HK-36
The Iron Lord Protector (Neutral Good)
Intent: To provide description of non-military goods manufactured by ARGH in one package in order to not spam the Factory.
Development Thread: Steel King (The prototypes of these projects are described and presented to Levantine Sanctum)
Manufacturer: Abregado-Rae Guild of Hammers
Image: Taken from DeviantArt, picture of Build-A-Bear Workshop taken by artist MetalGriffen69 (Link Here)
Model: Tickle-Me-[Insert Name Here] Workshops
Affiliation: Barony of Abregado-Rae, ARGH, Omega Protectorate, Levantine Sanctum
Modularity: Interior of the shops can be re-decorated depending on the needs.
Production: Mass-produced
Material: Multitude of textile materials for toy manufacturing, silicon electronic components, and some durasteel for pre-fabricated structure.
Description: One trend the droid HK-36 noticed when observing the Galactic markets was the trend of Tickle-Me toys based off of prominent figures. Like all those Jedi of current times and that Ithorian he tried to blew up during the Mask of Madness incident. Either way, he decided to cash in on the profits, and he knew just why. Of course, everyone would love a toy like that based on themselves, or somebody they know, novelty value in such gifts was something the droid recognized. But how could he make enough toys like that to satisfy everyone's needs? Well it was either hacking the holo-net in order to start gathering their private information in order to make such toys properly, or profit by giving them the means to craft such toys themselves. HK went with the non-information stealing way.
And so, the project Tickle-Me-[Insert Name Here] began. All it involved was creating pre-fabricated shops with the necessary textile and programming manufacturing equipment to create such novelty items, and then making the process as simple and stream-lined as possible in order to make it accessible to the public at large. Accessibility was the biggest concern in all of this. As such, these pre-fabricated shops comes with all the equipment necessary, as well as decorative articles in other to customize their aesthetics as necessary.
First, the client would use the programming consoles in order to determine what the toy would say when tickled and how it would move. These came in ready pre-sets, but always offered the option for client to record or program their own custom saying or movements. After that came the fun part, making the toy itself at the textile station. The programming would be uploaded to the toy's simple droid brain that controlled its mechanisms and the client would get to customized its looks with the help of skilled craftsmen, mostly tailors, who worked in these shops. As a result, the client would be able to make the toy looked any way they wanted and say what they wanted, offering a huge range of customization and possibilities that allowed for one to make their own Tickle-Me toy.
When HK presented this prototype to Levantines, one of his first clients besides the Protectorate, he has shown them a Tickle-Me-HK crafted through the means of this system. The toy looked just like the droid, plush with grey material, a white plush lightsaber in his right hand and soft grey cloak flapping off of his back. Tickle-Me-HK has shown to have at least two sayings programmed in, "Tee. Hee. I dreamed a dream in time gone by. When hope was high, and life worth living. I dreamed my friends would never die, I dreamed the Force would be forgiving. But the Vornskr come at night." and "Tee. Hee. A secret to perfect Wookiee-ookiee recipe is fresh flour, dried organic mojo-fruit, and love." but there were many more most likely programmed into the toy.
He has also presented them with a Tickle-Me-Daux toy, made in the image of young Kida Ravos the droid meet on Endor, when she was living in the company of Daux cats. That toy had seemingly only one saying programmed in, "Tee-hee! Rawr!" although that was due to the young girl being a mute when the droid met her.
Model: Plush toys from the series My Little Ropo: Fluffness Is Magic, But Good Kind Of Magic, Not Sith Sorcery Magic
Affiliation: Barony of Abregado-Rae, ARGH, Omega Protectorate, Levantine Sanctum
Modularity: Many combinations of colors and accessories available, although most common are the six depicted in picture above.
Production: Mass-produced
Material: Textile materials including fluff
Description: My Little Ropo: Fluffness Is Magic, But Good Kind Of Magic, Not Sith Sorcery Magic, is an award-winning educational show aimed for younger audiences airing on the Abregado-Rae Holo-Vision Network throughout the planet, Omega Protectorate, and some parts of the Galaxy. When the Network went through a bit of reformation during the beginning of HK's regime, it only concerned the entertainment shows, however, news programmings were left the same, they were trying to come up with a new fresh idea for a show for young viewers. HK, a lover of Ropos ever since he has met the creatures in the depths of Hoth and brought them to Protectorate territory, has suggested the creatures as stars of the show and the idea stuck.
And that is how My Little Ropo was born, a show centered about the six main Ropo protagonists, Dusk Fluffington, Mojojam, Prism Wobble, Rouge Cake, Cuddlyantisocial, and Luxury, and their adventures in the land of Ropotriem, interactions with other Ropos, such as Queen Starry, and protecting their homes from occasional threats, like Darth Fluffnrskr or Ropo 212.
The Holo-show became highly popular on Abregado-Rae and Protectorate territory, creating a demand for toys HK was more than happy to fulfill and profit. There was something about these creatures that brought joy to children, he has even started handing them out as political gifts of goodwill, for example to Judah Dashiell as a present for his new-born baby squid. Seeing the toys, Levantine Sanctum has agreed for them to be sold in their territory, opening up a foreign market to ARGH who took upon themselves manufacturing of these products.
Surprisingly enough to the droid and head committees of ARGH and ARHVN, the toys and show became highly popular in some obscure cults of Dark-Siders hiding in Protectorate territories. The Cult called themselves the Bropos and sworn to raid facilities manufacturing such toys in order to steal all of the products for themselves. So far the threats were empty words, but they will be, most likely, something HK will have to deal with sooner or later.
