War Of The Worlds Explained: Four-Legged Tripod £2 Coin Controversy
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2024
- The Most Controversial Tripod: War Of The Worlds Explained is a video by pupbenny explaining the H.G. Wells Commemorative £2 Coin featuring a Four-legged Fighting Machine from The War Of The Worlds as well as The Invisible Man and references to The Time Machine and H. G. Wells as a futurist. The author of these Victorian Science Fiction novels was honoured by the Royal Mint but the design of the Four Legged Tripod drew some criticism.
H.G. Wells The War Of The Worlds is a story by British author Herbert George Wells in which alien visitors from Mars arrive in space capsules first in Horsell Common near Woking in Surrey. This is at first thought to be a meteorite by the English men that discover this cylinder with the astronomer Ogilvy exclaiming that the chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one. However, as the Narrator explains, Martian creatures soon make themselves present before using a Heat Ray to disintegrate some of the English people. They soon begin using massive Tripod Fighting Machines and using weapons such as the heat-ray as well as the black smoke begin to lay waste to the British army, leaving people such as the Artilleryman and the protagonist separated from everyone including his wife, and with the defeat of the ironclad torpedo ram HMS Thunder Child the Royal Navy as well succeeding in defeating the biggest Empire in human history, The British Empire at the height of it's power in the Victorian age in which H G Wells wrote the novel. The Martians very quickly establish a dominion over man as they spread their Red Weed across the Earth reaching the capital city of Britain London the Fighting-Machines cause great devastation. Other methods of transport the martian invaders use include the Handling-Machines as well as the Flying-Machines.
On paper there have been many illustrated editions of the story, the first of which were done by Warwick Goble in the original serial version. Relatively soon after, Alvim Correa drew his illustrations. Henrique Alvim Corrêa was a Brazilian artist who traveled to London in 1902 to present H. G. Wells with drawings that he'd done for the story of The War Of The Worlds and there have since been many been many illustration versions by artists such has Edward Gorey and Lou Cameron. There have also been audio adaptations of HG Wells War Of The Worlds, including the infamous 1938 Orson Welles War of the Worlds radio broadcast and the iconic 1978 album Jeff Wayne's Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds. There were likewise many attempts to bring the story to the big screen as well, including by icons such as Alfred Hitchcock and Ray Harryhausen, but it wasn't until The War Of The Worlds 1953 film by George Pal that this was finally accomplished. Later on, there's been Steven Spielberg's 2005 War Of The Worlds starring Tom Cruise and The Great Martian War 1913-1917 documentary style drama set in World War 1. Recently, the BBC made a TV miniseries the BBC British TV series war of the worlds and FOX, Epic and StudioCanal did a TV series starting in 2019 called War Of The Worlds that claims to be adapted from the source material. There has also been several war of the worlds movies recently as well, including 2021 War Of The Worlds, also known as Alien Conquest, which had a sequel called War Of The Worlds Annihilation and this year in 2023 War Of The Worlds The Attack. There have also been many indie games and art with a survival horror war of the worlds 2005 game which will be a multiplayer survival game based on the Tom Cruise War Of The Worlds movie as well as a faithful adaptation of HGWells War Of The World game set in the Victorian era by GelatoDev and TeamGreen with Team Green also making their survival game a multiplayer war of the worlds game as well and there's another announced in 2023 called The War of the Worlds: Siberia. There's also The War Of The Worlds 1913 game which is a worthwhile, fun and nicely stylised adaption of H G Wells The War Of The Worlds.
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It's interesting to consider the reasons this coin was designed the way it was. It is quite an odd choice that inevitably drew criticism. Either way, I still think it's quite a nice coin, even if it does have a four-legged tripod. Maybe even more so because of that? Somehow makes it more interesting to me. Almost certainly wouldn't have done a video about it if it was a three-legged tripod. Interesting to think about I guess lol.
Saw your post about the coin XD
Besides the elephant in the room being the tripod on the coin having four legs it's actually a solid design hell if it had three legs I'd think it's perfect and it's kinda how I've always pictured the tripod to look in my mind
It’s a Quadrupod.
How do I contact you? I’d like to send you my interpretation of the tripods!
“When we build our tripods, they’ll have four legs.”
"I didn't bother reading the source material, so I screwed it up. But as an ARTIST, I'm beyond criticism !"
