There's a reason why he's called 'Ding', after all. I'll leave the helmet off for now though - I see Ding 'dinging' into his enemies, knocking himself silly, until one of the others gives him a helmet, at which point he'll go 'why didn't I think of that!?'

With regards to flying, he's great at flying himself, but has absolutely no training or know-how of how to fly a plane. I suspect when Buck's flying the Rodent Ranger plane, Ding's going to be flying alongside as opposed to inside.

He also has an unfortunate tendency for crash landings, as you can see from the novel/guest stars, but always somehow seems to come out okay in the end.

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Tongue -firmly- planted in cheek.

In case you can't tell, Ding isn't particularly fond of humans.

Mwahaha!

And Buck has a rather... Unique, view on humanity. This could get interesting.

Obviously, I'm accepting the compel. I'd rather have plenty of fate points to buy off compels on the hunger later on down the line if necessary. Feel free to try to stop him if necessary, but it's probably going to be a bit hard.

Also, bonus points to anyone who knows what the Aspect name references.

...

And may I note, this is exactly the sort of thing that I have a tendency to do in real life. Every so often I have this irresistible urge to scare someone. It's gotten to the point that my friends have seriously threatened to bell me like a cat, since even when I'm -not- trying to scare someone, I scare them due to me just being that naturally quiet when walking. When one grows up in a creaky house and is also more nocturnal than his parents might like (a habit, as you see, I have kept considering it is currently 5:24 am here as I type this), one learns to keep his footsteps soft and light. Add martial arts training to that and it's probably no surprise I accidentally scare people by coming up behind them all the time.

I hear ya man, I'm the same way.

...I understand Darkwing has a new comic that's started fairly recently. I haven't actually read it myself, though.

Haven't seen the comic, but that is the reference.

I have to say, this moment does call for a Godzilla haiku.

Here's the first page of that site. Fun times.

But without the smoking hole in the ground, how do you know the job's done?

By the lamentations of the women.

At the risk of explaining something everyone already knows, dialing *69 in the United States calls back whoever last called you.

I didn't know that. Thanks for the explanation.

Does the GM accept?

Have to admit, it does make sense in a mad sciency sort of way.

It does kind of, yes. Very nice. He's understandable, but it seems he doesn't exactly sound like an adult human.

Flying with Ding I imagine is something like flying with Launchpad McQuack. You'll end up in one piece at the end, but other than that...