#warrick

That's definitely true, but I imagine the fact that there's nothing to go home to probably makes it somewhat enticing! The options are join this guy and hope he's not lying when he says he has plans to stop this from happening ever again or say no and have nowhere to go, like not even homeless you don't have a planet to sleep on.

Warrick Kills A Guardian

Warrick doesn't approve arrogant weak guardians. This is based on RubberRoss's old tweet from 2015 where Sonic meets Warrick: https://x.com/RubberNinja/status/647090914687475713

Something I just noticed is that Fold and Miss Information’s computer stations are on the elevated platform above the other Syntax work stations, but below the platform where Warrick’s throne is. It had kinda passed me that those two where the second/third in command (especially with how Fold is treated) and I had assumed they were just good agents. But upon rewatching this scene, it makes more sense why those two would randomly get up from where they’re working without permission and start discussing the Farcade Recon Ship directly in front of Warrick.

I feel like Warrick would inadvertently treat Spica like they’re closer than they actually are, having be able to open up more about his frustrations and goals and such to the being he thought had “turned to float” (who yes, did, but his version.)

Spica on the other hand doesn’t exactly know how to feel about this (actually he does, he kinda likes it, he likes the attention), but of course he’d also poke fun at Warrick for it too. And a LOT.

After watching that pilot, I can see Gobbles is not the only one who suffered trauma after having their world destroyed for beating the bad guy. Warrick really did a number on poor Kit, dealing with guilt for leading her friends and family to die, even that isn’t her fault.