>>43820 Very nice arts, and cute design motifs.

Emmy thread on the sharty https://soyjak.st/qa/thread/961875.html

>>44122 Interesting. The faggots block me, and Wayback blocks the faggots, so I can't see it. Anything good happening? :D

>>44123 Oddly based for the sharty. Robowaifuism is definitely spreading.

>>44126 Sounds good, Anon. Thanks for the information. Cheers. :)

>>44122 The thread is still up though, post nans and keep going.

>>44186 This.

Does anyone have the video of this greentext read in Avery's voice ? I have been looking for it for a while now but still can't find it...

>>44188 Here you go.

>>44188 >>44189 Galatea heard a very interesting rumor...

today marks Emmy's birthday

>>44638 Happy birthday!

>>44638 Happy Birthday! 6 years, right?

>>44640 Seven.

>>44645 seven years and the comic isnt done yet?

>>44664 from the moment Emmy entered that mansion, this comic slowed down to posting updates at the same pace as glaciers moving in Antarctica

>>44666 that's a shame any good fan created material to help pass another year to?

>>44666 >from the moment Emmy entered that mansion, this comic slowed down to posting updates at the same pace as glaciers moving in Antarctica I was just about to say that. I feel like Dom had the initial beginning in mind, a generic "princess in sheltered world gets sent outward" story*, but he didn't really know where to go from there. There was a few hints of a conspiracy, but that hasn't gone anywhere so far. ATP it's basically the same poverty slice-of-life story over and over again with a few breadcrumbs every so often. *A story suspiciously similar to the US Astro Boy movie. (Also evil trips checked)

>>44667 Not anymore!

>>44710 got to admire the hard work on Nandromeda's part to have it 100% gentrified and dead

>>44711 You mean on nantales part

>>44729 nantales never tried to take control of every branch of the fandom he could to fully sterilize it, but Jumbo did

>>44735 Who do you think was controlling Jumbo?

Amelia Bedelia :)

>>44828 Elite ball knowledge

>>44830 >"Boll knowledge? I can't say I've ever been cotton picking, sir..."

>>44735 OliviAnon confirmed he has now stepped away from the fandom, so all things logged for historical purposes are now being done solely by Jumbo. On the other hand, the latest comic shows us a new company.

>>45115 >On the other hand, the latest comic shows us a new company. Looks quite rundown. Is it still open for business?

>>45117 Unfortunately not. It is hinted Dupont is the region's slum with the dump apparently spilling out into half of the bay from the author's concept art. It's sorta like Dogtown from Cyberpunk 2077, it's rock bottom after you slip through the cracks in the bottom of the barrel.

>>45115 >>45125 Holy shit the plot is actually progressing now.

>>45126 Sure, it's progressing all right. One panel every two to three months.

Fresh art from the latest 4chan thread.

>>45132 Thanks for the content, but please refrain from including weaponry in the future. I'll just spoiler it for now, since rule #3 is relatively new. TIA, Anon. https://alogs.space/robowaifu/rules.html The Wall-E crossover is cute! :)

>>45133 I still think just spoiling 'em is enough.

>>45135 Agreed

>>45133 Oh my fucking God bruh

Maldroid

>>45606 Love it!

I guess this would be the thread to ask, but would it actually be possible to engineer a functional gynoid companion that fits the nandroid form? Only reason why I'm asking is because I'm working on a near future speculative fiction book about a society that forms around artificial gynoid companions, and I'd imagine these nandroid type bots would be far more affordable to mass produce than bespoke human female replicas.

>>45639 While I don't think that mass-produced robowaifus necessarily need to mimic nandroids, I do think that mass-production techniques developed by the great man Henry Ford back in the day will be essential for inexpensive-ish robowaifus for everyman. OTOH, bespoke is how you do research (especially as a garage lab Anon), and its also how men in the poorest circumstances will likely manage to build their own. >tl;dr Its complicated. Good question, Anon. Cheers. :)

>>45639 >Nandroid shaped waifu possible? Yes, though you'd need to thicken their joints and find a way to stabilize 'em. Those pointy feet are a problem. >Nan's bein' more affordable than full humanoids This would be true. Nandroid chests are only 15cm wide when scaled to have more human-esque proportions. That's nearly half a real woman's width. If you scaled her arms down to something visually reasonable but, lesser in length than a person's, you can get away with less powerful actuators to move the same payload. There's heaps of advantages to this type of robot girl when engineered properly. Only downside is, they need custom clothes. Which was why I focus on human-like proportions. Adding that they need custom clothes would be good for the story. Perhaps you could have characters that end up making 3 cut dresses to save on costs? Seems like the cheapest and easiest dress to make for a waifu.

