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Finishing up a casual workday down in the basement lab.

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Imagine waking up at 5AM just to be this corny

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go my vuzi

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This mad-lad really made a tadc song in less than 24 hours.

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c:

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Got into the Murder Drones are birds with extra steps pipeline.

You read the title, ROLL THE ANIMAL PLANET MUSIC-

Ahem, when a disassembly drone decides that they want to obtain a partner, they must prepare for the most spectacular show you have ever seen- with steps of course…

Step 1: Creating a display

Every great performance must have a stage to use, after all, what good is an amazing show without the looks to go with it? The disassembly will first fly around to find a wide open area to create their stage or “display”. The display that disassemblys make are usually large circles that are made out of old workers, oil, and many reflective materials. The disassemblys usually take workers that are the most chopped up and are still slightly filled with oil, they also take any excess oil they find to make the outline of the circle-like formation. The reason they do this is to prove to other drones that they are such effective hunters, they can allow quite a bit of oil to go to waste. The more oil; the better the hunter, which in turn leads to the higher likelihood of finding a partner.

Oh, well look at that- it seems a poor, little, drone has stumbled into this lovely display. It is time to impress. 

Step 2: Impress 

First impressions are always very important when it comes to anything, especially when trying to obtain a partner. Disassemblys will often first bring out their wings as high up as they can and begin to rattle the wing blades. They will try their best to look as presentable as possible by standing up tall, puffing their chest, hands behind their backs, etc…

If the drone has surprisingly stayed through to pre-show, then it’s on to the real performance.

Step 3: The Dance

Every disassembly’s dance is unique in its own way, but they do usually have certain things in common such as: hopping, twirling, shuffling, etc… The way each disassembly uses these techniques is what makes them different. You also will see constant eye contact and rattling of the wing blades during the show. As the performance goes on the disassembly will begin to get closer to the drone, who would usually be standing in the middle of the display, surrounding them in a spiral-like motion.

Unfortunately, the aforementioned shiny things don’t just attract potential mates, but also competition. Now there are many reasons why another disassembly may want to invade on such a ceremonial performance: the oil lying around, scraps, territory, or the other drone (wether it be for food or partnership) The performer however, will hardly go down without a fight. Surprisingly, disassemblys can be very civil creatures. When impeding on such an important performance like this, even disassemblys know that they shouldn’t cause blood oil-shed whenever there’s a poor, unsuspecting drone around (unless they’re not the one being swooned). Disassemblys will instead fight for dominance using their appearances and techniques alone. They’ll show off their claws and shake their wings and tail as a warning, then they usually begin to get int each other’s faces and start hissing and butting chests. They do this to try and push the other out of the circle. Why?

Because once a disassembly has been pushed out-

-it is a sign of weakness, and is taken as a loss.

Now that that has been handled, it is time for the final phase of the dance. Once a disassembly has gotten close enough to the other drone, they will begin to do light headbutts to the others chest. If the drone continues to stay, that in turn means they are completely comfortable with the other.

 And now the ceremony is finally completed.

BASED ON @thecosmiccrow’s LOVELY HEADCANNON IT IS FOREVER ENGRAVED INTO MY BRAIN

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Hop Hop

THANK YOU @thecosmiccrow FOR THIS AMAZING HEADCANNON I PHYSICALLY COULD NOT STOP MYSELF FROM DRAWING SOMETHING FOR IT🗣‼️‼️

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J I love you,but I’m gonna change how I draw you omg XD

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(tall) Evil ghost witch

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BESTIE ME TOO

I have a new addiction

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moments before disaster

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This was made because I messed up a watercolor drawing lol

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Reminds me of Spider-Verse, like Hobbes and Gwen's world y'know?

Looks so cool, too!

I've always enjoyed the idea of showing the differences of personality through the art style of characters. It's also pretty good practice when you're drawing them side by side. Plus, any excuse to bust out the invader zim style is a good one. Meanwhile, Lizzy has a much more standard half chibi style that fits the vibe more.

I may draw the other characters like this in the future. Maybe J has a more elegent/papery look while someone like V has a scratchier/comic style. N for sure is getting a softer water color look. I may do his by redrawing the 'famous' cat hold pose. Khan could have a more industrial style look and Nori I'm undecided on as of now.

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murder drones with casual outfits

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SPEEF

Speef is real to me. I'm sorry for that.

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What happens if you hold your breath?

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well its not fun if I just tell you, would it?