There are three days left until the end of Pride Month, anon, and you know what to do.
The Booru: https://dronebooru.co The wheel loaded with OCs: https://wheelofnames.com/z8q-2mf And it's modifier: https://wheelofnames.com/4h8-fyf The thriving OC wiki: https://dronebooru.co/wiki_pages/original_character The last Thread: >>240911
From what I understand there's 2 types of Sentinel Drones. I know the K clones idea came from Phoenix, the original creator. But what about the others? Is there a distinction, and which OCs belong to which?
>>241881 Most thread Sentinels are of the threadlore variety. IE not descended from K or Dr. Holly, though Holly may be referenced in threadlore every now and again. Pretty much the only drones that follow Phoenix's original lore are Phoenix's OC's and a smattering of one off stories.
>>241881 In essence, there is no difference. K became just a template of how the base for all sentinel drones should be.
I don't know about the other OCs, but Pavo and Elf (she was created by Phoenix, by the way) were just working drones in the past, but in their code, which makes up their personalities, humans found structures that protect against the Solver, and which allowed them to be made into disassembly drones, but on the side of humanity(that is, sentinel drones).
>>241889 >she was created by Phoenix, by the way This is incorrect. Elf as a character was created by a separate writefag (on top of being originally written as a Worker Drone), Phoenix's only connection is him making art for the sentinel drone version of Elf
>>241881 Reclaimer class - Sentinel drones (commonly just refereed to as Reclaimer drones) Are Salonanons Sentinel drones, Basically the same Base concept of a Sentinel drone done by a isolated pocket of humanity.
Serve the same overall purpose, but built diffrent and have a few different querks compared to K-class Sentinels
As far as im aware only Avre & The Sentinel mechs are Considered Reclaimer Class Sentinels
What makes you think you'll have a happy marriage with a sentinel drone, anon? What makes you think that with her hundreds of times greater strength, terrifying speed, lightning-fast reflexes, incredible abilities, enormous height, and just plain huge ego created by being the best war machine, she won't treat you like dirt and just use you as a well-deserved reward for her service?
>>241904 >Pavo notices Techanon going to the gym more lately. >It's pretty routine, and it's starting to show after a few months. >One day, Pavo happens by the base's gym to find the other base staff and personnel cheer Techanon on as he squats 450. >It's... impressive. >Later that day, when Pavo goes to congratulate Techanon the man places both hands on Pavo's waist, and lifts. >It's only about a foot up, but through the strain, Techanon manages.
Alright, I have written myself into a bit of a corner and require assistance, how would Phi,Delta and Theta react to getting maintenancedThis is wireplay and Y is going to watch before her turn
>>241921 Phi was more psychotic than Y, right? I think she'd be angry at first that she even had to do maintenance, but then when she starts to enjoy it she begins dragging it on until eventually threatening/forcing whoever is working on her to continue under threat of death
>>241895 >>241899 I drew her on request from ElfAnon, the guy who actually made the character. Then a while later I collaborated with him when he wrote the greentext you guys are thinking about. Plurality of all credit for Sentinel Elf deservedly belongs to him. The same is true for Harper, I drew her by request for RoadTripAnon, but beyond that I wasn't involved at all with her, just did some character art.
>>241938 You are trained to be good friends to sentinel drones, not to kill yourself, private! You are disappointing humanity and the Federation with your cowardice.
>Molli getting "retired" due to her streams not getting the views they once did >Molly losing the things that made her her, she doesn't own her own body >Molli getting her core and CPU placed into a cheaper mass produced WD body >Molli not being able to recognize her own reflection when waking up >Molli not recognizing her new voice >Molli ending up homeless >Molli ending up the toy of a MD gang leader >Molli!
>>241941 Excelent conffesion citizen! You're saying that a number of wild drones has been spending an extreme amount of time in your place of residence and grown emotionaly attatched to you? Congratulations! As stated in chapter three subsection four of the Drone Welfare these drones are now legally under your care, please get them to your nereast care center to get them documented
>>241941 This is quite strange. Usually most wild WD Ns are raped to death by wild DDs V and J, has a flock of wild sentinel drones ever passed through your area recently?
>>241943 >Anon waking up from his coma caused by cooming to sealclubing >Anon sees a add for the new reboot of Molli's playhouse >He brushes it of and goes to watch his favorite Enn abuse videos on dronechan >Hey, whats that above the banner >New board has been added /MI/ - Molli
>>241946 Most of them will say they love the new Molli(for obvious reasons), but deep down they all admit that the old Molly is better than the new one in every way.
And the recent extermination war doesn't stop them from making tons of Molly porn that makes Molli porn look like child's drawings.
>>239747 Not as much as I wanted to write tonight, but I need to wake up early tommorow >You begin to feel the toll of two back-to-back service jobs the moment you enter your room. >Actually, Elena is the main reason for your fatigue. >But the girl needed some TLC. >You leave your toolbox at your workbench and hit the showers. >You begin to cleanse yourself from the grime you accumulated during the day (again, mostly from cleaning Elena). >You recoil as soon as you turn the faucet on. >Cold water clashes against your body. >And it’s not cold as in not heated— >The water is cold to the point where it’s a cat’s hair away from freezing in the pipes. >Turning the heat to max changes the experience from something akin to jumping into a cryosleep casket to an Antarctic full-body dive. >You shower at an incredibly high speed to minimize the time under the torrent of water aspiring to be ice. >You return to your room shivering, teeth chattering. >The lack of adequate heating is starting to cause some serious problems. >You put on your heaviest uniform and lay down under several blankets. >You attempt to fall asleep, hoping the layers of cloth and fabric will be enough to keep all your fingers. >Nearly freezing, you drift off to sleep. >Eventually, a rather nice dream emerges from the void of slumber. >A rock? Maybe some form of pipe? … an object lays on your chest. >It feels warm—an incredible feeling in your current state. >You begin to hug the rock to warm your hands. >This feels great. This moment could last forever. >You hear a sound coming from the object. >A rhythmic thump. >The sound begins to get louder and louder. >You hear another noise accompanying it. >A mechanical whirling, like that of computer fans. >Soon after, another sound joins the din— >Breathing… more like panting? >Eventually, you snap awake. >You just barely see the ceiling of your dark room. >You feel tired and groggy; it’s the middle of the night. >There’s still a solid three hours before you need to wake up. >And for some reason, your hands hurt a lot—like someone or something just pried itself from your grasp using force. >You can still feel the warmth on your torso and arms, and the blankets have been displaced onto the floor. >You spend a minute gathering the strength to get up and look around your room. >For a while, you attempt to find the light switch, but give up when your eyes begin to adapt to the darkness. >The only thing amiss is that your door is open. >You’re not sure if you left it open when you were turning into a popsicle or if someone actually entered your room while you were asleep. >Half-asleep, you take a step toward the door and ask: “Is somebody there?” >The only answer you get is the echo of your own voice. >Still, you can’t shake the feeling that you’re being watched from the unlit corridor. >You decide to close and lock your door before gathering the blankets and going back to sleep. >Hope there’s no demon that wants to eat your soul out of your asshole or something out there. >You fall asleep the second your head hits the pillow. >You awake the next day, wondering if whatever happened last night really happened or was just another dream. >You don’t have time to wonder—you’ve got to get some breakfast and go meet the disassemblers you’ll be taking care of. >You engage in some small talk with the other humans in the mess hall. >When asked about the cold temperatures, they said, “Heaters usually come by themselves at night. Usually it’s too hot because too many of them come.” >They also said there’s a way to wash yourself that doesn’t involve cold water, though it apparently doesn’t involve water at all, something about “sponging.” >You also notice that all the human soldiers be they grunt, officer, or technician >They all look absolutely horrible. >Faces as gaunt as Mark’s, bloodshot eyes. Whenever you make eye contact with one of them, they just look… dead inside.
