The question remains: How does the human inside breathe, and more importantly, eat and expel solid waste/urine? Same question as with the Spitfire one.

I can understand how, in the Spitfire one, the black nanosuit or whatever it is numbs and paralyzes all of the biological body parts except for major muscles, because the body acts as the skeletal system and framework for the robotic suit. Any signals that the brain would send to the eyes and mouth are instead routed to the robotic organs instead. Likewise with the ears. The real ears might hear some muffled sounds, but the robotic ears pick up much more detail.

I’m not at all a fan of the personality rewriting, and I could not care less about the flight aspects or the transgender aspect of the transformation (more like putting on a sophisticated suit than an actual biological transformation), but I’m really interested in the technological application of a robotic suit you can wear that changes your appearance and voice. I don’t want to admit it publicly, but the concept behind the Spitfire sequence (only two pages) was more interesting to me than this Rainbow Dash one. Again, could not care less about the brainwashing or TG stuff, and the flight ability is nice, but unnecessary. Imagine robotic suits like >>2141490 but of other species, like canines or felines. I don’t want to reveal this interest as being connected to my primary account. But it exists. I hide it because of the questionable aspects of these illustrations.

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Gonna have to wait for Daf to reopen commissions first.

How about Twilight as an F-15 Eagle?