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The scarf was made longer in the new Quote sprite, and we can see it from the front now. Here, it's on Nicalis' blog... There we are!

When Quote examines things, there's a little green dot on his neck. That's the scarf. Easy to miss, hence why everyone assumes his scarf is red to match his outfit.

All right, I jumped the gun. Permission to keep my misconception? As for the scarf thing: We know Quote's scarf is green. People frequently give him a red scarf, so Canadian Quote's is red. British Quote's is blue because it matches the flag, and Australian Quote's scarf is the leftover color...

I assumed he was American because Pixel said "Curly Brace" in plain English is written on his hat.

Well, you see, American Quote = Original Quote, and Original Quote doesn't have excess body fat/sunglasses/Dr Pepper logo plastered on his hat. And I fail at guns, so I went with the flag.

No: Because 'et's a knife. Ah crud, I forgot the monocle. Canadian Quote is emo because nobody takes him seriously.

Flat, eh? ...I used to do simple shading that added a little depth. Don't know why I stopped, so maybe I should start again.

Eyes/heads too big, probably. But as long as I'm not "STOP DRAWING" terrible, that's good enough for me. ...Not that I won't continue trying to improve.

It's the only thing that makes them different. I always figured Curly was your stereotypical pretty blonde. Scout robots may be built on boiling a country or concept down to its basest expected characteristics. Yes, if I throw around excuses based on vague logic, I can wriggle out from under...

I... What? You want me to do what? With a red dot on his hat and a kimono?

Oh, edits I missed. Because 'et's a knife. Because I draw big heads and should put the clothes on after I draw the body.

So that's what looks off. I held back as to not exaggerate and went the other way. ...So that's what looks off.

I thought it'd be cute or some such to have four different versions of Quote for the four main English-speaking countries. Do not want to know...

BECAUSE I WANTED IT THAT WAY Because Canada is made of fail and lose. No, in seriousness, I'm not sure why. Perhaps because he's sick in advance of getting confused for the other Quotes.

From left to right, it's British Quote, American (a.k.a. our) Quote, Canadian Quote, and Australian Quote. I gave the three non-Quotes names, but they're not really important.

(Yay, I'm mediocre and that's better than bad!) All right, I used references this time and such. How's this? Better?

Yes sir. I will learn there's no pride in drawing without references if everything looks wonky. (Although Raving Story was supposed to be wonky)

But it does equal a more logical bomb. Gum base wut

There's a Kazuma/Quote one a page ago, and a set of five Quote x Curly ones that are some sort of insta-arousal potion for me. The latter weren't posted here, I believe.

Maybe I will! With lots more dakka! And then we'll see who's poo-pooing others'... poo-poo!

I'm not sure they do. I was going to check next time I played the game. Suppose that does change the weight of it...

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Hm, I saw something in the game code that might answer some questions. One of the Colons says it. Anyhoo, I figured the ages were as thus: Quote and Curly: 10 or 11 (because of when they were probably built) Sue: 12 Kazuma: 17 Momorin: 45 Itoh: 30s Booster: 70s Doctor: 40s The magical...

I have more art. And this time the link should work right away. Attack Scarf: Functions as secondary limbs, grappling hooks, long-range weapons. Admit it, this would be awesum in game. Was experimenting with a new way of drawing. I think, though... I'll keep doing what I was doing before. It...

I beat Hell in 7'05" on the dot. For someone who once upon a time took more than a half-hour to beat it, that's grand.