Robogirl - Revision history

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Saving Charlie */ 36, 38

2015-11-09T22:06:46Z

Saving Charlie: 36, 38

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:06, 9 November 2015
(No difference)

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Saving Charlie */ 36, 38

2015-11-09T22:06:46Z

Saving Charlie: 36, 38

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:06, 9 November 2015
Line 49:		Line 49:

	Hiro begins to tell Charlie that when Robogirl was first reprogrammed so she could feel, she didn't think she was a [[hero]]. Charlie interrupts him, demanding a kiss. (Chapter 26)		Hiro begins to tell Charlie that when Robogirl was first reprogrammed so she could feel, she didn't think she was a [[hero]]. Charlie interrupts him, demanding a kiss. (Chapter 26)

			[[Hiro]] compares [[Charlie]]'s checkup at the doctor, to Robogirl's "routine scheduled maintenance". He explains that once a month Robogirl visits The Mechanic, a mysterious old Japanese guy who can fix any kind of machine or computer or motor that's broken. In fact, The Mechanic is the only person who is able to repair Robogirl, and is her only friend. Charlie doesn't appreciate the comparison. (Chapter 36)

			[[PJ]] says that his ex-girlfriend acted like he was secretly developing the Kuma River Zombie Virus in his basement lab. [[Hiro]] recognizes this as a ''Robogirl'' reference. (Chapter 38)

	==Abilities==		==Abilities==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Saving Charlie */ 26

2015-10-12T23:15:19Z

Saving Charlie: 26

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:15, 12 October 2015
Line 47:		Line 47:

	[[Hiro]] says he sometimes feels like Sakurazawa, a kidnapper who tried to blackmail Robogirl in Issue #94. Sakurazawa broke her heart, but since he wasn't a target, she lobotomized him instead. Sakurazawa spent the rest of his life in a psych ward, wandering and stumbling in little circles. (Chapter 25)		[[Hiro]] says he sometimes feels like Sakurazawa, a kidnapper who tried to blackmail Robogirl in Issue #94. Sakurazawa broke her heart, but since he wasn't a target, she lobotomized him instead. Sakurazawa spent the rest of his life in a psych ward, wandering and stumbling in little circles. (Chapter 25)

			Hiro begins to tell Charlie that when Robogirl was first reprogrammed so she could feel, she didn't think she was a [[hero]]. Charlie interrupts him, demanding a kiss. (Chapter 26)

	==Abilities==		==Abilities==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: sp, trephine

2015-10-12T22:47:53Z

sp, trephine

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:47, 12 October 2015
Line 44:		Line 44:
	[[Charlie]] shows [[Hiro]] the only [[photo]] she has of her father and her together. Hiro says, "Just like Robogirl." He explains that the only connection Robogirl has to her past is a picture of a man holding a little red-haired girl. She thinks it's her father, but she doesn't know for sure. (Chapter 16)		[[Charlie]] shows [[Hiro]] the only [[photo]] she has of her father and her together. Hiro says, "Just like Robogirl." He explains that the only connection Robogirl has to her past is a picture of a man holding a little red-haired girl. She thinks it's her father, but she doesn't know for sure. (Chapter 16)

	The comic-book store at [[Music City Mall]] receives copies of ''Robogirl'' #215 in [[June 2006]] (even though Hiro already read it a couple weeks before he left for America). [[PJ]], who is especially taken with the story line, shows a copy of the comic to [[Hiro]]. The comic tells the story of Robogirl, who thinks she has finally found true love, but it turns out to be a double cross. When she discovers the deception, she gets the guy back by turning her hand into a metal probe and jamming it into an electrical outlet as she kisses him good-bye. A current of 50,000 volts courses from her lips to his, "instantly frying what little ~~hear~~ he actually had." PJ decides that the moral of the story is that you can't lie to women. Hiro buys the comic, grateful for the lesson. (Chapter 18)		The comic-book store at [[Music City Mall]] receives copies of ''Robogirl'' #215 in [[June 2006]] (even though Hiro already read it a couple weeks before he left for America). [[PJ]], who is especially taken with the story line, shows a copy of the comic to [[Hiro]]. The comic tells the story of Robogirl, who thinks she has finally found true love, but it turns out to be a double cross. When she discovers the deception, she gets the guy back by turning her hand into a metal probe and jamming it into an electrical outlet as she kisses him good-bye. A current of 50,000 volts courses from her lips to his, "instantly frying what little heart he actually had." PJ decides that the moral of the story is that you can't lie to women. Hiro buys the comic, grateful for the lesson. (Chapter 18)

