freeman
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That 70's Coyote!
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Post by freeman on Sept 12, 2014 14:09:04 GMT
Two points don't make a plane, after all. (heh, sorry for the geometry/avionics pun) Interestingly, the fact that two points do not determine a plane is why these are more unstable than a 3-rotor design - there is an axis it can rotate over, leading to instability. Given the plane does not have a proper guidance system, for which it instead relies on magic aetheric science, it might be naturally unstable due design, so the aetherically crated distortions in chaos will guide it to the right direction. |
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Post by eightyfour on Sept 12, 2014 14:24:57 GMT
Check out the other link I inserted into that post; Alright, here's a quick and dirty direct comparison courtesy of The Gimp:  The colour bars at the bottom are picked directly from the image above. Note that slight differences may be due to jpeg compression (for example Coyote's white is much purer in other images, it's just difficult to pick from that image due to the small white areas here). I stand by what I said: Similar, but nowhere near an exact match.  |
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Post by fwip on Sept 12, 2014 14:35:39 GMT
Check out the other link I inserted into that post; Alright, here's a quick and dirty direct comparison courtesy of The Gimp: The colour bars at the bottom are picked directly from the image above. Note that slight differences may be due to jpeg compression (for example Coyote's white is much purer in other images, it's just difficult to pick from that image due to the small white areas here). I stand by what I said: Similar, but nowhere near an exact match. You should have pulled the white from Jolly McElfsBerry from his eyes like you did in the other image. The hair thing isn't nearly white. |
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Post by Daedalus on Sept 12, 2014 15:09:20 GMT
Check out the other link I inserted into that post; Alright, here's a quick and dirty direct comparison courtesy of The Gimp: The colour bars at the bottom are picked directly from the image above. Note that slight differences may be due to jpeg compression (for example Coyote's white is much purer in other images, it's just difficult to pick from that image due to the small white areas here). I stand by what I said: Similar, but nowhere near an exact match. The colors are a bit subdued but similar - except the grey, which is not Coyote's color. However, neither is green. Brown is missing from Jenny and Elfsbury. Conclusion: plausible but unlikely, for personality and color reasons. |
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Post by eightyfour on Sept 12, 2014 21:28:21 GMT
I just don't think the colour scheme is anything we should get hung up on. White and black probably shouldn't even be on this list at all. White eyes at least aren't really anything to go on, it's the default for eyes after all. Heck, Kat has white eyes and black hair, and she's been wearing red and blue clothes at least once ( Aly's T-shirt to be precise, although I can't remember when that was from the top of my head). And, the blue overalls she's wearing on numerous occasions (often with a white shirt) are actually very close to Coyote's blue... Does that make her another incarnation of Coyote?  And then there's Coyote's aetheric form, which adds a whole range of shades of blue, red, pink and purple to the mix, making things starting to look mighty fuzzy... But the ultimate reason why Jenny simply can't be Coyote has nothing to do with colours: If Coyote had possessed the real Jenny, or disguised himself as a human girl in order to pose as a student at the Court he would be violating his promise to leave the Court alone. |
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Post by TBeholder on Sept 13, 2014 4:50:00 GMT
Hmm... Maybe, she just used to hang out with fairies, which helped her to develop both magic abilities and cuddle-bug inclinations, much like Cookie Monster?  |
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Post by The Anarch on Sept 13, 2014 7:37:25 GMT
The predominant colors for all three forms is red and blue. Thus, there is only one possible conclusion. Coyote is Spider-Man. |
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Post by zbeeblebrox on Sept 14, 2014 23:32:39 GMT
Did it occur to anyone that, in order for Jenny to be Coyote, he'd have to be on the court-side of the river? I don't think he can just waltz over whenever he pleases, for obvious reasons..
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Post by warrl on Sept 15, 2014 20:19:46 GMT
Actually only one reason, but for Coyote it's compelling: he gave his word.
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