#the voice modulators are in place of my vampire moles :)

[asydicsydney]

I've never had the self-insert OC autism but this has been an exception.

My fanbot: Pluto!

Designs are not final, I only own one masquerade mask, I hate designing clothes sometimes, blah blah blah

So glad when I came on here and saw that this is a normal thing y'all do. Makes me feel less weird :)

You can read about Pluto under the cut!

Pluto - They/Them - Gold-plated - Manager (and sometimes vocalist)

Designed in the mid-1700's (Rococo period England) by astronomer Francis Kuiper. Kuiper was a trans-man and, as such, couldn't give his wife Isabella any children. Instead, he designed what he called "The Star Child", a genderless being from space that could fill their empty home.

In 1946, Peter Walter IV, while researching great astronomers, finds the lost Star Child drawing and decides to build a brand-new Blue Matter Robot. They're dubbed 'Pluto' like the newest discovered planet in appreciation for the advancements in space technology. They're also given two dials on their neck, which act as voice modulators, in the event that another robot cannot perform vocally. (Only in a vocal capacity. Said robot would still need to be visible on stage, miming their words, and playing their instrument to keep the illusion.) They mostly act as the band's manager.

Pluto's design pulls from the painting Starry Night, the aroace flag, and rococo masc and fem fashion (or at least what we wore in Cinderella, which is where Kuiper is from)

They're good friends with Hatchworth (who gave them the Fancy Shoes, since they act like fake royalty) and the Walter Workers (being a manager and since they have the same blue hair). They often use their voice modulators to scare the other robots, speaking as their 'subconscious'. They don't usually perform as themselves since they refuse to wear the band's red and black uniform and can't play any instruments, but they do love Star Valley Night. They are simultaneously the youngest and oldest robot (which is a metaphor for autism).

My friend does robot drag, so I recorded some videos to be critiqued. You get one since you read all of this, presumedly. Thank you, signing off.