Something About The Muscles Of The Eye Are So Funny To Me. Like I Mean Yea I Guess You Could Literally

Something about the muscles of the eye are so funny to me. Like I mean yea I guess you could literally be up, down, left, and right, but, like, this feels like a joke. What are you getting at.

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(Image ID: Birthday Banban with his arms out saying, “Trust me, I’m a scientist!” End ID)

Some Banbans from last night for my motivation, but I thought I’d put them here too!

What’s Banban’s origins (like how was he made)? You don’t need to give a lot away! I’m just interested

Okay so, I love this question! I'm sorry it took me so long to answer it ^^:

So, before we get into how Banban was made, you need to know a few things about Givanium and Dr. Uthman.

Givanium is a toxic substance, and should not be ingested or absorbed through the skin. Once Givanium enters the human body it can cause many adverse effects, this is referred to as Givanium poisoning, I'll make a full list of these symptoms at some point, but here are the important ones:

Vivid, long lasting hallucinations.

Tumors or unusual growths.

Numbness or loss of feeling in the body.

At one point, when handling a broken vial of givanium, one of Dr. Uthman's gloves had been cut, causing him to come into contact with the givanium and end up absorbing it through his skin.

This caused him to experience hallucinations, and he was later discovered to have developed a tumor in the brain, said tumor was later surgically removed, and Dr. Uthman was able to safely recover from the incident.

The removed tumor was kept in the lab for research purposes.

Banban was the first givanium animated creature that they tried to make. They made several attempts, however all of those seemed to lack sentience. They were alive, but they were more like animals than walking & talking mascots, like how they were supposed to be.

They decided to try something different on their twelfth attempt. With permission from Dr. Uthman, they used some of his blood, aswell as a scrap from the removed tumor as a base.

They packed the tumor in tin and placed it inside the head of the synthetic body. In this stage it is only a shell. Its skin is made of various fabrics and silicone, buttons added in places that just wouldn't close properly around the bulk of tin being held inside.

Once the shell is stuffed with tin, they inject a mixture of Dr. Uthman's blood and Givanium, into the head of the shell.

The Givanium mixture needs some time to fuse with the rest of the body, this process is usually referred to as 'Melding'.

For most of the previous givanium animated creatures, the melding only took two to four days time. This time it took two weeks.

Their idea of using a scrap of the tumor taken from Dr. Uthman's brain, seemed to have worked a bit too well.

Not only did it boost this construct's intelligence to the level of Dr. Uthmans. The givanium reacted with the tumor and with some left over tin, it somehow managed to form a near perfect recreation of Dr. Uthmans brain.

Including all his memories.

This has caused the construct to refer to itself as Dr. Uthman when asked for identification. Even when faced with its inhuman reflection, it has also managed to rationalize its appearance, it's convinced itself that it has givanium poisoning, and that its appearance is nothing more than a hallucination.

I hope that sufficiently answered your question!

This oil rig is so lovingly and Intricately crafted and modeled I wanna kiss it

I’m gonna watch a playthrough of Still Wakes the Deep wish me luck it looks really really cool

I’d play it myself immediately if I wasn’t bound to get a sinking feeling for 14 days, a bout of depression, and a paralyzing amount of fear and existentialism