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| − | . | + | Robo-dog was a simple robotic action toy. It's programming logic circuitry was fused into a "smart" program-enhanced military weapon. The fused mechanics would become one of Ms. Elli's closet and most loyal robot friends. |
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| + | When initially integrated into the mechanical shell and circuits of what would become [[Arthur]], the canine logic built in the robotic toy overwhelmed much of the existing militaristic programming. Ms. Ellie made adjustments to suppress that violent logic but also tone down the simplistic behavior patterns that constituted a basic robotic toy dog. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:04, 20 September 2026
History. PowersThe emotional friendship and behavior of a typical domesticated dog. ObservationsWhen initially integrated into the mechanical shell and circuits of what would become Arthur, the canine logic built in the robotic toy overwhelmed much of the existing militaristic programming. Ms. Ellie made adjustments to suppress that violent logic but also tone down the simplistic behavior patterns that constituted a basic robotic toy dog.
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