


Doll's parents wasn't killed in Pilot episode...
Because they was killed outside of the bunker, on some highway.
Way to many people didn't notice that.



Because they was killed outside of the bunker, on some highway.
Way to many people didn't notice that.
Look at the dates on these posters. While we know that Doll killed a lot more than 5 people, this ones are specifically Prom Queen candidates that she killed for her revenge plan. Problem is, earliest date is jan.7, nearly 5 months befor prom. There no way Doll started her scheme before Pilot, as at the time V wouldn't have attempted to "befriend" Lizzy - she still tried to breach the gate at that point.
That mean that first 3 episodes take place over months, not days as it seem.
So, it's clear that J is very much not happy to see cyn, and while there is many perfectly understandable reasons to be afraid, I think that her wearing Tessa's dead body is majore one. Remember, when Liam described J's motivation, among other things he specifically mentioned cyn wearing Tessa's skin. And in final battle, J carefully avoided even looking in cynessa direction. Only when Uzi managed to wound cyn for the first time, J looked at her in shock... For half a second, almost immediately averting her gaze.
I think it reasonable to assume that J was less than happy to see body of her old friend being desecrated like this...
All i could find is this picture, but i can't figure out exact mechanism. It's clearly not the same way retractable claws of other animals work.
P.s. Some compared these frogs to Wolverine (of X-man), which make me even more curious XD
In this scene from Special, J look at dead drone with expression that seem almost apologetic. And i think it make sense. Her self made story of being JCJ employee, doing important job, being valued.. All of this is her coping, and living in fantasy. Same when she called WDs "barely sentient toasters" despite remembering that she was one herself. When cyn called, and warned of her approaching arrival, J was dragged back into reality, where she is a slave of robo-satan, and killing innocent people for no real reason.
I mean, in her short she directly called them that, twice, but it can be interpretted as her being metaphorical. Now, this moment, on the other hand.. Even in her personal fantasy, when she is JCJ cration, she still imagine them being with her since birth.
From new merch video, i suppose N make only puppies drawings, and this one was made by J.
Except with random WD head instead of "Tessa's" helmet (it's too early, obviously XD), but i definitely seen couple with same pose. It might be coincidence, but more likely it was direct inspiration.
I mean, think about it. J is good painter, while N is terrible at it. While J is terrible at singing. It would be thematically appropriate (and hilarious) if N actually good at it.
On battery acid.
Which rise the question about Alise. She was eating whole batteris...
When we see them on flashbacks from manor era, all three of them seem to be kids/teens, just like younger drones from Copper 9. But, drone-children on that planet was "born" started as pill-babies. For company, there is no point doing such things, worker drones was supposed to be manufactured as "adults" so they could be sent to work as soon as possible.
Liam said that N, V and J lost memories of their original (pre junkyard) lives. We don't know if they self-rebooted like cyn, or was reactivated by Tessa (or, technically created by her out of empty shells, since they would be just new individuals), but their unique situation seemingly made them first robot children in history. Starting their lives with damaged memory, they learned to live, instead of being programmed.
...while cats IRL have five fingers on their forelimbs. Even if one finger is rudimentary.
P.s. yes, i know that some cats have even more fingers.
I'm complete amateur in this regard, so sorry if my question sound dumb. So, as airships burn their fuel, they became lighter, so to maintain buoyancy have to vent off exes lifting gas, right? I read in an article that by the end of trans-atlantic flight Hindenburg usually vent off up to 1/3 of hydrogen. But thing is, as i understand, such flights require slightly more than half of it's maximum fuel capacity... So, how much hydrogen was left by the end of such journey? Was it, like, half empty? 0_o
In this [https://www.airships.net/hindenburg/interiors/\] article, it’s said that “During the winter of 1936-1937, while the ship was laid up in Frankfurt, additional passenger cabins were also added in Bay 11” and “The new cabins had windows offering an outside view”. That interesting, I never seen any photos of such cabins, only standard wingless ones. Nor any photo from outside showing these extra windows.
... that one of the last things Tessa did before her death, was trying to break out and save N. And he never knew this.
And if he ever find out about this, it would be only by cyn taunting him about it.
I mean, when J used her wings to shield herself and V from 30 mm autocannon is one thing. But in this scene N's wing was glanced by [null] sphere. This is mini black hole that can disintegrate anything in touch, yet second later his wings looked completely intact..
There is another oddity. Their wings simply too big to be contained within their bodies, no matter how you fold them. There not enough space. Thus, i have a theory. Their wings are not really retractable, but actually don't exist when not in use - they subconsciously use their limited solver powers to manifest their wings in reality. So, since their wings break laws of physics merely be existing, them being practically indestructible isn't hard to believe.
I mean, just three of them was able to restrain Kit. Same Kit who can send Gorethan (f**ng space marine!) flying with a punch, and throw Mayhem (bear sized robot) away.
So, thing is, i only found out Murder Drones existed after the final (i have excuse ^^'), so it was interesting digging through old theories and fanworks (and even more importantly comments to these fanworks) and noticed this - aside of short cameo in ep2, first time "Tessa" was introduced to audience is as employee of evil corporation, who killed random bystander for no reason, and was accompanied by known antagonist.
It was fanny to read how people at the time assumed that Tessa was really evil, even theorising that she treated drones as simple tools (J visible dislike to "Tessa" was a factor, viewers couldn't know that it was impostor). Quite ironic.
It was also fanny to read confused reactions of people after seeing real Tessa in ep 5. XD
That would be rare case of double tsunderes XD