Aahhh! I love them!

I can't get over how cute you made them look TwT

A friend <3

Looks like 3/8 inch cut coated fries. They're fairly standard up here.

Hey that's just an Ursa from Amoeba Battle

Probably the same way stuff like the Lion King remake did. CGIed to hell and back, just with a realistic artstyle.

When they buy every song at once.

...Like crew-served (cross)bows simple thrown knives. We'd probably see Serfs swarm up a lot; 5 or 6 in "Squadrons" to build things or operate weaponry. Though I do worry they might be too similar to Manipulators if they lean hard on the tool use.

What's actually made in the Foundries could vary heavily, from basic bolts of ammunition or simple tools to minor artifacts (perhaps with the help of other puppets).

Serfs themselves would be poor combatants; weaker than Imps by individual strength. This could be rectified by weapons...

Once a Phylactery is in play, spawning Serfs via a hive (probably 3-4 Serfs per hive) is the next priority. They'd tend to the Anchorage and anything built on it.

Serfs can also work in Foundries to make tools or items for other puppets, effectively making them a support caste like Deltas.

The basic idea is that Anchorages would act as mobile structural bases for Serfs to build things on.

Building material could be sourced in limited quantities from Anchorages directly, but this would likely be harmful to the puppets. Phylacteries are much more efficient and less harmful.

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Kind of leaving heavily on insectoid inspiration is this concept of a big superheavy puppet (similar to a Praetor; 7' 4") with two "building slots" in the form of massive back-mounted antlers and an iddy-biddy little drone (1' 4").

Canadian here. I vibe with the lazy-ass poutine, but next time, try shredded cheese (3 cheese blend is prefered) instead of a single. Poutine's better when the cheese is more distributed.

(Alternatively, rip the cheese into pieces with your grubby hands.)

All fun and games until your eye gets poked out with a metal mane spike.