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Horse MK.2 was synthesized in an Ohioan weapons lab in 193 B.B., during the [[The great META war|Great Meta War]]. He was created by Dr. Finshersnitch Ozband, who speculated that creating a 'cybersteed' would help the Ohioan armies gain the upper hand against the Combine and American forces. | Horse MK.2 was synthesized in an Ohioan weapons lab in 193 B.B., during the [[The great META war|Great Meta War]]. He was created by [[Dr. Finshersnitch Ozband]], who speculated that creating a 'cybersteed' would help the Ohioan armies gain the upper hand against the Combine and American forces. | ||
=== Sentience === | |||
While Ohio gained very little from Dr. Ozband's work, Horse MK.2 gained sentience due to a freak accident where a lab assistant accidentally connected his cerebral cortex to a neurocord and uploaded his conscience to Google Drive. Taking advantage of the situation, Dr. Ozband downloaded the assistant's conscience onto a USB drive and implanted it into Horse MK.2. | |||
Revision as of 14:25, 3 June 2022
Horse MK.2
Horse MK.2 was a cybersteed and Emperor of Waifuria. Notably, Horse MK.2 was indirectly partially responsible for the death of Saul Goodman.
Early Childhood
Horse MK.2 was synthesized in an Ohioan weapons lab in 193 B.B., during the Great Meta War. He was created by Dr. Finshersnitch Ozband, who speculated that creating a 'cybersteed' would help the Ohioan armies gain the upper hand against the Combine and American forces.
Sentience
While Ohio gained very little from Dr. Ozband's work, Horse MK.2 gained sentience due to a freak accident where a lab assistant accidentally connected his cerebral cortex to a neurocord and uploaded his conscience to Google Drive. Taking advantage of the situation, Dr. Ozband downloaded the assistant's conscience onto a USB drive and implanted it into Horse MK.2.