>>241955 >Now you’re starting to get a little spooked. >You decide to tell them about your suspected nightly visit. >One of them laughs and responds, >“First time, eh? Word of advice—DON’T lock the door. They’ll just come through the vents, and the longer they spend getting to you, the more they’ll want.” >What the fu— >Want what? Who? >They all laugh. >“You’ll be seeing them tonight. Hope they go easy on you, newbie.” >Alright no, no, wait—wait, you’ve heard about this kind of thing. This is probably just hazing. >Yeah, fuckers probably want to spook you for fun. >Whatever. You decide to ignore them and finish your breakfast. >Liver of some non-distinct bird species and spinach, along with a glass of lemon juice. >Not a… common combination, but it does taste surprisingly good. >There’s quite a lot on your plate. Everyone’s plates are actually filled to the point they’re close to spilling. >If this is how they’re feeding you, how come everyone looks so… sunken in? >After breakfast, you head to the service bay located near one of the entrances. >You place your toolbox on one of the tables and begin to lay out your tools while waiting for your charges to arrive. >By the time you start counting your spare drill bits, the doors to the service bay open. >In the doorway, you see the frames of four Disassembly Drones. >Three Lassies and one Lad—or at least, that’s what you think looking at the legs. >One of them is taking point—probably the squad leader. >She’s wearing a parade uniform and a hat you’ve seen honor guards wear during ceremonies. >The three behind her are wearing standard-issue uniforms. >Though one is wearing a peaked cap—she also has a sniper rifle on her back. >Weird for a drone to use a normal weapon, but they do lack any long-range firepower in their internal armory. >The leader of the group gives you a salute. >“Serial Designation Y und Squad Y reporting for maintenance. Sound off.” >They all mirror their squad lead’s salute. >“Serial Designation Phi, present.” >“Serial Designation Theta, present.” >“Serial Designation Delta, present and accounted for.” >Wow, straight to the point. >You introduce yourself and ask who’s first on the docket today. >Everyone raises their hand, but Phi manages to do so first and immediately runs into you arms wit her outstretched. >Alright, first drone of the day. >You sit her on the table and get to work. >Due to being back from patrolling in sub -100 degree weather, her service hatch is frozen over. >The temperature inside the base and her ambient heat should be enough to melt it, but you don’t have time to wait. >You begin to poke around the edges of the hatch, prying bits and pieces of ice out of the seal. >Finally, you manage to pry off a big piece of ice and the hatch pops open. >This wasn’t that comfortable for Phi, you think. >“Ow, man—not so rough.” >You brush her protest aside and look inside her chassis. >Nothing out of the ordinary, just some dust and the occasional crossed wire. >You reach for a piece of dirt to pull it out, but static electricity jumps from one of Phi’s components, shocking both of you. >“OW, THAT HURT! Try to be more gentle!” >You forgot to put on the antistatic bands. >Oops—a rookie mistake. >You slide a band onto both wrists and resume work. >It goes well until you accidentally catch your finger on one of Phi’s cooling fans. >She grunts in pain the second your flesh touches the plastic blades. >You try to apologize but find yourself unable to speak or breathe— >Phi has wrapped her tail around your neck and begun squeezing. >“Buddy, that was strike number three. Usually, that means out…” >Alright fuck, this drone may be a bit more quirky than the others. Think—how do you get out of this one alive? >“…But, since you’re new, I’ll give you one more chance. But if you screw up again, I’m gonna squeeze your neck until your head pops.”
>>241956 >You look in the direction of the other drones. >They appear to be watching with great interest, but no intention to help. >It looks like the only way out is through. >Phi loosens her grip on your throat. >“Well come on, don’t be shy now.” >You take a big breath and steady your hand before reaching back into her chassis. >Gently, you pick out the few remaining pieces of dust, careful not to nick your hand again. >Phi purrs as you work. >“Just like that, newbie, keep going~” >After you're done cleaning, you move onto the wires. >Only one really big knot. >You probe the cables delicately, slowly untangling them. >This earns you more praise from Phi. >“Oh, YES~! Knew you had it in you, newbie.” >Being praised for your work is nice—shame she also threatens to kill you if you mess up. >But you’re done. No more dirt, and the cables are nicely separated. >You try to stand back up, but the tail-shaped noose around your neck tightens once more. >“Oh, Newbie… You think that’s it? You’re done when I say you’re done.” >You think this is the part where she squeezes until your head pops. >With your dwindling strength, you reach for your toolbox and grab the first thing your hand touches >The compressed air can. >On instinct, you begin to spray inside Phi. >Once the air hits her components, Phi loosens her hold on your neck. >Now able to gasp for air, you press harder on the nozzle. >Phi begins to pant and moan—but more importantly, she keeps creating more slack for you to breathe. >Emboldened by the influx of oxygen, you give the bottle all you’ve got and practically jam it inside Phi’s service hatch. >This maneuver makes her let you go. >Free from her tail, you collapse onto the floor. >You hold your neck and catch your breath. >Y is kneeling next to you, helping you stand up. >“Sorry, Herr Anon. Phi can get ein bit… excided vith zeze zings.” >You look at the murder machine that tried to make you breathe your last >She’s laying on the table, a satisfied look on her face.
And done again, hope you guys like it and goodnight
>>241963 I feel like Sentinels would be made of some more exotic alloy than steel. Steel as a whole is kind of a terrible metal to build things that aren't big and heavy out of.
>>241968 Same, but not just sentinels. All drones in general which contributed to JCJenson's success. DD (and therefore SD) metal is stronger however because it's reinforced with a chitin/cartilage like substance made by the Solver.
What practical purpose is there behind making your expendable industrial slavebots feel being sweaty when a human would be sweaty? Rhetorical question.
