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Vocaloidcode01 — Am I D-Class yet?
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Published: 2015-04-24 04:45:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 211; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 1
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I encourage RP accounts to fuck up the comment section.So maybe me and a friend really like to make personas(Nope, this isn't even an OC. It's me. Because I'm fucking garbage).
So maybe I refuse to give mine anything other than Lolita outifts.
Is this an abomination? Yes. Do I care? No.
This piece is subject to be updated because of my shoddy job on the trims. I can post the original doodle and the initial lineart if anyone asks! This is the first thing I've ever digitalized and actually liked. Because this one went so well, you can bet your sweet asses there will be more.
But, yeah, am I D-Class yet?
I thought this thing would rocketpropell me straight down the ranks.
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Comments: 26
wow!!
Good job :0
lmao my first time drawing digitally was horrendous, you're lucky to start out so nicely!
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Heh, I actually kinda cheated... I traced it from a preexisting doodle...
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For the first time having this digitized, it came out very great!
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Thank you very much! It took a surprising amount of time to finish, actually. Two hours, maybe more.
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You're welcome! If I were to do this, it probably would have taken me days. I only have a mouse, along with MS paint XD
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Yeah, well, I only had an elliptical mouse to do this with. I have Paint Tool Sai, though, so that probably shaved the majority of the work off!
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Rexial: Fuck up the comments section with RPs?! I'm in!
Aleri: No, no, anyone but you. You are the LEAST likely of any of us to carry a conversation with her characters. Even Nebula could probably be more civil than you.
Nebula: To illustrate that point, I am a walking WMD with a century's worth of blind aggression and questionable sanity.
Aleri: ...So no, you don't get to talk to them. Come to think of it, neither does our robot friend.
Nebula: Aw.
Rexial: Dammit.
...Is there some kind of ranking system I'm not aware of? Or is it an inside joke? I don't really get it.
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Doctor: If I didn't work with anomalous objects and beings on a day-to-day basis, this would be the strangest thing I've seen in a while.
See, in the SCP foundation, there are these people ranked as D-Class which are basically Star Trek redshirts, but much less valuable. They're usually death row prisoners and the like, from what I know- And sometimes researchers that mishandle SCPs/break important rules. D-Class are terminated at the end of every month and are highly expendable. They're used in experiments that may or may not be lethal. Or any experiment that requires human participation. Here we see my persona breaking uniform regulation and asking if she's D-Class yet, seemingly teasing any foundation dress code that might be in place.
Of course, the Foundation is pretty strange in and on itself, so there's a good chance that what she's doing is actually okay.
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Nebula: It probably still IS the weirdest thing you've seen in a while. Do universes typically collide in front of you, then have their denizens converse civilly with either side, including a god-slayer and a machine that goes beyond even one-man-army status?
Rexial: Yeah, the weird part is that I'm not raring to go right now. You'd think a challenge like this would excite me. Truly, the anomaly here is... that we are out of character!
Aleri: Shock and alarm!
Nebula: ...Does he always talk like that?
Rexial: Actually, I think that was a rare moment of sarcasm from our goody-two-shoes buddy.
Aleri: Should we cut it out? I don't think this is what she mean by wanting RPs to mess up the comments...
*The other two loom over him.*
Nebula: ...I'm supposed to be the designated fourth-wall-breaker here. I suggest you step down unless you want things to turn violent.
Rexial: Know your place, Al, goddammit, and stop stealing my job! You already took my rank and seat, what more do you want!?
Aleri: C-calm down, guys, why don't we talk to the nice doctor here and try to have fun...?
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Doctor: w-Well, I actually do get to see universes collide. I also get to see stuff like cowbells, sheet music, and rocks completely alter someone's mental state. And I get to see trees made of cowbone and tomatoes that hurl themselves at alarming and dangerous speeds whenever someone makes a terrible joke. Statues that teleport, a corrosive pocket dimension... I've seen some shit.
(The doctor looks at Aleri and nods.)
Doctor: It's alright that they're doing this, although I would like to have a little conversation. I can't tell you too much about my job, though. They'll do way more than fire me.
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Nebula: Oh, that's fun. I tend to stick with insane shit in an otherwise-straightforward war scenario. Then again, once you question any of the basic logic in my universe, it falls apart. On a much smaller scale, my universe is even more batshit than yours. Thanks, CAPCOM, ya bunch of got-an-F-in-science bastards...
Rexial: Mine doesn't even operate on the same scale of logic... it doesn't pretend to be scientific at all about how it works. Goddamn you, Tetsuya Nomura. And then the crazy bastards who write my story made the universe even crazier! Sure, added some more internal logic, but FUCK!
