/md/ - Murder Drones

This is going to be fun!

>>27612
I love you too, Friend!

Fuck it, I’ll make season 2

The true final battle

>>27607
>Edited out the time length
Why? It's not like it'll be longer anyway.

>>27397
>>27634
reposting from old thread in case you miss it
alright working on Pixie now, let me know if there are any changes or additions you'd like to see and which pose / weapon you'd prefer (or if you'd rather some other option entirely)

>>27650
Badass

>>27651
>>27652
thank you
>>27653
>I feel like I recognize the style but at the same time not
the stuff I usually draw looks a little... different

Man I hope the fight scenes would be good like early rwby

>>27619

>>27619
Newpipe is saying that.
And the help page https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/10356739?hl=en says that if there's a countdown, then the video has already been uploaded. Unless it's a fakeout (which I cope it is).

>>27650
Now this is sparking inspiration for something long ago, I remember an anon saying how they picture E to be military-like.

>”Interesting choice of design. I was thinking her clothing to be more sports/military oriented. Either way, she's adorably goofy. I love her.”

And it had thinking of how it would play out. I already had been of some details like a combat headset, her hair being a sort of red and her ponytail being longer, kind of like Solver E’s. There have been new thoughts like her wearing a winter jacket with a white shirt underneath, she’d keep her black skirt.

>>27607
Are the leg proportions better like this?
Made different versions of more 'brutish' forearms, is one of them fitting enough?
Also had the idea of giving her three lights below the knee instead of two since she is taller than all other DDs
Also footdesign, the very angular one from yesterday or a more smooth one? Or just 1:1 prototype V's?

>>27677
HELLO FRIEND!
Maybe the legs with a little less of an angle, but still some, here is an image to what I mean.
C or D1 looks excellent, but I think D1 looks similar enough to a normal DD to be such a drastic change, which I think it's better.
Ohhh, I like your idea, Friend!
I like the smooth one, the number two, I think it would look better.
Sorry for making you do so many changes.
>>27678
Don't worry, although I notice the right side looks different from the left side, the smoothness of the right side looks nice.
You are making a great work, I wanted to tell you that, and many thanks for doing this, Friend.

>>27681
>Spoiler
No worries, that's why I am doing the planning before the actual one, LL is your OC, she should be as accurate to your image as can be.
I'll go with D1 then and the three lights below the knee right?
Smooth feet are easier and are way more harmonic with DDs/MDs artstyle overall, I blame Bayformers influence for the first design.
Yes, I think I get what you mean, the lines are very helpfull indeed!
And good observation with the hips, I thought she was blockish as I said, so I redid the left side based on the V I made a few weeks ago, that's why it looks off, since it's taken from a way slimer character instead of being a part of natural design.
Thanks for saying that, it is quite fun to design one 'from scratch' instead of having a very clear image to stuck to for once!
I'll probably get the finsihed 'plan' done only tomorrow, gotta see Alice doesn't come short in these days for now.

>>27397
>>27650
preliminary sketch for gabby

>>27667
>it takes only 20 minutes for the solver to be overwhelmed and defeated by a billion oogis

>>27685
I always kind of feel bad asking to change things, I really don't know why.
Yes, correct, I think that would look good.
Pretty much, smooth feet looks more like a DD. Haven't heard of Bayformers, I will look that up.
That Friend was right, so I did another, it ended up being very similar to the fast one.
Ohhh, I see, still think the right one smoother look, looks a little nicer.
Good to hear you are having fun! I think that's important, Friend.
I'll wait, I can be very patient.
>>27684
Thanks for the idea, Friend.

>>27690
Always was

>>27695
The hugs commence

stinky

>>27699
She is canonically dead, no more Amy

>>27706
>Anon reaction to when the episode is premiered

>>27397
>>27650
>>27686
preliminary sketch for Red
alright need to head out for now, be back in the afternoon

I Am not mentally ready, For the toll this episode will have on my mental state, Will be grand

>"What do think she'll be when she grows up?"
>"Probably a maid drone like you."
>"Well then, lets make sure she's kind."

