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I don't recall offhand how far you'd gotten in actually writing the Griffin arc, but I do remember having a discussion with you about which version of the Batmobile Sylia ended up using.
I still say, BTW, that an extreme enough variation on all-wheel steering would be able to get adequate performance out of the Animated Series version, though granted the thing is always going to be a rocket first and foremost.
Anyway, the question is now solved.
Ja, -n

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Finished. It wasn't an arc, per se, just a singleton, like in canon - the only difference was scattering a few scenes for the demon I added in the earlier parts. Anyway, the Batmobile in question is most closely based on the first movie with some of the BtAS batmobile added in, mainly in being an aircraft v12 instead of a turbine engine - but more than anything, it's a black version of the New Eagle car from the Carmageddon Splat Pack... which was based on the movie Batmobile but with an animation style grille and internal combustion engine sound. And, following the Rule of Cyberpunk Vehicles (the cooler your wheels, the sooner it's wrecked) it got shredicated by the end of the fight.
- CDSERVO: Loook *deeeeply* into my eyes... Tell me, what do you see?
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