At minimum, knowing what the definition of TRIPOD is required.
Sums up why every franchise continuation (sequel/reboot) and new owners of IP that was successfully handled in the past (now they suck because of new management) has miserably failed. Its done for politcal correctness, the Transgender movement, men-bad-women-are-goddesses, I-didn't-bother-to-read-source-material-but-****-it-I'm-an-artist or outright nostaligia cashgrabs.
@sonofeyeabovealleffoff5462 Not even a modern problem...
Look at Verhoeven's movie "adaptation" of the novel Starship Troopers...
@@26th_Primarch True, Forgot about that one. I was a kid when that came out, and I constantly keep forgetting about that specific failure. Most people say its Federation Propaganda in-universe and that it does nothing but mislead new recruits right into a body-bag.
The guy had one job...& no matter how many excuses he makes, he F'd it up! 4 legs on a Tripod😂
When it's not movie studios inability to create a faithful adaptation to the War of the Worlds, it's the Royal Mint being unable to honor H.G. Wells with a coin featuring a Martian Tripod with three legs.
Or the Invisible Man wearing the right hat.
For all his talk about creativity, his design is just a saucer on the wrong number of legs.
Worlds hardest question:
"How many legs does a tripod have?"
6.32291 Legs?
Yes
This one has four legs. And that appendage hanging down from between it’s legs reminds me of something else altogether.
Hi Dante ^_^
If a Tripod has identity crisis / body dysphoria, it might be 7.
0:26 "Well, it's either an extra leg or I dread to think what else it may be." BRILLIANT! 🤣🤣🤣
On shudders to imagine what that 4th appandage is used for
Martian Jake the peg!
I love how certain artists will try to flatter anybody with total bullshittery to hide their gaffs or in the case I wanted to draw something different because I think I know better.
Ever notice when an artist really screws up they blame everyone else
Modern day woke artists unfortunately
That's not what 'woke' means.
Yep.
Starfield, for example? 🤣
not "artists" activists and lazy hacks XD
It has 4 legs instead of 3, making it a quadrupod instead of a tripod.
Quadpod!
Whoa it's like he said that at the very beginning of the video
Wow, even George Pal's 1953 floating manta ray war machines were supported by three force beams.
“How many legs do you want?”
“Yes.”
“But that’s not a tri-“
“Yes.”
lol!
Dat would be an ecumenical matter!
I didn’t notice the Edward gorey eyes the first time seeing it, I thought the hood was a 3rd slice of a sphere
I agree 100% with the criticism of the quadrapod, because it is a commemorative coin with the purpose to represent H.G. Wells & **"his"** literary works... & the Tripod is iconic to his story.
Any artistic interpretation of a 3 legged fighting machine would have been acceptable, even if nobody liked the design, because it would have been a representation of the iconic TRIpod.
Depicting the fighting machine as a quadrapod, makes it more representative to the ATAT of Star Wars, the Goliath of Robotech, or any of the quadmechs of Battletech.
This design change would be akin to depicting the Mayflower as a submarine or a GR-75 Rebel Transport.
Yeah... they are both "ships"... but the image of the Mayflower as a sailing ship is iconic, because it historically was a sailing ship.
Appreciate the giggle at 14:07
The obvious inaccuracy of a four-legged "tripod" aside, if I'm not mistaken the body is among the most accurate. It's been several decades since I read the book, but didn't it describe the body as resembling an upturned cup on top of a saucer? Or am i remembering something else?
The "body" of the Martian Fighting Mchines is never really discribed.
I think the only part of the body that was described was the "hood" on top from where a martian was controlling it
An OMNI magazine issue in the 80's had some cool unique designs.
Giving the tripod an extra leg is a horrible unforgivable crime.
But, giving the tripod *NO* legs is fine.
1953?
i mean there's the argument that in the book there's vague hints to a flying machine
Well, I suppose a four legged tripod is original.
It’s a quadrupod.
@@ShinGhidorah17 no , its a four legged tripod
Ha, true!
I see the contemporary dearth of competence has reach the Royal Mint. Thanks for the video, as angering as it was.
Apologies for the angering!
The tintin tripods looks like eggs with legs and arms
This was put in the latest video
I Never knew what the TinTin Tripods were and know I want to know everything about them. Please make a video on them!!!
