Dressing for the Situation...

[Stargazer]

Let's give Ralph a hand with his clothes situation! ;D

Which would be to your taste? Would you rather see the suit be able to morph into anything Ralph could imagine or let him have a dimensional pocket in his cape that he could slip his duds into?

To kind of limit the suit's changing abilities, we could say that the suit could only morph into clothing that was red, black, gray and white. I can see Ralph land and morph the Jammies into black pants and red shirts/tops.

Your imput, please.

[The J-Man]

with all due respect, I hate both ideas.

[MelMac]

stargazer2 said:

Which would be to your taste? Would you rather see the suit be able to morph into anything Ralph could imagine or let him have a dimensional pocket in his cape that he could slip his duds into?

To kind of limit the suit's changing abilities, we could say that the suit could only morph into clothing that was red, black, gray and white. I can see Ralph land and morph the Jammies into black pants and red shirts/tops.

Your imput, please.

I don't like the pocket idea. The dimensional pocket could also have a drawback in that Ralph still might not be able to get them back. He could also inadvertently be sucked into the pocket.

I do like the morphing idea, up to a point. Ralph shouldn't be able to change it into exactly what he wants it to. Something should always never morph, such as the boots or belt. That way, everything, from jeans to a tuxedo, would never quite look quite right, which would be slightly embarrasing as well. Limiting the color scheme is a good idea, however, with red always being the dominate color of the group.

When I first read your post, I had a chuckle as I've also been thinking the same thing. I've considered the morphing thought before when I've thought about using the music for a talent show. As I can't quite juggle wearing a cape (I had enough troubles in a dress), I thought about what the suit might morph into if it could. What I came up with was a red T-shirt, black pants with a red stripe down the sides of the pant legs and red sneakers and socks. The cape would make the pants of the suit, hence the red stripe. All versions I thought of though, the shoes were still red, though they were originally going to be hi-tops.

[Maxwell - F.B.I.]

How about an ability to morph the show into a good timeslot?

;D

[Lupin]

Great part of the fun relied on the trouble of going around with the suit/getting changed and losing clothes.. changing that would spoil the show as it was intended.
But the hidden pocket would be a practical idea tho, something like Doraemon has on his stomach.