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[minerguy667]

FOr those who don't know, a "Magic satchel" is....

Wikipedia Said:
Magic satchel is a term often used in reference to Role-playing video games. It refers to the use of a character's inventory in the game, which can often contain more items (or items of too large a size) than is physically possible for the character to carry without any visible means to hold or transport them

At maximum loadout, Quote's inventory consists of

• 36 items(Including Beast Fang)
• 5 weapons
• Ammo for said weapons.(Mostly missiles)

Also, the missile launcher looks like its actually taller than Quote.You can have a maximum of 54 super misssles or 100 regular ones at a time!
So where does Quote keep all this stuff
And no, don't say "magic". Magic is the killer of theory threads! Wait a second! The thread title is "Quote has a magic satchel"
Ummm. never mind that then...

[Noxid]

nanomachines

[HaydenStudios]

Quote has a Hyperspace Arsenal, that's how.

[Carrotlord]

Quote keeps his items in Curly's hammerspace. When he obtains Curly's panties, it fuses with the hammerspace and multiplies his power level by the following number:

[andwhyisit]

Pocketable items:
A locket.
A bunch of keys.
A bunch of small medals/badges.
A bunch of small star trinkets.
A pair of underwear.
Some lipstick.
A timer.
A gps thing.
Mr. Little.

Over 90% of non-weapon items are quite small.

This leaves us with..

Worn items:
A jetpack.
An air tank.
Missile launcher (if not held).

Held items:
Current weapon + upgrades.

Packed items:
Two jars.
A tow rope.
A mask.
Remaining weapons + upgrades.

No magic here folks.

[Carrotlord]

Pocketable items:
A locket.
A bunch of keys.
A bunch of small medals/badges.
A bunch of small star trinkets.
A pair of underwear.
Some lipstick.
A timer.
A gps thing.
Mr. Little.

Over 90% of non-weapon items are quite small.

This leaves us with..

Worn items:
A jetpack.
An air tank.
Missile launcher (if not held).

Held items:
Current weapon + upgrades.

Packed items:
Two jars.
A tow rope.
A mask.
Remaining weapons + upgrades.

No magic here folks.

That's a good point really. The jellyfish juice jar might also be small enough that you could 'pocket' it.

[Moon]

Quote resides in the video-game verse.
All people there have hammerspace pockets save only a few unfortunate ones born under nitpicky gods.

Edited by Moon, 04 August 2012 - 08:48 AM.

[minerguy667]

Quote has a Hyperspace Arsenal, that's how.

What else can he cram in there? A M1 Abrams tank? The USS Missouri? A Nimitz Class Carrier?!

Quote keeps his items in Curly's hammerspace. When he obtains Curly's panties, it fuses with the hammerspace and multiplies his power level by the following number:

I counter your theory with:



The only problem is, why would Curly let Quote use her hammerspace. Could that mean hammerspace is like a online cloud that you you have to pay for, and Quote wasted his money on Steam games??

[Carrotlord]

I counter your theory with:



The only problem is, why would Curly let Quote use her hammerspace. Could that mean hammerspace is like a online cloud that you you have to pay for, and Quote wasted his money on Steam games??

The number you gave is equal to 1.

Quote wasted his money on steam games? Sound pretty similar to someone's real life experience...

[DoubleThink]

Now I'm thinking I should commission one of our artists to draw Quote carrying his entire inventory at once