Ha, I will get to work on it! :)
Pupbenny was spitting a lot of great word play at the end there.
Reminds me of the old stamp with the upside down airplane. It’s all wrong.
It's bizarre how these things happen and get approved.
Yes but i fancy this crappy coin won't be worth anything close to a stamp with an upside down aeroplane on it. At least the stamp was a cock up, the quad pod was intentional.
I wonder if they would make a three-legged version as a variant. It would be easy to erase the opposing leg.
It would've been funny if there had been a minting error that somehow made it look like it had three legs. A few years ago there was a 'First World War Centenary Navy £2 Coin' featuring a battleship, however there was a rare error on some pressings of it which coincidentally perfectly made it seem as though there was a flag on it's mast, which was absent from the standard issue. I somehow ended up with both versions just from my casual change lol.
@@pupbenny Here in The States there is a commemorative WISCONSIN Quarter Dollar coin which was in general circulation which had a mint error which made it look like the ear of corn 🌽 had an additional set of shucks. (Awe shucks!) It was a rather pricey coin to obtain and a collector's item.
By the by, I love your channel. Particularly the War of thr Worlds content. I must admit we speak different dialects as they way you pronounce "world" and use of the pronunciation of the letter "h" as "haiche" are clear differences of dialect which I greatly enjoy and take endless fascination.
@@josecarrales2842 Ha, I just looked up that coin, it's certainly bizarre how the error really does look as though it was designed to be there.
And thank you very much, I'm glad you like my channel! Indeed, since doing videos that require me to say 'H.G. Wells' a lot, quite a few people have mentioned the "h" pronunciation, which is quite funny to me as I genuinely had no clue about it. I was very confused when it was first brought up. Which is perhaps odd as apparently 'aiche' is also the dominant way to pronounce it here as well. I think surveys have shown only about a 15-25% of the UK population say it as I do, yet it's something I've never noticed before. Now that I know of it, it's as though I'm hyper-aware anytime someone says "h", taking note on how they pronounce it. Interestingly, I was listening to a radio show and one of the presenters pronounced it as "haiche" multiple times, then one time pronounced it as "aiche" which I thought was interesting. Even within a singular person it can change quite a bit.
I just looked up "world" and turns out that's a UK/US difference too, which is quite a relief to me as when other people have mentioned it I thought I was just pronouncing it weirdly haha. Again, another thing I was unaware of. There's a lot I've learned from doing this!
He read excerpts?? From the actual book? The book can be read in a day.....how does one get commissioned to design art for a coin..and not read the source of the coins entire subject?!
Unfortunately, modern artists, writers, directors and actors have no respect to their predicessors. Which makes me feel like I'm in wrong time. I should be in the past, like, in the middle of 20th century, not now!
This is now common accross many industries.
Sorry but if you're going to memorialize someone and what they're known for HAVE IT BE ACCURATE TO THE SOURCE MATERIAL, there's a reason why the author of the World War Z book hated the World War Z film so much!
Yeah, that was a dissappointment.
The Goble-pod strutting it’s stuff at 0.43 had me giggling like a child.
lets call this machine.
the coin handler
Ha, a very suitable name!
It's a nice design, but it fails in the fact that it was meant to represent HG Well's Tripod which was three legged. An error is still an error.
When this first came out I frankly wasn't "furious" because why would 15 year old me want to buy a coin from England, but i find it pretty hilarious. Keep being the Number 1 The War of The Worlds creator, King
Ha, thank you! :)
@@pupbenny Np :3
4:51 Tintin you say *nostalgia for the comic books kicks in*
He wasn't tasked with "creating his own unique interpretation of the design", he was tasked with showcasing and memorialising the tripod design and he failed at doing so. Artists are a joke
This alleged artist is a total plum.
Wildly off topic (mostly) but your channel has persuaded me to attempt my own audio adaptation of H.G.Wells' classic, albeit with a few things to keep it up to date with modern science, and skewed towards a bit more topicality for today. Many thanks!
Bro turned into Dr. Seuss at the end there.
I was gonna say something about that.
I am glad to discover your channel when viewing your oddworld videos. I got lucky on what media you cover.
That is fortunate! I'm glad you enjoy both types of media. :) I knew that there would be a lot of people that wouldn't be interested in both subjects, so it's nice to know there are fans of both!
