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"Mostly At Night ... Mostly."
Muse is a fickle, weird girl some times. The comments on http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5545031 included something about Ripley (Aliens) and "9", and how it was dark, and sad, and during the stream someone mentioned the "Dark Rangers" (I've seen some artwork), so I got dragged off into post-apocalypse-land, one of my favorite places to play. Let's see who figures out what I did here, all the implied tragedy and DRAMA.
Damn, it was fun designing that spring-powered arbalest!
"Mommy, am I gonna die?"
"Oh, no, baby, no. You're not going to die. They are." (The Long Kiss Goodnight)
Damn, it was fun designing that spring-powered arbalest!
"Mommy, am I gonna die?"
"Oh, no, baby, no. You're not going to die. They are." (The Long Kiss Goodnight)
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Mouse
Size 600 x 800px
File Size 320.7 kB
Well, outright, that's Chip's kid--hat, bracelet, and I'd go so far as to say colouration.
Gadget looks be ex-military? Doesn't look like any tag I've seen or could find. Could almost be Colonial Marine, but that would just be silly.
Interesting crank-action rifle. Almost crossbow-like!
Gadget looks be ex-military? Doesn't look like any tag I've seen or could find. Could almost be Colonial Marine, but that would just be silly.
Interesting crank-action rifle. Almost crossbow-like!
Correct on all points in regards to the young mouse (Disney Genetics says children are the same species as their same-gender parent)
The tags are approximately US tags, with rubber silencers. The "serial number" is the production number off of Gadget's original model-sheet (how's that for geeky?). I didn't include middle-name, blood-type or religion for obvious reasons - couldn't think of anything that was amusing or made sense.
The "crank action rifle" is, in fact, closer to a crossbow - instead of a bow it's using a traction coil-spring that's inset into the stock, the crank on the side is a built-in cocking mechanism. I was trying to keep with the sort-of "found items" feel of Gadget's inventions from the show, with slightly more advanced designs.
The tags are approximately US tags, with rubber silencers. The "serial number" is the production number off of Gadget's original model-sheet (how's that for geeky?). I didn't include middle-name, blood-type or religion for obvious reasons - couldn't think of anything that was amusing or made sense.
The "crank action rifle" is, in fact, closer to a crossbow - instead of a bow it's using a traction coil-spring that's inset into the stock, the crank on the side is a built-in cocking mechanism. I was trying to keep with the sort-of "found items" feel of Gadget's inventions from the show, with slightly more advanced designs.
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