Hidden still frames

[robinoz]

i wonder if that means his eyes are replaceable?  maybe he could switch out different eyes for different emotions...

[Helios]

Those Marylin Monroe ones are crazy!

kicking is the best pic!

I'll agree with that - great picture!

[Daisensei]

Here's an interesting frame I found in "Cold and Crabby in Little Tokyo"/"Daibouken! Zekkouchou wo Sagase". As the cats land on Bad Bird/Karamaru, you can see that his eye actually pops out of its socket, and cables are visible.

This supports the point of view of the animaloids being less organic but more mechanical (perhaps biomechanical).

[Blackcat]

Here's an interesting frame I found in "Cold and Crabby in Little Tokyo"/"Daibouken! Zekkouchou wo Sagase". As the cats land on Bad Bird/Karamaru, you can see that his eye actually pops out of its socket, and cables are visible.

This supports the point of view of the animaloids being less organic but more mechanical (perhaps biomechanical).

I guess they are like Doraemon without his pouch, and of course, they can breed and they get older as time passes…

[Mechadon]

It still like to believe that animaloids still have organics as part of their make-up. That screenshot only proves that the connections between his eyes and his brain are mechanical (wires). This doesn't mean his whole eye is mechanical. That doesn't really matter. Optics or eyeballs; either way, Bad Bird is still Bad Bird.

I like to imagine that nanobots are responsible for helping their mechanisms coexist with their organics. Tiny little machines make sure that, when an animaloid is growing, their mechanics are modified to compensate for the biological changes.

Furthermore, reproduction is initiated entirety as an organic process (just like in us humans). As an embryo grows, the nanobots assemble the mechanical features. So when Polly Cerviche has her baby, it comes out as a brand-new baby animaloid. Aw...

[Daisensei]

In the similar line of Machadon, I imagine the animaloids being made by nanobots, like we are made of cells. About the reproduction, the father provides a nanochip with the half the program (software) for making baby, that must be combined with the program of the mother. I guess the mother's womb contain a kind of microscale factory, that produces a tiny robot which will grow like an embryo.

[felineki]

That does make sense, since it theoretically allows for the reproduction, growth and development, self-healing, and other such organic-like processes that Animaloids display.

[robinoz]

 
holy cow, you guys just came up with a whole buncha stuff i never woulda thought of...

[NPC]

That's cause the series left plenty of things open; the designers didn't fill out every detail, so it leaves room for discussion.

[robinoz]

are you saying i'm stupid?  *-*

[NPC]

YES

Nooooooo...

[robinoz]

YES

ok, just wanted to make sure we understood eachother

[felineki]

Here's a cute one I found yesterday in "Tonderu! Kaettekita Hahaue" ("Princess Vi's Hippy Dippy Mom"):

After Frieda lures Bad Bird with Vi's hair pin, this frame shows up at the exact instant Vi grabs hold of him. Note Vi's little incisors.

[ouka]

I noticed the bell one watching normally.

EDIT: I think it was because the frame rate on the episode I transcoded was lowered, so it was easier to see.  Guess my eyes aren't that special

[ItsGotSugar]

Great stuff! Leave it to SPC to slip a lot of still frame jokes in between the regular ones.

In the similar line of Machadon, I imagine the animaloids being made by nanobots, like we are made of cells. About the reproduction, the father provides a nanochip with the half the program (software) for making baby, that must be combined with the program of the mother. I guess the mother's womb contain a kind of microscale factory, that produces a tiny robot which will grow like an embryo.

I suppose that might explain some of the relationships in this show. Speedy and Guido are frequently crushing on Francine even though they're cats and she's a ram, plus Princess Vi is the child of a bunny and a...whatever the heck Emperor Fred is, even though the cross-breeding of animal species is extremely rare. Therefore, I would guess that the characters are anthropomorphic cybernetic organisms composed of nanomachines, even though they act all too human.

[Sinder]

I suppose that might explain some of the relationships in this show. Speedy and Guido are frequently crushing on Francine even though they're cats and she's a ram, plus Princess Vi is the child of a bunny and a...whatever the heck Emperor Fred is, even though the cross-breeding of animal species is extremely rare. Therefore, I would guess that the characters are anthropomorphic cybernetic organisms composed of nanomachines, even though they act all too human.

Lucille.

Poor Francine gets no love from anyone.

And as I understand it, Emperor Fred is a panda.

[Violet]

I suppose that might explain some of the relationships in this show. Speedy and Guido are frequently crushing on Francine even though they're cats and she's a ram-

I think you're a bit confused.
  Francine


  Lucille

[ItsGotSugar]

Whoops. How could I mix those two up? Grrrr. 

"Speedy and Guido are frequently crushing on Lucille even though they're cats and she's a ram."



There, that's better. And I thought Emperor Fred sort of looked like a panda myself.

[TGLucario475]

O_O i've only noticed a few hidden frames, but i didnt realise there where that many

[ouka]

What is that little thingy on Speedy's headband? It's at 00:39 of the Nuclear Potato.