HOME | DD

Description

Made with DeviantArt muro

We are now at the conclusion of this little comic.

Robot Electro Jones finishes up his bedtime story to his adopted daughter Aldonza by explaining just how she came to be adopted. She was warmly taken into the family when she was an infant and when Robot and Shannon's son Robot 2.0 was five. We also see Robot 2.0 helping his little sister walk and a brief scene of Robot confronting Lenny and Denny Yogman back when their company Yogman Industries was still in business.

After the flashback with the Yogman Twins ends, Robot brings up that what he likes most about his children is that they assure him that the future doesn't have to be bleak and he's vindicated that his kids will grow up to change the world for the better. We close this simple comic with Robot asking his daughter if she's ready for her goodnight kiss. Aldonza says yes, but also wants her father to kiss her Mr. Grunchy doll goodnight.

While this is my first Robot Jones story in a while, it's unlikely to be the last. I've also toyed with Robot having been involved with a TV show pilot he'd rather remain forgotten and lost, but I'm not entirely sure if that story will work on its own. It might end up becoming another of my tedious crossover stories, but it might be a while before I get to it.

Whatever Happened to Robot Jones? (c) Cartoon Network

Description

Made with DeviantArt muro

We are now at the conclusion of this little comic.

Robot Electro Jones finishes up his bedtime story to his adopted daughter Aldonza by explaining just how she came to be adopted. She was warmly taken into the family when she was an infant and when Robot and Shannon's son Robot 2.0 was five. We also see Robot 2.0 helping his little sister walk and a brief scene of Robot confronting Lenny and Denny Yogman back when their company Yogman Industries was still in business.

After the flashback with the Yogman Twins ends, Robot brings up that what he likes most about his children is that they assure him that the future doesn't have to be bleak and he's vindicated that his kids will grow up to change the world for the better. We close this simple comic with Robot asking his daughter if she's ready for her goodnight kiss. Aldonza says yes, but also wants her father to kiss her Mr. Grunchy doll goodnight.

While this is my first Robot Jones story in a while, it's unlikely to be the last. I've also toyed with Robot having been involved with a TV show pilot he'd rather remain forgotten and lost, but I'm not entirely sure if that story will work on its own. It might end up becoming another of my tedious crossover stories, but it might be a while before I get to it.

Whatever Happened to Robot Jones? (c) Cartoon Network