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Here's a weird one! The first page of a body-swap between Jam and Aunt Fanny from the criminally underrated kids movie, Robots. This is part 1 of a 3 page commission I got from the ever amazing . Please commission him, the guy does amazing work! And he's pretty much been my go-to artist since I started commissioning artists.

Anywho, here's the story:

Outdated electronics and gadgets can still have an use, even after they've long outlived their warranty. This could include vacuum cleaners, Gameboys, or 90% of the gadgets in Jam's lab. This could also include today's subject, an old robot with a familiar trick.

It all started on New Year's Eve, when Jam was preparing for a quick interdimensional trip. The monkey stood in front of his "Interdimensional Portal Gate", which was comprised of a large metallic hoop fastened to a large console. Jam smiled as he eyed up the portal, flicking his simian tail around, "This is gonna be perfect, Peppermint! I'm going to use the portal to send myself to the world of Space Jam, steal Lola's body and wear it for an indefinite period of time!"

Peppermint, Jam's robo-moth daughter, sighed as she worked on the machine. "Why always an organic babe? Why never a robot?"

Jam snickered and winked, "What are you talking about? I swap bodies with robot babes already! I swapped bodies with Polly Esther from Samurai Pizza Cats just a few months ago!"

Peppermint shook her insectoid head, "That was before I was built though. I'm talking about wearing a robot's body and spending New Years with me as a fellow machine!"

"Why?"

Peppermint solemnly hung her head, "So I could have a robot mom for once! I've always wanted one,"

Jam gave her an earnest smile and patted her back, "It's okay, I know it can be tough not having a mother! Heck, my parents were autonomous computers that bred me in a tank and I barely got to know them!"

"What happened to them?"

Jam wagged his finger around, "You'll have to read the upcoming chapters of 'Monkey-Scientist: The Movie' to find out,"

"Whatever! The point is that I'd like a robot mom to spend New Years with,"

Jam playfully patted the moth's head and then turned his attention back to the teleporter, "I'll build you one when I get back! Now, let's get that teleporter going,"

Peppermint shrugged her shoulders and started tapping away on the console attached to the teleporter. As she did, a devious idea came to her mind. She happily pressed some buttons on the console, changing the portal's destination. The monkey didn't know this and simply stood in front of the portal as it powered on.

Jam smiled and prepared to step through the portal, "See ya in a bit, Peppermint!"

A coy expression formed on Peppermint's digital display, "Whatever you say, 'dad'!"

Jam failed to notice Peppermint's suspicious behavior and stepped into the portal. As soon as he did, Peppermint unplugged the machine, powering the portal off in the process. She smiled and waved around the cord, "I'll plug it back in a couple hours, enough time for him to get a 'new' body,

Meanwhile, the portal took Jam to a strange new location. He appeared to be in some kind of house that seemed old and rustic, possessing a 50s-like style to it. It blended its retro style together with robotics quite well, giving the interior a rather unique look.

Jam scratched at his head in confusion, "This doesn't look like Space Jam..."

The monkey quickly realized that Peppermint had sent him to the wrong location! He turned and found that the portal was gone, leaving him stranded in this dimension for the time being. Jam sighed, "Leave it to a robo-moth to strand me in a weird universe!"

Just then, he heard the sound of clanking metal moving towards him! He turned and saw a strange robot enter the room. It was a robot resembling a kind old lady. Her body was colored pink with white paint on the front meant to resemble an apron. She had spark plugs for earrings and a robotic face that was dolled up in paint made to resemble makeup. She also had green metallic eyes.

Her arms and legs were dull-grey in color, her feet resembling a pair of slippers. The most striking thing about her appearance was her enormous backside, which was decorated with Christmas lights. She smiled as she walked over to the monkey, "Well, howdy there, young man!"

Jam smiled awkwardly at the strange robot, "H-Hi!"

The robot wandered over and pinched the monkey's cheeks, "What a strange machine you are! Such soft metal!"

Jam grumbled as the robot pinched the cheeks on his face, "Their not metal! I'm not a machine,"

"Don't be silly, the only thing that exists in this world are machines!"

