Fire-Hydrant-Inator (Good) - You think you may have some Toon ancestry in your veins, somehow. First there was that time you did the whole "leave a dust cloud in the shape of you behind when you run away" gag, without actually running away, and now there's the time you painted a fire hydrant blue as a joke, called it an Inator, and it started spitting fire everywhere. It's, it's actually, uh, quite concerning, to be honest with you. (Fire hydrants in Doofania can now shoot fire as well as water. Enemy Martial actions made against Doofania receive a permanent -5 malus. The bad Fire-Hydrant-inator is removed from the Inator table.)
Fire-Hydrant-Inator (Bad) - You think you may have some Toon ancestry in your veins, somehow. First there was that time you did the whole "leave a dust cloud in the shape of you behind when you run away" gag, without actually running away, and now there's the time you painted a fire hydrant blue as a joke, called it an Inator, and it started spitting fire everywhere. It's, it's actually, uh, quite concerning, to be honest with you. (Fire hydrants in Doofania now shoot fire instead of water. You receive one moderate loss of income, plus an additional mild loss of income every turn until a Nemesis Action is undertaken to repair the fire hydrants. The good Fire-Hydrant-Inator is removed from the Inator table.)
Feed all the fire hydrants in Danville with fire-breathing potion instead of water. But enought about that! (read in Doof's voice)
Anyways, I was browsing through the internet, y'know, in search of Disney movies about animal-translating software because, well, because I think it'd be cool. You see, people keep asking themselves, "what if my pet could talk?" and I think, I think that's important, particularly when you have a dinosaur as a pet, I mean, you don't want a dinosaur to be upset with you and you don't even know it, right?
So, anyways, I know people say dogs are man's best friend, but really any animal could be a man's best friend, y'know? A lot of people have an animal as their best friend, and they can talk a lot to that best friend, just, spend hours and hours discussing traumatic backstories, but I think it would be great if the animals could talk
back, you know? And not just with a purr, or whatever it is your animal friend does, but in a way you could really understand them. And that's, well, that's why I want DEI to invest in animal-translation technology. (surreptitiously wipes away tear)
Anyways, G-Force was Disney, a movie about a special FBI task-force of normal but highly-trained animal agents (sounds familiar?) that could talk to humans through advanced earpieces. Is that canonical to this setting?
And yes,