>>27412
I don't age gracefully, get tired at the most inconvenient times, needed to sleep. Still, gotta keep goin

>>27725
>Spoiler
Hey, don't hurt yourself while working, you're doing amazing. Try not to end up like pic by the end of this

Guys I found a leaked clip of ep 8

>>27725
My girls! I love to see them.
Also, do not push yourself Friend, take care of your health, sleeping is way more important, so take care of that.

>>27744

>>27745

N's ass

Question, how did your version of humanity survive in your AU
Mine just survive in hollowed out asteroids or migrate fleets, and some eldritch mages protecting them

>fun fact: duls have symbiosis with a giant arachnid know as maneaters

Leaked Murder Drones footage finale for Uzi vs Cyn

Feel like I'm on frickin' pins and needles waiting for Episode 8. Have a greentext that I've been working on.

>An excerpt from the personal logs of Doctor Virgil. (Acting) lead researcher for J.C. Jensen's T5 Branch
>I'm writing this because I feel like it's the only way I can stay sane at this point.
>It all started with the former lead on the project, Doctor Lee.
>He wanted to prove that drones were capable of a greater level of sentience. One that could match humans.
>I have no idea how he got J.C. Jensen to actually approve of this project. The number of people who actually take drones seriously enough to think of something like this is smaller than the number of people who own mansions. But without him I guess I wouldn't have even landed this job.
>The downside is that us and a small group of other researchers got shipped off to some remote exo-planet for this job of ours.
>I'm talking more remote than even that mining planet Copper-9.
>Despite that it actually wasn't all that bad. It was peaceful outside of work. Our labs were remote, but they were stocked with everything we possibly could have needed to survive. We had plenty of guards to fend off the wildlife, plenty of well-trained staff that could handle critical components, and supplies were dropped off bi-weekly.
>But 5 years into the project things started taking a turn for the worse.
>J.C. Jensen stopped contacting us. They stopped delivering supplies too. It was like they just forgot about us. We tried contacting them for days before we officially entered panic mode.
>But every single message we sent to Earth never mind it. What's weirder than that is that the logs of us ever sending them at all vanished too. It was like the void was taking our communications and eating them.
>The whole of our research team thought maybe we were collectively going insane from the isolation. But keeping track of our transmissions through more primitive means proved that it wasn't just our imagination.
>Finally after a week of this Doctor Lee took the armed guards with him onto a ship and headed off for Earth. Said he was going to figure out what the problem was. Told me I was in charge until he returned.
>He must have been crazy. I'm no leader. I never was.
>Three months passed and our situation only got worse. We had managed to make the last of our supplies stretch out that long, but it was pretty clear that Doctor Lee wasn't coming back. And since the company still hadn't contacted us, we took matters into our own hands.
>I regret leaving. I sometimes wonder if he might have made it back if we waited a little bit longer. Even just one more day, then maybe he would have come back telling us about how Earth was fine. We just had a broken relay.
>But we all knew that wasn't happening. Deep down we knew whatever the problem was, it was something much worse than damaged equipment. We were researchers, we knew what a broken machine looked like.
>If only I knew how much crazier all of this was going to become once we left that exo-planet behind. It was just supposed to be a straight shot to Earth.
(1/4)

