I Just Remembered I Had This TFA Idea Earlier:

I just remembered I had this TFA idea earlier:

what if Longarm Prime didn’t know he was a Decepticon sleeper agent? I’m conceptualizing this as resulting from memory loss, probably an accident resulting in a total processor wipe a la Arcee’s fate, shortly after Shockwave took on Longarm’s identity and enrolled in Autobot boot camp. Losing his memory led him to fall silent to the other Decepticons, and being as deep in Autobot territory as he was, there’d be no opportunity for any of them to physically check on him. as such, Shockwave is eventually pronounced AWOL. though I don’t imagine Megatron would stop searching for him easily…

so Longarm is now someone else - an Autobot recruit, eventually becoming a Prime and an intelligence agent (even with his memory wiped, he still had a knack and an interest in intel and communications). even if he’s not the head of Cybertron Intelligence, he’s still an extremely successful operative. a proud Autobot. an unsung hero, even…

which would make the eventual reveal (accident with recovered Decepticon tech? some machination of Megatron’s, enacted in order to help find him?) to himself all the more shocking, of course. DRAMA!!

Based on a thing I realized while I was sewing.

I ended up re-posting these because of an error in one of the pictures that I wanted to fix. It probably wasn’t that noticeable to begin with, but it bothered me once I realized it.

Anyway, I doodled some Megaman stuff yesterday, and I turned two of the doodles into digital pictures.

Have another Snek Man

I made a Robot Master guy.

Name: Mirror Man/Lucan Glass (civilian identity) Good Point: Attention to detail Bad Point: Oblivious to own injuries Likes: Superheroes Dislikes: Rocks

Weapon: Mirror Shield Weakness: Rock-related weapon

DTN-01, or Mirror Man, was originally built to serve as a method of providing visuals. He is capable of changing his appearance--and only his appearance--with the use of hologram technology in addition to the mirrors implemented in him. After being reformatted for combat, his mirrors were reinforced and he was given his main method for fighting: the Mirror Shield. Along with his weapon, he can use his holograms and attention to detail to imitate the appearance of anything or anyone he would need to imitate. If one of his mirrors were to break and he were to try and use that particular area's holograms, that part would glitch and shift between Mirror Man and what he's trying to disguise himself as. Despite his attention to visual detail, he seems to be oblivious and unfazed when he gets injured, most of the time noticing the injury only when it's pointed out to him. He gained a liking for superheroes from one of the kids in a field trip group he was helping out with and, using his creator as inspiration, created a civilian identity who he named "Lucan Glass" because, being a robot, he felt like he had superpowers to some degree. Whether he's in his civilian identity or his actual form, he's always extroverted and open to people, though he's nosy and has a hard time being able to tell when he's being duped.

In the next round, he got killed. While I was doodling this, no less