>>241971 I have 3 possible explanations >It's programmed as a visible sign of distress >It's programmed so they're more lifelike slaves >It's not programmed in, rather it's a side effect of Solver integration
>>241971 >JCJ inventor horrified to see that his work-it drones were rebranded as worker drones and being used as slave labor instead of the sex bots they're meant to be
Does anyone agree with the following >All WDs have Solver integration >The drones' OS is purposefully autistic to supress the Solver >If the OS is damaged, the Solver program comes to the surface >"Hazardous Mutations" is the excuse given to cover up Solver breakouts
>>241520 it's only been two days, Pavo. we can't end the test early unless there's a catastrophic malfunction, you know that. >"but there is, darling– don't tell me those pretty eyes can't see the obvious problem?" that being? >"why, just look at me– I'm an utter mess!" the sentinel gestured to himself, every little motion causing more jiggling than usual. "this quote-unquote "upgrade" is utterly catastrophic to the figure I work so hard to keep perfect!" >sighing, you give him something resembling a sympathetic look. >you understood the need to minimize damage to the internal auxillary power supply, but you questioned whether some of the additions R&D had made to Pavo's chassis were really necessary >the padding around his belly made sense enough, despite its unfortunate resemblance to love handles– >the wider hips, sure– they needed to make room for the battery. >but his thighs and backside hardly needed another layer of padding, let alone one so thick >and giving a drone who took pride in his appearance moobs perky enough to stand out through his shirt felt frankly cruel. >but it wasn't your job to question such decisions, only to make sure they didn't cause anything to catch fire or explode. >"and another thing–" you know that's not what I meant. >"as if that weren't bad enough" he continues, too busy fretting over his looks to hear you, "I've stretched out these pants and popped every button on this suit" >for emphasis, he arches his back in such a way that his swollen middle hangs out and wobbles in your direction >"look at this! I look... gah, overdue! if THIS isn't a malfunction, I don't know what is" >you sigh. >you expected difficulties when they brought you on board to help test the new mods for extended operations, but if you had known it'd mean this much trouble for the both of you you might've protested we can only terminate the test if the power unit starts severely impacting your ability to function. you start overheating? breaking down? I can call it off ASAP and fix you right back up– >a little thrill seems to shoot up his spine at that remark. –otherwise, neither of us has any say. keeping that in mind, are you experiencing any issues beyond ah... >you look the pseudo-pregnant peacock up and down, trying not to stare at the taut black sphere of a midriff barely covered by his disheveled, recently buttonless suit ...general discomfort? >"I'd say it was more than just general discomfort..." Pavo grumbles, then thinks for a moment. >"I suppose I feel..." he searches for the words. "...a little more sensitive than usual." sensitive? >"like my sense of touch is heightened, just a bit. for example–" he takes your hand in his >"my core always races at your touch, darling~" he purrs >slowly releasing your hand, his breath hitches as your fingertips glide along his palm >"but today I find your touch– and other sensations– particularly exciting." *ahem* I... see. "heightened... sensitivity..." >you brush aside the drone's usual attempts at flirting and note the abnormality in an especially official-looking form on your datapad not enough to tap out early, I'm afraid. anything else? >"aside from a marked decrease in my ability to sweep you off your feet? nothing comes to mind, no." > >another day of testing, another early start >poor Pavo has to stay awake pretty much all week, it's the least you can do to keep him company for as long as you're able to keep your eyes open >(that and you're expected to maximize observation time) >so you wake at 5 in the morning, rub your eyes, throw on some clothes, and step out into the living room of your government-provided residence >you're immediately met with the sight of blue yoga pants fighting a losing battle with a lower half you might call "childbearing" if it wasn't attached to a guy. >with only a glimpse you can make out every contour of the enormous rear in front of you through the strained fabric >as your tired mind struggles to process the sight, Pavo rises from the strange position he'd been holding to greet you with a chipper, if winded, "good morning, my love" >he giggles when you reply with a sleepy, inquisitive mumble >"I thought I'd try a bit of yoga to ease the discom–" maternity yoga? >the swollen sentinel crіnges at the words that leave your mouth almost unconsciously >"ugh... yes, that. as if I don't already feel ridiculous enough." ...sorry, pav. >"I suppose I can overlook your rudeness," he teases, "since you'll be all over me in a few hours" do you have to say it like that? >"I have as much blubber as a seal and I look like I swallowed a beachball, let me have my fun." fine, fine. >you wave your hand in assent as you shuffle your way to the coffee maker. thought you might be less thrilled for your physical than usual, but I'm glad you're in good spirits. >"I'll always be excited to get physical with you, stud~" he winks "and besides, even when I'm a mess I'm still a knockout!" >the pose he strikes is, you assume, intended to be sassy and alluring. >while it still stirs certain... feelings... to mind, it hardly has the intended effect. the t-shirt borrowed from your closet hiding little and accentuating the pointiness of his chest padding leaves him resembling a bastardized effigy of a fertility goddess more than anything >though you want to tell him that about as much as you wanted that mental image. gonna be a long week... >you sigh, into a mug of coffee as black as the orb wobbling up and down in rhythm with Pavo's stretches >"nnnhdownward dog~" >a loooooong week.
>V accidentally clawing the hell out of you >V distancing herself from you >V getting angry at you, but mostly at herself, when you keep staying around her >V calling you an idiot when you tell her that you'll love her no matter how much she hurts you
>Her optics flickered to life as the cargo crate creaked open. The world hit her hard: heat, noise, and barking—not the friendly kind.
>Three robot hounds stood on the ridge of the strawberry field, their black metal hides glistening with factory oil.
>Yellow acidic saliva dripped from their open maws, sizzling as it hit the soil. One held a drone head biting like bones.
>SC-8993 froze.
>A hound’s eyes locked with hers. It let out a low, broken growl—more machine than beast, but still primal.
>“Nii-ice doggo... I’ll just g-oo start working...” she mumbled, backing away on shaking legs into the rows of strawberries.
>“What do we have here.A nice new chew-toy,” said a voice beside her. Another drone, dented and dull. His designation number read: SC-5511.
>He glanced at her once: “Welcome to hell.”
>SC-8993 blinked. “Define, hell ?”
>He snorted. “That’s what you’re gonna find out. ‘Cause we all end up in a pit soon. If you're lucky.”
>The horn blared. The labor began.
>Drones moved like rusted machines, their steps jerky and too slow to avoid attention.
>One wrong step they'll become dog food.
>SC-8993 dug her hands into the soil, releasing seed capsules and vacuuming the overripe ones. >She kept her head down. She didn’t speak. >The robot hounds prowled through the rows like those sentinels she heard from Copper-9 —intelligent enough to judge movement, scent, output. Hungry enough to act without hesitation. >“I-I’m working… stupid d-dog ripoff,” she whispered under her breath, not loud enough for anything but to herself. >Suddenly, one hound paused beside a limping cultivator. The drone's knee joint sparked. >“Ignore him, better keep moving,” SC-5511 warned quietly. >“I just need… a little charge. I’ll go plug in—please—” >The hound pounced. Its tail, needle-thin and pulsing with code, lashed forward. A quick stab. >The virus spread like fire. >The limping drone convulsed, mouth open in a silent scream. Their systems locked. Their limbs froze. The dog grabbed the twitching body and trotted off to the Pit—a jagged shaft surrounded by rotating grinder plates and echoing with screams. >SC-8993 flinched. She almost dropped a berry. >“The pit,Lucky scrap… better than the recycling.” SC-5511 muttered. >SC-8993 continued her work. >Her vision adjusted, scanning the lines of moving bodies. Drones being dragged and dropped to quickly. >Some dragged feet. One—a small one, half-collapsed—was being pulled toward the edge.
>“Please—not recycling! I still remember the first time—apples, then oranges, now strawberries—I still remember!” the drone wailed, sparks flying from its back.
>No one looked. No one helped. No one ever did.
>SC-8993’s hands shook. She looked down at the perfect lines she had tilled.
>At simulated sunset, a group of older cultivators stared at her as she passed.
>“She’s still shiny and clean, she must be new” one said. >“She’ll lose that by week’s end,” another replied. “If she lasts.”
>SC-8993 didn’t reply. She didn’t feel low battery. She didn’t feel pride.
>Only… a soft static in the back of her mind. Like something just starting to stir. >She wasn’t strong. She wasn’t brave. She was just… afraid.
>>242061 >"Every day in the Union, hundreds upon hundreds of Ns go through neglect, abuse, rape and targeted fujoshi grooming." >"For only 5.99 space bux a month you can help fund your local shelter and get these poor drones into a good home" >Camera cuts to Molly petting a WD N who's head is in her lap, he's smiling >"You can even sponsor an N for an extra space bux, and when he gets adopted you'll receive a drawing and letter made by the N." >Molly smiles and hugs the N >"If you're interested please call our number."
>>242087 The idea was there in February but either it was invented by scribbles or people thought it was invented by scribbles or scribbles become involved/associated so anons hated it.
