And they laughed their afts off at the original mechs who ran at the sight of bunnies, not knowing what horrible evil bunnies are... that is until one night the others found a bloodied smear across the wall and all of the wreckers clutching at each other and shivering as they kept all weapons firmly pointed at the limp rag that was once a bunny.
And they now know better than to underestimate the evilness of plot bunnies. *CACKLES*
And he goes the The Smithsonian to Kumanrah to complain loudly and share stories.
*confused*
Because Blaster has always been in there, both merely regard him as part of the decoration >.< No, not really, but something...
That'd be interesting. And they're so used to him being there that when one day he's not, they feel something is different and wrong and they don't know what. And when they finally realize what's happening, Red's confused because apparently he trusts Blaster enough not to constantly keep track of him when they're in the same room. Or something.
These two go along together marvelously well.
Now that you mention it, I totally agree. They really do.
Why not just watch the games? I watched my friend go through SH3 or SH4, and laughed myself sick. The games are more creepy then scary (though now I have to wonder what exactly Red was before... wiki here I come.)
I might, if I can rent it from somewhere because I don't want to spend money on something I might play only once.
But the reason why Red is so paranoid is because while he doesn't belong in the real world, and he's afraid nobody will recognize that and he'll be stuck in the real world for the rest of his life.
Maybe that's why he doesn't put a stop to Wheeljack's inventions. With all the accidental explosions 'Jack causes, it's only a matter of time before he accidentally creates a rip in the fabric of reality that will allow Red to go home.
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And they now know better than to underestimate the evilness of
plotbunnies. *CACKLES*And he goes the The Smithsonian to Kumanrah to complain loudly and share stories.
*confused*
Because Blaster has always been in there, both merely regard him as part of the decoration >.< No, not really, but something...
That'd be interesting. And they're so used to him being there that when one day he's not, they feel something is different and wrong and they don't know what. And when they finally realize what's happening, Red's confused because apparently he trusts Blaster enough not to constantly keep track of him when they're in the same room. Or something.
These two go along together marvelously well.
Now that you mention it, I totally agree. They really do.
Why not just watch the games? I watched my friend go through SH3 or SH4, and laughed myself sick. The games are more creepy then scary (though now I have to wonder what exactly Red was before... wiki here I come.)
I might, if I can rent it from somewhere because I don't want to spend money on something I might play only once.
But the reason why Red is so paranoid is because while he doesn't belong in the real world, and he's afraid nobody will recognize that and he'll be stuck in the real world for the rest of his life.
Maybe that's why he doesn't put a stop to Wheeljack's inventions. With all the accidental explosions 'Jack causes, it's only a matter of time before he accidentally creates a rip in the fabric of reality that will allow Red to go home.