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When does non-duty-mode GIR fully realize the gravity of what's going on?
I guess, when The Tallest finally get the truth drilled through Zim's skull. ...Which would probably never happen in the canon universe.

Right when uploading this, I notice that it sounds like Zim doesn't want anything to do with GIR anymore and is abandoning him.
Zim doesn't respect GIR any less for this— he pities him, in fact. It's just, since he no longer sees any point in taking over the world, he's going to leave it. But he's leaving GIR first; he always seems to enjoy the things Earth has to offer. And though Dib is Zim's sworn enemy, who else would be able to take in GIR?
And Zim sent Minimoose to work for another invader. Sorry for that part being curt, but everything about Minimoose comes off very blank to me. He's more literal robot than character.

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When does non-duty-mode GIR fully realize the gravity of what's going on?
I guess, when The Tallest finally get the truth drilled through Zim's skull. ...Which would probably never happen in the canon universe.

Right when uploading this, I notice that it sounds like Zim doesn't want anything to do with GIR anymore and is abandoning him.
Zim doesn't respect GIR any less for this— he pities him, in fact. It's just, since he no longer sees any point in taking over the world, he's going to leave it. But he's leaving GIR first; he always seems to enjoy the things Earth has to offer. And though Dib is Zim's sworn enemy, who else would be able to take in GIR?
And Zim sent Minimoose to work for another invader. Sorry for that part being curt, but everything about Minimoose comes off very blank to me. He's more literal robot than character.