~Wrack'n'Ruin~

Eww.

Wizard World Magazine

No, people should be allowed to criticize. I know that Omicron isn't going about the best way, but...

But your idea is terrible. =(

You've got that the wrong way around. Everyone praises Greg. and Everyone still loves FF7. It's not needless either. Criticism is the spice of the creative mind.

God, these serials are like All Hail Megatron levels of suck.

No doof, I'm showing how you can use human concepts and still keep the mystery. =P

In the far future, an ancient computer system called HerO lies abandoned in the midst of a massive complex of destroyed buildings that are slowly being reclaimed by the jungle. This peace was broken during a freak lightning strike that reactivated the computer system in a damaging flash. Due to this shock, the system spat from its' databanks several rogue pieces of code that coalesced into malevolent AIs. These programs infiltrated the long-deactivated sets of manufacturing equipment, building themselves new robot bodies. The arrogant AIs believed HerO to be no threat, and they abandoned their room of creation to explore the ruins for anything they could use to escape. However, HerO was not as useless as they thought. After his backup disks had run their course, HerO set about countering fixing the "errors" by capturing and repairing the AIs. To do this, HerO searched through every databank, finally locating a USB device that contained the PDF document of an ancient comic book from aeons in the past. HerO was overjoyed; here where heroes that could apprehend his foes! The naive but dutiful computer system set to work, creating larger-than-life personalities from his own code and powerful robotic bodies for them to inhabit! This new team of robotic heroes woke up on the factory floor, each convinced they were the real deal, and utterly focused on righting wrongs. But deep in this mysterious future, where no man walks or beast treads, what awaits the good and evil denizens of the Hero Factory?

I think I'm gonna wait until we get better pics before I take those names seriously.

This movie was utterly brilliant. Those who complain about the plot should go and jump in a lake, this movie takes a familiar concept and does it really well with a massive sci-fi twist.

Pffft./ There's nothing there.

I'd rather a quick half-year wrap-up then a year of doing nothing.

Wait, seriously guys? That movie script was a pile of utter trash and non-plot.

Yeah, that's what I thought. Caboose from BZP was like "OMG is this the replacement?!" and I was like "you so silly".

Um.

Guess I'll go buy some Halo Megabloks now.

You know that blue guy from the Muppets with the face? Yeah/

Not to be rude, but isn't that what they'd want to imply to sell more toys? I don't think that saying "oh, the line's boned anyway" would be good for business.

Well, I guess that's that.

Ahahahahah oh god what was up with that last page Super Makutaaaaa

GOD DAMN IT GREG STOP SABOTAGING MY LOVE

I think it depends on the product itself, not on the type of product it is.

The Glatorian will just have Australian accents.

It doesn't really look too much like a Vorox.

Proves that we don't know.