Lazy Clones

The lazy clones were the final product of Wexler's cloning machine, and were direct clones of Wexler and Remy in VGHW: The Original Saga - Episode VI (The Mini Movie). Even though they bore a striking resemblance to their original counterparts, the clones were distinguished by their divergent personalities. In complete alignment with their assigned moniker, the indolent clones were quintessentially lazy.

Their creation was facilitated by the overhaul of the cloning apparatus following the initial unsuccessful attempt to produce useful duplicates of Wexler and Remy. The aim was to create supportive clones to counter the powerful super-trio, but the first cloning machine failed to yield the desired results. In this lineup of clones, neither the athletic nor the cool versions proved beneficial in the quest, and much to Wexler and Remy's dismay, the indolent clones were no exception.

Their interests were incredibly narrow, primarily involving eating and immersing themselves in video games for the entirety of the day, showing sparse enthusiasm for anything else. The laziness of these clones was further manifested by their peculiar fussy nature when it came to their needs. They were notoriously picky, going as far as expressing disdain for drinking tap water, preferring alternatives that required minimal effort on their part.

Their debut, and ultimately their only appearance, was in VGHW: The Original Saga - Episode VI (The Mini Movie). Despite their brief time on screen, they left a memorable impression due to their distinct personalities.

## Profile

The lazy clones, despite being mirror images of Wexler and Remy, displayed personalities that diverged dramatically from those of their originals. Every physical attribute, from the subtleties of their facial features to the nuances of their body language, mirrored those of Wexler and Remy flawlessly. If it weren't for their radically different behaviors, it would be near impossible to distinguish them from their originals.

However, their indolent nature set them apart. Taking on a characteristic befitting their label, these clones were the epitome of laziness. They showed a severe lack of enthusiasm for any activity that required more than a minimal level of effort. Instead of being active and helpful like Wexler and Remy, they were couch potatoes who preferred a sedentary lifestyle. Their obstinacy mirrored that of their cool and athletic counterparts, but manifested in different ways.

Their preferred activities were eating and playing video games, which they could do for hours on end without any signs of boredom or fatigue. They seemed perfectly content with a monotonous routine of gaming, eating, and sleeping. Additionally, they were exceptionally particular about their needs. Their finicky nature extended to their dietary preferences and even to their water source, as they refused to drink tap water.

Despite their physical similarity to Wexler and Remy, the indolent clones exhibited a stark contrast in their attitudes towards life, activity, and contribution to their surroundings. Their existence was a testament to the fact that even though they shared the same physical DNA, they had developed a unique and individualized behavioral DNA of their own.

## Birth and Death

The birth of the lazy clones came about as a result of Wexler and Remy's determination to counter the formidable super-trio they were up against. After the initial failure of the cloning machine to produce useful duplicates, Wexler refurbished the device, hoping for better results. The indolent clones were the unintended outcome of this refurbishment process.

Once the machine was operational again, Wexler and Remy activated it and created the indolent clones. These clones were exact physical replicas of their creators, with identical appearances down to the smallest details.

Unfortunately, the lazy clones' existence was short-lived. They made their first and only appearance in VGHW: The Original Saga - Episode VI (The Mini Movie). They continued to exist for about a month until their untimely demise. The Brother, a formidable adversary, initiated the notorious Orbital Strike on October 1st, 2015, targeting Wexler's residence.

The devastating attack completely destroyed Wexler's home, including the second cloning machine. As a result, the indolent clones were eliminated along with their creators' cloning technology. Their lazy and lethargic presence ceased to exist, marking the end of this particular clone line and their brief but distinct contribution to the VGHW universe.