This randomly came into my head first thing in the morning, apropos of nothing.
Which I’ve no idea what that crossover entails
A giant robot car piloted by a forsaken child powers the city?
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I dont remember the robotcar mexh being used for anything but fighting monsters. It doesnt power the city
Omelas is a utopian city from a short story that’s powered by the suffering of a forsaken child
I cant find anything about that online, i assumed you were talking about MEGAS XLR, the 2004 cartoon with the car mech where they for sure just fight robots. No city powering.
Okay on the third reread i figured out what youre talking about. A theoretical crossover between megas xlr and the le guin story. Nvm continue schizo posting o7
You know that regular people can have weird thoughts first thing in the morning, right?
It’s caused by a thing called being sleepy and not eating yet
You dont need to be literally schizophrenic to schizo post, this was a schizo post.
Ah then fair
Drugs are fucking rad man!
Fully sober
Shower dissociation? Wtf is this?
Megas XLR is a children’s animated TV series from the mid 2000s about a guy from New Jersey who finds a broken giant mecha and fixes it, and “improves” it by replacing the head with a Car and the control scheme with a Xbox Controller (for weapons and fighting and flight) and Steering Wheel (for navigation.)
The Ones Who Walked Away from Omelas is a serious sci-fi short story by Ursula K le Guin, about a utopian city named Omelas and those who walked away from it after they learned of the dark secret that keeps it utopian
<the dark secret>
it’s powered by the suffering of a forsaken child
I understood none of that.
