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Jarjargbilinsstotlyxsplitbarum 𓅱

IN THE FLESH

((Piccolo then choked on his drink and had a coughing fit.))

Was thinking about how funny things turn out with Piccolo and the Son family and this silly idea came out.

SON FAMILY! 🥕🥛 ✨️

DBZ ReDraw!

I added a secret character. 🤔

Real video

THIS ^ 

(damn dirty dog tongue post)

(the shitting in urinals thing has showed up in many posts so i dont have a link for that)

In my cringe era

@gildedxpleasure gave me the idea for bi light skeleton. Background from here. Full image here.

'you still listen to music from 10 years ago 🤨?' bitch if prehistoric humans had audio recording technology id be sat up here listening to grog and unga bunga's greatest hits don't play with me

There exists two V1 interpretations in my head:

One exists as exactly what you would expect when you hear the words "war machine", they are simply following their directive of kill and acquire fuel from where they are plopped down at. Anything that happens because of them isn't concious, it's simply a result of how their massacre effects their surroundings. No knowledge of anything outside of combat. Made in the image of their creator; hairless ape body, government surveillance head, wings of their deities. 2nd horseman of the apocalypse.

The other is a much more human one. One that has curiosity about their surroundings to an extent. They will look through books and diaries they find. They will listen to what their opponent has to say before fighting them (or well in the case of V2 they will wait for them to finish emoting). They explore hell throughly even if it doesn't result in them getting fuel immediately. Contrary to their programing they acquired some human traits just by being built by them. Little person with much to learn about the world.

I think the game so far has more points towards the second interpretation but i have one worry. So far we only really know of V1 having one single motivation, blood. But yet they spared Gabriel twice. This too could be some sort of human mercy shining through, but I'm worried it only happens as a plot convenience so Gabriel can do his monologues.