Oreo’s Origins 1:

“Sir, I had to ask you about something.”

“What is it?”

“It’s about the standing orders on number six.”

“Number six is Do Not Retrieve.”

“But sir-”

“That is an order! Number six’s powers are still unknown, assuming she has any powers at all. She’s far too young and her only observed activities are watching television and blinking a light wired to her head- which for all we know could be a tracking beacon. On top of all that, her cage is smack dab in the middle of the human commons area! It’s far too risky for a mouse that could just be a decoy.”

“What if Espionage-”

“Espionage is already aware of the situation. Until further notice, the order still stands. Number six is Do Not Retrieve. Do I make myself clear?”

“Yes sir…”

Oreo has just upped her cosplay game! First, we see her dressed as Snowy by duckdraw and then as her fellow Super Lab Mouse Macaroon by mutantlexi.

-TB

You know, for a mouse that has the ability to control computers, Oreo really doesn’t understand computers at all. Here’s a little comic, featuring Macadamia by artiestrokeartcorner! Also, surprise surprise, she doesn’t actually need the glasses to see. But they’re a huge help with her powers. Oreo may be able to control computers but when it comes to communicating with them, she only sees raw data. That means if she wants to view an image or watch a video, she has to project it onto some kind of display. Otherwise, it’s just a whole lot of zeros and ones. She’s sorta figured out how to read basic text that way but other than that, she really needs the glasses as a display to see what she’s doing. I really like expanding on Oreo’s character and powers.

-TB

Headcannon approved! Fangirl Oreo inserted herself into a number of her favorite shows like any nerd with the ability to control computers with their mind. Final Cut Pro is surprisingly easy to use when you can just tell the program to do it and it does it.

She’s just moody is all. Easily annoyed and just as easily turned into a squealing fangirl. The light on her antenna is like a mood ring and blinks when she uses her powers. Blue and green are happy colors while red and orange are more angry or surprised. Pink and purple are more sultry emotions and yellow is when she finds things funny. Black is idle or bored and white is when she is overwhelmed.

Yup- as part of the superlabmice, Ginger Snap and Oreo are now bunking together. Ginger Snap, of course, belongs to the great duckdraw. Though, from the sounds of things, it won’t just be the two of them in the room alone… more to come!

-TB

Thanks, Internet.

-TB