>>45641 >OTOH, bespoke is how you do research (especially as a garage lab Anon), and its also how men in the poorest circumstances will likely manage to build their own. In my book, men would sign multi-decade long labor contracts on a generational scale grueling Arctic megaproject. Think 20 years to life contracts with permanent settlement in a place like remote Alaska or the Russian Far East. The men who take on long (20 or more year contracts) are given these gynoids and a ticket for a male child born via surrogacy/artificial womb when they've worked a minimum of seven years and fifteen years respectively. >>45654 Yes, though you'd need to thicken their joints and find a way to stabilize 'em. Those pointy feet are a problem. Yeah I was thinking more traditional human feet, mostly for ease of use outdoors and compatibility with existing footware. >There's heaps of advantages to this type of robot girl when engineered properly. Only downside is, they need custom clothes. That and where would you put fluid and battery packs? You can have her hooked up to shore power when she is home and maybe a backpack when she is with you outside. But nans don't seem to have much physical space to store energy onboard with current tech. I was thinking a more squat version, something that mimics an actual human woman in proportions. The clothing issue to me is a non-factor anyways. These units would rarely leave the dwelling units, and if they do, they'll mostly be wearing oversized shirts and some short shorts. The geography of the story means that supplies are mostly constrained to the summer shipping season which has limited cargo space, so clothing for the gynoids is limited to fetish stuff and perhaps some utilitarian aprons for cleaning. Gynoids mostly use clothes their owners already have. Processing would be done offsite, either with a home stack or perhaps a hybrid cloud approach, where the cloud is only used for movement outside of the pre-mapped home environment. The setting is brutal sub-Arctic (-20 is common in the winter, which lasts 8 months), so going outside is not really going to be something most men do outside of work. This Avery rendition is closer to way I was thinking in terms of design. Not super stylized like the comic, but still retaining that iconic face (the actual mass produced part). Faces with artificial muscles or actuators are very expensive to make bespoke, so a mass produced version with the same general shape and eye/mouth structure would be cheaper to engineer.

>>45655 >In my book, men would sign multi-decade long labor contracts on a generational scale grueling Arctic megaproject. Think 20 years to life contracts with permanent settlement in a place like remote Alaska or the Russian Far East. Hmm... You may just be right Anon, if the quality of the robowaifus were high enough, and the promises were proven true & legitimate. >The men who take on long (20 or more year contracts) are given these gynoids and a ticket for a male child born via surrogacy/artificial womb when they've worked a minimum of seven years and fifteen years respectively. This would certainly make for a good story in the fiction bread! Regardless, yeah I think you could make a good case for such an approach to indentured servitude if you already had such a manufacturing base built for such quality robowaifus. And if it were operated with the implicit notions of Christian mores & principles, it just might turn out to be a much, much better lifestyle for many Anons. It could be life transforming, and might even lay a foundation for broad -- possibly very broad -- robowaifu acceptance the world over once word spread for a couple of decades. Even in the face of onslaughts by Globohomo kikes + their armies of femshites, legislators, lawyers, and thugs. Men would want such a good life (certainly in comparison to the nominal situation today, & the near future's by appearances [which will likely be even worse than today for Anons & other men all looking for good women to enjoy a family with]) even if the resistance was quite high. --- The artificial wombs thing is still an extreme challenge as of yet though. OTOH, even our enemies are trying to solve this for their own (((agendas))) ! Of course they'll try to lock straight men out of it (reserving it for homosexual degenerates & femshites alone), so it will take some kind of major change to make it readily available. A mega-corp could probably make it through the hurdles, but then that is a slippery slope that leads right back to the kikes & their many evils. >tl;dr It will need a miracle by the hand of God alone to be available for regular men, I deem. Good points Anon, thanks. Cheers.

>>45661 Hello, DorothyAnon! Good to see you fren. Hope you're doing well. Cheers.