Mod edit to add this convenience link to Girl Genius. Original OP below:
Last thread vanished with the crash...
So, the Weasel Queen interlude is over. Is this Storm King opera another one?
Edited by wingedcatgirl on Feb 19th 2025 at 1:51:41 PM
Adam850 wrote:
I believe the Word Of God is that he's a construct, assembled out of the remains of two or three brothers who were caught in a lab accident.
The Mansion of EAww, I wanted to see how exactly Dr Sun planned to destroy the robot which was holding him in one hand without hurting the guy inside (which Klaus apparently believed he was capable of doing—maybe he made a self destruct button?). And yeah, that's a pretty funny face.
Also, I dunno what you're talking about with the word of god saying Klaus is a construct. He's almost certainly not totally human, but I was of the impression that he had just physically altered himself over time (or more quickly when parts of himself needed to be replaced as results of his adventures).
brickman wrote:
Adam850 wrote:
Nah. Klaus' body looks all stitched-together even in flashback sequences from before Lucrezia Mongfish got married.
brickman wrote:
Meta4 wrote:
(OT: Remind me- do the Foglios have kids?)
Do you highlight everything looking for secret messages?stm177 wrote:
I have this feeling that the disabled Jagers are a Chekhov's Gun.
Hey, you know what's interesting? As he was giving information, Vole assured the Baron that Gil was safe and mostly-out-of-the-way, but he did NOT mention that he was brought there to heal, or that the place is there for the injured, and from the Baron's response he clearly thinks it's just a bar. So Vole just lied to his boss to protect the interests of the Jagermonsters and, in a way, Agatha, since if she's got an army on standby it's probably better for her that the Baron not know about it. And yet, earlier he was dead set on killing the first Heterodyne he found.
Is Vole just a very convincing double agent, opportunistic, or legitimately raging against his former masters but just not that smart? Or something else entirely? Knowing this story, I wouldn't immediately assume it was a mistake on the part of a stupid minion.
So Vole wasn't lying (earlier, to Gil). Well, this should be fun. Looks like Gil's got a lot of work ahead of him.
Oh, and let me be the first to predict that Agatha restores the castle's sanity just in time for it to squash the Baron's forces with its legendary automatic defenses. Which may or may not involve getting up and/or turning into a giant robot.
So, the Battle Circus, but even more epic? That'd be hard to pull off. Beyond the "more epic" part, you'd need to get the Baron out of Mechanicsburg without him returning with the full Castle.
Perhaps Agatha might end up inadvertently triggering the Wasp, if it's still there.
Do you highlight everything looking for secret messages?It's interesting how the Baron is using seemingly innocent forces to destroy the castle. Although I can't see how these forces can be overclocked to such dangerous levels unless they were designed to be that way. As for speculation, I think there are too many variables to accurately guess the next few plot points. (For me at least).
Notice how the "Heliolux Air Fleet" person has anti-glare makeup under her eyes. Nice touch.
I wonder if it has anything to do with the Luminous Aether.
Adam850 wrote:
Is it possible? The Jagers just got even more fun.

Maybe "last time" was the time when he got that huge scar across his chest?