Android
Formal - Emotionless - Void
Pet Name: Android
Owner: Ghost
Theme / Type: Voodoo Jinx
Born: November 21, 2010
Battle Portal Stats
Hit Points: 10 / 10
Strength: 6
Defense: 8
Speed: 5
Intellect: 5
Misticpower: 7
Battles Won: 0
Battles Lost: 0
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Books Read
Books Read: None
Exotic Foods Eaten
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The Incomplete Android
Name: AHI004, Dubbed "Andy" by Kelsey.
Gender: N/A
Age: 3
Occupation: Babysitter / Android
Relationship Status: Not compatible.
Personality: Logical, methodical, and almost understandable. Was rather rushed at the end of creation, and seems to have a few disconnects in thought process. Pretty good at passing for a thinking human, and is surprisingly protective of Kelsey, as it was programmed to be. Seems to assume a 'big brother' persona most of the time, and is rather caring for a robot.
Pictures:
Old concept doodle
Info Blurb:
Initially it was the fourth in a series dedicated to creating a perfect replacement for human beings. That goal was replaced by removing Kelsey from the older Bennett's hair, and so the android was rushed so help his exasperation. What love the inventor had for the young Kelsey seems to have been the only thing conveyed in the android's behavior; she is very happy to use that as proof when others say he was just using her as an experiment.
The android was activated shortly before Bennett disappeared, though it cannot speak of its creator's motivations, and therefore was left almost unfinished. Though he put a great deal into its intelligence, it was left to structurally depend on Kelsey. It could be considered either impressive or unfortunate that it was educated enough to be apprehensive about this fact, but it put up with her meddling with a great deal of tolerance.
It seems to understand that she has her own mobile troubles, though she refuses to admit it, and has taken it upon itself to be an extra pair of arms and legs. She got into the habit of riding on its shoulders and has modified it accordingly, though her attempts at making it more 'human' seemed to backfire. Overall, she has given it the ability to survive on its own, for the most part, and it repays her in kind by protecting her from her overactive imagination.
Recognized Users:
In Story:
- I believe a flamethrower isn't an adequate tool for such a task... What? You think otherwise? ...It's hardly logical, but you are the boss...
Otherwise:
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