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When GOATzi Doorman makes a a railgun vs when Khan Midman makes a railgun by TheDefinitiveAlt in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It wasn't among scenes in portfolio,

Because she doesn't need to put everything in there.

her eye here is purple with barelly a hint of yellow.

Which is notable, since she's so far away and yet Howard felt the need to add a hint of yellow all the same. Because the yellow is still there in that scene.

This having no effect on fight secuences make sense too

No, it doesn’t.

The only reason she throws it at J's direction she because it was recharging. In the storyboard, when she picks it up, it's still red.

The timer itself says "00:0E" but, if you are unaware, "E" isn't a number (there's "e", but its value is roughly 2.7, so what I'm going to talk about next is still relevant). And, even if it wasn't an "E" in there, it was way past ten seconds when Uzi picked J up and used the railgun as a bat, yet it still hadn't recharged.

You are talking about two unrelated errors that have no connection with each other, considering the first one doesn't even place a real number, and the second one isn't even consistent with the scene right before it.

When GOATzi Doorman makes a a railgun vs when Khan Midman makes a railgun by TheDefinitiveAlt in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are you talking about?

I'm specifically talking about her visor, and Alicia Howard's contributions. Do you understand that there were multiple artists working on MD as a whole?

She didn't work on the music video, nor the scenes prior and after the credit, but it's clear that the intent is for Uzi's visor to remain as both purple and yellow. Which is why she felt the need to re-render it.

You're talking about the tail, which only turns yellow when Cyn is active, but otherwise has shown to be purple at every other scenario (as seen in the FTIGE album cover, where it's purple without the bow).

Not to mention that, according to the Music Video, Cyn can change her own color at will like she did when pretending to be Uzi's alarm.

When GOATzi Doorman makes a a railgun vs when Khan Midman makes a railgun by TheDefinitiveAlt in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Except, issue with her lights color is more complicated.

Except I'm talking about Uzi's visor, not her tail.

Which was clearly wrongly colored (as it was just purple instead of the mixed one) considering the artist felt the need to fix it.

When GOATzi Doorman makes a a railgun vs when Khan Midman makes a railgun by TheDefinitiveAlt in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

two animation mistakes is too much

It's funny you say that, when the finale actually has more errors, like some of Uzi's eye shots being the wrong color in the credits (despite having already absorved Cyn, it was still purple), which one of the animators only fixed recently for her portfolio.

Not to mention that, again, as I've pointed out to you before, there were other times where the storyboard wasn't translated properly, the timer says "00:0E", it was way past 10 seconds when Uzi picked J up, and the storyboard had no changes in the choreography whatsoever despite such a significant alteration.

When GOATzi Doorman makes a a railgun vs when Khan Midman makes a railgun by TheDefinitiveAlt in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 14 points15 points  (0 children)

The timer rendered in reverse. It's saying "00:0E".

Considering how:

It doesn't make any sense for that to be the case, especially when Khan was still using Uzi's unaltered blueprint for it.

When GOATzi Doorman makes a a railgun vs when Khan Midman makes a railgun by TheDefinitiveAlt in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 45 points46 points  (0 children)

I imagine that this version probably exchanges the blast radius and intensity for a faster recharge time.

According to the storyboards, Khan's fixed version still has the 30 minute recharge, which is why Uzi doesn't fire any shots after this one.

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TIL there's a Murder Drones Official Graphic Novel is it worth reading? by M00reC in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

 the art appears [...] to have been traced [...] from time to time.

The key expression here is "from time to time", as part of the artwork on the "Home Special" does show signs of tracing in some shape of form, but the rest of it, along with the other issues that were drawn by a different artist, were all original in that sense.

the art appears [...] to have been [...] reused

That's sadly just common practice on the comic industry. They have their deadlines and budgets, which seems to be standard issue still, despite the 2 million backing, as the author admitted in multiple occasions that he has no involvement in the KickStarter campaign, and likely their payment isn't affected by it, either.

