Wiki-Magician Bossbot

Greetings,

I present an original character inspired by the Cogs from Toontown Online, a Wiki-Magician!

I gave up on having anything to do with any creators of Cog original characters at the Tumblr and Art Fight websites, at least for now. But that won’t stop me from sharing artwork here. I have yet to improve in making anything with Krita, anyway.

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The mouth is partly like the mouth of Bender from Futurama and partly like the mouths of the Chairman and the Ottoman of Toontown: Corporate Clash. The body is like the Land Acquisition Architect from Toontown: Corporate Clash, but female instead of male.

The illustration was made slowly over days.

See here for more details about the OC.

This post of confessions is covered in the blur spoiler, so you don’t have to read it, if you don’t want to read it again or to read it at all. The fans of Toontown: Corporate Clash (and maybe even fans of other Toontown Online offshoots) over at the Tumblr and Art Fight websites may reprimand you, or even permanently block you, if you bring this up over there or on Discord. I post here, because how else could I confess and explain a factor of what got me to use Krita? (Another factor was a DeviantArt user, who may have been some user of Generative AI.)

You may pray both for me and for the Tumblr and Art Fight users I had unintentionally offended, whose usernames I’ll share in a direct message upon request; I’d like to have a Lasagna Love dinner with them, if possible.

I had largely fallen out with the aforementioned kind of people at the Tumblr and Art Fight websites, the Corporate Clash ones to be specific, only on account of autism (perhaps partly level two and partly level one) on my part; anyone who insists otherwise has to answer for such conduct, anti-cult or not. (I had never heard of the terms “level one/two/three autism” and had never heard about the term “service mode” in relation to autism until after the fact.) Additionally, I have the worry, that anti-cult activists may exploit that one meltdown-induced anonymous message I composed over at Tumblr to promote hostility towards the Taijimen Qigong Academy, Falun Gong and other qigong communities, and to promote hostility towards John Opsopaus PhD and admirers of Plethon. The team of Bitter Winter may agree with me on that, right?

One of the TTCC fans didn’t like the Society of Classical Poets being referenced in a reblog. On the other hand, that fan’s Cog OCs and a few others’ Cog OCs fascinated me, especially because of their artistic styles. The colors and appearances of some Cog OCs’ designs fascinated me more than anything else about such OCs.

Of the Cog OCs, two of them were one of the inspirations for the Wiki-Magician Bossbot OC and the Judicial Astrologer Lawbot OC, although they’re no longer available at Art Fight. One of them was the Firecracker, a fireworks-themed female Bossbot with a thick Russian accent; the other was the Foul Player, a baseball-themed Lawbot with a New Jersey accent and an emotive jaw-guard, who is a companion of the Firecracker. The idea of having the Foul Player saying that one phrase with the term “circuit slugger” wasn’t the only idea I had of her and the Firecracker. I had also the idea of having the Firecracker and Foul Player duo to the Judicial Astrologer and Wiki-Magician duo in a dynamic that’s like what the Kanker Sisters are to the Ed Brothers respectively. (Think of the episodes Nagged to Ed and Honor thy Ed in Ed, Edd n’ Eddy; perhaps even think of that one episode of Rocko’s Modern Life, Leap Frogs, wherein Rocko does chores for a female frog named Bev Bighead.) Take that kind of dynamic what you will, although I have no idea if it counts as darkshipping.

As for that one confessions blog over at Tumblr, I may have inadvertently gotten that deactivated after I brought up the idea of being punished in a way involving cosplay, in a similar manner to the boys being punished in the 1990s military comedy movie Major Payne. I had also gotten two Tumblr users to turn of anonymous asks, albeit unintentionally.