>But on the journey there we passed by that lifeless rock known as Copper-9.
>None of us could believe the state it was in. There were hundreds of massive chunks of land just floating above the planet. It definitely didn't look like this when we passed it before.
>What's more absurd than that is we actually got a transmission from that place! We thought maybe it was all a trick. Just a transmission sent out a long time ago that was finally making its way into space.
>But no. It was from someone addressing the planet's state as it currently was. There was no mistaking that.
>The one sending the transmission added that we had better "Frickin' hurry up before I dox you!"
>Well, who were we to deny such a kind request?
>The entire team took a big risk but somehow it all paid off in a way none of us could have ever guessed. The people we rescued were...Drones.
>One was a worker drone, that much was obvious, even if she didn't look like any worker drone we had ever seen considering her gaudy get-up and the way she talked and acted like a human teenager.
>The other three though, they were incredible. They looked nothing like a worker drone. They were tall and slender with much more humanoid bodies.
>They also carried themselves like dangerous weapons.
>The worker drone said her name was "Uzi." the other three were named "N", "J", and "V". Yes those are their actual names. I checked to make sure.
>The way they acted...Doctor Lee's hypothesis was right all along. I just wish he was still here to witness it for himself.
>Uzi was moody, like I said, she acted just like a human teenager. She was full of angst and liked to talk back to anyone on board the ship. usually with some variation of "Bite me!"
>N was the most cheerful one of the group. I like him, he was not complicated in the slightest.
>But there was also a hint of sadness underneath that chipper attitude of his.
>I've seen people like him before. Coping by drowning everyone else in kindness. I can't believe I'm writing this down but I feel empathy for a drone. Maybe I've been slowly losing it on this incredible journey of ours.
>J was a really bad case with this group. She saw our J.C. Jensen tags and thought the company had personally come to recover her.
>Evidently the other three had chained her up because she kept trying to fight them. She demanded we release her immediately.
>I thought that if they had her chained up there must have been a good reason. But the others argued about it until the majority chose to release her. Still watching my back around that one.
>Then there's V.
>Paranoid, delusional, eternally angry. Kinda like a cat. But I also saw the looks she would give us any time anyone talked to the other three drones. A disgusted look like we were about to hurt them.
>She was always jumpy around us from the very beginning. The other three at least begrudgingly chose to trust us since we were their only ticket off that planet. But V...She kept shouting
>"Ew! Who are you people?!"
>And darting deeper into the ship whenever anyone tried approaching her.
>That weird little robot bit my hand several times!
>But I can tell she had been through a lot. Against my better judgment I was patient with her. All four of them had seen something terrible, and none of them wanted to talk about it.
>To be honest, after seeing what Copper-9 looked like from space, I didn't want to ask about it, either.
>But over the weeks we spent with these drones on our ship, V's paranoia and distrust slowly weakened.
>Eventually the research team was able to exchange a few words before she ran away.
>I myself have been making an effort to try and approach her with the goal of getting her to trust someone for a change. Maybe I really am losing my mind, nobody on Earth would have ever tried making friends with drones after all. But I feel like I have to.
>We've created a being that can feel sadness, grief, distrust, and suffer through trauma just like us.
>Maybe in doing so the least we can do is try and help them through it.
(2/4)
(Next part will have a change of perspective just as a heads up. Going from a page in a journal to "present day")

