Another Manip

[The Thinker]

Hope you wonderful people like it. I personally like how this one turned out.

[N6688]

(if i'm doing this, that means that it hits my buttons juuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuust right.)

[Korby]

Very nice!

--k

[The Thinker]

A brand new manip. I hope you like it.

If it's not obvious by now I have a thing for athletic and subtly synthetic women.

[dale coba]

Nice, with a strong attitude.

I think she'd boast,
"... better than any human girl"
daring him to test her limits.

- Dale Coba

[The Thinker]

UPDATE:

I don't remember ever seeing this concept being applied to a manip on this site, a woman right in the middle of a transformation.
It was an experiment, and I'm pretty happy with the result.

[dale coba]

Not a big fan of nanite transformations, as its too close to "magic" in the way its portrayed most of the time.

Question: Is there a length of time you are more comfortable with, for nanite transformations?

If you attach a small contingent of nanites to the brain in the right places, they could control the subject's perceptions during this time.
1) She can go about her business and doesn't notice any changes unless/until we want her to.
2) She can ingest the needed inorganic replacement materials without noticing what she's drinking or bathing in. The material is pre-assembled building blocks of many kinds, though it's just gooey and greyish in a smoothie.

Imagine she calls in sick a few days, add a weekend; she stays in, not feeling ill, losing time, staring into space, We see her eat a lot of food, ice cream out of a large container, but later we see that she saw it for us wrong, it was nanite goo she was eating.

That's less magic, but is it enough less to satisfy your concern ? (one commonly held)

- Dale Coba

[N6688]

I'm more of a "built" guy myself, altough i have to admit that the image fits the story perfectly.
nice work

[sfreader]

I like manips with dialog-they tell a story.
The one about the gal + the nanites was particularly excellent!!!