#dr zor

[lookineedsleeps-art-blog]

A very indulgent attack that I did for @spymango that I had entirely too much fuan with

[iexpectyoutoaskwhy]

ALL IEYTD FANS GO WATCH THIS VIDEO NOW!

So spoilers for the video but this has to do with one thing they decided to mention. So you know the photo that's in the thumbnail??? The photo that Prism keeps of her, Reginald, Morales and Vitti??? THEY SAID THAT THE PHOTO WAS CONFIRMED AS BEING TAKEN BY ZOR!!! ZOR KNEW REGINALD PERSONALLY!? ZOR WAS THE ONE TAKING THAT PHOTO!!!!

Now if you'll excuse me I need to go process this information

[hapyvika]

Is it possible to see the designs for everyone (that you have) in the IEYTD cast? Thanks!

this took me FOREVER to start, sorry!!

here are all my designs!

i recently designed gibson and charlie caliente, got some help from @callmewierdy !! she’s helped me a lot with designing my first concept for ollie too!!

[lavalampstealer]

It's so important to me that JJ's a total coward. And I dont mean it in a bad way, I mean like. he gets so wrapped up in his own fantasies of who he is, he forgets that he is Not That Guy. And honestly I think that lends itself a LOT as to why he is the way he is when we see him in-game, he's gone too deep with the Evil Villain role, he's fully committed to the Bit.

Now I'm not saying this as an excuse for him by any means, he still had to have agreed to work with Zoraxis and kidnap/impersonate government officials on his own accord, and idk, I think the over the top villain persona came from both his own enjoyment but also maybe a way to downplay and deal with the severity/reality of what he was doing. It's ok to gas and kill an entire audience of his fans because that's what the villain would do here. It's ok to launch missiles at his own jet because that's what the villain would do. A villain would be okay with rigging his house with numerous poison gas diffusers, it's a classic! And of course he'd have to have an elaborate, secret compartment to store his Arsenal of Goodies (masks), even though he would never see it, he needs his butler to be able to retrieve and send them to his study. Instead of oh I don't know, storing them in the study to begin with...

And that line he says to the goons when you play return-to-sender with the grenade- "You throw the grenade, then you SHUT THE HATCH! Honestly, how did any of you survive hostility training??" I think he's just assuming that Zoraxis goons undergo training of any kind. To me, Dr Zor seems like the type to acquire talent and skill, not grow it in-house. Solaris needed a budget for her projects, Zor provided. Fabricator has an eye for design and death traps, Zor puts her to work. Juniper had adequate enough acting chops, Zor used him. Prism needed funding for her robots, Zor gave it to her in exchange for her research. Finding a bunch of lackeys and then training them seems like a waste of time and resources, but Juniper's not thinking like Zor, he's thinking like a villain. It's also bold of him to assume that the goons he was being lent weren't just hired muscle with not a lot going on upstairs- expendable nothings to make him feel better and more important (and to also keep eyes on him).

He's DEEEP into the Bit during SaS, he even admits it with his, "I've never gotten to do a classic villain monologue before." Of course he made a set for Phoenix and lured them into a false sense of security just so he could pull the rug out from underneath them in a big reveal, have you even READ Evil 101?? And at the first sign of things not going his way, he immediately switches up and tries to sell out Zor and butter up to Phoenix at the same time. It's then that his villain persona really falls apart, but only to save his own skin. He would've stayed cocooned inside his own echo chamber of self importance had he not fallen, he would've walked right off and been taken entirely by surprise by the Mask electrocution. Which is how I believe the Fabricator intended it to be, I can't say with confidence she would have even let him make it off the catwalk in the first place.

ALSO☝️ There's a really nice parallel between Stage Fright and Rising Phoenix that just came to mind, thought I don't know if it was intentional or not. When the giant mask explodes and falls to the stage, it's the first time we see his persona slip. "THIS IS NOT PART OF THE SHOW, EVERYBODY RUN." He panics, he flees, and he avoids immediate responsibility. Then in Rising Phoenix, the pattern repeats itself. Something doesn't go according to his script, he panics, but he can't run, so instead he tries to return to his persona. "HA! What are you gonna do about it? There's nobody left in this building to stop me- I'm still running the show." We all know what happened next. I wonder if some of his last thoughts as he fell were that of how ironically perfect the situation was. The ending to the story. The villain's been defeated, leaving the hero to do what heroes do and save everyone at the last minute.

I like to think he survived somehow. Maybe Phoenix had some pity in them and took him with them to the Babadag control point. Who knows.

whatever I dont even like him who cares even. worst villain ever like

[spymango]

ohhhh my GODDDDDDDDDD thats me thats my art. points at the screen IM WINNING

redraw of it under the cut too

z🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤zor🤤🤤🤤🤤zornix🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

[agentbeenix]

*throws this at you and scurries away again cause this blog barely gets any attention 💔*

[the-valiant-valkyrie]

if i posted this before no i didn’t

[wyvchard]

Agent Phoenix: Here. Go take a look. I don't have the intel with me, you know? Dr. Zor, looking through the album they grabbed from Phoenix: ... Is this Fabricator's cat? Agent Phoenix: Yes. It's all of them. I'm sneaking in Zoraxis to put it on her desk. Dr. Zor: Why? Agent Phoenix: Bribery. She made a coat with a lot of pockets in them and I want one.