I love Cams so much. So silly. Look at them.
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I love Cams so much. So silly. Look at them.
Seven Days of Skibidi
Day Two: Whose your favorite "background" character? What made them stand out to you?
The samurai cameraman and friends in Osaka. I’m fascinated by the Alliance’s tendency to wear costumes, and I’d love to know what’s behind it. Although some of the Alliance elites have human memories, I think most of the Alliance are likely robots and wearing costumes seems to be part of the robot quirks they’ve got. A human probably wouldn’t dress as a chef or maid to greet human survivors from a terrible tragedy, but a robot who’s trying to understand how to do a task properly or who has some leftover code written for entertainment service bots just might!
I imagine that the cameramen at least began as a relatively orderly army, but chains of command began to break down as the war became more chaotic, more units were built who hadn’t experienced the pre-war world, and armies spread out. I think this is probably why Camerawoman seems more grim than the other elites, she’s been trying to maintain pre-war military discipline and is fighting a losing battle with an increasingly decentralised structure. When the Astros came and old strategies no longer worked at all, armies needed to become even more individualised and started operating more like guerrillas. The truce with the Skibs could have began organically when everyone figured out that it was stupid not to.
I headcanon this because we’ve got things like cams in ushankas in Russia and a samurai cam in Japan. They’re learning about their local culture, maybe with the help of Skibs who have some memories of being human, and developing regional identities. I imagine the samurai cameraman and his friends might have found a museum exhibit and learned about Japanese history. And they might have been inspired and found out everything they could about martial arts so they could use the equipment. Maybe their Skib friend had already been a martial artist or a big history nerd when they were human. Overall, I think it’s a really interesting scene that’s saying a lot about how the war and faction identities are changing.
Skibidi Emojis vol. 1
Wow it’s a Christmas miracle! I didn’t disappear for a bajillion years!!!
Anyways I wanted to try something new with the lighting and shading :D
Trojan Horse
Or shall I say Trojan Cameraman?
Josh
To keep track of players, cameramen tape team rosters and player photos directly onto their cameras.
'The cameramen' webtoon series by bunny bot C:
I've been meaning to make fanart of it and a few other webtoons I like for a while now lol so this was a great excuse to make some as they just hit their fifth year anniversary!