A question about having a South Park character as a Tulpa

[JamesNintendoNerd]

I am not planning on having a South Park character as a Tulpa, nor will I ever do it, but how would a South Park character work as a Tulpa since they are simple pieces of construction paper that walk by doing short bunny hops?

Watch South Park and you'll know what I mean. What if someone did a similar tulpa design to what South Park is portrayed? How would they work in the real world?

[Linkzelda]

Probably something like Paper Mario in a 3D plane of existence.

 

[JamesNintendoNerd]

Probably something like Paper Mario in a 3D plane of existence.

 

I was thinking that the South Park Tulpa would simply turn 3D. They do have a side side and back side.

[ThunderClap]

 

I would imagine they would look something like this.

[Bacn]

It works exactly how you imagine it would.

[Chupi]

They could still be made of construction paper and appear flat. Only they would re-render in construction paper as they rotate, just like they do on the show.

 

Similar to what happens if you have a tulpa who appears in a cartoon or anime style.

[Semi-Nomadic]

I used to speculate what would happen if you tried to create, then impose a tulpa which existed only as a flat drawing moving along 2D surfaces, paper etc. How would they perceive the world?

[Nobillis]

Like Flatland.

[Sophie]

Or The Planiverse -- which actually explains how organs and computers and such can work in 2D, rather than just squares and circles.

 

That's a neat idea though. I'd almost be tempted to make a tulpa like that.