#x-ray and vav hild

[thatfreak03]

(Sorry for any spelling or grammar mistakes)

I made a Hilda/Mogar fan daughter because I wanted to.

Her name is Minerva. She is about 26 years old. She has fox skin for a hood.

She protects the city as a hero like her "uncles" and she uses the fighting skills her father taught her and the weapons her mother made based on those skills to do it.

While Minerva isn't as smart as her mom, she is still very smart. At least when it comes to thinking on her feet and finding ways to defeat an enemy when brute strength can't do it.

Minerva is a bit better at socializing than her parents. While it takes her longer to grow close to someone than most people, she can at least get along with people fairly well.

[betterinventor]

I can’t explain or talk about this enough but... Hilds can’t leave Monarch Labs. It is as a company very good, good salary and has good benefits for workers despite the grim rumours and shittiest boss one can have. But literally, she can’t leave. No one else is willing to hire her for her hazardous nature. Seen as bigger threat than a worker to benefit from.  ...she probably has signed something she hasn’t been aware of...  No other place offers an environment, tools and resources to create what she really desires.  Doing things at home is always limited, too. Due to the fact she is an engineer in the company, everything she has invented and created during that time basically belongs to Monarch Labs. ...Even X-Ray and Vav.

[sparrows-old-blog]

So I just noticed something kinda awesome about episode 4 of Ten Little Roosters. I decided to rewatch the series because the first two times I watched it were before I really got into anything else RT did, so I wanted to go back and see what jokes went over my head the first couple times. (There are a lot, by the way. I’m really enjoying this.) As I was watching I happened to notice that the can of Diet Coke Ryan drank from at 2:46 had the word “Friend” on it. Now, because the first episode of X-Ray and Vav came out a little over a week after episode 4 of TLR I’m not sure this was intentional, but ORF, a robot created by Hilde, stands for Orbicular Robotic Friend. ORF was voiced by none other than Barbara Dunkelman, who turned out to be the killer and the one who drugged the Coke. 

If that was intentional it’s an impressive bit of foreshadowing; if not it’s a freaking awesome coincidence.