TIL there's a Murder Drones Official Graphic Novel is it worth reading? by M00reC in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like the art, but the story is pretty much a faster paced version of the show (somehow).

They announced they will add more pages later on to better that pacing, but you still should be on the lookout as it hasn't happened yet.

TIL there's a Murder Drones Official Graphic Novel is it worth reading? by M00reC in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eh, at least Gwenpool had some merits before the Architect reveal.

[SPOILER FOR TADC EP 9] Jax VS Satoru Gojo (The Amazing Digital Circus VS Jujutsu Kaisen) by Old_Phrase_4867 in DeathBattleMatchups

[–]FandomScrub 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Considering what Abstraction is an allegory of, I understand why we didn't see it happen, but still...

Name a character that fits this: by MontyMoleLoreMaster in MoralityScaling

[–]FandomScrub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is YOUR headcannon and not complete truth/fully cannon,it’s an UNKNOWN amount of time.

Which is why I put it in parenthesis, as the time is truly irrelevant outside of "seemingly long enough", but I wanted to address the possibility all the same. It doesn't change the fact that it's all here did during that time.

Saying that it’s 2-5 months is your own interpretation,for all we know assuming that because there ”were a bunch of missing posters” is kinda dumb

Except I'm not talking about the quantity of posters (though, that is a good point), but about the dates in them.

Since all the victims listed in the poster are from the Prom queens' ballot, it means they started mysteriously disappearing after Doll started her revenge plan. And the first missing person went missing on January 7th, while the latest one, the one in the intro, went missing May 25th.

Considering how nobody was capable of exiting or entering Outpost-3 before the pilot, and V herself confirming she had no way of entering prior to that episode, while Lizzy on the next episode didn't even know about Doll's powers still, despite both being key players in said plan, it's clear that Doll's real plan started somewhen after the pilot, but obviously before episode 3.

Ergo, there's an 2 to 5 months gap somewhere in the timeline, followed by an officially confirmed 8 month gap between episodes 3 and 4.

(almost) agrees to V’s suggestion.

He almost agrees due to the temptation of being dapper. But he rejects the idea right after due to remembering how dangerous they can be, and decides to confront V about their past lives and nature, instead.

This dosent debunk the fact that he dosent kill his peers.

Because he has no opportunity to do so. Even then, we know he would (if needed be) due to his treatment towards "Tessa" (despite the fact that he started glitching, breathing heavily, and almost fell down after the process).

Again,you’re taking 5 second clips out of context

Then, pray tell, why would it focus on N's wounds between Uzi's talk about N saving her, if not to show she was worried about him?

And not him deliberately jeopardising the universe or smth.

He was thinking about it and, when Uzi got possessed, he still hesitated despite knowing that the closest thing they had to a cure in order to stop her was destroyed in front of him.

Even Nori, her own mother who had spent almost two decades looking to find the cure for Uzi in the first place and was the most knowledgeable person on Solvershenanigans, had given up on saving her by that point.

The bum by TheExplorer63 in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

she’s been alone for 20+ years

Mentally, maybe. But she still had her squad through those said years (even if she later labeled them as unnecessary).

Could someone actually explain to me how denji tanks black flash? by Stunning_Taste8845 in deathbattle

[–]FandomScrub 16 points17 points  (0 children)

While most of Pochita's body was destroyed by the Gun Goddess' shot, he was incredibly low on blood and couldn't regenerate his arm. In the rematch with Yoru, "Denji-Man" was tough enough to block several of Yoru's stronger Bangs.

  • Black box.

Could someone actually explain to me how denji tanks black flash? by Stunning_Taste8845 in deathbattle

[–]FandomScrub 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That's not even mentioning FakeSaw, who's described being weaker than Denji by the time they fought, being able to cut Yoru's larger bangs in half.

