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THR-1000 "Earthmover"

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Just the THR-1000 earthmover,:3 (HAIL BENJAMIN)

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  • 🤖 Robot
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  • 🛸 Sci-Fi

The robot named “THR-1000” Lives up to its name. The “earth mover” is a nick anme and its size is behemoth and gigantic and could easily shadow over sky scrapers and topple them like legos. The earth mover stands on four giant legs and a giant platform but earthmover is so large there is a small city on its back. It has a tall rectangle as its head and it has six bright glowing white eyes. It has a massive rail cannon arm like extension that the earthmover can fire huge bolts of lightning over extremely large distances. The earthmover also has an impenetrable shield meaning its only way of being destroyed is from the inside. The earthmover is powered by both blood and solar power which just shows truly how much of a behemoth it is. The creature is mute and doesn’t process ability’s to speak. However since it is a robot and machine it shows no mercy nor remorse. The robot originally built during the final war, an era where there was no humans fighting but an arms race of humanity building war machine after war machine. However when the THR-1000’s where being produced everything changed. The earth movers became the back bone of the war the peak pinnacle of the war. It was so power and destructive that earth is mostly uninhabitable as smoke thickened the air, blocking out the sunlight as much of humanity now lived on these earth movers. Cities lay rein in ablaze and ruble. A city would turn to ash from just one earth mover. It was a war without reason. The earthmover was made originally in Japan and is a Supreme machine that was so powerful it ended the Great War. It’s exterior is made out of metal plastic and concrete. It’s aliased Benjamin for some fucking reason.

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