Big ass shell I saw at the beach one time.

March of Robots Day 29: Shell

I have been feeling under the weather the last couple days, so I've been below my blankets for a while.

March of Robots Day 28: Below

A pair of alternate bodies that I can slot my Artificial Brain Unit into should I want to.

March of Robots Day 27: Frame

Alli spends half the year living with his other hubbies up in Canada. Despite that, we keep well in touch with each other. One day we might have a place where everyone in our hubby chain can live together, but that's likely not going to be for a while.

March of Robots Day 26: Move

Archery is pretty cool, I would like to get into it if I could afford my own bow.

March of Robots Day 25: Arrow

My full wingspan is much larger than my wings without the feathers extended. Now if only these hard light projections could pick up objects. Alas, solids pass right through them, and I can't really bend them like fingers anyways.

March of Robots Day 24: Reach

I've said it before, but I'm not a fighter. It takes a lot for me to actually start fighting with other people.

March of Robots Day 23: Fight

This is Zheodora, another member of the hivemind that Jerry is a part of. They are indeed the ghost of a Yinglet.

March of Robots Day 22: Ghost

You'd think being a robot would make me more tech savvy, but alas...

March of Robots Day 21: Code

It's a swing. I don't have any bigger ideas for this one, tbh.

March of Robots Day 20: Swing

Birds are typically depicted as very graceful and elegant. I'm... not always... that.

March of Robots Day 19: Poised

We never actually told our metas that we were coming, only Matty was home to greet us. Still very nice to see them.

March of Robots Day 18: Surprise

The hubbies and I taking a week long trip north from New Los Angeles, California all the way through Cascadia, and into Alberta, Canada to see our Meta-hubbies. We're taking low level rail only and making several stops along the way. I mean sure, we could just take the Tier 1 Maglev from Union Station up to Chico, hop on the CasMag to Lethbridge, and be at Troy's in like 4 or 5 hours, but wheres the fun in that?

March of Robots Day 17: Quest

I'm not someone who likes fighting, and I don't kill. Plus I live in a pretty safe part of New Los Angeles, so I don't have to worry about defending myself all that much. I do keep one self defense tool in my home, and that is a pepper gun. It fires from a pressurized can of pepper gel that expands into a foam that then solidifies and fuses itself to porous surfaces like skin. I've been told this stuff burns like hell (I wouldn't know, I'm both a robot and a bird, so capsaicin just doesn't do anything to me) and I can confirm that this will absolutely block out the optics of a robot if I can hit them in the visual sensors.

March of Robots Day 16: Weapon

Another feature that I can access with my beak is an instant film camera. There is a slot that accepts film packs at the back of my inner beak, behind the entrances to my biomatter reactor and storage bay, that accepts instant film packs. From there, I am able to take pictures of whatever I'm looking at and either spit them out or swallow them into storage.

March of Robots Day 15: Picture

Inside my body, beneath my biomatter reactor, is my internal storage bay. This allows me to swallow objects, keep them in a safe place, and recall them at will. Inside, nanite polymer (chains of nanobots suspended in viscoelastic fluid) sorts, tags, adjusts size, and moves objects to and from the entry point.

March of Robots Day 14: Cargo