It’s a massive problem. If I had to weigh in – after some heavy thinking – I’d guess it’s smething to do with how you keep skulking around in a half-crouch whispering furtively into your watch.
That’s standard “supervillain casing the joint” behaviour right there.
Let’s list the possible problems.
1. Are you aware of how small you are? The cloak cannot adjust for you reaching higher than your cloak’s head, probably looking like when Inside Out’s dog costume got split. Or say the huge strides you make.
2. Does the cloak affect your voice?
3. Have you learned how to talk/emote/behave like the girl you appear to be?
4. How about texture? If somebody pats your head, will they feel hair?
5. Speaking of textures, if you’re bigger than the cloak, any attempts to touch her will touch you instead.
6. Palette. Do you eat human food like ice cream, or reject it in disgust and arouse suspicion that way?
7. Appetite. Suppose you do eat ice cream. In order to get full for somebody of your size and caloric needs, you’ll end up eating more than the cloak’s supposed size.
Yeah, thanks, i was trying to put my finger on what it was about her that seemed shady, and the best i could think of was that she’s walking down the middle of the street.
now that I think about it, how do disguises in sci-fi media work? how does a disguise change the shape of your body? it cant change the way your anatomy is..
But there might be a way to change the perception of your body, esp. making parts of it effectively invisible. Ic SciFi, this technology has been perfected. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metamaterial
Well, Lieutenant, try to figure it out. There must be some logical reason they aren’t fooled. Take it step-by-step, until you find the reason why.
Also do not forget to take a few steps back to get a better perspective.
Solving this problem is going to require stepping lightly.
“I can’t keep holding your hand. Either step up your game or you’ll be stepping down as ‘Lieutenant’.”
It’s a massive problem. If I had to weigh in – after some heavy thinking – I’d guess it’s smething to do with how you keep skulking around in a half-crouch whispering furtively into your watch.
That’s standard “supervillain casing the joint” behaviour right there.
Tread carefully lieutenant.
Let’s list the possible problems.
1. Are you aware of how small you are? The cloak cannot adjust for you reaching higher than your cloak’s head, probably looking like when Inside Out’s dog costume got split. Or say the huge strides you make.
2. Does the cloak affect your voice?
3. Have you learned how to talk/emote/behave like the girl you appear to be?
4. How about texture? If somebody pats your head, will they feel hair?
5. Speaking of textures, if you’re bigger than the cloak, any attempts to touch her will touch you instead.
6. Palette. Do you eat human food like ice cream, or reject it in disgust and arouse suspicion that way?
7. Appetite. Suppose you do eat ice cream. In order to get full for somebody of your size and caloric needs, you’ll end up eating more than the cloak’s supposed size.
6. *Palate. A palette is an array of colors, or that board-looking thing artists keep on their thumb and use to hold paint.
*cue annoying TMYK rainbow effect*
Autocorrect… Thanks for that.
It’s the gift that keeps on griefing. ^_^
She’s the only innocent looking girl in Shitropolis that doesn’t have mutant powers; it kinda makes her stand out.
Yeah, thanks, i was trying to put my finger on what it was about her that seemed shady, and the best i could think of was that she’s walking down the middle of the street.
Look at the ground on the last panel.
What about it, children should walk in the foot steps of giants, it builds character.
I knew it! Penny was an alien all along!
And don’t forget a dog capable holding things and of wearing clothes in order to appear human.
Wait. Where did we see this girl before?
Inspector Gadget.
I’m all for equal opportunities, but sending the one agent whose right foot is on backwards probably wasn’t the best plan.
It is the perception filter. Her legs aren’t long enough to have her stand in the footprints properly, Her leg isn’t really where you are seeing it.
Or… maybe your disguise is just plain bad?
Yeah, kid’s got one of those drunk guy red noses, and she’s too young to be drinking that much.
Honestly, he’d be less suspicious if he wasn’t wearing a disguise at all.
Right. Just another old school buddy of the mayor, obviously.
But if he knows you’re there, it becomes far harder to organise the surprise birthday party!
now that I think about it, how do disguises in sci-fi media work? how does a disguise change the shape of your body? it cant change the way your anatomy is..
But there might be a way to change the perception of your body, esp. making parts of it effectively invisible. Ic SciFi, this technology has been perfected. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metamaterial
Thats the problem. He forgot to turn on the matter disguiser function.