Aleri: ...Well, uh... I guess we can't exactly tell you about our jobs, either. Confidential.
Rexial: Who gives a shit when we're in another reality? It won't even remotely affect anything. It's practically small-talk material. I mean, if he told us about his work, that'd be bad, because we'd probably tell some other person on this side who we know.
Nebula: I'm... not really a secret. Well, enemy forces having no information on me has been a huge blessing, but I think I can afford to tell my story-
Aleri: Gonna stop you right there...
Nebula: Aw, fuck you. My story is shorter and less compli-
Rexial: Your story spans several centuries and involves travel through time and across dimensions.
Nebula: You're from Kingdom-fucking-Hearts!
Rexial: Point taken.
Aleri: Let's just agree not to tell our own stories, okay? You're free to tell us anything that's non-classified, though, doctor.
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Doctor: I understand wanting to keep your stories classified, but thinking I won't be able to grasp them? I've been working with somewhere around two-thousand anomalies for the past several years. I think I'd be able to take your stories.
Doctor: I'll flip that- You're free to ask about anything, and I'll tell you what isn't classified about that.
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Aleri: It's more that it's not worth explaining. They're really, really long, and have a lot of things that we don't really understand, ourselves.
Nebula: Mine is still being revised, too, so there are some details that aren't fully set.
Rexial: One of the fundamental differences here is that you seem to be from a story where the very point is weirdness. The point of my universe is to create a story where friendship, bonds, and strength of heart are the greatest things, and can defeat evil and all sorts of disharmony. Nebula's story is one where logic is bent over backwards to make insanely awesome feats possible and reduce the amount of research all parties involved need to do, since not everybody can have degrees in astrophysics for a goddamn RP.
Nebula: Point taken. Of course, then there was the time I got mixed up with how physics worked, so there IS some internal logic that gets in the way, but we usually have to do something really stupid to run into it.
Rexial: But you see, doc, you're able to look at insane things like tomato-trees and skies made of cotton-candy-cheese and say 'okay, that's cool'. That's just how your story is, man. Ours have messed-up things because they serve some ulterior motive, not just for the sake of weirdness. So really, we're pretty different. But I will give the prize for 'weirdest shit' to your world.
Aleri: ...Can we stop making assumptions and ask her a question already? I'm getting tired of you guys and your meta-analysis crap. So! Do you have a name, doctor? Is your world presumably Earth? Are you from THE FUUUUUTUUUUURE!?
Rexial: Are there Keyblade where you're from? Because if there are, I hope you've got a workaround. The ability to open any lock is SUCH bullshit when you're dealing with secrets.
Nebula: Is yours a society or business at least where women are perfectly authorized to take up the same occupation as men, for the same pay and working conditions, with any sexism being due to individual bias rather than simply society being at fault?
*The other two look at him.*
Nebula: ...What? Can't somebody here ask a legitimate and serious question? I was slightly surprised to see a female doctor. I skipped a couple of centuries and then went BACK in time to another dimension, so I'm sorry if I'm a little confused about women's rights!
Rexial: Fuck you, Keyblades are a pain in the ass, and a massive detriment to information security!
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*The doctor seems offended at the assumption that the purpose of the SCP foundation is simply to see the weirdest shit.*
Doctor: Tomato trees? Cotton candy cheese skies? Really? The reason the foundation exists is to secure, contain, and protect others from these anomalies. We just aren't weird-shit-collectors(Unlike that one guy from Marvel. You know the one. The one that wanted the Ether and the Tesseract and that purple death stone from Guardians of the Galaxy... Those could be SCPs in and on themselves.) We run tests to learn about these anomalies and how to make them safe- Or if they can be dangerous.
Doctor: Now, then, about your questions- *The doctor points at Aleri.* You, with the nice hair. Yes, I'm Doctor Stigers, this is, in fact, Earth, despite my doubts about SCP-087-B, and I am not from the future. That would be cool, though, and I could certainly achieve time travel with an SCP.
Doctor: We don't have whatever a keyblade is. I'm sure the Foundation would appreciate getting to study and observe one, however. We do have an SCP that can open any door, though! Of course, one of my fellow researchers, Dr. Br-...
Doctor: ...Wait, what? Why would a foundation that works with what could very well wipe out civilizations have any inequalities between males and females? We have a total and complete androgyne working with us. We gave them an SCP that flips gender and absolutely nothing happened. Nothing is different for any of us apart from our bathrooms. Outside of the Foundation, I can't guarantee anything.
