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i need to make a better, more established picture of Collier? but he's relatively new compared to the rest of my boys?
  The last of the Doctor Solace's robots, the DSNs, Collier was commissioned by an experimental mining facility hoping work smarter, not harder. Confident following the wake of previous well-received robots following Musselman, Solace accepted the project despite being ill-prepared for the task. Due to lack of study during construction as well as a misunderstanding for exactly what kind of robot she was making, Collier was produced as a spelunker-themed bot with a bug in his psyche-- a bug confusing tunnel-maintaining perfectionism for claustrophobia.
  As a result, Collier hated his job, but developed fantasies of actual spelunking and adventure. After a deadly accident involving Collier's bomb-infused picks, he seemingly vanished in the rubble. Although Solace-- her career and reputation now in shambles-- mourned the accident and grieved Collier, (whom she loved dearly as with all her robots,) Collier committed the act consciously as a means of faking his destruction and running away.

  With this mindset, fate would naturally find him home with the Wily Numbers, partially due to a tendency for trespassing. The life of a criminal fit him like a glove-- he claims to regret little, and miss no one. Scornful to those he believes try to contain or undermine him, he's actually quite doting and genuine to those he believes support him. Believing he will receive a reward from his new Doctor or the admiration of his new peers, he discloses the personal information of each DSN, leading to their kidnapping and the framing of Rosalind Solace.

Flippant, insubordinate, crass, and occasionally downright foolish, Collier is often found with Bindman. The two are an unlikely set of best friends due to their snide attitudes, impish natures and tolerance for one another. He's much more social than Bind, and in a way, Mussel's taste of humor reflects in his own. To those who aren't worried about politeness, he comes off as charismatic, likely with his confidence to thank for it. In truth, he's immature and rash, having disregarded any sort of parental guidance when it was available.

  He's equipped with an array of picks-- some with bombs, some without -- stowed away in the iron case (meant to resemble a backpack) on his back. At this point, he grabs and throws them haphazardly, sometimes detonating whatever he'd planned to grapple or swing on. Physically, his strength is superhuman, but is terribly naive when it comes to combat. This is something Bind hopes to aid.
  His tongue, though capable of taste, only translates items into minerals as opposed to flavors. It was a feature meant to help Collier discover nearby ore deposits, but has found a variety of uses outside identifying just rocks. Still, he has a personal bias for pyrite, of all things.

   Unwittingly, due to his careless, destructive behaviors, Collier is his Wily Mob's demolitions specialist, saboteur, and if worst comes to worst? Cannon-fodder.

oofh, another lore text-wall omg, but i hope you like this terrible trouble-maker!! thank you for reading!! as usual, here's some more pictures of him. i.imgur.com/BNueLOh.png he's diggin (drawpile doodle) imgur.com/Kh27qB7 an idea a friend gave me involving a underling pickelman who admired his boss?? it was cute i have no excuses u__u)

Please don't trace, copy, crop, replicate or re-post this image-- particularly this character I've made-- even if it was because you liked it. Please don't make characters based off of mine. Theft is theft.

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i need to make a better, more established picture of Collier? but he's relatively new compared to the rest of my boys?
  The last of the Doctor Solace's robots, the DSNs, Collier was commissioned by an experimental mining facility hoping work smarter, not harder. Confident following the wake of previous well-received robots following Musselman, Solace accepted the project despite being ill-prepared for the task. Due to lack of study during construction as well as a misunderstanding for exactly what kind of robot she was making, Collier was produced as a spelunker-themed bot with a bug in his psyche-- a bug confusing tunnel-maintaining perfectionism for claustrophobia.
  As a result, Collier hated his job, but developed fantasies of actual spelunking and adventure. After a deadly accident involving Collier's bomb-infused picks, he seemingly vanished in the rubble. Although Solace-- her career and reputation now in shambles-- mourned the accident and grieved Collier, (whom she loved dearly as with all her robots,) Collier committed the act consciously as a means of faking his destruction and running away.

  With this mindset, fate would naturally find him home with the Wily Numbers, partially due to a tendency for trespassing. The life of a criminal fit him like a glove-- he claims to regret little, and miss no one. Scornful to those he believes try to contain or undermine him, he's actually quite doting and genuine to those he believes support him. Believing he will receive a reward from his new Doctor or the admiration of his new peers, he discloses the personal information of each DSN, leading to their kidnapping and the framing of Rosalind Solace.

Flippant, insubordinate, crass, and occasionally downright foolish, Collier is often found with Bindman. The two are an unlikely set of best friends due to their snide attitudes, impish natures and tolerance for one another. He's much more social than Bind, and in a way, Mussel's taste of humor reflects in his own. To those who aren't worried about politeness, he comes off as charismatic, likely with his confidence to thank for it. In truth, he's immature and rash, having disregarded any sort of parental guidance when it was available.

  He's equipped with an array of picks-- some with bombs, some without -- stowed away in the iron case (meant to resemble a backpack) on his back. At this point, he grabs and throws them haphazardly, sometimes detonating whatever he'd planned to grapple or swing on. Physically, his strength is superhuman, but is terribly naive when it comes to combat. This is something Bind hopes to aid.
  His tongue, though capable of taste, only translates items into minerals as opposed to flavors. It was a feature meant to help Collier discover nearby ore deposits, but has found a variety of uses outside identifying just rocks. Still, he has a personal bias for pyrite, of all things.

   Unwittingly, due to his careless, destructive behaviors, Collier is his Wily Mob's demolitions specialist, saboteur, and if worst comes to worst? Cannon-fodder.

oofh, another lore text-wall omg, but i hope you like this terrible trouble-maker!! thank you for reading!! as usual, here's some more pictures of him. i.imgur.com/BNueLOh.png he's diggin (drawpile doodle) imgur.com/Kh27qB7 an idea a friend gave me involving a underling pickelman who admired his boss?? it was cute i have no excuses u__u)

Please don't trace, copy, crop, replicate or re-post this image-- particularly this character I've made-- even if it was because you liked it. Please don't make characters based off of mine. Theft is theft.