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Post by Yin on Mar 16, 2007 13:19:35 GMT
Interesting, the lockpicks seem to have merged with Reynardine/the plushie entirely...
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Post by owl on Mar 16, 2007 16:29:51 GMT
It's actually slightly crazy/creepy the way the emerge out of him like that....
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Post by Aspen d'Grey on Mar 16, 2007 16:45:18 GMT
(psst- this was comic 218)
Well, that was.. odd... But yeah, it fits with Reynardine pretty well. Lovely art on this one, Tom.
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Post by nickgoodway on Mar 16, 2007 20:15:57 GMT
Creepily reminisent of the T1000 Terminator impaling John Conner's stepmother
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Post by todd on Mar 16, 2007 22:25:13 GMT
It took me a while to even recognize them as the lockpicks. I thought that they were some mechanical part that he'd stolen from somewhere.
(Envisions Annie asking Reynardine where he got such-and-such a contraption, and Reynardine replies, "Oh, it was just lying around." The scene then changes to a robot toppling over onto its side due to one of its legs having gone missing.)
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Post by La Poire on Mar 17, 2007 0:58:25 GMT
Creepily reminisent of the T1000 Terminator impaling John Conner's stepmother Sarah Connor = Surma Carver? Or maybe not. Reynardine keeps positively surprising me in everything from character development to gleeful awesomeness – the latter, here, obviously. Must be uncomfortable to have no bones but be filled with sharp metal implements. |
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Post by Yin on Mar 17, 2007 1:26:21 GMT
Whup, bugga. Edited.
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Post by Turin Turambar on Mar 17, 2007 3:33:05 GMT
I've been wondering: why isn't Reynarding protesting more about helping Annie free Robot when Robot so obviously had it in for him?
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Post by starburst98 on Mar 17, 2007 5:17:18 GMT
cause robot only tried to kill him when he was possesed by that evil shadow
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Post by todd on Mar 17, 2007 10:48:20 GMT
I doubt that Reynardine's that understanding, or forgiving.
But I suspect that he's bored enough sitting around in the toy box all day that he's ready to do anything just to have a change of scenery.
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Post by mrw on Mar 17, 2007 14:49:35 GMT
heh, I was curious how the lockpicks would manifest themselves. Reynardine is certainly not very subtle!
Do you suppose they'll be able to get out with Robot's cpu without setting off a bunch of alarms?
It seems like Annie could get in a lot of trouble here. Can you imagine Eglamore's face if she gets caught and turned over to him?
On the other hand, I can picture Adminbot with hands solemnly pressed together: "Criminal behavior must be studied..."
Flash to Annie strapped to an operating table, with that creepy X-files robot arm from #217 bearing down on her forehead. "The procedure is quite simple..."
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Post by yeochild on Mar 17, 2007 14:49:50 GMT
He either feels he owes Surma's family, or he's planning an evil plan involving the stealing of Annie's/S13's/someone's body.
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Post by La Poire on Mar 18, 2007 12:27:17 GMT
I think Reynardine is wants to reactivate Robot as much as Antimony, but for different reasons: he probably wants to know the reason of Robot's attack. Reynardine doesn't seem to be the kind to be very forgiving to his enemies.
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Post by my2k on Mar 18, 2007 21:21:36 GMT
I think Reynardine is wants to reactivate Robot as much as Antimony, but for different reasons: he probably wants to know the reason of Robot's attack. Reynardine doesn't seem to be the kind to be very forgiving to his enemies. this is a fascinating thread, awesome ideas guys. Rey is such a cutie pie the way he just sprouts machinery with abandon like that  |
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