Emmy the Robot (Comic Dub) - Second Arc
Baguette for Garrison
Garrison is a robot butler living in Dupont at Aunt Ginny's house with a group of other outmodes. Tall and imposing to the other robots, he is something of an authority in the mansion, as the other outmodes are wary of his presence and he does not participate in scrap collection.
Garrison is is often grumpy and not easily impressed, nor is he friendly towards the outmodes living in Ginny's house. He offers no praise and will not hesitate to chastise the other robots and Darcy for mistakes, foolishness, or shortcomings, such as when Emmy knocks over a vase and Dennis yet again brings in a worthless scavenging haul. However he is softer towards Ginny, only questioning her decision to let Emmy stay in her mansion instead of outright rejecting the idea when first talking about it with Darcy. He does not interfere with Ginny when she speaks to her father's portrait.
Dom and I think Tony Jay would be a good fit on how Garrison would sound, but he also suggested Jim Carter. He also wonders if there can be an effect to make the actor's voice deepened/sound slightly more robotic.
- british (highbrow)
- aristocratic british
- male adult
- male senior
- british
(regarding the outmodes saying that Emmy's their new guest.) Is our new guest intent on destroying the mistress's property and causing a disturbance? Doesn't sound like a nandroid to me... Nandroids are obedient, empty-headed servants optimized for domestic life, who's sole purpose is to dote on their masters... Yet all I see before me is an uninvited guest. (Reference: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/emmy-the-robot/garrison/viewer?title_no=402201&episode_no=96)
I'm afraid we have no room for more outmodes, Darcy. (Darcy reminds him that the decision is up to Aunt Ginny.) Do not trouble Mrs. Hackle with your childish demands! (the grandfather clock then strikes four.) Erm... Never mind! It'll have to wait. Places, everyone! (Reference: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/emmy-the-robot/garrison/viewer?title_no=402201&episode_no=96)
(when Emmy suggests helping him with polishing the silverware.) I have been polishing the silverware here for over 40 years. I have my method. It takes time, but it's always been sufficient. (After Emmy's insistence.) (sighs) If you insist... I think you will find that novelty is no guarantee of innovation. Some methods don't need changing, because they've always worked, and will always work. There are no shortcuts to a job well done. Even for robots like ourselves, hard work is the only- (then notices that Emmy is finished before he's done with the single spoon he's polishing, thus looking confused.) (Reference: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/emmy-the-robot/new-robot-old-tricks-1/viewer?title_no=402201&episode_no=153)
