#stobotnik week is here hooray!!

[i-simp-stobotnik]

Day 1 First Impressions

In my head, I picture agent Stone being sceptical when he gets assigned to Dr Robotnik. Since he’s a very capable agent, I think he’s more used to high-risk missions and jobs that sound way more exciting than being someone’s bodyguard/secretary. It doesn’t help that Robotnik’s list of achivements is a mile long, combined with his record of being an arrogant asshole. Stone assumes he’s getting assigned to just some “government dog” who is all bark and no bite, who just rages about his greatness and his inventions that really aren’t all that impressive. Stone is proven wrong of course, and something about this mad scientist who actually can erase not just government enemies but entire nations with a push of a button starts to tickle something funny in the equally (if not more so) twisted agent Stone. 

I think this would also be Robotnik’s first impression of Stone (once he actually realises that Stone is a capable and worth skimming the first few pages of his records). Robotnik views Stone as the governments sharp toothed lap dog, an efficient agent, but ultimately still idiotic enough to be loyal to the pentagoons. It takes Robotnik a lot longer (like a lot) than Stone to realise the others full potential and where his wicked loyalties actually lie.