Bloody GIR v 3.0

So... if anyone remembers my last two Bloody GIRs, then I'd hug and/or kiss you.

So this is the third in my line of Bloody GIRs...

I draw a new one every time I remove the previous from my gallery... why? The Bloody GIR was my first ever picture on dA. My second dAnniversary was on Sept. 23rd, so i figured it was appropriate anyway... late as usual... ahh. XD

Enjoy. Don't ask why he's all bloody. I know why, but I don't feel like saying. X3

EDIT: Okay, NOW I feel like explaining why he's all bloody. Or how I applied this to a story. X3 I'm not talking about anything related to the actual reason the original Bloody GIR was drawn, but my story behind the Bloody GIR.

Well, anyone who is obsessive about Invader Zim knows Dib would have ending up killing off the Irkens and becoming the embassador to Meekrob or something like that. Well, GIR is being permanently shut down, meaning his memory rewinds and wipes itself. After the permanent shut down, his parts are rendered useless and can never be used making him wasted materials, but that's beside the point. In my first serious Zim storyline, Zim had somehow wired GIR to receive information from every electronic device on Earth and several irken ones, including on the Massive. Well, Zim didn't know this and honestly, neither did GIR. Zim was just trying to spy on Dib and use GIR to receive the information. Well, he thought it was a failure and gave up on it. the story is told through GIR reviewing and erasing the data on his memory.

So it tells a whole story and GIR dies... like... truely dies. I made up that SIR units can actually bleed when they die (yeah, stupid, I know). Also, the rest of their body shuts down and becomes useless. Ah... the way I show this is... you know all the parts of GIR that are usually blue? But then they turn red and when he's shut off, they're dark gray? Well, I make the parts already shut down gray, but his eyes stay on as his head is reviewing and erasing the memory. So this here is GIR looking down in his final moments of standing and waiting for the hours of memory reviewing to end.

So yeah...