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COM Princess Daisy robot TF P2/5 (Patreon)

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2020-09-15 15:10:02
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ChaosOverlordZ

I have a friend who really likes daisy.

StarGazer

Stubborn Princess as always. XD

Arbiter

It'll be interesting to see what happens next!

Asani

I don’t want to say this is a revelation because I knew it would be good, but, this is a revelation.

Ian Hsieh

I'd like to see a Rosalina one too!

Alfredo

Amazing!!

DaxJaden

This is turning out great! Can't wait for the rest~

Benjamin Lawton

Completely random thought, but is the reason her clothes are dissolving, a side-effect of the suit effectively strip-mining them for raw materials or something?

Asani
>>44109740

Wouldn't be the first time something like that has happened, but so far she's not wearing anything more than was there in the alcove originally. I look forward to finding out though!

Benjamin Lawton
>>44109740

You've never watched Fullmetal Alchemist, have you? The visual effect is always that the object being transmuted appears to completely dissolve first, then is rebuilt from the ground up into the new item – I figured this was similar, the suit needing to process the materials first before doing… whatever it is it's going to do. (Probably build the nanites needed to properly roboticize Daisy – this <b>is</b> a TF comic, after all.)

Asani
>>44109740

I've watched both versions in fact. You may well be correct about the ultimate outcome. I was merely commenting that the intended usage for the matter/energy in her clothes remains to be seen, and the wait to find out will be interminable but so very worth it.

Nobody-Kadaj
>>44109740

Commissioner here: The reason the suit is dissolving her clothes is because they would otherwise interfere with the process.

Benjamin Lawton
>>44109740

Oh, I figured that much – I was just wondering if the suit was recycling/reusing the dissolved materials, in order to give itself more resources to do its job. "Waste not, want not," and all that. (Or to put it another way: A good dozen or more pounds' worth of cloth(ing), repurposed into a dozen or more pounds of nanites – that would make the suit's job considerably easier to pull off, now wouldn't it?)