Candroid wrangling [Open]

[powertotearer]

Who: Eiji (powertotearer, some little robots, and you!
When: IC 7/26
Where: Around the residential district
What: Little robot octopi don't like CYbuddies. Eiji tries to keep them under control
Rating/Warning: None

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Eiji discovered something the past couple of weeks--the Tako candroids really didn't like the CYbuddies.

He couldn't figure out why, since after all, they were both small animal robots, but the problem had gotten worse after CERES kindly delivered broken fox CYbuddies to his and Ankh's apartment. Now, they were a threat.

Put simply, the candroids were jealous. And it was war.

So on an otherwise peaceful day, you might see three robot octopi chasing after various CYbuddies in the park or on the sky bridges while Eiji chased after them, with a little robot hawk trying to cut them off before they annoyed another neighbor.

"Takos, stop! Leave them alone!"

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[powertotearer]

"No, that's okay. They can change back to can form. Watch."

He held out his hands. Taka folded up into a red soda can immediately, but it took a stern glare at the Takos before they stopped making moping motions and folded up into blue cans, landing in his hands.

"See?"

[blueeyesbond]

Can form? Wha...

Mokuba's eyes widened when they actually changed back into cans. "Where did you get those? They look like portable tiny Cybuddies."

[powertotearer]

"They're called candroids--they're from my world. I used to have a whole bunch, but these are the only ones my friend and I managed to have with us."

He started to put the cans in his pocket, frowning slightly.

"That might be part of the problem, now that I think about it. They don't have all of their friends to play with."

[blueeyesbond]

"Candroids... Are they all different animals?" he asked curiously.

[powertotearer]

"Some, but it's meant to go along with a theme." Eiji started numbering them off on his fingers. "There's Taka and Kujaku for birds, Tako and Unagi for aquatic animals, Batta for insects, Tora for cats, Gorilla for large animals, and Ptera and Tricera for dinosaurs. All of them can fold up like this, though."