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Somewhat pretentious title is pretentious, but it's rare I get actual good expressions from my drawings of Plant. This one seemed to stick well with me, so..

My version of this Robot Master is, given his theme of (artificial) growth, and harmony between human and robotkind.. a psychoanalyst, specifically Robot Master.

..Why? Well, emotions are the 'weak link' or disconnect in this supposed harmony where robots are concerned, and his being is designed to maintain and direct it- internally, or otherwise. His physical control of his environment involves plants but in a small sense, also other Robot Masters, due to his handling of minute- i.e organic- electrical pulses. Thus his internal analysis is second to none.

In essence, it's in the same way he notices people disregard small flowers as being worthless or insignificant, he sees emotion issues in robots that humans are unable to understand or even care for. He considers it his job to do just that, even transferring that notion to the way he treats any garden he handles. Thus, why he finds himself talking to flowers rather a lot... obsessively. It's also a bit of a coping mechanism

My thoughts on this are rather complicated but still

Description
Somewhat pretentious title is pretentious, but it's rare I get actual good expressions from my drawings of Plant. This one seemed to stick well with me, so..

My version of this Robot Master is, given his theme of (artificial) growth, and harmony between human and robotkind.. a psychoanalyst, specifically Robot Master.

..Why? Well, emotions are the 'weak link' or disconnect in this supposed harmony where robots are concerned, and his being is designed to maintain and direct it- internally, or otherwise. His physical control of his environment involves plants but in a small sense, also other Robot Masters, due to his handling of minute- i.e organic- electrical pulses. Thus his internal analysis is second to none.

In essence, it's in the same way he notices people disregard small flowers as being worthless or insignificant, he sees emotion issues in robots that humans are unable to understand or even care for. He considers it his job to do just that, even transferring that notion to the way he treats any garden he handles. Thus, why he finds himself talking to flowers rather a lot... obsessively. It's also a bit of a coping mechanism

My thoughts on this are rather complicated but still