Skeets (u lil shit) (
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[ Skeets is holding his communicator in one of his little robot claws, mostly so he can let himself be seen on video. Which is to say that he's a small, gold robot with wing flaps. ]
Greetings, network. I seem to have lost my photogenic companion Booster Gold, so I’ll just introduce myself. I am Skeets, a BX9 security robot 2.0 and artificial intelligence.
[ He pauses before adding an addendum with some robotic smugness:] Professor Skeets, actually. I’m pleased to make all of your acquaintances.
[ A local bystander comes up with a phone. "Are you a real robot? You’re an imPort, right?" ]
Yes, ma’am, but I’m in the middle of something –-
[ "Can I take your picture? Oh, you’re so cute!" ]
…If you’ll excuse me, ma’am.
[ And Skeets flies up to rooftop height before continuing his post as if there hadn’t been any interruption. ]
I’d also like some assistance. It appears that the Porter granted me the ability to assume a human form. For the record, Porter, this is unnecessary. I’m a proud, independent robot who needs no limbs.
That aside, I’m having difficulties with my balance and if anyone has any tips for walking on two legs, I’d appreciate it. There aren’t any tutorials on how to be a human on wikiHow. Shocking, I know.
Greetings, network. I seem to have lost my photogenic companion Booster Gold, so I’ll just introduce myself. I am Skeets, a BX9 security robot 2.0 and artificial intelligence.
[ He pauses before adding an addendum with some robotic smugness:] Professor Skeets, actually. I’m pleased to make all of your acquaintances.
[ A local bystander comes up with a phone. "Are you a real robot? You’re an imPort, right?" ]
Yes, ma’am, but I’m in the middle of something –-
[ "Can I take your picture? Oh, you’re so cute!" ]
…If you’ll excuse me, ma’am.
[ And Skeets flies up to rooftop height before continuing his post as if there hadn’t been any interruption. ]
I’d also like some assistance. It appears that the Porter granted me the ability to assume a human form. For the record, Porter, this is unnecessary. I’m a proud, independent robot who needs no limbs.
That aside, I’m having difficulties with my balance and if anyone has any tips for walking on two legs, I’d appreciate it. There aren’t any tutorials on how to be a human on wikiHow. Shocking, I know.

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Oh, it gave you a human body too? The Porter really does like to hand those out...
For stabilisation, there's walking aids you can use while you're getting used to balancing. A cane would probably be the most useful. [ He'd never had to worry about that much, thankfully. His model was bipedal, after all.]
permavoice
[ He thinks about the cane idea a moment. ]
Not a bad suggestion, sir. I'm fairly sure that will be manageable.
[ He could turn into Winston Churchill or something and have the cane come with. ]
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surprise action!
Needless to say, tiny flying robot takes her off guard. ]
Uh, can I help you?
Awwww yeah action
He sighs inwardly. ]
I apologize for startling you, Miss. Would it be a correct assumption to guess that this is your humble abode?
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private; video
[Way to cut to the chase, Bruce.]
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I'm familiar, sir, that's good to keep in mind. Although, to put it delicately, I do wonder if there are some things that are easier to understand in theory than in practice.
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video
[Robots make her...giddy and stupid, so she's giggling a little.]
I, uh--I'm Pidge. Walking's overrated, by the way.
permavid
I agree. Why walk when you can fly?
Nice to meet you, Pidge.
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| Video |
[Says the current ice-skating instructor and professional runner in 4-inch heels. etc.]
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video | private
Okay, he doesn't remember Skeets well, but whatever, a friend of a friend is still a friend.]
Hey there, Professor Skeets!
[That's adorable.]
Do you, uh, remember me, or are you from before you met me?
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[ And he's perfectly sincere; it really is good to have someone familiar here. ]
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video; out of costume
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STARES AT THE CAMERA LIKE I'M IN THE OFFICE
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video;
[ Because his brain kinda flatlined after that thought. ]
permavid
[ He flies onto a rooftop, setting the communicator up against a ledge so the video would still be visible.
He promptly turns into a cloud of gold smoke that seems to spit stars. The cloud gets bigger and bigger before it disperses, leaving behind a person that looks exactly like Ada Lovelace. If Ada Lovelace wobbled like a newborn fawn. ]
Needless to say, I was not capable of this before I came here.
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The Porter sure does like sticking us with human bodies, that's for sure. [The small child might sound a liiiiiiittle bitter.] For walking...I'm not sure. Maybe crutches?
[Alas, he has always had legs. Learning how to walk is not a thing he has experience with.]
permavoice
Crutches could be a possibility, at least at first.
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[Video]
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Anything I want it to look like, within a defined set of limitations, ma'am.
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Ripley thinks she's funny.]
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video | id reads "power girl"
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Well, ah, you could... just stay in the form you're most comfortable with, unless you want to...dodge that.
Have you gotten your walking lessons in yet?
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I think I would prefer to stay in my own form, but it seems like a waste to not use it at all. I'm not sure when it may be necessary, but at the very least it's a novelty.
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[Not the weirdest thing he's seen, but something he's never actually seen before.]
permavoice;
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