	[[Hiro]] says he sometimes feels like Sakurazawa, a kidnapper who tried to blackmail Robogirl in Issue #94. Sakurazawa broke her heart, but since he wasn't a target, she lobotomized him instead. ~~Sakazura~~ spent the rest of his life in a psych ward, wandering and stumbling in little circles. (Chapter 25)		[[Hiro]] says he sometimes feels like Sakurazawa, a kidnapper who tried to blackmail Robogirl in Issue #94. Sakurazawa broke her heart, but since he wasn't a target, she lobotomized him instead. Sakurazawa spent the rest of his life in a psych ward, wandering and stumbling in little circles. (Chapter 25)

	==Abilities==		==Abilities==
	Robogirl is an exceptionally skilled assassin. As an android, she has robotic hands that could morph into any weapon in the world (Chapter 8). She has demonstrated the ability to turn her hands into spiked clubs (Chapter 2), Ginsu-sharp razors (Chapter 13), ~~and~~ a metal probe (Chapter 18).		Robogirl is an exceptionally skilled assassin. As an android, she has robotic hands that could morph into any weapon in the world (Chapter 8). She has demonstrated the ability to turn her hands into spiked clubs (Chapter 2), Ginsu-sharp razors (Chapter 13), a metal probe (Chapter 18), and a trephine or surgical blade (Chapter 25).

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: Sakurazawa

2015-10-12T22:38:14Z

Sakurazawa

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:38, 12 October 2015
Line 16:		Line 16:
	\| residence = <!--Physical building where character lives; will link to existing articles. -->		\| residence = <!--Physical building where character lives; will link to existing articles. -->
	\| occupation =		\| occupation =
	\| significant other =		\| significant other = Sakurazawa
	\| marriage =		\| marriage =
	\| parent =		\| parent =

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Saving Charlie */ 25

2015-10-12T22:37:22Z

Saving Charlie: 25

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:37, 12 October 2015
Line 45:		Line 45:

	The comic-book store at [[Music City Mall]] receives copies of ''Robogirl'' #215 in [[June 2006]] (even though Hiro already read it a couple weeks before he left for America). [[PJ]], who is especially taken with the story line, shows a copy of the comic to [[Hiro]]. The comic tells the story of Robogirl, who thinks she has finally found true love, but it turns out to be a double cross. When she discovers the deception, she gets the guy back by turning her hand into a metal probe and jamming it into an electrical outlet as she kisses him good-bye. A current of 50,000 volts courses from her lips to his, "instantly frying what little hear he actually had." PJ decides that the moral of the story is that you can't lie to women. Hiro buys the comic, grateful for the lesson. (Chapter 18)		The comic-book store at [[Music City Mall]] receives copies of ''Robogirl'' #215 in [[June 2006]] (even though Hiro already read it a couple weeks before he left for America). [[PJ]], who is especially taken with the story line, shows a copy of the comic to [[Hiro]]. The comic tells the story of Robogirl, who thinks she has finally found true love, but it turns out to be a double cross. When she discovers the deception, she gets the guy back by turning her hand into a metal probe and jamming it into an electrical outlet as she kisses him good-bye. A current of 50,000 volts courses from her lips to his, "instantly frying what little hear he actually had." PJ decides that the moral of the story is that you can't lie to women. Hiro buys the comic, grateful for the lesson. (Chapter 18)

			[[Hiro]] says he sometimes feels like Sakurazawa, a kidnapper who tried to blackmail Robogirl in Issue #94. Sakurazawa broke her heart, but since he wasn't a target, she lobotomized him instead. Sakazura spent the rest of his life in a psych ward, wandering and stumbling in little circles. (Chapter 25)

	==Abilities==		==Abilities==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Saving Charlie */ fix link

2015-09-18T19:48:58Z

Saving Charlie: fix link

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:48, 18 September 2015
Line 44:		Line 44:
	[[Charlie]] shows [[Hiro]] the only [[photo]] she has of her father and her together. Hiro says, "Just like Robogirl." He explains that the only connection Robogirl has to her past is a picture of a man holding a little red-haired girl. She thinks it's her father, but she doesn't know for sure. (Chapter 16)		[[Charlie]] shows [[Hiro]] the only [[photo]] she has of her father and her together. Hiro says, "Just like Robogirl." He explains that the only connection Robogirl has to her past is a picture of a man holding a little red-haired girl. She thinks it's her father, but she doesn't know for sure. (Chapter 16)