I think the coolest-looking tripods based on War of the Worlds was way way back when I was a kid. Back in the mid-1980's there was an issue of Omni Magazine which had an interesting mechanical interpretation of the tripods. They were red-colored and had a sort of beaky "head" which the pilot martian would reside in.
I had that issue for years and loved it. Great artwork in that magazine in general.
Oh yeah, I intend to do a video on them eventually! Fun fact: they were a reused rejected design for the Jeff Wayne album.
I am gonna be honest, the Artist is barley at fault here. The real blame is to whoever approved the design and send it to mint.
And as everyone else has pointed out: It has 'Tri' in its name buddy artist. You can draw what you want of course but if you submit your art to a institution you gonna live with criticism.
PS: The Five Limbed design was better anyways. Would still be a curiosity but it would feel a lot more intentional.
I think how you potray the design in your 3d model is the best compromise. Using only three legs to walk and the 4th appengade as an arm.
Do you think you could do a review of Stephen Baxters Massacre of Mankind aswell as tell the story of it during the review? Obviously not like a full audiobook but like a recap of the events
I've been thinking about doing that. I think it's a bit of an odd story so would be good to do a 'basic overview' of it to simplify.
@@pupbenny Apologies for the late reply. I would love for you to do that and I think many others would too. I've struggled with reading so an idea of what happens in the story would be amazing.
If you do that I thought maybe you could do a new series like reviewing the sequels and spin off to War of the Worlds, Like Global Dispatches or Scarlet Traces. I think it would be interesting to hear your view on them and to get recaps of what happens in them.
I also saw this series which you might be interested in called "War of the worlds 1934" heres the link to their channel
www.youtube.com/@waroftheworlds1934
Do you remember or have heard of Short Circuit and if so, what are your opinions on it?
tin Tin... DEFINITELY
Honestly hexapods are the most realistic. Maybe they fuse when standing still like General Grievous's arms and are too fast to see otherwise.
Now it shall be quadpod
He himself actually admits he didn’t properly read the book himself. On the other hand many of the details are spot on so he at least put SOME time in it. Then the rather close resemblance to some other details in the text actually deny the claim of wanting to be original at all cost. As far as the commission goes: They didn’t read the book either but just got glowing eyes from his already established reputation, assuming that is all there was to it. Talent is always less valued then connections, however often the opposite is claimed. We all know what the real world is like. As far as the top hat goes: that controversy totally pales in comparison to the tripod botch up. And indeed: As a coin design it is very effective. But the extra leg cannot be rubbed away. Not literally. Not figuratively.
I kinda find the design cool but I feel like it misses out what made previous others how should I say. Loose it’s intimidation or power.
Do a video of the Tin Tin Tripods.
Who is more to blame, the artist who created a four legged tripod or the bureaucrats who approved the design?
I would probably say the bureaucrats considering they presumably had a great amount of choice on what design to pick and yet they still chose the four legged tripod.
I have never seen at tripod
4:43 Wait, these are a thing?
looks more like Tetrapod rather then tripod
bro really said that its gonna be his own artwork on a comemorative coin , at this point just go to the tomb of HG wells and tag "im a better artist lol" on his grave
I'm fascinated by the creature that narrates these pupbenny war of the worlds! I've seen him before somewhere. Who are you?
It's called a Slig and it's from a game series called Oddworld. :) Though the series, I think, is more commonly referred to by the title of it's first game, Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee. It was very popular back in the PS1 days. If you don't recognise it from that, I also have MANY videos on my channel about the series so perhaps you might've casually seen the thumbnails and recognise it from them maybe.
Thanks pupbenny for the reply! My age, 71, predates any of what you mentioned. Keep up the videos and I love your 'mustache'! Love the voice and accent too! Wish I had a picture of you I saw in one of the gown you wore looking so mature! Take care of yourself and know you got a new fan here! 😊
I know there's been a while since I asked this but are you working on the slig fan game of oddworld and where do you get this type of Intel of them
At the moment I'm not working on any games and have no specific plans to do so in the near future. If I do start making games again, it probably won't be an oddworld game, ultimately. Perhaps in the distant future I might end up doing more, but I don't currently foresee that happening. As for the information, I gain it from any place I can really. In particular, I like reading art books on the games and gain a lot of information from there.
@@pupbenny ok
Shame about the "and" at 22:10 but well done sir.