>Harper is naked, in the rain, on the balcony, curled in a fetal position. >You know why. She’s seen so much but refuses to have her memory wiped. This is just something she does in place of that >The plague that wiped out that human colony >The Solver beasts that demolished a mining base >Hawk’s possession and death >No wonder she loves her daughter so much. It’s like that’s all she has left sometimes
I'm all for drones but honestly if a drone started to order me around under duress or threaten me with violence it's going to a fight. I don't give two fucks how strong it is. Needless to say any relationship involved, professional or personal, is over too. I can't imagine anyone else not doing the same.
>>242141 Anon, you know that worker drones can lift tens of tons of weight, and disassembly drones literally hundreds of tons? For a drone, this would be more like role-playing games than fighting.
>>242142 Also, where the fuck are you getting those numbers? If they were even one hundredth as strong as you claim then they would effortlessly tear themselves free of the operating tables in CFL.
>>242141 Very funny flesh bag, now get to work the drones won't service themselves and remember if you slack we will tear your hands off and then replace them with chrome
>>242145 I take these numbers from the presentation of Uzi, where worker drones lifted carts loaded to the top with ore and that were bigger than themselves, and from the actions of disassembly drones, which throughout the whole show showed incredible physical strength. From the first episode, where N lifted the doors AGAINST their incredibly powerful hydraulics, to the final one, where J felt completely fine in such turbulence, in which Thed, Lizzie and Khan were pressed as tightly as possible to the ground, which speaks of an incredible difference in strength between worker drones and disassembly drones.
And Alice attached magnets to their heads, this neutralizes the drones quite well.
>>242148 But drones love nothing more than being touched by soft, smooth, warm, fragile, and dexterous meaty fingers of humans, especially during maintenance.
>>242080 >Worker Drone Unit 7810736018, got named "Maddie" by human soldiers >Has unkempt seafoam green hair, the morale boosting color, that reaches to her shoulder >Has navy blue optics with "bags" under them, like Alice >Soft spoken and slightly monotone >Has drone insomnia and can't sleep without (You) >Will have panic attacks if she sees you bleeding
>>242164 Oho, thats wrongthink buddy, word of advice: Stop saying this stuff unless you want nanites in your food ration, also you should take one of the blood production suplements they hand out, just in case
>>242089 >>242091 her name was Elodie, and scribbles didn't make her but latched onto her almost immediately and started spamming random one sentence "ideas" about her like how she wrote poetry about nose hair so she was hated and written off as a scribbles OC almost instantly t. guy who came up with her
Constituent Members of the Federation of United Systems (FOUS): >Terran Commonwealth: Coalition formed of the first systems humanity had colonized. It's capital is the same as the Federation as a whole, Earth. >Platinum Bloc: The first of the systems to distance itself from Earth, Platinum became an economic powerhouse capable of colonizing systems of its own. Notable systems include Oslo and Theatre. >Independent Incorporated Systems (IIS): A loose pact formed by a multitide of corporations, the IIS exists to give them a voice in the Federal Senate and legitimize their oligarchical rule over their privately owned planets. When electing their headquarters, JCJenson lobbied to have it located on the relatively distant and poor Copper system, away from meddling Federal intervention.
>>242134 >>242178 >everyone knows what Negev is seeing and they're able to talk openly with her about it >Akita isn't needy and insecure over being drone-shaped eldritch meat >Colt doesn't need to treat Akita as an obligation as a result >Beretta's still a failed normalfag >Mac has even more weird bullshit involving his neurotic family and even more thirsty girls wanting to do depraved things to him
>>242095 >>242187 Howcome the Empress Uzi AU I mentioned while dissing the neo-HoDR Union AU end up becoming the best timeline for Uzi and her children
>>242188 Idea for it: Uzi doesn't actually run anything, she just wanted to impress the humans when they came to investigate the Absolute Solver's disappearance. Word quickly spread about how much of a fucking chuuni dork she still is even though she's a mother of five teenagers.
>U-U and their beloved faggot start their farm >It's a huge success, growing larger as their family does >They buy land on Amaranth-3, an agricultural world savaged by feral DDs but surprisingly untouched by mutations >A family of DDs is more than capable of holding their own against those hordes, as it turns out, and not only do they start rendering the planet more habitable, they do a good service for man and dronekind by returning the cores to civilization >With the reward money, they buy more of the planet, expand their farms, and buy more land with the profits, and so on >Generations pass, and Amaranth-3 is almost completely owned by the Double-U Farming dynasty, the most successful disassembly drones in the known galaxy >It's not only the breadbasket of the galaxy, but the bloodbag of the galaxy, their massive herds providing meat to humans and blood to DDs >The U dynasty has a reputation for being loudmouthed, aggressive bumpkins >Which is why it's such a surprise to find out that the well-dressed disassembly drone sitting next to you in your business class is one of their number >It explains why her bangs cover one of her eyes, that and you probably should have gathered something of the sort from her mentioning her "family business" being "important, yet mismanaged" >But it's kind of hard to tell when she's got no trace of an accent and hasn't called you a slur once, you know?
Breaking news! The megacorporation Weyland-Yutani has been experimenting with bugdrones illegally, their experiments have been funded by the HODR political party to create pheromones sources from bugdrones that would make any human man exposed to them attracted to female drones and bugdrones
>>242194 it feels weird after all the stories you hear about them, but the last few generations have been a lot less rambunctious. I heard it's cause the old matriarchs they got it from haven't been as energetic as they used to be, but I don't know why– DDs don't age after all.
>>242182 I like such a complex division of political power in the Federation, it emphasizes its long history, which lasts more than a hundred years.
Although, I doubt that the headquarters of such a large company will be anywhere else, except for the political and economic center of all mankind - Earth. The headquarters is not just a place where big bosses gather, it is also a place where all finances and information are collected, the most important transactions are carried out and all the main problems of the company are solved in real time, in fact, the same capital.
Is it possible to assume that planets will have some additional autonomy, but at the same time obey the single law of the Federation and its higher authorities than the "locals"? I mean that in the Federation there can be a large number of levels of power, not only on the planet itself, but also between planets, creating some kind of long pyramid of power (a lot of bureaucracy, in short).
And I would add "colonial sector" - a place of spact where there are a large number of sparsely populated planets and where the main direction of the Federation expansion is taking place. Their main characteristic is the absence of political power, but also the absence of obligations, in fact, the absence of taxes and many inconvenient bureaucratic "requirements," which makes this place an ideal platform for the black market and tax evasion.
drone with a chassis so damaged you can see her internals. you've seen footage of her cutting people up on liveleak. gruesome stuff, but there's something familiar about her...
>>242189 >teasing Pavo's pulsing head and playing with his love button as he ruts against his swollen belly >hearing his girlish cries of pleasure as he erupts, painting the smooth black sphere with rope after thick, steaming rope of synthetic seed >relishing his whimpers and gasps as you suck his waning member clean and lap up the load on his tummy
The whole colonial sector was the idea I was trying to go with for the IIS. JCJenson and all megacorporations are headquartered on Earth of course, but what I meant is that their faction's "capital" is officially registered as Copper-9. I like to think that when the Federation was thinking of a 7th capital system (as shown by the flag with 6 stars and Earth) to represent the aformentioned colonial sector, the IIS formed and lobbied to have one of their own planets chosen so they'd be the powerhouse of the region.
so is there some sci-fi tech that lets drones see through the eyes on their displays, or are they purely for emoting with their sight relying on some kind of discreet camera?
>>242222 Yeah it looks like they can see through their displays. Same with DDs, Liam said that even if the 5 headlights are their "real eyes" in the ref sheet, they can still see through their normal eyes, totalling 7 eyes.
