Anonymous User asked: Hi there! I read that last ask and…
Yep! Anon wasn’t kidding, it’s a tf trigger alright! This form is weird… but in a fun way! The fluff is fluffy, the metal is… gonna take some getting used to, and the visor… I’ve kinda developed a bit of a habit of tapping on it, because it just feels so weird? And the electricity feels all tingly inside me and…
Sorry, what was I going to ask? Right, what are your thoughts on organic-to-mechanical, and how would you write it?…
zones out for a sec as you see a menu on my visor with the mouse hovering over a button labeled “mischief_mode.exe”
Wonder what that does…
selects
menu closes
What was I asking? Right, thoughts on human-to-machine, and how would you write it?
mischivious look
Ya know what, here’s some writing inspiration!
pulls up ask
Oh, yes! I do enjoy human to machine! I’ve written and drawn a little bit of it myself (some on this page and maybe some on my main page, @SnepGem, back before I made this separate tf/furryposting page).
I think it’s fun to capture the his motions get kinda jerky as mechanical joints form and muscles turn to pistons and the his clothes stretch oddly around his smoothening, geometrical shape, his skin pushing out and hardening into plates
And if you wanna get really detailed you can even get into the his eyes can briefly be seen telescoping into lenses before a visor emerges from his face and covers them, its screen flickering to life as cute, cartoonish eyes are drawn in glowing pixels on its surface) or the— GGGZZZZZRRRRRRRRRRRRRRK— his speech is completely interrupted by the sensation of his brain temporarily becoming two parts: the shrinking/receding organic part and the growing/spreading mass of circuitry and computer components. His eyes flicker back on and give him a dazed, somewhat shook expression.
Th-that. That part… Whew…
Anyways I’m glad you’re enjoying your form! We look pretty similar now! Raccoons are actually my favorite animal :)