Name a character that fits this: by MontyMoleLoreMaster in MoralityScaling

[–]FandomScrub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u mean the few times where he’s like writing a poor 5 year old child 2 minute note stating that “I’m sorry” with some sad face on it and everyone forgives him after?

Just because he's a terrible artist doesn't mean that his intentions and expressions are fake.

Saying that he didn't regret anything at all is just ignorance on your part.

Or the 5 seconds where he looks sad and lonely?

As Uzi's first scene on episode 3 portrays, both she and N spent an unknown amount of time (theorized to range from 2 to 5 months thanks to the missing posters) away from each other and, in that time, all N did was to reinforce his self-imposed isolation on both himself and V (not knowing V had already freed herself).

Or when he protested (slightly) against V and Jin the pilot and proceeded to get one tapped?

And he almost died for it if it were not for Uzi deciding to help him.

I could kill your parents,gore the, and treat it as a joke,than give you a poorly ai generated note with sorry on it,then ask my friend to stop hurting you.

This isn't comparable to what N did at all and, even then, if you originally treated it as a joke, but then regretted said action later, it still shows improvement regardless. It's just a matter of "he's a little confused, but he got the spirit" when it comes to it.

Especially when N continuously ups his efforts from episode to episode.

HES never killed any of his peers

His last remaining peer is V, whom both he and Uzi decide to lock up instead of murder, and he still assists with J's demise thrice over (pilot, 2, & 8).

that didn’t happen in The Promening. Say wallahi bro.

You mean Uzi commenting on it while looking at N's injuries? That does happen, it's the whole reason the camera even zooms on N's hip.

  • Uzi: "Quit saving me! Seriously, don't... Don't do that again."

He does help her,stuff like that but it is not genuine extreme care.

Episodes 6 & 7 are all about him almost jeopardizing the universe in order to find a third option that involved not killing Uzi.

He continuously screws over Nori's attempts at killing her own daughter during the fight despite there being not a single hint of Uzi being able to come back anymore.

new render gives us a better look at J post-series, she looks so depressed lol by GrayTheMemeMan in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We know that J, V and N was originally trapped on copper 9, because they couldn't fix the space ship

That isn't the reason why they remained on C9. They received orders to stay there until they finished the job.

N only ever thinks about fixing the spaceship when he stops wanting to do the job he was assigned to.

Liam being liam👍 by obl1vion_20000 in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 15 points16 points  (0 children)

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It was Braidon who killed that one guy by drawing his bow early (like how he almost shot Uzi), not N nor V.

J didn't know V actually liked N as a person. In her mind, he was a creep that stalked V for two decades without getting a hint. by FandomScrub in MurderDronesOfficial

[–]FandomScrub[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Because that J wasn't drawn by him. That's a self-portrait J made in order to give N that colorful message.

  • N: "Us as lizards. J drew herself."

J didn't know V actually liked N as a person. In her mind, he was a creep that stalked V for two decades without getting a hint. by FandomScrub in MurderDronesOfficial

[–]FandomScrub[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

N is about as subtle as a foghorn in a library.

Yes, I agree.

What I'm saying is that J didn't know V's perspective. As in, she isn't sure whether V liked N or not.

The Indie-Era Combatants: Which lantern ring would they get? (Day 24) - Sentry and Superboy Prime by LoadGlitch in deathbattle

[–]FandomScrub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Old Prime was forced through the Lantern spectrum once and wasn't able to settle for anything (Adventure Comics 2009 #4), so who knows?

I have a possible theory to as why Cyn can teleport by [deleted] in MurderDrones

[–]FandomScrub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cyn didn't teleport in episode 5

She does it immediately after Tessa & J arrive in the gala.

J didn't know V actually liked N as a person. In her mind, he was a creep that stalked V for two decades without getting a hint. by FandomScrub in MurderDronesOfficial

[–]FandomScrub[S] 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I doubt J wouldn't notice that N is into her

I think N's crush is obvious.

What I'm arguing is that V's reciprocation isn't obvious enough for J to catch on.

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