12:13 Not going to lie, I would buy a coin with a fighter jet on it. If the reference image you used for this was a real coin then that would be nice to know.
It actually was, surprisingly! I was going to Photoshop an image of a plane onto the coin like the TV one but then was like 'wait, maybe that already exists' so looked it up and turns out this 'F-35 Lightning II' coin was part of a 2018 'Royal Air Force Centenary Collection'.
"ROYAL MAIL!" You are forgiven, some things are just odd. For example, here in Texas we call it the "mail" however it is the "US Postal Service." Most British people I know call it "The Post," whereas it's the "Royal Mail." Perhaps this is a slip of the mind resulting from a "four-legged" tripod's uncanny imagery. 😂
Ha, I was literally thinking that yesterday or the day before! 'Why is it called the 'Royal Mail' if British people call it "The Post"?' I'd never considered what you just said though, that's a really good point! It's pretty funny how it's the total opposite in America. 😂
@@pupbenny I enjoy teaching about Britian in my Human Geography classes. It is a case study on similar cultures, cousin cultures, which still have a lot of nuances and right proper differences.
That is a great place to begin with War of the Worlds when it is adapted for an American audiences. Distances, for example, I have a 30 mile commute daily....and it is through desolate lands. It takes almost a day's travel to leave Texas. I often, when reading the initial book am amazed how people first treat the invasion. It's like it is so far away and those initially unaffected are oblivious. Here in South Texas the distances would worsen that.
You know, I have an Indie comicbook. I think I will make a story arc based on War of the Worlds, I call it "War of thr Whirls" and set it in South Texas.
@@josecarrales2842 You might as well do a story arc based on War of the Worlds if you wanted to considering it's public domain and anyone can do anything they want to with it haha.
I think one of the most fascinating things about War of the Worlds is the fact that there's so many versions which can consequently be compared. I often say 'comparison is the most beautiful thing' which is a pretty odd saying, I suppose, and probably not entirely true, but what I mean is comparing things is something people are very interested in and attracted to. I came up with this phrase after being fascinated as a child looking at the covers of Star Wars Battlefront 1 and Star Wars Battlefront 2, one featuring a Stormtrooper and the other a Clone Trooper, and being fascinated at the differences between them. There's something attractive about things being similar yet different, and War of the Worlds is practically a breeding ground for such comparisons. (I suppose it's probably also the reason the 'Tier List' became a fad on RUclips.)
I think it's funny to have an tripod with four legs, I've always wondered if an quadripod wouldn't make more sense from an technological approach. I prefer 3 legs because it's different but really like it the way it is and would gladly have one
Also ye talk about tin tin tripod :)
Edit:6:33 THERE IS AN ANIMATION OF THAT ART?
Edit of edit: let's make an competition of our own quadripod/tripod designs :)
I made that animation, however I've since found out that other people have already animated the same image far better than I did. :) I saw it on Reddit but am not sure where to find it exactly, I guess if you type in 'correa tripod animation' somewhere it might come up.
This design is a very interesting the design, I mean it's not book accurate, but I can see how it could function, I could see it moving like a spider along the hillside or towering over London town, it's in some ways very imposing. Like I'm working on my own War of the Worlds sort of film and I have my own designs for Tripods some taking inspiration from other artists and some from HG. Wells concept of the Tripods and some of The Martians themselves, I've even come up with my own Ideas of How the Martians work and operate, Unfortunately RUclips does not allow us to show pictures on here so I can't really show some of the concepts on here, Kind of a long comment but, Just had to say it.
Am i hearing things in 22:01? Nicely done.
It might just be this video’s BGM (BackGround Music)
I do have an idea for another video, by chance I found a copy of petigon's pictures war of the worlds which is more in line to the original novel but increasingly its kind of forgotten with little and I mean little clips of it on RUclips or the internet as a whole. Would be a interesting topic the reclusive nature of the classic war of the worlds by pentagon pictures
I don't think this artist did very much research. We know what the Mayflower looked like. In fact they built a replica the public can visit.
Tin tin tripod it looks interesting
HEY DID YOU KNOW THAT JEFF WAYNE WAS PLANNING FOR A FILM!THERE ARE CONCEPT ART OF IT IN REDDIT
Uhh... Have you seen the _other_ musical machines?
