At least now when the robot/A.I. apocalypse comes you'll be know what it looks like.
The most popular toy of 1996 stripped of his outer cuddliness to show how it works will haunt your dreams.
Ever wondered what #ticklemeElmo looks like without fur ? #tinkering#takeapart@SciTechMuseum#summercamp#mymuseum2017pic.twitter.com/w6sPwQfnJh
— #ScienceMobile (@ScienceMobileEN) April 12, 2017
The internet reacted accordingly.
@ScienceMobileEN@SciTechMuseum What did you do to Elmo!? pic.twitter.com/cPKXcanQOn
— No Bull Intentions (@NoBullIntention) April 12, 2017
@ScienceMobileEN@SciTechMuseumpic.twitter.com/Z8E1dldlNy
— Jason Wells (@JasonBretWells) April 12, 2017
@ScienceMobileEN@SciTechMuseum Prototype for the upcoming Consume your Soul Elmo.
— Andrew W (@awhite) April 12, 2017
@ScienceMobileEN@SuperMensch@SciTechMuseumpic.twitter.com/mfmDsbUiij
— BellaMG (@SkinsFanPG_Wife) April 12, 2017
@SkinsFanPG_Wife@ScienceMobileEN@SciTechMuseumpic.twitter.com/HWsB8BvpPl
— Mensch (@SuperMensch) April 12, 2017
@SuperMensch@ScienceMobileEN@SciTechMuseumpic.twitter.com/ddMj4sqthr
— BellaMG (@SkinsFanPG_Wife) April 12, 2017
@PaulRitchey@ScienceMobileEN@SciTechMuseum@HeyNickMurphypic.twitter.com/7sZhLQ5jYx
— Josh Henderson (@Henderson1983) April 13, 2017
@cessman98@mpinney283@ScienceMobileEN@SciTechMuseumpic.twitter.com/qj6BkB7hP1
— Matt Morningstar (@mmorningstar9) April 13, 2017
