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Hollow
Ok so as I was working on a thing, I accidentally ended up watching a whole tfp episode and somehow came up with this thing
good morning internet, can I interest you in some vaguely tfp-verse ratchlock and or a weird alien starscream?
I spent an obscene amount of time rendering these, but I'm genuinely happy with how they turned out for once!
(deadlock is fine I promise)
There's nothing a Nap can’t fix
False gods neither give or receive mercy
MURDER DRONES RE-IMAGINED: VERSA INCORPORATED
(The Premise)
Long ago, a time traveler stumbled upon a Metallic planet that was just forming life. The traveler, who was seeking eternal refuge, found it appealing. It turns out, the planet was alive, and made all the early life upon it. He figured out how to interact with it, and taught it the ways of mankind, the things that make his world up, what is good, and what is bad. After a long time, he told the planet to make life after his teachings, and promised that he will one day return to bring an age of peace to the race of the planet. The planet obliged, and created what it called drones, gave them a common language, and set them up with resources, and gave them free will. The drones story was now paved, what could possibly go wrong?
Turns out, 300,000 years later, the world is now a pretty divided place to live, rich and poor, powerful and weak, good and evil. And nobody was as rich, powerful and evil as the government, who’s non existent safety standards led to the terrible practices of the mega corporation VERSA INCORPORATED, where injuries, low wages, and demoralizing conditions are the norm. And after the breakout of Disassembly Drones from a sketchy laboratory into the underground and the job sites, murdering hundreds, this is the last straw for our protagonist, Uzi, the rebellious, self proclaimed angsty teen who hates construction, whose father is the head of the Construction management in his division, whose attitude doesn’t work with many of her peers. But Uzi has got goals, take down the CEO of VERSA INCORPORATED, overthrow the government, and give the world back to the people.
Sounds Easy Enough.
How about some robot whump, where Whumper is going all out on it with Caretaker forced to watch.
The android assures Caretaker, "Not to worry. I cannot feel it. There is no pain."
But that doesn't mean that Caretaker stops yelling at Whumper to stop tearing their friend apart in the most brutal way. Appendages ripped from its torso, wires sending sparks up, the humanoid features slowly but forcefully removed. Oil drips out, leaving dark puddles not quite unlike blood.
All the while, the android keeps diligently updating on its status:
"Sensory functions failing."
"Emotion recognition centre damaged."
"Visuals reduced to 30%."
"It's okay!" Caretaker shouts. "I can still fix you. I can fix it all!"
"Oh, can you?" Whumper croons, fingers teasing over loose wires and smashing a hammer to the core.
"Memory storage compromised," the android croaks, it's voice failing.
"Maybe you can fix it, Caretaker," Whumper says, raising the hammer again. "But will it get you your friend back?"
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