Chapter 3 – Page 97 - Wukrii
Chapter 3 – Page 97
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samork731
samork731
5 years ago

Spoiler alert: The robot was actually created by an ancient religion whose purpose is to combine and repair the fragments of an ancient, mechanical, transdimensional god. WukriiTri
PRAY

Delta-v
Delta-v
5 years ago

Try cleaning and polishing it–after all, look what that did for Aladdin’s lamp. ^^

JoyKillz
JoyKillz
Reply to  Delta-v
5 years ago

Running with the “ITS SOLAR POWERED” idea, this would also be good, because Clean solar receptors are good solar receptors.

sircluck
sircluck
Reply to  Lagoloid
2 years ago

ah yes the old soak them in bleach and spray em with a pressure washer prank works everytime Thumbsup

hvgtd
hvgtd
5 years ago

My guess is that the metal is Orichalcum, judging by the bronze-like color. In Greek mythology, Orichalcum was a nearly indestructible metal, nothing mortals or most monsters did could break it but the most physically capable of the gods and some of the monsters that could match them for power do have sometimes bend or break the material, but they to really put most of their power into it. FYI, you can make IRL Orichalcum, it just won’t have any of its mythical properties, IRL Orichalcum is a variant of bronze with a little extra tin, so it has more of a bluish tint than standard bronze.

On the note of Fantasy metals, Adamantine gets its name from Adamant. In Greek mythology, Adamant is a dark-colored indestructible stone, literally, nothing had the power to break it, and the only ones with the power to shape it were Gaia and her chosen few. Chronos’s scythes were actually said to have their heads made of adamant and the knife Zeus used to cut open his father’s stomach to free his siblings was a sharpened adamant blade that Gaia had given him for the task of freeing his sibling. Also, Diamonds were actually called Adamants up until around the 19th century, according to some sources I’ve read through.

I hope you enjoyed this trivia moment, and I hope some of that rambling helped.

Evil Tree
Evil Tree
5 years ago

That magnifying glass also magnifies the anime of Rao’s eye. LOL
The robot was much dirtier than that when we last saw it, Rao must have cleaned it up to get a better look. Definitely seems like any grim was skin deep and the robot is fully intact. Thumbsup

JoyKillz
JoyKillz
5 years ago

Yes hello, the illustrator wanted flex with how good they are at drawing features of eyes and lenses.

SallyVixen24
SallyVixen24
5 years ago

looks as Rao is either about to become Doctor Rao or Scientist Rao of the Mechanical world with this mechanized child sized robot, what secrets could he uncover in just a few hours with it i wonder?

ColdFusion
ColdFusion
5 years ago

Probably some kind of ceramic composite wink

Panther
Panther
5 years ago

It’s the product of a forgotten civilisation , Rao . You have to find the “Memories of osamu Tezuka” to understand exactly what is it LOL LOL

Frisk
Frisk
5 years ago

I’m going to be mean and say that Rao most likely saw nothing of importance at all. He has no idea what that thing is, what it does or what its made of. He *is* impressed however, but will that we enough to figure the ancient secrets of WukriiTri …?

Find out next week right here at https://wukrii.com/ ! Gaowu

Drakara
Drakara
4 years ago

Oh, the excitement! I’m trying to read Mimi’s expression, but I can’t decide what she’s thinking here.