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Dr. ROBOTNIK ⬤ SONIC THE HEDGEHOG (2020)

residential district ⬤ LEVEL 2

MOONBLESSING ⬤ IRIS

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[mayoninofukucho]

[He follows, closing the door behind him, and curiously glances around, but luckily the two drones are his main focus.]

You were able to make two? That's great!

[evilgrows]

[Robotnik shakes his head, gesturing at the better-looking of the two drones.]

One. I mean, I could have made more with more time, but it's better to get one done correctly before you start mass-producing them. This is one of my originals. From home.

[He reaches a hand out and brushes a hand over the drone like he's petting a cat.]

The other is the prototype using local materials. Not bad for a first pass, right?

[mayoninofukucho]

Yeah, it looks fine.

[He isn't in this for the aesthetics!]

But seeing these two next to each other makes me think... these are purely mechanical, right? No magical components? I wonder if they'd still work fine if we simply copied them. That shady guy, Lumi, sells charms for that in his shop, but I also know a magical boy who can copy stuff as one of his abilities.

[evilgrows]

Mechanical. While I've been working on studying how magic works, I still prefer nice, reasonable, nonmagical technology.

[And working from the ground up's difficult even for a genius! But he's not inherently magical or anything so it makes sense.]

...Copying them would make the manufacturing process faster, yes. I don't think using magical means should stop them from functioning correctly, but I haven't tried.

[mayoninofukucho]

Let's try that out, then. But for now just teach me how to operate them. I hope it's not too complicated.

[If he can't get a hang of it he'll simply recruit someone who can. He doesn't care about personally having the power of a drone army behind him, just about someone protecting the city with it.]

[evilgrows]

Well, for one, you don't operate this one.

[He pats the nicer drone of the two.]

That one's mine. As for control, it's incredibly complicated.

[He spreads his fingers, showing off the series of buttons on the pair of fingerless gloves he's wearing.]

Each function involves a series of complicated gestures and button presses. [A pause.] So I made you an app.