In a SHOCKING turn of events, it turns out that Demimons and Drabunnies have about the same level of resistance to electricity as robots do to water. (That level being “little to none”.)
We’ll see if deep fried drabbunny and toasted tanuki girl are on the menu next.
hvgtd
3 years ago
I wonder when the robot will actually start talking, and conversing, with the; chances are it’s been slowly analyzing the modern vernacular, considering how much they’ve been talking around it, and its general vicinity, but it still hasn’t figured out how to emulate the sounds they’re making in a cohesive manner.
On another note, I think Mimi might be almost ready to name the thing; she seems the only one among the cast that would think they should give the robot a name; it would probably be hilarious to find out that act alone caused her to be registered as the robot’s new designated owner/master/handler. Can you imagine Mimi going, “We should really give this thing a name; it would make things easier when talking about it and to it,” then giving it the name of a character from a folktale she likes or some mythological figure or historical figure that she thinks is appropriate only for that to get the robot to finally start actually talking, and in an understandable language close enough to the modern vernacular that they can all understand?
The comedy of Mimi innocently, and inadvertently, getting the robot to both be actually understandable and basically be the only one it listens to would practically write itself at this point.
It hasn’t been too long since our metal friend awakened, so there’s lots for it to learn and understand! It’s just getting past understanding what water is right now.
Evil Tree
3 years ago
Robot: I’M MELTING! WHAT A WORLD! What … a … world?
No sparks flying but the robot is certainly confused by this new sensation. Still, better to be safe than sorry, time to get those drabbunny toes wet.
Our ancient robot certainly has some good acting chops! It’s getting the chance to experience all sorts of new things for sure. Don’t worry, Rao’s a trained professional…I think.
Electrical discharges coming in 3….2….1…
Hopefully there won’t be any shocking surprises like that!
I hope Rao enjoys electric shocks
Rao will need some repairs to himself.
In a SHOCKING turn of events, it turns out that Demimons and Drabunnies have about the same level of resistance to electricity as robots do to water. (That level being “little to none”.)
We’ll see if deep fried drabbunny and toasted tanuki girl are on the menu next.
I wonder when the robot will actually start talking, and conversing, with the; chances are it’s been slowly analyzing the modern vernacular, considering how much they’ve been talking around it, and its general vicinity, but it still hasn’t figured out how to emulate the sounds they’re making in a cohesive manner.
On another note, I think Mimi might be almost ready to name the thing; she seems the only one among the cast that would think they should give the robot a name; it would probably be hilarious to find out that act alone caused her to be registered as the robot’s new designated owner/master/handler. Can you imagine Mimi going, “We should really give this thing a name; it would make things easier when talking about it and to it,” then giving it the name of a character from a folktale she likes or some mythological figure or historical figure that she thinks is appropriate only for that to get the robot to finally start actually talking, and in an understandable language close enough to the modern vernacular that they can all understand?
The comedy of Mimi innocently, and inadvertently, getting the robot to both be actually understandable and basically be the only one it listens to would practically write itself at this point.
It hasn’t been too long since our metal friend awakened, so there’s lots for it to learn and understand! It’s just getting past understanding what water is right now.
Robot: I’M MELTING! WHAT A WORLD! What … a … world?
No sparks flying but the robot is certainly confused by this new sensation. Still, better to be safe than sorry, time to get those drabbunny toes wet.
Our ancient robot certainly has some good acting chops! It’s getting the chance to experience all sorts of new things for sure. Don’t worry, Rao’s a trained professional…I think.
Maybe it’s got a waterwheel in there.
It’s powers by a mini waterwheel?