Perman Adventures In Birdplanet & Multiverse

The sun was setting, casting long shadows across the rooftops of the city. Perman No. was going home through the air. Today, he had acquired the ultimate tool for improvement: a perfect copy robot.

Landing softly on his balcony, Perman peered through the window. His heart pounded with a mixture of excitement and apprehension. Inside, his room was bathed in the warm glow of his desk lamp. His copy robot sitting in his desk perfectly mimicking his every move, even down to the frustrated sigh as it struggled with a particularly tricky math problem.

Seeing that only his copy robot is in his room, perman felt relieved. Perman slipped through the window. His robot, oblivious to his presence, continued its diligent work.

The air in Perman's room was thick with the scent of freshly sharpened pencils and the faint hum of the robot diligently copying his notes.

Perman, hidden in the shadows of his own room, watched his robot with a mixture of amusement and a touch of guilt. He crept closer to his copy robot.

Suddenly, he threw his arms around his unsuspecting copy robot from behind. "Gotcha!" he exclaimed, his voice echoing in the small room.

The copy robot whirred and spun. It scanned the room frantically,"Perman? Is that you?" He stammered, his voice a perfect imitation of Mitsuo.

Perman, still holding onto his robot, let out a hearty laugh. "Of course, it's me, you silly robot!" He released his grip and stepped back, grinning.

"You really scared me for a second there." His Copy robot said.

"It's good to see you, Perman. Wait, you were going to go to birdplanet with birdman today, right? What happened?"

"Yes, I sat in his UFO and went into space as well. On the way, I realized that I still have to become much better, so I asked for some time from birdman."

"Oh, so that's what happened."

"On the way, I got a very good idea, wait, I'll show you."

Perman took off his mask and started going near the copy robot's head to share the memory.

"W-wait, can you tell me just like this?"

"But why?"

"please."

Perman wanted to show his robot about his secret plan through memory share but his copy robot refused to share memories. Perman was afraid that if he told the whole plan here and the rest of the permans and birdman were listening to this, then it would be a problem. So he told his copy robot the same reason for taking the copy robot that he told the others.

'I'm sorry robot.' Perman/Mitsuo thought.

"So this means I have to go to the birdman right now." The copy robot said.

"Yes, it is like that. Don't worry, I will bring you back after a month and after that you can stay here." Mitsuo said

"There is no problem with that, the truth is that if we copy robots stay in our robot form, we feel even better because we can relax. By the way, I think you should check that perfect copy robot once." Robot said.

"Hmm."

Mitsuo took his copy robot's advice.

With a glint in his eye, Mitsuo placed the robot on the ground and pressed its red nose. The robot began to grow, its internal mechanisms whirring to life. The perfect copy robot began expanding rapidly until it reached Mitsuo's height.

When the growth stopped, it looked around himself with calculating gaze. The robot's hair was the same shade of brown, its eyes the same shade of hazel. Even the gaps between its teeth was perfectly replicated.

The robot, true to its name, was perfect. It moved with the same fluid grace as Mitsuo, its every gesture an uncanny imitation. However, there was something… different. While the robot looked exactly like Mitsuo, its aura was subtly different. Where Mitsuo exuded a playful energy, the robot emanated a sense of stillness, a calculated precision.

Mitsuo touched perfect copy robot's forehead with his forehead and shared his memories.

"Since it is going to take my place now, it would be better if I share my memories with it too." Copy robot said and shared his memories with perfect copy robot too.

After the copy robot shared its memories, the perfect copy robot was a bit surprised and looked at the copy robot strangely, but Mitsuo didn't notice it.

"Alright, maybe we should leave now, birdman must be waiting for us." Copy robot said and pressed his own nose.

He turned into its original form. Mitsuo picked it up from the ground and put on his perman mask.

"Alright, I am going. Take care of your home in my absence."

"Absolutely."

Perman went out of the window.