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"God made this girl cry..." by Kenneth ´FireStarter´ Woo

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SciFi and Fantasy Art God made this girl cry... by Kenneth ´FireStarter´ Woo

General Mutant Termination G-Type Cyborg is the model name for this genocidal tool for the MGS (Mutant Genocide Society), but many operatives prefer to call it the 'God Made This Girl Cry' because of the sad history the subjects of this project has.

Consisting of young orphans picked of the streets of Tarrentine, they were psycho-conditioned to withstand the rigours of prolonged combat within the complex undercity. Many thought this was a good thing, to give the homeless of Tarrentine a way to feed themselves and become useful in a society that demands perfection. They we're promised their freedom, a pension and residence after 2 years of service.

But those two years never came. As they worked almost 23 hour shifts, high dosages of combat drugs were being pumped into these poor soldiers to keep them on their feet, fix their wounds and in optimum performance. Within months, their minds slowly took the toll of over dosage. Their memories started fading away and soon they lost their personality. Basic functions like speech and even the ability to smile soon withered away, leaving nothing more than a machine that only knew the things they had vigourously done daily for the past few months...

Even if the MGS released them after their service, these young adults would become useless out there. Without even the ability to conjure a thought, these GMTGC's wouldn't even be able to spend the pension they received! The project was ended immediately. But because of it's initial response, there were already at least a thousand GMTGCs on the field. The MGS could do nothing more than to utilise them until they eventually passed away.

ps: The main reason why they truly got their nicknames is because no matter what anyone tried to do, it seemed that the only emotion these GMTGCs could show was sorrow. It is unknown whether it is their terrible predicament that caused them to woe or merely the fatigue from the constant combat that caused this. But occasionally, a tear would trickle down their cheeks, as if for a brief moment they remembered who they were and knew they could never be themselves again.

Date	Name	Comment
2 Jun 2005	Arianne 'TeRRa' Sturtz	Loading... dude awsome! Did you do this with ball point pen...sorry if you said that at the beggining..cause i didnt read it >_I hope this gets a MODs choice cause the perspective is awsome and the fact that it looks like a pen is even more so! awsome stuff! Kenneth 'FireStarter' Woo replies: "Aww, you're too kind~ Thanks for the praise ^_^ ps: This wasn't done with a ball-point, but with a mechapencil~ And I admit, I think I got carried away at the description thingy, cos' I just had this story in my head and needed somewhere to kinda blurt it out. Sorry bout that, I'll fix it later~ "
2 Jun 2005	Patrick Nobbe	Loading... First comment Dance~ I love it! This is really cool! Kinda reminds me of predator or killzone or something like that. Very nice! keep up the good work! Kenneth 'FireStarter' Woo replies: "Yay! Thank you for the first comment!~ ^_^ "
4 Dec 2005	Grimm	Loading... That's so sad- take into account this is coming from the girl who is completely oblivious to other people's emotions. It's interesting how the person also looks more mechanical then human- a good visual representation of their own dehumanitizing (Probably not a word, but a good one, all the same). Drawn very well.
22 Aug 2006	Endurance	Loading... You definitely understand the image of mechanically-enhanced soldiers. First of all, the hunched foreward part (reminds me of MTG Phyrexian Hulk) demonstrated the unnatural weight load, and secondly you incorperate all the tubes and batteries and plugs-n-junk that make it more realistic and less anime-ish. Perfect work, I give it a seven billion out of five!

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'God made this girl cry...':

• Created by:

Kenneth ´FireStarter´ Woo
• Copyright: ©Kenneth ´FireStarter´ Woo. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Cyborg, Mgs, Tech
• Categories: Anime / Manga, Guns, Laser, Missiles, warfare, Techno, Cyber, Technological
• Techniques: Mechanical/Technical Pencils
• Submitted: 2005-05-10 18:43:30
• Views: 647
• Resolution: 707x822