I've got a weird stance on clone TFs as well. I enjoy the idea of assuming someone else's shape, but to retain your own personality. So it's a clone as far as you have their body, but you're still in control. Can lead to some fun of running about in said body, creating embarrassing scenarios for your target "identity" or just the visceral sensation of "What is it like to be this person physically?". As a fan of TF, I think about that last bit more often than I'd like to admit lol.

I think taking on someone else's form is scary, especially if you have to pretend to be them, because everyone will expect you to know everything they do and that's a kind of social situation that would absolutely terrify me :V

But if you get all their memories and can mimic their personality perfectly while retaining your 'self'? I might be into that.

I can see that, your target works as a nuclear reactor worker and your sheer incompetence just levels a whole town. That and meeting their family and having no clue who those people are lol. If you did end up with a lot of their "biological memory" so you can mask yourself, that could be an interesting scenario yeah. Literally get to live their life, but with your little sprinkle of influence.

okay, that's actually a really hot idea? >.>

Alas, poor Yorik. I knew him, Horatio.

2B or not 2B? That is the question.

I usually start with the 5H myself. I only switch to 2B once I've got the basic lines done.

Dang... I just realized I haven't used an actual pencil in years.

Once you go digital, you never go . . . back, I guess. Nothing rhymes with digital.

Once you go digital, you never go physical

Close enough.

I knew what the keywords in this would be before I saw them

Agent Smith

MR AAAAANDERSON

Surprised....to see me?

A good way to get a HEAD in life hahaha... Yeah I know I'm not funny

A damn good idea though I'm going to have to write this down for future tfs :p

Well done Kyrio :D

Ahhh geez~

.....more......

I knew I wasn't the only one who imagined their character recreating that scene essentially