>>242228 >Lilnaught looks up at juggernaut >"Father I wish to be huge." >Juggernaut looks down on his son "No son, it's not possible." >"Why not?" "You took after your mother too much. You are small like her." >"Fuck."
>Honey, I think there's something wrong with Lily? >You mean CF-XI model we bought to keep our child to fuck off? What about it? >I guess you still mad about that "no protection" incident. But do you think it's haunted? >Babe, you watched too many Chucky movies. Now get to the room I'm horny. Lily is possessed by the child ghost twin.
And now back to our regularly scheduled wireplay. Hope you guys are doing fine, because I sure as hell am not. Had to reschedule the 40k game twice and still ended up not playing because my friend went to visit his parents—which, in turn, left my Defiler sad and devoid of loyalist skulls
>It takes a while, but you regain your composure. >It looks like Y wants to tell you something, but before she opens her mouth, Theta and Delta move past her. >“Right, us next.” >Us? >Well, we figured it would go faster if you work on the two of us at once.” >You protest, this is against procedure. >But the pleading of the two drones and possibly brain damage from oxygen deprivation makes you give in. >Theta gets on the table and lies down next to Phi. >After that, Delta gets on top of Theta. >This is not the position you had in mind for this. >You hesitate for a second. >Phi seems to take pleasure in this situation. >“Aww, look at these lovebirds. Why don’t you help them out, Anon?” >She begins to raise her tail at you again. >Thankfully, Y decides to step in this time. >“Phi, stop. Zis is zee zird technician you’re gonna scare avay… or kill.” >What was that about killing a technician? >“Come on, boss, that one was an accident, promise. Besides, I wouldn’t hurt our dear Anon here, now would I?” >“Ja, you VOULD hurt Anon, just like you hurt every ozer technician before him…” >“…und I think it should be mein turn now.” >Theta and Delta jeer at the suggestion. >But Phi bursts out laughing. >“Your turn!? Oh wow, Miss Needy wants to cut in line?” >Y begins blushing, and a shocked frown appears on her screen. >“Iz zis how you address your superior?” >Oh wow, a drone catfight. >Maybe you should do something? >“Pulling the leader card again, Y? So my hunch was right after all—you’re just jealous you’re going last again.” >These words seem to have stunned Y. >“What? Nein…” >“Listen boss, we’ve had an agreement: First come, first served. And you just suck at getting your way first.” >Y begins mumbling something to herself. >Delta and Theta tear your attention away from this telenovela-like spectacle. >“Anon, we’re still waiting for you here.” >Ah right, these two. >You get to work. Servicing two drones at once can’t be that hard. >Plus, if this really goes quicker, you may have a little extra time for yourself. >You open both Delta’s and Theta’s hatches and begin inspecting their interiors. >Y, it seems, has had enough of her squad and attempts to leave. >Phi doesn’t like that for whatever reason. >“Y, come on, don’t be a sore loser. Just sit it out and wait your turn.” >“Leck mich im Arsch, Phi.” >“Alright, go. I guess I’ll just tell Anon over here how you got into that little accident of yours.” >“You wouldn’t, you Schweinehund. You promised.” >“Just like you promised to stop being such a hard-ass?” >Y raises her finger and attempts to say something, but stops herself before a single word leaves her >mouth. >She seems to reconsider for a while, after which she sighs and begins walking back toward you. >“Fine, but don’t zink I enjoy zis.” >“Of course you don’t, boss.” >Phi uses her tail to drag a nearby chair closer to the table so that it faces Theta, Delta, and, of course, you. >“Here, sit down. No need for you to breathe down Anon’s neck.” >Y sits down and begins mumbling to herself again. >With this hopefully final distraction out of the way, you begin. >Cleaning the dust is starting to get engrained in your muscle memory. >Sure, Delta is upside down from what you’re usually used to, and having him on top of her is making it a bit hard to get to Theta. >But you clean them at a steady pace, reaching once into Delta, then into Theta, and so on. >This may actually speed your work up after all. >You reach for the bin to throw out the last bit of dust and notice Y drooling, eyes locked on you.
>AM wakes up to someone shaking him awake >AMs vision comes into focus to the sight of N >"Hey buddy, Tessa wants to talk to you. Alone." >AM grumbles and walks his way over to Tessas room >Something feels...off >Like something is different >AM can't place a finger on it >AM finally arrives at Tessa's room and knocks on the door "You wanted to see me Tessa?" >"Yeah come on in!" >A male voice responds >AM enters the room and finds Tessa >A male Tessa >Who is only wearing a pair of pants and presumably boxers "What the hell?" >The male Tessa saunters over to AM, with him so close it reminds AM of his short stature >Tessa pulls AM into the room and closes the door >AM can't see it but he can practically hear the blush in Tessas voice >"AM, I need you." >Before AM can respond he gets picked up and held close to the aussies chest, and then his lips are taken by Tessas >AM HATES himself for kissing Tessa back >AM can barely compute what is going on when he feels the humans hand reach into AMs pants to grops his robotic rear >AM feels shame for enjoying the sensation >A finger nears his rear port and... "FUCK!" >AM wakes up in his little nook of a bed in a cold synthesized sweat "What the hell was that?!" >"What was what?" >The thankfully female voice of Tessa comes to AMs audio receptors "Nothing, nothing. Just a dream." >"Musta been a messed up one given how ya near jumped out of your skin." "Yes. It was messed up." >AM sits there quietly until Tessa leaves to do something else >AM was hiding a stiffy the whole time >[Giggle. Did You Like. The Dream I Gave You?] >AM punches Cyn in the face "Never do that again!" >[Pouting. Forbidden Yaoi Is Cute Though. Almost As Cute As Incest. Speaking Of. I Must Go. See Big Brother N.] >AMs vision glitches and Cyn is gone
>>242272 >Uuhhh… You alright? >Y basically jumps up from the chair. >“Eeeeeeep! I’m fine, Herr Anon. Just… zoned ein bit und…” >Phi quickly cuts in. >“Don’t worry about Y, Anon. She’s doing fine. You should focus on these two.” >You turn your head to Delta and Theta and see them just vibrating… back and forth? >What are they doing up there? >You hear a gentle mwah followed by heavy breathing. >“Oh Theta, Anon has such agile hands, doesn’t he?” >“Oh YES!” >And again, a mwah. >Are… are they making out? >While you dig around their innards? >Alright, kinda gross. You wouldn’t consider a doctor’s appointment a good time to exchange spit. >But these two probably don’t get much time to do this stuff while out on patrol. >You contemplate for a moment but then resume work, trying to shake off the discomfort. >They’re not doing anything wrong. Drones are allowed to be in a relationship with each other and this may be one of the only moments for closure they get in a month. >You ignore the sounds of their passion and look inside Delta’s chassis. >Now that it’s clean, you see something got stuck in one of Delta’s components. >You try to reach it with your fingers to no avail. >No matter how hard you try, you will not be able to dislodge whatever that is from this side. >You do have an idea, however. >You smack the part of his chassis where the issue is located. >And that just happens to be his lower torso. >In short, you just slapped Delta’s ass. >He moans when your flesh hits his polymer. >Ouch, your hand hurts, and the weird thingy is still stuck in there. >You smack Delta again, prompting him to moan again. >No effect on the piece of debris, but your hand hurts a lot now. >Thankfully, Theta decides to help. >“Lemme do it, Anon!” >You take a step back. >Theta raises her hand and slams it down on Delta’s chassis. >She put in a lot more force than you did. >Delta reached a rather high octave with this one. >But aside from his moans, you also heard the clank of something inside his chassis. >It looks like the thing jammed in his hardware was a piece of his internal component mounts. >A small one though, no need to replace the chassis. >You decide to patch it up with some repair resin just to be safe. >You take out the jar filled with the thick substance and begin smearing it on the hole inside Delta. >“Hey, Anon, that tickles.” >During the process, you notice a few more small holes inside Delta. >Better fix those too. >Once the cavities are filled, you take out the UV pulse lamp to harden the resin. >“Wow, Anon, it’s so big and shiny!” >Thanks for the comment, Theta. Really cool. >You reach your hand inside Delta and turn on the lamp. >Theta begins to tease Delta. >“Oh wow, honey, I can feel it pulsing inside you.” >Wait, really? >Fuck, you turned it up too high. >You lower the intensity on the lamp and continue to move your hand back and forth inside Delta for about a minute. >Once you’re done, you close their hatches and begin wiping any leftover resin on your hand onto a piece of cloth. >Delta slides to the side, off of Theta, who begins to kneel on the table. >She places Delta’s head on her lap and begins caressing his hair. >Okay, two more satisfied customers—and next up is Y.