Development Thread: Steel King (The prototypes of these projects are described and presented to Levantine Sanctum)
Manufacturer: Abregado-Rae Guild of Hammers
Model: Tickle-Me-[Insert Name Here] Workshops
Affiliation: Barony of Abregado-Rae, ARGH, Omega Protectorate, Levantine Sanctum
Modularity: Interior of the shops can be re-decorated depending on the needs.
Production: Mass-produced
Material: Multitude of textile materials for toy manufacturing, silicon electronic components, and some durasteel for pre-fabricated structure.
Description: One trend the droid HK-36 noticed when observing the Galactic markets was the trend of Tickle-Me toys based off of prominent figures. Like all those Jedi of current times and that Ithorian he tried to blew up during the Mask of Madness incident. Either way, he decided to cash in on the profits, and he knew just why. Of course, everyone would love a toy like that based on themselves, or somebody they know, novelty value in such gifts was something the droid recognized. But how could he make enough toys like that to satisfy everyone's needs? Well it was either hacking the holo-net in order to start gathering their private information in order to make such toys properly, or profit by giving them the means to craft such toys themselves. HK went with the non-information stealing way.
And so, the project Tickle-Me-[Insert Name Here] began. All it involved was creating pre-fabricated shops with the necessary textile and programming manufacturing equipment to create such novelty items, and then making the process as simple and stream-lined as possible in order to make it accessible to the public at large. Accessibility was the biggest concern in all of this. As such, these pre-fabricated shops comes with all the equipment necessary, as well as decorative articles in other to customize their aesthetics as necessary.
First, the client would use the programming consoles in order to determine what the toy would say when tickled and how it would move. These came in ready pre-sets, but always offered the option for client to record or program their own custom saying or movements. After that came the fun part, making the toy itself at the textile station. The programming would be uploaded to the toy's simple droid brain that controlled its mechanisms and the client would get to customized its looks with the help of skilled craftsmen, mostly tailors, who worked in these shops. As a result, the client would be able to make the toy looked any way they wanted and say what they wanted, offering a huge range of customization and possibilities that allowed for one to make their own Tickle-Me toy.
When HK presented this prototype to Levantines, one of his first clients besides the Protectorate, he has shown them a Tickle-Me-HK crafted through the means of this system. The toy looked just like the droid, plush with grey material, a white plush lightsaber in his right hand and soft grey cloak flapping off of his back. Tickle-Me-HK has shown to have at least two sayings programmed in, "Tee. Hee. I dreamed a dream in time gone by. When hope was high, and life worth living. I dreamed my friends would never die, I dreamed the Force would be forgiving. But the Vornskr come at night." and "Tee. Hee. A secret to perfect Wookiee-ookiee recipe is fresh flour, dried organic mojo-fruit, and love." but there were many more most likely programmed into the toy.
He has also presented them with a Tickle-Me-Daux toy, made in the image of young Kida Ravos the droid meet on Endor, when she was living in the company of Daux cats. That toy had seemingly only one saying programmed in, "Tee-hee! Rawr!" although that was due to the young girl being a mute when the droid met her.
Image: Taken from DeviantArt, a piece called "My Little Poro- Biscuits are Magic" by artist Elixean (Link here)Model: Plush toys from the series My Little Ropo: Fluffness Is Magic, But Good Kind Of Magic, Not Sith Sorcery Magic
Affiliation: Barony of Abregado-Rae, ARGH, Omega Protectorate, Levantine Sanctum
Modularity: Many combinations of colors and accessories available, although most common are the six depicted in picture above.
Production: Mass-produced
Material: Textile materials including fluff
Description: My Little Ropo: Fluffness Is Magic, But Good Kind Of Magic, Not Sith Sorcery Magic, is an award-winning educational show aimed for younger audiences airing on the Abregado-Rae Holo-Vision Network throughout the planet, Omega Protectorate, and some parts of the Galaxy. When the Network went through a bit of reformation during the beginning of HK's regime, it only concerned the entertainment shows, however, news programmings were left the same, they were trying to come up with a new fresh idea for a show for young viewers. HK, a lover of Ropos ever since he has met the creatures in the depths of Hoth and brought them to Protectorate territory, has suggested the creatures as stars of the show and the idea stuck.
And that is how My Little Ropo was born, a show centered about the six main Ropo protagonists, Dusk Fluffington, Mojojam, Prism Wobble, Rouge Cake, Cuddlyantisocial, and Luxury, and their adventures in the land of Ropotriem, interactions with other Ropos, such as Queen Starry, and protecting their homes from occasional threats, like Darth Fluffnrskr or Ropo 212.
The Holo-show became highly popular on Abregado-Rae and Protectorate territory, creating a demand for toys HK was more than happy to fulfill and profit. There was something about these creatures that brought joy to children, he has even started handing them out as political gifts of goodwill, for example to Judah Dashiell as a present for his new-born baby squid. Seeing the toys, Levantine Sanctum has agreed for them to be sold in their territory, opening up a foreign market to ARGH who took upon themselves manufacturing of these products.
Surprisingly enough to the droid and head committees of ARGH and ARHVN, the toys and show became highly popular in some obscure cults of Dark-Siders hiding in Protectorate territories. The Cult called themselves the Bropos and sworn to raid facilities manufacturing such toys in order to steal all of the products for themselves. So far the threats were empty words, but they will be, most likely, something HK will have to deal with sooner or later.
