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Mobile Suit Goodboy

77 clean high-resolution redraws · original character system

I turned dog breeds into tiny helmeted mecha guardians and accidentally gave them jobs, rules, and a shared military-industrial dog crest.

A broad Komondor-inspired mecha with long ivory armor cords, a teal chest, and oversized dark eyes. — Komondor Cordon Guardian — a walking curtain wall.

When: 2026
What I did: I invented the dogs, wrote the rules, directed the family, picked the keepers, and checked every redraw
Things on the floor: Image generation · digital cleanup · high-resolution dog inspection

The short version

This started with a dog-shaped robot and immediately became Sirius Compact: a whole roster of canine machines whose bodies, jobs, and attitudes come from real breeds. Corgis are low command units. Dachshunds crawl into engineering problems. Bulldogs stand where the trouble is.

The bad idea

The dog is not inside the robot. The dog is the robot. Ears become antennae, coat markings become armor maps, and breed habits become field roles that make suspiciously good sense.

A tall white Borzoi-inspired relay mecha with an extremely long tapered snout and violet armor accents. — Borzoi Relay Runner — all signal, no aerodynamic compromise.

A massive Tibetan Mastiff-inspired mountain mecha with a black armored mane and rust-red plating. — Tibetan Mastiff Mountain Bulwark — more fortress than dog.

How it got out of hand

The family follows a locked set of rules: huge helmet shapes, dark expressive eyes, compact bodies, no weapons, no shields, no backpacks, and one crest system. I restored 77 clean high-resolution characters, then kept four here because they feel like different little machines instead of the same dog wearing new pants.

A low Skye Terrier-inspired signal mecha with long silver armor hair, tall black ears, and violet panels. — Skye Terrier Long-Low Signal — maximum hair, minimum ground clearance.