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NMario:I tried out Megaman Rocks yesterday, took about an hour to download, and then i deleted in less than 5 minutes cause it's impossible for a guy like to me to use my left hand for moving up/down/left/right because it was asdw ....while using my right hand for shoot and jump...it was just un-bearable.
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Sato Ayanokouji takes after her mother more than she does her father Enzan, but one would never know that she's their child if they weren't told. Sato is callous and abusive to all but her real friends and parents; in a relatively short time, she became one of the most feared students in her school. Her primary target is Patch Hikari; she can't stand how he can remain in his own little world for as long as he has, and reject the people around him as if they were beneath his contempt. After multiple beatings and group beatings failed to open his eyes, Sato shoved the poor kid off the third-story balcony. Just like that, Sato was hauled off to JD.
Caskett was mostly built from Glyde's data, with some of Blues's thrown in so she could actually fight in Netbattles. Like Sato, her personality is vastly different from either of her "parents'"; she has a tendency to treat normal Navis the way Sato treats other people. Caskett rarely shows any emotion save for "psychotic", generally only in battle. She's earned the dubious honour of being the first being Trill has truly hated, Navi or otherwise. For all her negativity, Caskett is very close to her Operator Sato, and not because she's the one with the chips.
One night, one of the walls of Sato's cell is blown apart. A red-haired woman walks through the resulting hole, offering her a chance to escape--and her PET, retrieved from Sato's house. The woman claims to be after Patch Hikari--and that's all the motivation Sato needs.
Sato and Caskett are not tsunderes. Nor are they yanderes. They were simply born cruel, with the few "chinks in their armour" not open to Patch or Trill. Also, they look like dudes, but that's irrelevant.
His line comes from Pendulum's song "Blood Sugar", by the way.
In true RADIX fashion, I too had a Battle Network 7 concept that went nowhere. (It was inspired by The Undersquare's. Theirs is very dead) It was remembering another one that prompted me to work on it again (or maybe it was just remembering how horrendous my early designs were).
Patch Hikari is currently a fifth-grader at Lan's old school, which is going through modernizations as he attends it. He's very cheerful and oblivious--so much, in fact, that about the only thing he knows exists for more than a day is his Navi, Trill.EXE. He certainly doesn't understand why he has no friends, and as long as he has Trill, he couldn't care less.
Trill himself was born from the data of Megaman and Roll, his operator's parents' Navis, and like Patch, has no real friends. He encourages his operator to try to make some, to no avail. His lack of pals could be because of Trill's own affinity for viruses; he's even made a Style Change for himself, Virus Style, that can utilize the attacks of any virus Trill has directly deleted.
I'm aware this picture isn't perfect; it's the best I've been able to emulate BN's artwork. (And yes, that's Lan's headband Patch's using as a scarf. I thought it was funny)
Yep, another "all in the family" picture, this time concerning Dr. Light/Right/Wright.
*Bass and Treble defect from Wily at some point in MM9, hence their inclusion (Treble more or less forced Bass to join Light. Besides, it'd give him a shot at fighting Megaman again).
*Celeritas Resal was born from ponderings of "What if Light had a biological son?" He soon became a distant relative, possibly from the same country as Queentia, an a prodigy--which means he can barely watch anyone do anything without groaning in disgust at their ineptitude. He isn't very well-liked, yet Light has to adopt him because his guardians want nothing more to do with him. His name is the Latin word for swiftness coupled with "laser" backwards. It's about as ridiculous as "Queentia".
Ah Ciel, you should've smushed his head like a juicy grape anyway.
Is he in a cave? It looks like he's in a cave.
Zelda receives an LP from an anonymous donor. That's...about it. :/ In an attempt to organize the Zelda timeline, I placed Ocarina/Mask/Twilight Princess in the 1960s-1970s (following the theory that Hyrule is an isolated nation on Earth...this really only pertains to MM9, doesn't it?).
The nature of robots' programming gives them a wide spectrum of tasks, feelings, drives, biases, and many other freedoms that humans have--in fact, it's gotten to the point that robots are nearly mentally indistinguishable from humans.
Take half of that and hit "undo". That's Duet.
It's not that he was programmed incorrectly. His creator built him for the single purpose of studying organic life, leaving Duet with that single drive. It didn't help that he lived much of his life on a sterile space station, with the only organics being the humans and dead samples brought in from other planets.
Somewhere along the line, Duet went from simply studying what he was given to experimenting with it. Most of the results quickly died, others lived long enough to meet the other station members. Duet was stripped of his license shortly afterward.
Some time later, the station was ransacked by pirates, leaving only the few who had managed to hide themselves in time. Duet wasn't, but his attackers failed to kill him.
Most others would be appalled at the violence, or would grieve for the dead. Duet saw only the opportunity to continue his work. After all, the humans who barred him from it were dead now.
The Intergalactic Police wouldn't find the wreckage or culprits for some time. The few remaining humans could not contact them or anyone else, supplies were dwindling, and tensions were mounting at a frightening rate. Duet, already distanced from the rest of the crew, didn't understand why they were still there.
No further details are needed.
Because of the nature of robotic minds, Duet could move past his somewhat rudimentary programming and branch out, becoming something more--but due to his lack of contact with the outside, it could either take far longer than usual, or not at all.
Duet began life as what I didn't realize was an Enker recolour--I found a sheet on an RPG Maker resource site that was distinctly from Megaman Soccer, but I either didn't remember or didn't know that Enker was one of the players. He didn't become this character until I placed him in RPG Maker, in a mechanical environment that was reminiscent of a space station. (It never went anywhere, by the way.)
I will admit, his final design was heavily influenced by a picture of *lizsama's. I tried to adjust it so it didn't look so much like hers (or her friend's?), but...I might have failed. ;_;
A Proto Man intro for Mega Man 9. Pixiv.
Some of [Rock's later cynicism] Rock developed on his own, some of it was influenced by Protoman's.
Rock didn't suddenly become a head shorter. He's just leaning. >.>
