally sexually assaulted Temmie and that's why he fired up virtue signaling out of nowhere after years of remaining completely apolitical and lowkey giving off South Park Republican vibes