"I'm telling you the truth, I'm a monkey and not a robot!"

The robot giggled, "You younger robots say the silliest things!"

Jam sighed and relented, "There's just no winning with you!"

The robot smiled and patted the monkey's head, "My name's Aunt Fanny by the way!"

Jam smiled, "Pleased to meet you, I'm Jam!"

Aunt Fanny then quickly took notice of Jam's lab-coat, "I see you're wearing a lab-coat! Are you good at repairing fellow machines?"

Jam puffed out his hairless chest proudly, "Well, I don't mean to toot my own horn, but yes I am!"

Aunt Fanny then turned her back, causing her big metal booty to smack into Jam and knock him to the ground. Jam stood up and brushed the dust off his body, while Aunt Fanny looked back at him with a smile. She wiggled her big metal tush around playfully, "Think you could do some repair work on my tush? My booty tends to go wild whenever I turn my body, maybe you could help stabilize it a bit,"

Jam wiggled his eyebrows playfully and ran up to the robot's plentiful backside, "I can never turn down a request to work on a booty!"

The monkey then walked over to the robot's backside, which happened to be shaped like the trunk of a car. He grabbed the handle on the trunk and opened it up, revealing several gears and wires inside. Jam then did a handstand and used his hand-feet to dig into the trunk as he got to work on repairing the robot's booty.

Due to the outdated technology the robot was comprised of, it took Jam only a couple minutes to fully repair her. Aunt Fanny smiled as she felt strangely young and energetic again, "Thanks for the repairs, young man!"
"No worries, ma'am!"

Aunt Fanny smiled earnestly, "Just be careful, I think I have an old 'Swapping Feature' back there! I was wild back when I was at 12,000 miles!"

Jam snickered and grinned, "I am perfectly capable of han-" Before Jam could finish what he was going to say, he accidentally poked a "Swap Chip" located inside Aunt Fanny's plentiful metallic backside. This triggered a chain of events that would soon result in something crazy happening...

Description
Here's a weird one! The first page of a body-swap between Jam and Aunt Fanny from the criminally underrated kids movie, Robots. This is part 1 of a 3 page commission I got from the ever amazing . Please commission him, the guy does amazing work! And he's pretty much been my go-to artist since I started commissioning artists.

Anywho, here's the story:

Outdated electronics and gadgets can still have an use, even after they've long outlived their warranty. This could include vacuum cleaners, Gameboys, or 90% of the gadgets in Jam's lab. This could also include today's subject, an old robot with a familiar trick.

It all started on New Year's Eve, when Jam was preparing for a quick interdimensional trip. The monkey stood in front of his "Interdimensional Portal Gate", which was comprised of a large metallic hoop fastened to a large console. Jam smiled as he eyed up the portal, flicking his simian tail around, "This is gonna be perfect, Peppermint! I'm going to use the portal to send myself to the world of Space Jam, steal Lola's body and wear it for an indefinite period of time!"

Peppermint, Jam's robo-moth daughter, sighed as she worked on the machine. "Why always an organic babe? Why never a robot?"

Jam snickered and winked, "What are you talking about? I swap bodies with robot babes already! I swapped bodies with Polly Esther from Samurai Pizza Cats just a few months ago!"

Peppermint shook her insectoid head, "That was before I was built though. I'm talking about wearing a robot's body and spending New Years with me as a fellow machine!"

"Why?"

Peppermint solemnly hung her head, "So I could have a robot mom for once! I've always wanted one,"

Jam gave her an earnest smile and patted her back, "It's okay, I know it can be tough not having a mother! Heck, my parents were autonomous computers that bred me in a tank and I barely got to know them!"

"What happened to them?"

Jam wagged his finger around, "You'll have to read the upcoming chapters of 'Monkey-Scientist: The Movie' to find out,"

"Whatever! The point is that I'd like a robot mom to spend New Years with,"

Jam playfully patted the moth's head and then turned his attention back to the teleporter, "I'll build you one when I get back! Now, let's get that teleporter going,"

Peppermint shrugged her shoulders and started tapping away on the console attached to the teleporter. As she did, a devious idea came to her mind. She happily pressed some buttons on the console, changing the portal's destination. The monkey didn't know this and simply stood in front of the portal as it powered on.

