It was supposed to be the final step to solving so many of the world’s problems: overburdened families, exhausted homemakers, the loneliness epidemic, short-staffed businesses and organizations...

...Instead, cloning technology still revealed many flaws still to overcome. And you’re one of the people who has to deal with the mess, after two attempts to clone 21 year old supermodel Seraphine Gold failed.

Seraphine Gold (Right)

The flawless blonde supermodel who is the literal all-American original. Now has to worry about her reputation and career after two cloning attempts were botched.

Yasmine Silver (Center)

The first attempt. Her right hand is literally made of blocky fingers, and her left is large, with a misshapen skinny wrist. There’s also a distinct gap in her two front teeth.

Erika Bronze (Left)

The second attempt created spaces between all of her teeth, but at least they’re symmetrical. On the downside, both of her hands are mangled and webbed.

The Candy Bar Test was designed to demonstrate physical feasibility by having the clones test their ability to hold crunchy candy coated popsicle bars. Unfortunately, that didn’t work out as planned, as both clones are perfectly capable of holding them despite their obvious physical flaws that would make them commercial failures on the market.

Entry 2 in the Candy Bar series, making fun of AI’s tendency to clone the same base image when you ask it to include multiple people, and clone it rather poorly. Have fun as always, folks!