Basically, you just put 1 (or more) characters to the left and they come out as rust-style robots on the right. Warning! Side-effects may be: Lack of good appearance, malfunctions, sparking, overheating, power outages, rusting, fragility, falling apart, loss of parts, asymmetry (if that already hasn't happened), difficulty with navigation, changes in sight, troubled vision, having only a few abilities, leaking fuel, sensitivity to some hazards, sparking, freezing, program corruption, loss of conscience, breaking down, loss of taste, loss of smell, lo... (read more) Unlike the infinite cons, there are pros: Programming and other data can be migrated to other mechanical or bio-mechanical bodies upon death, some senses may be majorly improved, some skills may be drastically upgraded, immunity to diseases (and possibly organic viruses), immunity to age, pain, and most wounds (if entirely mechanical), immunity to starvation, thirst, need of ai, and other needs of organic life (again, if entirely mechanical), structural strength (maybe), ability to swap to other mechanical bodies, etc. Common OC bases (for example, the so-called "human" form) will result in a mechanized version of the same 'base' just modified to fit the inserted character. Having a robot become a robot^2 will likely result in either a complete downgrade to scrap, bio-mechanical results, or extensions on the inserted robot... that are made out of scrap. Resulting appearances will most likely be themed around a scrapyard robot, or you could ask for the product to be more refined. You can specify what type (scrapyard, refined, bio-mechanical) of result you want, and then the function if it's specific (woodcutting, construction, fishing, combat, manufacturing, etc.) if desired. This is optional. And now, we get to what we've all been waiting for... Rules. 1. You could have completely original characters, fan characters, complete recolors (see the notice about those), and other stuff you could just insert to the left. 2. Follow the community guidelines of scratch. It's kind of an obvious thing, but still. 3. Stealing from others isn't advised. 4. An overload of requests may result in a temporary close. Please, for my sake, don't complain. 5. To make this easier, I advise you don't pull stuff like random images off the internet. 6. You could have as many characters as you want in a single project, but please don't remix it a bazillion times. 7. Inserting a robot from a previous outcome won't have an effect. It's like trying to upgrade a maxed-out something.
Credit for this goes to everyone who needs it. Background music is from Nintendo, specifically Donkey Kong. Note: Make sure you actually want to be made of recycled materials and trash before doing this.