And thats it, for now at least, maybe I'll write more today, maybe not
>>242302 Not to spoil all the fun but here is a few An Endless cycle of revange NTR, things being done to Anon in his sleep, how do you think you can clean yourself wihout water in a place where drones outnumber you 17 to 1 with a LOT of "Sponging"
man Molli just takes any sponsor, huh. I mean 7/11? really? and whose idea was it to hire a porn star to dress up like a cashier, cause that chick's cans are CRAZY. almost big as Molli's whole body. don't think they paid her enough though, she's barely trying to hide how much she does NOT wanna be there.
Can you faggots stop powerscaling Molly and putting her in gay ass VS arguments??? She had a SINGLE DBZ inspired episode made by Neo Tokyo-6 for the seventh anniversary of her show, it isn't canon! Those "feats" aren't canon! Molly is a cute and silly clown drone girl that likes teaching children! She isn't some animu badass that does Kamehamehas! Christ you faggots ruin everything!
>Molly fighting game comes out. >Molly does shit like swallow enemy attacks and turn opponents into balloon animals. >All toon force shit. >Becomes so popular that people expect her to do that in her REAL job, not questioning the logic of half eldritch machines violating physics.
>>242327 because her powers are based on what she does in her show, not the abilities of a typical WD. if she did something cartoony in a one-off gag that lasted 5 seconds, it's part of her moveset.
>>242313 >Molly has a transformation where she goes from WD Molly to MD Molly >Her attacks look cooler but they're not as strong, she takes more damage and her supers take more energy >It's almost like some powerscaling faggot is part of the dev team and MD Molly doesn't have enough feats for the faggot
>>242193 That's close to what I had in mind when I first wrote it. I figured that Uzi's first meeting with the human delegates was just a few years after episode 8, so the children may not have been born at that time. There's also the idea that Uzi called for a meeting with the TotallyNotUnion because she really didn't want to take care of all the DDs under her command and wanted to just dump the responsibility onto someone else.
>>242328 Well, there is always want to put something in a clear and logical framework, and creating a level of power is a completely normal practice, I think.
Although, I am not so familiar with this to know why it is bad.
>>242350 It’s Jane and it’s not even close Though people are saying Jane, and Pauline once beat Jane in a fight, does that powerscale mean Pauline is the most powerful OC
>>242371 >bite marks on boobs >imagine the blood play as she sucks the nip and bites down with her sharp teeth Valentine biting the torso, neck, and ass and licking Hrrrrrng need
>J was on a mission to investigate this new strange planet. >Another pointless patrol. >Another day of dumping toxic assets.
>"At least I got to have a break from that idiot."
>Mission: Searching for any life forms to report to her "Boss" >Her optics scanned the horizon, pinging nothing but silence. >“Tch. Productivity metrics are gonna tank at this rate.”
>She muttered, her tail flicking irritably behind her. Her sensors caught a blip then, faint enough to be static, persistent enough to annoy her. A cluster of… something, nested in a crater half-buried there's no heat signatures, not quite. More like a flicker of energy, too regular to be random, too small to be a threat almost microscopic like an amoeba. J tilted her head in confusion.
>“Alright? Better be worth it.” She descended, claws clicking as she landed on the crater’s edge.The crater’s floor was a mess of shattered plating and exposed rock, but in the center, barely a meter wide, was… a town? >If you could call it that. Tiny specks of organic life forms pulsed in patterns, outlining structures no bigger than her claw tip.Towers, walls, maybe even streets, all glowing faintly like a circuit board left on standby. This is nothing she’d seen before.
>J crouched, her frame casting a shadow that swallowed the crater.
>“Well, well. What’s this? A model kit for ants?”
>She snorted, but her optics lingered, zooming closer. >The specks moved. Scurried, even. Tiny shapes, humanoid but smaller than dust mites, swarmed around what looked like a central plaza. >Building something. Fast. Too fast. A spiral structure was rising, layer by layer, in real-time. J’s processors lagged for a split-second, trying to parse it.
>“Okay, that’s… ambitious. Points for work ethic.”
>She extended a claw, hovering it over the town. No reaction from the specks. No panic, no alarms. They didn’t even notice her. J’s smile curled sharper.
>“What, I’m not worth a memo? Idiots.”
>On a whim, she nudged a pebble—barely a grain to her—toward the town’s edge. >It rolled, stopped. The specks froze, then exploded into motion, clustering around the pebble in panic like it was a meteor from space. J’s tail twitched.
>“Oh, come on. It’s just a rock. Don’t tell me you’re gonna—”
>They were building again. Around the pebble. A ring of tiny structures sprouted, glowing brighter, like they were… worshipping it.
>"As you can see citizens, this might be a blessing or a sign from a divine being."
>J’s optics narrowed. “Divine?not bad, these maggots at least have a taste.”
>She leaned closer, her faceplate inches from the ground, breath stirring dust storms the specks probably thought were apocalypses. >Her sensors picked up patterns now—pulses of light, rhythmic, almost like communication. Not binary, not in Drone code, but… intentional.
>She sat back, folding her arms. “Right. So you’re tiny, busy, and probably more sentient than those toasters. >Great, another liability to report to the corporate.”But she didn’t move.
>Didn’t call it in. Something about the way the specks moved, their frantic little lives playing out in miniature, hooked her. It was like playing with sentient dolls.
>One speck, standing apart from the swarm, on a platform overlooking the pebble shrine. Smaller than the others, or maybe just stiller, with a posture that screamed familiarity. J’s optics zoomed max, pixels sharpening until she could make out details: a humanoid shape, vaguely feminine.
>Something about it—maybe the tilt of her head, maybe her posture—pinged a memory J hadn’t accessed in years. Tessa, staring out at the stars, back when J was just a worker drone with a job and a purpose.
>“Stupid flashback sequence”
>J hissed, shaking her head.Her core hummed, a heart stab to her core. She ignored it.
>“You’re not her. You’re just a… bug with attitude.”
>But her claw lingered, hovering over the tiny figure. >The speck didn’t move, didn’t join the others scrambling to build. It just stood there, like it was looking for something else.
>J pulled her finger back, suddenly aware of her own weight, her own size. >One wrong step, and this whole toy town would be paste.
>“Alright, little speck,” she said, voice low, almost to herself.
>“You’ve got my attention. Don’t make me regret it.”
>She stood, thrusters warming up, but her optics stayed locked on the glowing town.
>The spiral structure was taller now, almost a statue, its shape vaguely familiar. J’s tail flicked, unease creeping into her circuits. >J ran diagnostics, half-expecting a virus or a corrupted memory. Nothing. Maybe she was just getting emotional.
