[If you thought the last thing she said was crazy, boy. Get ready for my favorite fucking Kingdom Keepers nonsense.]
Wayne made use of the television wavelengths that he was developing to turn us into something that could be transmitted through a television and be on the same wavelength as Toons. We're not really human, and we're not really holograms - we're data that can be broadcast wherever necessary.
[I'd like to remind the readers at home that Kingdom Keepers is written for ages 10 to 14 and therefore contains absolutely no discussion of the horrifying implications in the Walt Disney Company turning five kids into what are effectively living computer programs without their consent.]
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[If you thought the last thing she said was crazy, boy. Get ready for my favorite fucking Kingdom Keepers nonsense.]
Wayne made use of the television wavelengths that he was developing to turn us into something that could be transmitted through a television and be on the same wavelength as Toons. We're not really human, and we're not really holograms - we're data that can be broadcast wherever necessary.
[I'd like to remind the readers at home that Kingdom Keepers is written for ages 10 to 14 and therefore contains absolutely no discussion of the horrifying implications in the Walt Disney Company turning five kids into what are effectively living computer programs without their consent.]