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Rexial: I have no idea who the hell you're talking about. Anyway, not the purpose of your organization; but it definitely seems like the narrative accentuates just how fuckin' weird things are in your case, while ours mostly ignores-
Aleri: No more on that subject. If I hear another word on this meta crap, I'm gonna rip off your coat and make ya eat it.
*Rexial immediately backs down once Al begins talking violence.*
Aleri: Do you ever have trouble with tenses? After all, time travel is something you deal with too, right?
Nebula: Don't be so surprised at my question. I have no clear idea where in time you're from - probably a few centuries before my time being my best guess - but people in the past rarely even consider things that we in the present take for granted. Don't act like I'm crazy for asking questions like that; act like I'm crazy for the actual reasons that make me crazy.
Aleri: ...Keyblades don't open doors. They open locks. Any kind of lock. It's... kind of a problem. But you're unlikely to encounter them, since they're not a concept that appears in a lot of universes. And they're definitely not the kind of object that can just be handed over for study.
Rexial: Before we go on, we might as well introduce ourselves. I'm Rexial Gestalt, the most hardcore swordsman in the universe and badass master of darkness! My buddy here is Aleri Verde, Keyblade Wielder and expert mage, though he's still working on mastering those.
Nebula: I'm Nebula, a Reploid. Sort of. "Reploid" is short for Replicate Android, and we possess an adaptive AI that grants us free will and individualism that previous lines of robots never achieved. I just happen to have enough battle experience and weaponry that I'm among the most dangerous machines still around.
Aleri: With that out of the way, how far do your investigations of anomalies go? Would you interfere if something were so dangerous that it could collapse a universe, but was completely known to the residents? ...And what do you do if there's serious urgency involved, like you have a limited amount of time to deal with the problem before there are massive consequences?
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*Dr. Stigers jots down something on her clipboard, presumably the behavior of Aleri and Rexial.*
Doctor: No, I don't have issues with tenses. We avoid actually using SCPs ourselves- That's what we have the D-Class personnel for. I assume I'm from a couple centuries before you, as we don't have technology like you in this time apart from, well, a couple handfuls of SCPs and- Oh. Oh my. Did I say doors...? Shit. I meant locks. Locks. It can open any lock, including key card and key pad locks. It would be a disaster for some D-Class to get a hold of it. They could get anywhere in the facility, free any SCP...
*The doctor shudders.*
Doctor: Like I said. A disaster. Uck.
*Stigers extends her hand to each of them, offering a handshake*
Doctor: Well, then. It's nice to meet you all.
*She looks back at Nebula after writing down his explanation of Reploids.*
Doctor: We have an SCP with a similar AI to yours, what with the whole evolution thing! It caused a containment breach once . Don't cause a containment breach. Ever. Please.
Doctor: Our investigations vary from simply finding out how to containment to even figuring out and neutralizing them. We would interfere with that, of course. That's our very business. Also, we have amnesiacs for when they're needed. As for time constraints, we do our best to simply contain it so that it can't do any harm if we are unable to deal with it before things go tits up. We're quite good about containment, though. Take SCP-682 for example. Quite the challenge to keep under control. Oh, and SCP-106 . Tricky one, that was! Of course, both have escaped in the past in some very unfortunate turns of events.
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*They all accept their handshakes without fuss.*
Aleri: Oh, that's nice to know. Glad you guys don't get all twisted up on time travel tenses. And I certainly hope nobody with a Keyblade gets in there, but people with those generally have righteous hearts and stuff, so unless they think you're up to no good, they won't snoop too much, I think.
Nebula: Oh, don't worry. Reploids have already made a shithole of our world, but we won't be interfering with yours. They're too busy causing pointless rebellions and having to be stomped down by other Reploids.
Rexial: That's helpful of you. Shame we can't just call YOU in to deal with X-Sigma. Say, if we screw up and our universe dies, would you mind containing it so we don't fuck up everything else?
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Doctor: I would assume they wouldn't be able to get in there in the first place. All of our sites have extreme security measures to assure that nobody- Or thing- gets in or out. Some SCPs have nearly escaped and one D-Class made it out of there in one piece on the same day. That was quite interesting. Also quite terrifying.
Doctor: Mm... That... Just sounds like it sucks. I'm sorry to hear that. *The doctor does, however, make a note of this.*
Doctor: I suppose the Foundation could do that. Also, what's "X-Sigma"? Depending on what it is, it may or may not be something the Foundation would investigate.