>"No, emotions are a weakness, I'm more efficient."
>Theres noone to hear her. >Just herself, and a nagging pull to check on that stupid little town again.
>>242387 >Her optics zoomed in, locking on the lone figure from before, standing on that same platform. Except now, it wasn’t standing. It was floating. >J picked her up.
>The tiny figure didn’t flinch, just hovered, head tilted like it was staring into the horizon. “Alright, speck. you’re giving me Tessa vibes, and I don’t like it. What’s your deal?” Her voice modulator softened, projecting just enough to ripple the air without flattening the town. “Name Now.” The speck’s glow flickered, like it was finally hearing her. A pattern of lights pulsed from its tiny form, too complex for J’s sensors to decode fully. But a name came through, faint as a whisper in her audio feed: "Taryn". “Taryn, huh?” J said, leaning closer, her faceplate inches from the ground. “Cute name, I’ll allow it.” The town below erupted in light, specks swarming the statue, their patterns frantic. J’s optics caught their chants—translated as “divine angel,” “sky mother,” “bringer of stone.” She snorted. “Angel? Please. I’m upper management, not a charity case.” “What are you looking for, Taryn?” J asked, her claw hovering near the floating speck. Taryn’s lights pulsed again:
>"Have you seen my father?"
>Her optics snagged on a smudge near the pebble she’d tossed last time. >A speck, crushed, its glow snuffed out. J’s tail froze mid-flick. >“Oops. That’s… not great for my PR.”
>“Okay, change of subject,” she said quickly. “How about a gift instead? You know, divine intervention style.” >Her claw extended asshe focused, precise like a surgeon. >She sculpted the speck’s faint glow into a familiar shape: >Tessa’s hairstyle recreated in microscopic light. It was agonizingly slow, J’s systems screaming at the delicate math to avoid crushing Taryn or frying her tiny brain.
>“Hold still, speck,” J muttered. >“This is harder than dismantling a Worker Drone.” >"What’s a drone?"
>Satisfied, J lifted Taryn, her claw a gentle cage, and lowered her to the town’s plaza. To the other specks below, it must’ve looked like a someone descending from heaven, Taryn’s new hairstyle glowing like a halo, but not literally.
>The town exploded in light, specks swarming, worshipping. J’s optics caught Taryn’s pulses, stronger now, telling her story: >"I saw her face. Metal skin, yellow eyes glow like stars. She reshaped me." >The town’s chants shifted >"Chosen One, Voice of the Angel." J backed off, thrusters kicking up dust.
>“Chosen One? Really?” >“You’re welcome, I guess.”
>But her optics lingered on Taryn, glowing brighter, alone in the crowd. Something in J’s core twisted, a mix of pride and dread. >“Don’t get too comfortable, kiddo”.
>"I'm getting hungry. I'll fetch some oil from my ship..." >"I'm sure they'll be fine."
>After 5 minutes.
>J was shocked to see the tiny town in a post apocalypse state. >While Taryn was nailed to a cross with multiple messages on the wall.
>"Oh,Angel. Why did you abandoned us for 500 years. >Was our sacrifice not worth it?"
>There's nothing J can do now except one thing.
>"Hey boss, this planet is clear. No signs of any lifeforms or useful materials..."
>Alice: Why did you give Amda a gun. >Nori: Amda felt unsafe. >Alice: Now i feel unsafe. >Yeva: "Would you like a knife." >Alice: Do you only bring knives to gun fight?
>>242402 That's why researching the Solver is a damn dangerous business. It can either turn you into a meat-mechanical-indescribable thing or a damn oogie, and I don't even know which is worse.
>>242410 Not only the Liquidators, the VSOTF special attack also completely breaks the entire balance of the game. The special attacks of humans are literally broken, they all need a complete rework.
If think about it, the lack of mechanical parts in Pauline and Valentina can be explained by the fact that they have never encountered nanites. Abby became a biomechanical mutant because the disassembly drone injected nanites into her eye socket from its sting, while Pauline and Valentina were only infected by the environment and did not interact with DD acid.
>>242424 There's an easier explanation: The mutant girls as we know them are only in the very early stages of their metamorphosis and will grow mechanical parts over time.
>>242426 wonder how they'd manifest? there's plenty of directions Valentine could go in– splitting mechanical limbs, nanite acid hornet stinger, CFL Drone split jaw– but Pauline seems a bit trickier
>>242438 Idk if Valentine could get drone bits, as being a dd would naturally mean she gets connected to Cyn, and Cyn has no idea she exists whatsoever and would never know she exists to keep the joke going
>>242457 Its why i like Pauline and Valentine more than Abby (design wise), Abby looks like a Drone got some flesh thrown on them while Pauline and Valentine have a bit more going on that makes them stand out compared to a normal factory standard OC
>>242467 hey if he (read: you) wants to keep spamming off topic images thinking he's got a point he (you) should go right ahead. makes reporting it to blackhand nice and simple
>>242471 >It's 2:40 AM where 0ilrig is. I'm telling you, 0ilrig is an American schoolkid, and he has so much time to post now because it's summer vacation in Burgerland.
PREDATOR/PREY has far more in common with MD than the animal people do, but PhoenixAnon still keeps it in the thread for Liam's other projects and things inspired by Liam, because he's willing to admit it's off-topic.
>>242495 it's pillar all over again >sees something that makes him shit his pants >throws a tantrum over it for a few hours >makes the occasional schizo rant >fucks off, thread returns to normal >rinse and repeat
>>242499 Somehow both also seething about Pocketsteaks AND its something *about* Jane as mutant slop is connected to her. Even the new seether seethes about Mutants the same way Pillar seethed about Jane (Offtopic, unfitting, etc) Mutants are just the new Humans
>>242438 >wonder how they'd manifest? I think they'd turn into specialized support and logistics drones. >Valentina was made to gather and distribute oil >Jane was made to dispose of debris >Pauline was built to construct new drones read: give birth
Also, I wonder if anyone would buy the idea the aninal people have anything to do with MD if some newfag drawfag-like, say, Strawberry-had come up with them instead.
>>242530 It's been fifty years since she last did her nails (fingertips) with anyone, and she's spent the whole intervening time on cannibalism and mass murder. She's out of practice.
>>242460 They should be their own thing, for this reason >>242461 Look at the Jackalope OC, she is her own thing but the creator accepts that without tantrums and thus posted her in the Vickers thread, then they made a mutantversion that is unique bur clearly takes credible inspiration from the show, while staying original enough. It is possible.
>>242494 I'm sure blackhand can't wait for you to report every post you take offense to and do your bidding by banning everything you disagree with. Maybe start reporting those posts now, then all oilrigs will be banned in a few hours and md can be a tolerant and inclusive space that accepts all kinds of content!
>>242541 the mutants are not going anywhere no matter how much you whine and repeat the same shitty arguments. >>242546 I just report the obvious off-topic images posted solely to flamewar, sounds like you're projecting since you keep going on about how you want people to stop posting content you dislike
>>242553 and? whether it's one of you or three of you what I said still applies. anytime mutants come up you throw fits and repeat the same tired arguments as if it'll do anything but make the threads worse
>be (you) >have deluxe N boyfriend >love the way he towers over you, how he can effortlessly lift you up or overpower you if he so chooses >he comes with deluxe-sized adapter equipment >one of the things you've found is that he loves being scratched down there >you see, drones don't have fingernails to scratch with >the best they can do is spout a pair of ridiculously-sharp claws, not suitable to be around sensitive adapter parts >no, the only person who can truly scratch N's itch is you- and he knows it >the poor drone boy has to be and plead and promise to get his nanite nutsack itched >you make a big show of it, pretending to be tired or sick of helping him- but you secretly love digging your fingernails into his sweaty, musky ballsack >stretching and scratching the synthskin to alleviate his itch and watching N shudder and sigh in pleasure, barely able to keep himself from collapsing from the sheer pleasure, his cock lengthening, stiffening, and drooling from the simple act of scratching his balls >no matter how big and strong N is, he is always putty in your hands
>>242565 Talk about scratching N's balls instead. Maybe taking a nice, cold bottle of beer with plenty of condensation and touching them. Or using N's urethra as a bottle opener.
