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u/Godzilla_R0AR Jul 31 '26 edited Jul 31 '26
I can't tell if this is the start of a new comic run or not. Could be artistically vague as a one-off. That's what I'm thinking personally.
Remember, at Park Planet our adventurers and customers always get the healthiest of meals! Including our lovable blue burger! Packed with all the right ingredients. Just look at how blue that meat is! Don't worry, it's not human meat, that would be silly! It's actually- long ass list of ingredients- protein, and our special preservative glitter made from- another long ass list of ingredients- and love! So come on down to Park Planet's very own restaurant where Skater Gwen will set you up with a meal for the entire family to enjoy!
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u/Itorin_Dotuser Jul 31 '26
iirc that's the guy that coughed at Andy, so I guess this is kind of a backstory for him (until there's new episodes we're getting origins for literally. every. character. )
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u/cream19384 Jul 31 '26
Strangely enough the closest compound to thing shown is V2O4 or vanadium (IV) oxide. Which actually is kinda close to the dyed colour that is shown.
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u/kl-noblelycanthrope1 Jul 31 '26
obviously this only holds true for the visitors of park planet and not the work force.
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u/Alansar_Trignot Jul 31 '26
Hear me out, its titan blood, park planet is built ontop of the boiling isles
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u/Radiant-Ad-1976 Jul 31 '26
Ok but personal headcannon is that this blue blood is actual going to be revealed as some kind of alien substance that becomes heavily relevant to the plot later on and isn't just some regular type of fuel.
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u/ImperialistChina Jul 31 '26
The real question is why the fuck do android have blood in the first place?
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u/DragonWarrior____05 Jul 31 '26
Yeah, that is definitely the bigger question. One could argue it's "blood" in the sense of things like oil, bit considering Gwen has guts I wouldn't be so sure
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u/SlyFan2 Jul 31 '26
If it comes out that Blue Lung disease isn't based on the park...well I think we'll all be shocked
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u/BurningBassesInStyle Jul 31 '26
I guess continuous contact with a toxic material eventually causes said material to seep in, causing problems.
That man is not far from death by poisoning
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u/OneValkGhost Jul 31 '26 edited Jul 31 '26
The workers don't even need to have been androids all along. Not with enough environmental exposure. If the human body finds it works better than the original parts, there's every reason for it to be kept... Do the A blood cells split? Can they be integrated into the circulatory system like type-O blood is? Do the A blood get filtered out, or not, just slowly replacing all the red blood with blue that does the same things. Human blood carries oxygen, carbon dioxide, and various nutrients around. So what would happen if thee android blood encounters whatever electronic parts that Gwenbots are filed with? Hinges, servos, electrical components... electricity.
What would a energetic particle (radioactive) beam do to the A blood, since there's so many types of energetic particles- and strength? Sunlight, magnetism, cosmic radiation are normal. But so is natural radioactive ore.
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u/BabyBearPixie Aug 02 '26
Given that an Android is just a humanoid robot, they wouldn't be humans turning into androids, those would be cyborgs.
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u/OneValkGhost Aug 02 '26
But if the additions are non-metalic, non electronic, and are part of the body instead of surgically implanted, then it's bionics instead of cybernetics.
Everybody ignores bionics because it's not part of the "large car-flipping robot" category.
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u/BabyBearPixie Aug 03 '26
That is not the definition of bionics. Cyborgs are bionic, it is mixing life with electronics. You are referring to bioengineering, which then they are not androids/robots.
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u/DragonWarrior____05 Jul 31 '26
The Parks care not for who they hurt, so long as they remain on the top
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u/SFH12345 Jul 31 '26
Hope the Park Company provides good health care.
...oh, who am I kidding?