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One of those Fair pictures from a couple years ago I finally dug up lately.

This one is worth nothing as far as its place in the evolution of the 'Chipverse'. The chickbot on the left was merged with another character to form this one, [link] , and the robot with the glowing staff in the opposite corner was repurposed from old artwork into this character, [link] . As for the familiar-looking sharkbot at center, that's not Poseidon, but rather a future reincarnation of Jaws Chiptooth - I had posited once that sometime prior to his death, a microchip was planted in Chiptooth's brain in order to stabilize its genetic disintegration, only for his mind to get sucked into the Syntax supercomputer upon his death and spat back out in the future as a robot. This would have been part of a storyline I had previously conjured up for this, [link] . And if Chip's color scheme looks a little familiar, it was intended as a nod to Optimus Prime...which may be part of the reason why I never explored this possibility any further.

Description
One of those Fair pictures from a couple years ago I finally dug up lately.

This one is worth nothing as far as its place in the evolution of the 'Chipverse'. The chickbot on the left was merged with another character to form this one, [link] , and the robot with the glowing staff in the opposite corner was repurposed from old artwork into this character, [link] . As for the familiar-looking sharkbot at center, that's not Poseidon, but rather a future reincarnation of Jaws Chiptooth - I had posited once that sometime prior to his death, a microchip was planted in Chiptooth's brain in order to stabilize its genetic disintegration, only for his mind to get sucked into the Syntax supercomputer upon his death and spat back out in the future as a robot. This would have been part of a storyline I had previously conjured up for this, [link] . And if Chip's color scheme looks a little familiar, it was intended as a nod to Optimus Prime...which may be part of the reason why I never explored this possibility any further.