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I remember fondly reading Ricky Ricotta’s Mighty Robot. It was made by the same guy who did Captain Underpants. I was huge space nut as a kid, and this book series helped satisfy that excitement. It featured a small mouse who would get a giant robot as a buddy and fight bad guys from various planets. Like mosquitoes from Mercy, Vultures from Venus, and so on. And the flip o rama’s are fun! Never thought I could see a book animated. I read up until Saturn, and I wondered when they make more. Turns out the author’s father was sick at the time, so the books were on hold. Surprised to see the book series are sorta still going on, albeit re-released in a new art style. It’s my nostalgia talking, but I prefer the old style. It felt so simple but cute. The new style is so…modern? Hard to say. One last thing to note, if the rumors goin around are true that a film adaptation is happening, you bet I’m gonna watch that shit!
Switch got into this mess himself. He thought he could do good with something that could prove something in Westopolis, only to make things worse in the long run. He is now banned in many retail businesses, so he had to find a way to make income, which meant being on the wrong side of the law. Not an easy pill to swallow.
What is the most pressing matter on your character's mind right now?
His pressing matter would be having to find a way to get himself back on his feet. He has never been into the life of crime before, and he doesn't have family members that can help him at the moment. Not to mention that a lot of people he knows is crooked other than his three buds. He's on his own on this one, and it's a lot on his shoulders.
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