Wildsong is innumerable light-years away, on a New Decepticon ship. Redstocker went down to OL-2-C.
OOH, okay. I suppose she is kind of doomed to fail…though I really don’t buy that Motherboard is not able to track them. But eh, my two cents about it.
The whole point of my last few posts here was explaining that Wildsong wasn’t doomed to fail. Though there is very little she can do now that she’s seconds away from being beheaded.
Again, Wildsong is entire star systems away from you guys. Even if Motherboard’s scanners could pick her out of a crowd, she’s simply far, far out of range for that.
Well, I suppose Vladin did put himself in a situation that his character is most likely to die. Should have Redstocker gone to the ground bridge towards the enemy ship, and were in other circumstances. Then I would have had Scorchlock busting and kicking metal like no other.
Well, I suppose I put too much fate on Salvation being the most advanced ship in Cybertronian history.
The “enemy ship” isn’t even in the same region of space as Salvation right now. It’s unreachable.
Well, at the time this RPs taking place, she is. But even she has her limits.
Okay, I have a question. How could they remove her weaponry when they are literally inside her forearms? Like, how could they take that out when it’s part of her biology? It’s like Optimus Prime became Orion Pax in TF Prime and he still had the weaponry because it was in his biology. And was also on the Decepticon ship, so why would Megatron risk that? I think the answer is that you can’t remove the weaponry from their literal biology.
The weapons were surgically removed, simple as that. It’s like how MECH was able to steal a bot’s T-cog seemingly every other episode: they just cut what they want out of your body. In this case, the New Decepticons didn’t want their prisoners being armed, so they put Wildsong and Brainpan under the knife while they were unconscious earlier.
Is that possibly cannon?
It is in this universe.
Well sorry mate @Toa_Vladin can’t really do much to help you out. Though, it would have been a good call to not have said, her weaponry was removed, giving her a chance to escape. I’m just saying, so I hope you don’t mind that, Chrome.
Vladin, if Brainpan cannot be convinced, you have two options: drag her or leave her. Either way, Wildsong needs to run as fast as possible from the execution and hide. While hiding, try to find a way to ditch the cuffs and then the claw. The claw can be broken by repeatedly bashing it into something or bashing something into it.
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Yes let’s do that! Just saying, should Zepar search for sneaky people and defining ones…Scorchlock is available. He is around Hangar 12. I just wanna do something with my Wrecker.
First off, these are both autohits.
Second, this version of Wildsong doesn’t have these cable-spikes listed as weapons on her character sheet, nor do I recall her using them as such prior to this. So as far as I’m concerned, their function is purely decorative, not offensive.
OK, towards instead of into.
And… Uhm… Can I say that they exist?
Okay.
I’d say no.
Fine. I’ll edit.
Oh-ho-ho… color me intrigued…
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Oh are they now?
Will this be part of the MCU or will it be its own thing?
Seeing that Sony officialised it, it will be part of the Venomverse.
However, it will use the MCU character, with Jake Gyllenhaal in the main role.
It is yet another attempt on Sony’s side to try to shove their universe into the MCU. First we will have Morbius, which is cannonically part of both universe, linking them together into one big mess, and now we have this.
Like, don’t misunderstand me. I loved Venom. I wanted him in the MCU. I think I will love Morbius too. I want him into the MCU too. But these two movies form a lot of unavoidable plotwholes to an already kinda unstable universe.
Or at the very least Venom does. Morbius hasn’t even came out yet.