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The Mathemachines, Wave III!
Constructed by Golden Age madman "The Problem", the Mathemachines were a line of robots with seperate, powerful abilities related in some way to mathematics.
Percentex was built to increase or decrease the abilities of others. This included augmenting the abilities of The Problem and anyof his evil allies, or thwarting the powers of the various heroes that combatted them.
Constructed by Golden Age madman "The Problem", the Mathemachines were a line of robots with seperate, powerful abilities related in some way to mathematics.
A truly frustrating foe, Equalux could mimic the abilities of any enemy, including super-human ability.
Constructed by Golden Age madman "The Problem", the Mathemachines were a line of robots with seperate, powerful abilities related in some way to mathematics.
Greatax could grow to incredible size, its metal body growing more indestructable in relation. Of course, speed became more of an issue the larger he grew.
The Mathemachines, Wave II!
Constructed by Golden Age madman "The Problem", the Mathemachines were a line of robots with seperate, powerful abilities related in some way to mathematics.
Lessux was probably the most unfortunately named mathemachine. It possessed the ability to reduce in physical size, enabling it to go unnoticed and infiltrate even the most secure locations. After infiltrating, it would then return to normal for some smash and/or grab.
BUT, not the end of Project 365...as you could tell from the last post "Day 335". So, yes, we had some set backs this Fall with the site (and me with my job) that kinda threw things off course. However, stick with us gang, I'm planning on seeing this thing through and have most of the images in various states of completion.
At any rate, thanks for watching and staying with us through the bumps and HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Constructed by Golden Age madman "The Problem", the Mathemachines were a line of robots with seperate, powerful abilities related in some way to mathematics.
Perhaps the most disturbing member of the first wave of Mathemachines, Subtrax possessed the ability to vaporize targets into utter nothingness. Luckily, The Problem was sane enough to program a failsafe against vaporizing biological material (such as humans). Whether this was based entirely upon self-preservation is debatable.
Constructed by Golden Age madman "The Problem", the Mathemachines were a line of robots with seperate, powerful abilities related in some way to mathematics.
Multiplix had the uncanny ability to 'clone' himself, creating exact replicas that could fight or complete tasks independently from the original. Each clone could exist for as long as was necessary to complete its mission, after which (if not destroyed) it would collapse into rust.