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What's Junk? (The Mech Touch)

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lost star said:
Basically the mech designs combined wrestling and luchador history into some sort of story-driven mech battles. The designs alone were absolutely spectacular visually. They weren't actually that practical mind you, but that wasn't the point. Bolt found himself liking it, and Lilly loved it. They both loved it enough to contact the organizers and speak with them briefly.

A bit of back and forth, and all of the sudden both Bolt and Lilly had VIP access in exchange for a few favors and being involved in one of their plotlines. It was just a bit hilarious really, which was a welcome change from the irritation of their latest problems. Lilly didn't even mind she didn't get to pilot!
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I'm just thinking about all those poor spies and killers, chasing them through World Wide Meching, while a bunch of friendly mercs wander off with their plot.


Sad.

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lost star said:
Basically the mech designs combined wrestling and luchador history into some sort of story-driven mech battles. The designs alone were absolutely spectacular visually. They weren't actually that practical mind you, but that wasn't the point. Bolt found himself liking it, and Lilly loved it. They both loved it enough to contact the organizers and speak with them briefly.
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I keep thinking "Mecha ¡Mucha Lucha!" but then I keep getting side tracked on how they'd manage to pull off The Pulverizing Pinball. ... which depends entirely on how easy it is to make the pilot cockpit a launchable gyroscope stabilized ball.
... Granted there's far easier 'signature moves' from the show than Rikochet's ... Actually looking the show back up, Beuna Girl's signature move is literally turning into a bulldozer.
 
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