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    Isekai Yuusha: A Trustworthy Local Warrior

    The native Warriors of this world were scattered in various places by the Ancient Giants, where they dwell hidden... or something.
    (https://twitter.com/isiyumi/status/1148206756863942656)

    This is pretty much a perfect explanation! Amazing! (Admittedly I sort of drew the whole thing vaguely, so I myself don't know the real answer either.)
    (https://twitter.com/isiyumi/status/1148428142169583617)
    (said in response to https://twitter.com/nakurubox/status/1148252585075204096)

    If I were to further add to this... the idea is that the chariot part (the Chariot Base) is in charge of up to the lower body. So the plan is to swap things out for another mecha in the second half of the series to get a centaur form.
    (https://twitter.com/isiyumi/status/1148428876424499201)

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    NNescio
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    Animated, voiced version in child post (solid black thumbnail).

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    Also:
    There's a series of four 'rough' sketches by a 3rd party depicting how Chariot-bot transforms into Triunicorn bot. Technically fan-art, but Ishiyumi-sensei liked it so much he basically gave it his seal of approval, so... sorta canon now?

    Would it be a good idea to put them up in this pool too (or rather, as a child linking to this post, with the rest linked to the first child)? Kinda worried they might get flagged though. Usually if things are part of a series they get shoehorned in (because they 'add quality' to the rest of the series, making the rest more complete), but since those are technically 3rd party they might not really... count?

    Though, there is another post by Ishiyumi-sensei himself depicting XE-Shine giving a thumbs up to the sketches, which I would like to include, but the that post wouldn't make much sense to in this pool (or as a child linking back to a post within the pool) without the "sketches" to react to.

    Updated by NNescio

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