I'll be completely honest, I do not mind the quad-pod at all for several reasons, and here's one of em --> If a Tripod gets a leg blown off then it's fallin down " *TIMMMMMMMBEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!* " style and it's done for unless it can either detach its head and becomes a UFO or it arrived on Earth with electricity legs like the ones from the 1953 movie; with four legs, if one gets blown off, it can still walk effectively.
But if designed to use four legs, they would be placed proportionately around the body. Losing one leg would mean it would be off balance and likely to topple over anyway. If not that then it would be unable to move due to an offset to its centre of gravity. In a maintenance capacity, four legs would require more work to keep them in good order than just having three, and when you're invading another planet, overall mission costs can spiral so keeping maintenance costs down is a big factor in your design process.
@@ShinyHelmet I have no shame in admitting you have some seriously valid points Helmet, those are indeed some valid points.
And my apology if this part of my reply comes off as me havin a stick up my ass about this, I really don't mean for that message to come across. But I always imagined the walking stile of the minus one legged quad-pod to be similar to that of animals (most notably house cats and dogs) whenever they're missing a leg; I can also imagen that the area of the theoretical quad-pod where the legs meets the hip/body area are on a rail of sorts, kinda like how us humans are able to twist our legs 90 degrees where the femur/thigh bone meets the hips, these quad-pods can rotate its legs too the area needed most for better maneuverability. . and when a leg's blown off it can switch too the classic tripod design we all know and love and keep killing as many people as possible. Hell, it might even go as far as being able to straight up eject the broken leg and fully become a tripod, why lug around a broken bit of equipment when your war machine is able to maneuver around quite well with just three legs, plus it's not like the target planet's militaries are gonna be able to capitalize on the now obtainable alien tech when it's severally struggling to just survive, on top of a even more theoretical possibility of the invading aliens having drones that can pick up the leg pieces and bring it too repair stations well into the secured alien territory where they set up temporary repair stations.
14:05 A laugh.
It may not be a tripod but it is still cool (cooler than the war machines in my opinion... Electromagnetic legs, just call them flying machines)
But why, a TOP HAT?
God I love it when people complain on the internet.
It’s an original disine and he just put the gore tripod on an other lag
I dusent look bad it looks good but it’s not a tripod so it dusent even count in my option
I made this before he talked about it being like the gore one
YOU FOOL, *THERE IS NO FOURTH LEG*
Still a cool coin
Agreed! :)
do war of the severs
I will do eventually. :)
The Worlds gone mad when a quadripod can identify as a tripod and we're all just supposed to go along with it like it's normal. I bet its pronouns are trois/trio or something? Grrr, wibble.
He was full of cope. End of story.
is it a good design? sure.
Is it a somewhat original design? Also sure.
Is it accurate to the original story? No.
I hate how pretentious the artist sounds because his feelings got hurt over people not liking his stupid design.
leave it to us American, to screw things up
@@brave5089alpha why not both?!
Potato 70
Well, even if the design contradicted the Fighting Machine's legs from the book, I don't actually mind it. Many people think of War of the Worlds as just tripods from Mars or space attacking Earth and finished off by bacteria, but it wasn't just that as War of the Worlds is about the danger of ruthless imperialism, abuse of technology and evolution. You can make an adaptation of the original book by, for example, replacing Tripods with Flying Machines as their main attack force, redesign the Martians to appear cybernetic instead of organic tentacled blob creatures or don't feature them if you want to have all machines as unmanned automated drones, or change the color of the Red Weed to be blackish purple, as long as it's more faithful to the book.
This title is controversial lol
*R O Y A L M A I L*
16:03 also it has tentacles coming from the hood, so that’s a gorey tripod
Everyone is complaining about 4 legs not beibg accurate to the text, yet no one complains that no adaptation depicts a tripod locomoting like "a milking stool tilted and violently bowled across the ground." There’s room to complain about 4 legs AFTER someone succeeds in accurately animating this fundamental trait of a Martian tripod. Or how about heat rays that don't project light but just cause things to burst in flames with no visible beam. That is also fundamental to the war machines. Hmm, license is taken ther too.
It is/was a Tripod for modern audiences. Who cares about the meaning of terms.
Hi pup ive been watching your channel sense i was like 14 im a big fan you got me into Oddworld but like do you have a discord or anything? I would like to talk to you about something
Picard: THERE ARE THREE LEGS!!!
LOL!