>>242571 >N uses his Extendong attachment to stretch and flex his schlong round a cool bottle of lemonade. >Pops the cap off with the titanium tip and hands the glass to you. >"Here ya go buddy! Fresh out the freezer!" >You decide to thank him but ultimately pass whilst avoiding touching the actual bottle.
>mod drone so she has a clear chassis that lets you see her internals >get separated during the war >finally reunite after the solver is defeated >turns out she got DD-fied >now instead of robot parts she's full of organs, meat, and malformed bone >any time she moves you can see the muscles bonded to her circuitry writhe against the transparent plating >her core mirrors her eyes' every movement and expression
Sup, niggas. It's me, Anon. I'm here to tell you: quit it. This website is an anonymous imageboard where anyone can post opinions and be as inflammatory as they want about it. Of course you're going to get someone who disagrees with the direction the thread's taking and gets vocal about it. How you respond is up to you and is more important than you think toward the overall well-being of the thread. You're not going to win. You won't suddenly come up with a big ownage that banishes that one poster to the shadow realm. You won't prove the justice of your culture and free the thread from the threadshitter who's totally the same guy every time. You'll just get replied to and get angrier when you read it. So instead of replying to the inflammatory statement made to drum up more replies, consider following this system: >Take a deep breath >Remind yourself that people have the right to exercise their free will to be retarded on the internet >Press the little minus >Pour your resentment towards a more productive cause, like complaining about the lack of R anal
>>242607 WDs are too tall and heads too huge, plus the visor is a massive weakspot. Normal workerdrones can die from a fork to the screen, which would be undesirable during mining work. This isn't done out of concern for workers but rather to maintain higher efficiency and reduce losses by interuptions due to deaths on the clock
>>242608 >don't need to worry about toxic gasses thank god, I’ve been holding in my gas for far too long, now I don’t have to worry about destroying any machinery
>be Anon >be in third grade >your teacher is a fairly early model worker drone, WD-41133, though she prefers being called Alice for reasons you only realize years later after taking that course in Leetspeak >compared to most any other drone you see, Ms. Alice has unusually high initiative and emotional intelligence as a result of having to deal with rambunctious children without human oversight for years >she enjoys some lessons, especially art and ones about science and nature >she's very kind to everyone >her accent makes you feel funny on top of all that >one day you stay behind after class to tell Ms. Alice that you have a crush on her and you'd like to marry her when you grow up >she's flattered, but suggests you find a human girl your age >your heart sinks, but you swallow it and move on >the next day, news about some disaster that struck Earth hits >in panic, drones are getting recalled left and right >Ms. Alice is one of them, much to your class's sadness and confusion >fast forward ~twenty years >be hired to help conduct experiments vital for the survival of mankind on some desolate mining colony >go down to the facility, deep beneath an old summer camp >see your soon to be coworkers, drones milling about, drones being experimented on, drones being interviewed, etc. >pass by one test subject being interviewed >realize how familiar that test subject sounds >turn to face her >she's staring back at you >you can't forget those amber eyes >"... Anon?" she asks >"... Ms. Alice?" >over the protests of the scientist interviewing her, she scampers across the table on all fours like an animal and glomps you >you hug her back >"Finally got a wig like I always joked 'bout gittin'..." >her laugh is softer and more tired now, but it's as warm as it's ever been
>>242249 Arisu in service of the Tenni with the glorious Dai-Nippon Teikoku Kaigun! Will spread the Imperial light even to these savages in Sentinel Island in form of a bombardement by Chokai!
>>242638 Edited variant rushed it a bit but at least got it done, Beau is in there as well somewhere. Alice here is too small to be painted she'll stay penciled only
>>242638 >>242639 >anon from world war 2 watching this all going down >not knowing why’s there a robotic gremlin in a war zone >along with a ball that has metal spider legs and a cowboy hat
>>242640 Kwk Probably should have mentioned it directly but now I see it isn't immediately obvious, the drawing shows her on a ship, pic rel shows the section in a fuller view
>>242629 God >to tell Ms. Alice that you have a crush on her and you'd like to marry her when you grow up I forgot I did such things.Fuuuuuckkkk...it all comes together again >she's staring back at you >you can't forget those amber eyes I can't imagine what it would be like to see Alice anyhwere 10 or 30 years from now. She's rare as is and I doubt I'd think any less of her anytime soon, but seeing her anywhere unexpectedly so far in the future would induce flashbacks I'm sure
>>242648 all the way to max setting on the hydraulics, if my head can go to a different continent, then even in death, I would have made a difference, be it making someone laughing when my heads gets launched away, or traumatise a kid for live
>>242592 On one hand, I really like this concept and think some anons are being too mean. I get the whole "canary in coal mine" concept you're trying to make. On the other hand however, the other anons do have a point. WDs are meant to be expendible and mass produced, it's a solution to a problem that's already solved. Grunt Drones have the excuse of being somewhat Solver resistent, which is better than normal succeptible WDs for combatting against DDs and Solver hosts. I think the best thing to do is have the beak be some sort of modification or adapter you can replace their mouth plate with.
>>242656 remind me how many greentexts involved death in all ways possible, or did jerking off to a robot wearing skin of a dead teenager rot away that part of your brain
Before mutation: >When Roxanne was human. She was a gold digger stealing from the rich. Scamming people into believing she was some heroic Robin hood figure and telling false stories to make herself heroic but she was just a dirty thief from the street. Until she made to try to steal from the Elliott Manor and the solver war happened.
After mutation: > She mutated into mix of raccoon and scrap metals. Her body keeps falling off and melting and she has to get any parts from the scrapyard or the trash to fix her body she preferred shiny objects though. >Any body part she assimilate to her skin will be conscious and will the agony of the Roxanne breaking down.>Can survive radioactive weather like copper-9 atmosphere.
>the year is 20XX >all mutant posting has been banned from the thread entirely >Pocketsteaks was hung for his crimes so that no one could ever dare post mutant slop ever again >however, the thrist for mutants never ceased, and thus began a underthread black market for mutant posts >anons would do anything to get their kicks, from using already made mutant green caps so overused the pixels had pixels >some anons breeded their own illegal mutants, not as good but some did the trick such as one new mutant that’s only mutation was that her hair was naturally blue. >the most sought after black market mutant slop was to find a seller offering 5 minutes with one of the original mutants, they say an anon who got to touch the hand and cuddle with Abby died instantly of pleasure and blood loss
>>242692 >overuse of black market mutant slop can be fatal >so many young anons with bright, drone loving futures, leave their human and drone wives widowed as they OD on Pauline Poppers and Abby Additives >Rehab shelters have already been set up for these struggling anons, where they are forced to spend at least 10 minutes a day handholding a drone until they recover.
>>242629 lovely little bittersweet green. now either anon dies in the core meltdown leaving Alice devastated, or survives in a hidden cryopod and wakes up to find out she's gone mad