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CyberCorn Entropic

Future Shock
Future Shock by @Roadstripe (CyberCorn Entropic)

The striped skunk Justin StinCoy didn't expect to come face-to-face with his future self, the time-traveling cybernetic unicorn CyberCorn Entropic. It unnerved him.

Two of my avatars stare each other in the eyes or optics.

Characters and art © 2009 Marvin E. Fuller

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Posted: Sunday, 01 February, 2009 @ 10:23 PM
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I've always wondered if there was a visual form of CyberCorn. Now I'm curious how the rest of him looks. Nice contrast between the characters here. Justin looks sufficiently unnerved here.

Posted: Monday, 02 February, 2009 @ 01:10 AM
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Thank you for your comment.

I've made a few concept images of CyberCorn Entropic in the past, but he's still in development. It doesn't help that making a transforming robot from scratch is daunting.

Side 7's recent update inspired this picture. It seemed several people had avatar pictures but me. While I could have adapted a picture I already had of Justin StinCoy, I realized that said nothing about my CyberCorn Entropic avatar.

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