>>27452
May as well post what little I made back then

>>27723
>>27724
>>27733
the Solver is a cruel mistress

>>27771
SSSOOOOLLLLLVVVVEEERRRR

>>27767
>"So...V."
>Virgil started as he sat across from the disassembly drone. They were separated by a single small table as the human researcher spoke to her.
>"N tells me that you're not as bad as you seem on the surface. That you're just misunderstood. I've known a lot of people like that throughout my life. They all turned out to be pretty nice people once you got past that outer shell."
>V was not convinced by his attempts to make small talk. In fact she looked totally unamused by all of this. Her hands were switched out for those big awkward claws she always liked using as she crossed her arms.
>"Please Doctor. You and I both know that Drones are just impersonal tools to humans. Don't you think we should just keep that way?"
>She spoke with a sickeningly sweet tone in her voice, but it was obviously part of an attempt to scare him into leaving her alone. Virgil wasn't having it though.
>"No. I don't think we can pretend like things are normal anymore. So many things I thought I knew about this world have been flipped over like a drunk on an ice rink in the past few months. Besides. I'd rather you just called me Virgil. I was hardly a doctor before, but now I think that title means basically nothing at this point, V."
>The disassembly drone clearly looked annoyed at him not backing down so easily. But that wasn't the end of his conversation, either.
>"It's been almost a full month since you and the others came on board our ship. The other three have opened up to us, but you, V...I mean you won't hardly talk to anyone, you only drink your oil when we leave you alone in a room, you wear those broken trashed out glasses everywhere, I-"
>He was cut off as V slammed her claws against the table.
>"They are NOT trash. Let's just make that clear! I like my glasses."
>Virgil raised a hand to try and calm the situation.
>"Easy, easy...I'm sorry. You're right. Your glasses are fine. Alright, let me just get to the point. I want to help you, V. I want to help you learn to trust again. If even just a little bit."
>The drone eyed him suspiciously.
>"Why? So you can cut me open and see how I work? I know what researchers are like."
>But Virgil didn't let her continue to stew in her fears.
>"No, because I can tell you need someone to open up to. I already told you, I hardly consider myself a doctor at this point. I'm not interested in continuing to do research when the whole universe is upending itself. What I want...Is to help you. Because they need you, V."
>V looked shocked as he uttered those last words. She couldn't put any trust in someone like him, but for Uzi and N it was different.
>For V, those words echoed in her mind like a ringing bell. Her expression softened...At least a little.
>"Fine. If you want to try playing therapist with me then I guess I'll let you. But if you bore me I'm going to leave just like I always do, got it?"
>The doctor laughed to himself just a little bit.
>"Alright, you've got a deal."
(3/4)
(Realized I forgot to quote the first two parts together, my apologies.)

>>27607
>N is glaring at Uzi instead of Cyn and both his sword and tail are pointed vaguely in Uzi's direction instead of Cyn and he is also aiming to grab Uzi
>N isn't mentioned in the description at all despite being in the thumbnail
Three way battle imminent.

A little thingy while I get back in my groove. I call this "A Reminder that Harper is still a Fucking War Machine"
>Harper has a lot of dreams when she sleeps. Some better than others, rarely if ever are they the same. This, however, is one of those rare moments.
>She has a specific nightmare that she gets once in a while. Well, to call it a nightmare isn't really an accurate description. It's more like a highly unpleasant exaggerated memory.
>She's in this moon outpost, or at least what's left of it. Gargoyles, Centipede Tanks, Solver Dragons, Devourers, the lot of them are all over the place. They've mostly wiped the place out, leaving it ripe for the picking by that... Thing.
>But one thing and one thing alone draws her attention. That one Sentinel who's name she wiped from her memory banks to spare her of being reminded of him every single day. He was the one that taught her everything she knew. He guided her, cared about her, all of them. And his entire body was twisted beyond recognition, fleshy growths erupting from each opening as the godforsaken thing on his back seized control of his body. She just preferred to call it a "Thing" or a "Creature."
>It wasn't worthy of a name. Just a designation that spoke of how she felt about it. It had ambushed the one being she had that was truly close to love, and turned him into it's personal chariot, almost as if mocking her. She truly felt nothing but hatred for that thing.
>She wanted it to suffer the fires of Hell
>She wanted it to die innumerable horrific times
>And she wouldn't let any of these oversized techno-organic insects stand in her way.
Genocyber OST 1: 10. Genocide
>She threw herself into battle with ferocity that had no earthly description. She tore a Juggernaut clean in half and threw the pieces past the speed of sound. She flew through sub-orbit and vaporized Gargoyles with blasts the size of city blocks. She bootloop flashed so hard that she probably would've given everyone in the system a seizure. She didn't care if her energy systems were struggling to supply her, frying some of her circuits. She didn't care if she was overheating and her cooling systems couldn't keep up, causing her to visibly glow white hot. She didn't care about how she created a chain reaction that wiped out an island-sized chunk of the moon. She just wanted it dead.
>And then, atop a mountain that eclipsed Olympus Mons in scale, made entirely of those creatures, there was silence. Silence and emptiness.

>She awoke in the closest thing a Drone can have to a cold sweat. She noticed the rain on her window and breathed in and out. A trick he taught her. One of many
>"Just be happy for those in your life"
>His words were kind.

