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9 2009

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also called 9_RPG

an RPG of 2009 9from Wyvern

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note: yes most of this character card's description is modified data from the wiki, I will change that when I get the chance to actually watch this

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this happens in the universe of the animated film 9 (produced in 2009)

film data:{Stitchpunks: Each stitchpunk has a component of The Scientist's soul.

1 (Christopher Plummer) 2 (Martin Landau) 3 & 4 5 (John C. Reilly) 6 (Crispin Glover) 7 (Jennifer Connelly) 8 (Fred Tatasciore) 9 (Elijah Wood)} Humans:{ The Scientist (Alan Oppenheimer) - An old yet kind man who is the creator of the B.R.A.I.N., the Talisman, and the stitchpunks while also formerly a toymaker, which he takes pride in. The Chancellor (Tom Kane) was responsible for the Fabrication Machine turning against humanity. Radio announcer (Fred Tatasciore) - The radio announcer is a typical announcer who usually gives out daily news. Newscaster (Helen Wilson) - A newscaster who releases news of the world/nations.} Machines: {Fabrication Machine - The primary antagonist. It is powered by the B.R.A.I.N. and was used by the government and the Chancellor to help the country prosper. When the Chancellor declared war on other struggling countries, he stressed the Machine hard onto making more war machines in order to win. Unfortunately, the Machine snaps under pressure, betrays the humans, and reprogrammed its machines to kill all humanity. Cat Beast The big cat-like machine create by the Fabrication Machine before the Machine went deactivated and dormant. It was created to hunt for the Talisman, the only thing that can awaken the Machine completely. Winged Beast - The pterosaur-like machine created by the Fabrication Machine after it was reactivated by the Talisman. It was created to hunt the stitchpunks and presumably kill or take them to the Fabrication Machine. Seamstress - A machine that appears to be a mix of a cobra, an anglerfish, a spider, and a crab created by the Fabrication Machine. It's made out of fabric, a broken doll's face (to act as a head), metal, electricity, and spider-like legs along with a pair of metallic scissors (which acts as a crab's claw). It also has a cobra hood that can extend out or fold in, a snakelike body while slithering like a snake, three red thread spools (that are attached onto its back, the thread attached to the spider legs), and has the lifeless 2 on the tip of its tail. The Seamstress used 2 as a "hypontizer" to paralyze its prey. Seekers - large hot air balloon like robots with alarms, searchlights and eye stalks to scout around the factory. Steel War Behemoths - The first autonomous machine that the Fabrication Machine built, The Chancellor surreptitiously built hundreds of these Steel Behemoths without informing the public until they were complete. These 30+ foot tall machines, are equipped with powerful machine guns and toxic spraying gas bombs that are launch by a built-in mortar in the machine's back. When the unprovoked war was declared by the Chancellor, these Steel Behemoths quickly wiped out every known enemy of the Chancellor as they form a bulk for its army. Later, when the Fabrication Machine snapped, the Steel Behemoths were suddenly reprogrammed to indiscriminately kill life, mainly humanity. Thousands of Steel Behemoths, quickly manage to wipe out every known land that is inhabited by organic life. After Humanity's last counterattack, all of the Steel Behemoths are now destroyed and lie dead in the ruined world, along with humanity. Spiderbots- small spider-like robots that kept the Fabrication machine company in the factory.}}

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