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Aleri: Keyblade wielders have a way of making the impossible into reality. If you get on one's bad side, don't underestimate 'em. They've basically got main character privileges.
Nebula: Oh, don't worry 'bout it. We're used to it by now. And I think we've been taking steps to make the world not suck so much anymore. Once we finish taking down the latest villain we should be on the right track, but well... that's what we always think. Then again, those were slightly different times.
Rexial: X-Sigma is a person in our universe who is more powerful than he should be. He threatened to destroy the universe if we fail to kick his ass, but it could be a bluff. Still, I'm not sure I doubt that he could do it.
*He can't actually do it. He means he'll just destroy all the worlds individually, unchecked by any heroes.*
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Doctor: Main Character Privileges. Heh. All that aside, I'll be cautious if I see anyone running around with what I assume is just a giant fucking key. Thank you.
Doctor: Remind me why Reploids were made in the first place? I'm sorry, I'm just fascinated by this.
Doctor: It sounds like the Foundation would be much better off containing X-Sigma itself, but if you do need a whole universe contained, I'll still check with my higher-ups to see if that's alright. I know they'd be curious about X-Sigma for sure, though. It's usual for the foundation, honestly...
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Aleri: Careful, some Keyblades don't exactly look like keys.
Nebula: A guy kinda dug up the most advanced robot ever built, Mega Man X. Then he got the bright idea to make Reploids based on him, even though he didn't fully understand X, nor could the guy recreate all of X's functions.
Rexial: Well, he'll be dead either way in about a week my-time, by us killing him or his own destruction consuming him, so they'd better observe him while they can.
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Doctor: *She writes this down and appears to circle something.* What else can they look like, then? What causes them to be shaped differently? Where do they come from?
Doctor: Oh, now that's just... That's just dumb. You shouldn't try to recreate something you don't understand if it could be hazardous. Was this just any man? A doctor? A scientist? A bum making meth in his camper van?
Doctor: A self-destructive being! That's something we haven't been able to study for quite some time. When can me and some other researchers come observe it? Are tests okay?
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Aleri: Keyblades manifest within one's heart - metaphysical, not the actual organ... er, muscle. The heart's a muscle, right? - but they were apparently all technically forged a thousand years ago. The secrets of their making have been lost since the war. As for shape, they all follow a pattern. They have something forming a vaguely-circular guard around the hilt, a chain extending from the pommel ending in a charm of some sort, and on one side at the end of the blade, something will stick out, acting as the key's teeth. They are summoned to the user's hand at will, and can be returned at will.
Nebula: He was a scientist named Dr. Cain. He was definitely aware that he couldn't perfectly recreate everything, but I don't think he knew the gravity of what he didn't understand. Or he was just optimistic. All things considered, almost EVERY Reploid should've rebelled the moment they realized they could if he had really screwed it up. He may not have done a perfect job, but all things considered, he did the best he could. I doubt anyone else could've done a better job of it, myself included.
Rexial: Any time, really. Just be careful, he's arrogant, stubborn, and just such a bastard. He might kill your researchers if he knows they're even there. Do what you will at your own peril.
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Doctor: Yes, the heart is a muscle. ...Do you want the secrets to be rediscovered? With SCIENCE? Because we-We could try to do that. I think that would be pretty damn cool.
Doctor: Cain... I think we have a Doctor Cain. Or at least had. He wouldn't've built robots though. Wasn't into that. Anyway, optimism is good. So, he did his best, huh? I wonder what would've happened if someone had helped. It could have been FUBAR'd or improved. Oh well.
Doctor: So I'll bring D-Class! No biggie, really.
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Aleri: I'm pretty sure we just talked about how terrible it would be for one of those to end up being turned against you. Better not risk it. Besides, do anything that might violate the sanctity of ancient days, and you might attract the attention of Roland Kraus. ...It's, um... not pleasant. Basically, he's stronger than X-Sigma, probably by a lot, is in direct contact with and is classified as a subordinate of fate itself, and he has a Keyblade himself. And probably knows everything about how to use it to the fullest. He's... not somebody to piss off.
Nebula: Just abbreviate it to refer to my universe's Dr. Cain. Anyway, he was definitely the best man for the job, considering his reverence for the stuff Dr. Light built. Oh, Dr. Light is the guy who built Mega Man X. The idea that somebody doesn't know Dr. Thomas fucking Light is a little foreign to me. He was the best roboticist who ever lived.
Rexial: ...Your lack of care for human life concerns me. Remember to take every precaution to keep them from being slaughtered, or I'll remember to come back and eviscerate you.
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