Talk: Clock-La

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Skeleton

Should we add a character skeleton listing her appearance, eye color, etc. since she does have similar appearance and actions to Clockwerk, this could be just based off Clockwerk's own. (Forgon the Forgotten 15:15, December 17, 2010 (UTC))

Merge

I think this page should be merged with Neyla's page. Neyla and Clock-la are essentially the same individual; moreover, the biography info here explains the exact same events from the exact same POV that Neyla's page does, except that it's a lot more concise here. The abilities and personality sections on this page can be placed with the info on Neyla's page as well, just mention that the information refers to Clock-La. Does anyone agree or disagree? ~ TheRameRaise [Talk • Contribs] 05:25, February 3, 2015 (UTC)

Bumping this.. ~ TheRameRaise [Talk • Contributions] 02:47, June 7, 2015 (UTC)

I don't think so. -Teenbat (talk Template:Dot contributions) 16:45, November 14, 2015 (UTC)

I agree. They're not two separate characters. In fact, 'Clock-La' isn't even a real thing when you think about it, just a verbal assertion Neyla's God complex. Neyla was "driving" Clockwerk, nothing more, and was about to be cancelled out herself by his reawakened consciousness (I would think when the 'hypnotic lightshow of hate' began). Consider this: Arpeggio says he plans to give Clockwerk 'his spark of immortality'. This suggests less of an ego than Neyla's; she thought she was capable of becoming a new powerful being in control of Clockwerk's body, which clearly she wouldn't have been had the body absorbed the necessary hate to complete the revival process and wake him from his dormant state. Arpeggio, on the other hand, seems to have known this and wanted to pretty much become Clockwerk.--Mateo22^Contact 07:47, November 30, 2015 (UTC)

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	::I don't think so. -'''[[User:Teenbat\|<font style="color: gray">Teenbat</font>]]''' ([[Message Wall:Teenbat\|talk]] {{dot}} [[Special:Contributions/Teenbat\|contributions]]) 16:45, November 14, 2015 (UTC)		::I don't think so. -'''[[User:Teenbat\|<font style="color: gray">Teenbat</font>]]''' ([[Message Wall:Teenbat\|talk]] {{dot}} [[Special:Contributions/Teenbat\|contributions]]) 16:45, November 14, 2015 (UTC)
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		+	:::I agree. They're not two separate characters. In fact, 'Clock-La' isn't even a real thing when you think about it, just a verbal assertion Neyla's God complex. Neyla was "driving" Clockwerk, nothing more, and was about to be cancelled out herself by his reawakened consciousness (I would think when the 'hypnotic lightshow of hate' began). Consider this: Arpeggio says he plans to give '''''Clockwerk''''' 'his spark of immortality'. This suggests less of an ego than Neyla's; she thought she was capable of becoming a new powerful being in control of Clockwerk's body, which clearly she wouldn't have been had the body absorbed the necessary hate to complete the revival process and wake him from his dormant state. Arpeggio, on the other hand, seems to have known this and wanted to pretty much ''become '''Clockwerk'''''.--[[User:Mateo22\|<b><span style="color: blue">Mateo22</span></b>]]<sup> [[User talk:Mateo22\|<b><span style="color: red">Contact</span></b>]]</sup> 07:47, November 30, 2015 (UTC)