Jam smiled and prepared to step through the portal, "See ya in a bit, Peppermint!"

A coy expression formed on Peppermint's digital display, "Whatever you say, 'dad'!"

Jam failed to notice Peppermint's suspicious behavior and stepped into the portal. As soon as he did, Peppermint unplugged the machine, powering the portal off in the process. She smiled and waved around the cord, "I'll plug it back in a couple hours, enough time for him to get a 'new' body,

Meanwhile, the portal took Jam to a strange new location. He appeared to be in some kind of house that seemed old and rustic, possessing a 50s-like style to it. It blended its retro style together with robotics quite well, giving the interior a rather unique look.

Jam scratched at his head in confusion, "This doesn't look like Space Jam..."

The monkey quickly realized that Peppermint had sent him to the wrong location! He turned and found that the portal was gone, leaving him stranded in this dimension for the time being. Jam sighed, "Leave it to a robo-moth to strand me in a weird universe!"

Just then, he heard the sound of clanking metal moving towards him! He turned and saw a strange robot enter the room. It was a robot resembling a kind old lady. Her body was colored pink with white paint on the front meant to resemble an apron. She had spark plugs for earrings and a robotic face that was dolled up in paint made to resemble makeup. She also had green metallic eyes.

Her arms and legs were dull-grey in color, her feet resembling a pair of slippers. The most striking thing about her appearance was her enormous backside, which was decorated with Christmas lights. She smiled as she walked over to the monkey, "Well, howdy there, young man!"

Jam smiled awkwardly at the strange robot, "H-Hi!"

The robot wandered over and pinched the monkey's cheeks, "What a strange machine you are! Such soft metal!"

Jam grumbled as the robot pinched the cheeks on his face, "Their not metal! I'm not a machine,"

"Don't be silly, the only thing that exists in this world are machines!"

"I'm telling you the truth, I'm a monkey and not a robot!"

The robot giggled, "You younger robots say the silliest things!"

Jam sighed and relented, "There's just no winning with you!"

The robot smiled and patted the monkey's head, "My name's Aunt Fanny by the way!"

Jam smiled, "Pleased to meet you, I'm Jam!"

Aunt Fanny then quickly took notice of Jam's lab-coat, "I see you're wearing a lab-coat! Are you good at repairing fellow machines?"

Jam puffed out his hairless chest proudly, "Well, I don't mean to toot my own horn, but yes I am!"

Aunt Fanny then turned her back, causing her big metal booty to smack into Jam and knock him to the ground. Jam stood up and brushed the dust off his body, while Aunt Fanny looked back at him with a smile. She wiggled her big metal tush around playfully, "Think you could do some repair work on my tush? My booty tends to go wild whenever I turn my body, maybe you could help stabilize it a bit,"

Jam wiggled his eyebrows playfully and ran up to the robot's plentiful backside, "I can never turn down a request to work on a booty!"

The monkey then walked over to the robot's backside, which happened to be shaped like the trunk of a car. He grabbed the handle on the trunk and opened it up, revealing several gears and wires inside. Jam then did a handstand and used his hand-feet to dig into the trunk as he got to work on repairing the robot's booty.

Due to the outdated technology the robot was comprised of, it took Jam only a couple minutes to fully repair her. Aunt Fanny smiled as she felt strangely young and energetic again, "Thanks for the repairs, young man!"
"No worries, ma'am!"

Aunt Fanny smiled earnestly, "Just be careful, I think I have an old 'Swapping Feature' back there! I was wild back when I was at 12,000 miles!"

Jam snickered and grinned, "I am perfectly capable of han-" Before Jam could finish what he was going to say, he accidentally poked a "Swap Chip" located inside Aunt Fanny's plentiful metallic backside. This triggered a chain of events that would soon result in something crazy happening...