>>27775
>Virgil was not qualified to be a therapist.
>He knew it, V knew it, even Cyn probably knew it, where ever she was now.
>Instead of trying to psychoanalyze her, he just stood up from his chair...
>And held his arms open.
>"Okay, come here. Bring it in."
>V stared at him in confusion
>"What? What are you doing?"
>Virgil waved his arms as if to emphasize what he was doing.
>"I'm going to do the only thing I know that can help people when they're stressed out. I think you need a hug, V."
>V's confusion soon turned to anger.
>"No way. I'm not doing that."
>Virgil just smiled at her.
>"C'mon. It will make you feel better, I promise it's not weird! It made N feel better!"
>V stood up and glared daggers at him.
>"Doctor, N would be happy if you gave him a rock! He's not a good example!"
>But Virgil wasn't letting it go. He kept waving his arms and going "C'mon!"
>V's digital eyes rolled inside of their screen. She was not about to embarrass herself like this.
>But neither was Virgil about to give up his plan to make her open up. He was going to be this drone's friend even if it killed him.
>And it might, judging from the way she was staring at him.
>He had one last thing he could attempt.
>"Have you ever been hugged at all, V? Even once in your life?"
>V's eyes went hollow as it struck her. She had been through so much trauma. Back in the mansion, and then even more of it in her existence as a disassembly drone. She had known nothing but pain all this time. It was only the warmth from N, and from her human named Tessa that kept her going when she was a worker drone.
>But as a disassembly drone she had given up even that. Even though her internals burned at blazing temperatures, the contradiction was that she was...
>Cold.
>V couldn't believe it. Was she really about to do this?
>She reluctantly stepped forward, closer and closer to the human...
>And wrapped those big claws around his back as she pulled herself in for a hug.
>The doctor patted V on the head as she let go of all inhibitions and hugged him.
>"There there. Just let it all go. Nobody is around to see this you know."
>Her claws dug into his back, causing him...Quite a bit of pain.
>He was definitely going to have to visit the medic after this. ow.
>But at least he was able to get V to finally open up...
>Though she had to remind him of something important.
>"If you tell anyone about this, I'll kill you."
>Virgil continued to pat the drone on the head.
>"I know."
>At least this was a step in the right direction...Right?
(4/4)

I don't usually post here but I'm feeling the excitement. Glitch and Liam have been working on this episode for a year apparently, and the trailer made it look like some BIG shit is going down.

Are you hyped anons?
How do you think it's going to end?
Do you think there's going to set-up for extra MD content down the line or Liam's next project?

>>27658

>>27650
>>27686
>>27711
>alright working on Pixie now, let me know if there are any changes or additions you'd like to see and which pose / weapon you'd prefer (or if you'd rather some other option entirely)
Beautiful. Everything is perfect. Thank you again.

Evil white woman

The Es watching Absolute End with you. Probably my last green pre Episode 8
>E would likely be rooting for Uzi and the others to kick the Solver’s ass.
>Maid E is hiding behind you, the more intense scenes be looking pretty spooky for her.
>Male E only hopes that there’s a good ending out of this entire chaos.
>Solver E is oddly honed in on the device playing the episode, her left eye occasionally flashing the Solver symbol.
>Lady E has her cross clutched in her hands, ready to protect you from the Solver and it’s demons if necessary l
>Laborer Evie is counting her lucky stars that the Solver doesn’t bother with small fry like her if infected drones are capable of that!

>>27725
familiar faces

>>27808
I hope you get the opportunity one day!

>>27814
That sounds cool anon, anything else you feel like sharing about it?

>>27817

>>27841
Posting files as zips, or any format that doesn't allow detailed inspection before downloading is dumb/suspect.
Then posting zips without any text files explaining what would even be in them is also dumb/suspect.
Not bothering to post even a single screenshot/new image that would ostensibly be from the archive is suspect.
Spamming like that is irredeemable, and no tears would be shed should they be banned.
Screenshot of the page the link goes to.