	The comic-book store at [[Music City Mall]] receives copies of ''Robogirl'' #215 in [[June ~~2015~~]] (even though Hiro already read it a couple weeks before he left for America). [[PJ]], who is especially taken with the story line, shows a copy of the comic to [[Hiro]]. The comic tells the story of Robogirl, who thinks she has finally found true love, but it turns out to be a double cross. When she discovers the deception, she gets the guy back by turning her hand into a metal probe and jamming it into an electrical outlet as she kisses him good-bye. A current of 50,000 volts courses from her lips to his, "instantly frying what little hear he actually had." PJ decides that the moral of the story is that you can't lie to women. Hiro buys the comic, grateful for the lesson. (Chapter 18)		The comic-book store at [[Music City Mall]] receives copies of ''Robogirl'' #215 in [[June 2006]] (even though Hiro already read it a couple weeks before he left for America). [[PJ]], who is especially taken with the story line, shows a copy of the comic to [[Hiro]]. The comic tells the story of Robogirl, who thinks she has finally found true love, but it turns out to be a double cross. When she discovers the deception, she gets the guy back by turning her hand into a metal probe and jamming it into an electrical outlet as she kisses him good-bye. A current of 50,000 volts courses from her lips to his, "instantly frying what little hear he actually had." PJ decides that the moral of the story is that you can't lie to women. Hiro buys the comic, grateful for the lesson. (Chapter 18)

	==Abilities==		==Abilities==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Saving Charlie */ detail

2015-09-18T19:46:57Z

Saving Charlie: detail

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:46, 18 September 2015
Line 44:		Line 44:
	[[Charlie]] shows [[Hiro]] the only [[photo]] she has of her father and her together. Hiro says, "Just like Robogirl." He explains that the only connection Robogirl has to her past is a picture of a man holding a little red-haired girl. She thinks it's her father, but she doesn't know for sure. (Chapter 16)		[[Charlie]] shows [[Hiro]] the only [[photo]] she has of her father and her together. Hiro says, "Just like Robogirl." He explains that the only connection Robogirl has to her past is a picture of a man holding a little red-haired girl. She thinks it's her father, but she doesn't know for sure. (Chapter 16)

	The comic-book store at [[Music City Mall]] receives copies of ''Robogirl'' #215 in [[June 2015]] (even though Hiro already read it a couple weeks before he left for America). [[PJ]], who is especially taken with the story line, shows a copy of the comic to [[Hiro]]. The comic tells the story of Robogirl, who thinks she has finally found true love, but it turns out to be a double cross. When she discovers the deception, she gets the guy back by turning her hand into a metal probe and jamming it into an electrical outlet as she kisses him good-bye. ~~The~~ current courses from her lips to his, "instantly frying what little hear he actually had." PJ decides that the moral of the story is that you can't lie to women. Hiro buys the comic, grateful for the lesson. (Chapter 18)		The comic-book store at [[Music City Mall]] receives copies of ''Robogirl'' #215 in [[June 2015]] (even though Hiro already read it a couple weeks before he left for America). [[PJ]], who is especially taken with the story line, shows a copy of the comic to [[Hiro]]. The comic tells the story of Robogirl, who thinks she has finally found true love, but it turns out to be a double cross. When she discovers the deception, she gets the guy back by turning her hand into a metal probe and jamming it into an electrical outlet as she kisses him good-bye. A current of 50,000 volts courses from her lips to his, "instantly frying what little hear he actually had." PJ decides that the moral of the story is that you can't lie to women. Hiro buys the comic, grateful for the lesson. (Chapter 18)

	==Abilities==		==Abilities==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Trivia */ 215

2015-09-18T19:46:10Z

Trivia: 215

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:46, 18 September 2015
Line 52:		Line 52:
	* According to ''[[Saving Charlie]]'', ''Robogirl'' is Hiro's "all-time number one favorite manga". (Chapter 2)		* According to ''[[Saving Charlie]]'', ''Robogirl'' is Hiro's "all-time number one favorite manga". (Chapter 2)
	* Robogirl apparently has a nice set of breasts. (Chapter 8)		* Robogirl apparently has a nice set of breasts. (Chapter 8)
			* The issue number of the ''Robogirl'' comic that helps Hiro realize he shouldn't like to Charlie, is the same as the house number of [[Isaac's loft]]: #215.

	{{characternav\|season=book\|type=Saving Charlie}}		{{characternav\|season=book\|type=Saving Charlie}}

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* Abilities */ metal probe

2015-09-18T19:42:21Z

Abilities: metal probe

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:42, 18 September 2015
Line 47:		Line 47:

	==Abilities==		==Abilities==
	Robogirl is an exceptionally skilled assassin. As an android, she has robotic hands that could morph into any weapon in the world (Chapter 8). She has demonstrated the ability to turn her hands into spiked clubs (Chapter 2) ~~and into~~ Ginsu-sharp razors (Chapter 13).		Robogirl is an exceptionally skilled assassin. As an android, she has robotic hands that could morph into any weapon in the world (Chapter 8). She has demonstrated the ability to turn her hands into spiked clubs (Chapter 2), Ginsu-sharp razors (Chapter 13), and a metal probe (Chapter 18).

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==