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To compensate, here is a decidedly not mock-up arena battle in which all the current existing exile variants square off against a brave swordsfairy and her kedama companions. I still haven't gotten the animations quite right for the sprites with more then two frames, but they at least differentiate now, and I've also figured out a trick to get them to differentiate in 16x16 mode as well.

Onto the units themselves, V-30 is far more lethal then I initially anticipated; given the iniative, one unit was capable of annihilating four human footmen clad in full iron armour with professional training at once. One should not underestimate the power of automatic laser-weapons.

Additionally pictured is the Mo (also known as the android), a humanoid robot based off of the 90s era Honda P series, keeping in theme with the exiles being obsolete discarded technology. Unlike most units, it has no special secondary ability, but its as large as a man and weighs twice as much; most of its machinery is also composed of either aluminum, steel, or titanium, allowing it to shrug off most unarmed attacks with impunity, acting as a damage sponge for the far more fragile microchip units (while their greater strength allows them to deal killing blows to enemies already crippled by Pu). Else, its relatively underwhelming in single combat; it will kill an unarmed human 9/10, but its bulky figure betrays the relatively delicate electronic components that can be easily disabled with a well placed hammer, while its clunky movement speed makes its attacks easy to avoid provided you aren't grappled, though they've been observed to kill fully armed and armored humans regardless, so do remain cautious.

In contrast to the glass-cannon Pu and V-30, as well as general purpose Mo, Hoppers are industrial powerhouses. Animate industrial robots that move by well, hopping around, hoppers have factory-grade steel bodies which are nearly impervious to the conventional weapons initially available to (Cont)