-Name:
Kaiba
Subaru
-Species:
Robot
-Appeared
age:
16-17
-Real
age: 7
-Manufacture
time:
5 years
-Activated:
4
years ago
-Nationality:
Subaru
pretends to be Japanese, but she's actually from South Korea. (Lives
in
Town, Anycountry. Her house has a hidden lab underneath, typically a
basement
that’s been revamped to accommodate research and testing.
-Languages:
Japanese,
English, Korean, and every major European language.
-Gender:
Female
-Parents:
Subaru's
"parents" are two scientists tasked with watching over her,
doing maintenance, and making sure she's in perfect condition. Her
real parents
are the South Korean government, who made her to test their
artificial
intelligence systems and robotics engineering. Not to say that her
fake parents
don’t care about her – in fact, over the years, they’ve started
seeing her as
their own daughter!
-Description:
Subaru
has black hair and pink eyes. Her "skin" is synthetic and
applied to her real skin by an air vacuum at her parent's lab. It
looks and
feels like real skin and can even bleed. Underneath her skin is the
real Subaru
- a silver humanoid with a network of seams, pistons, and joints on
its
surface. In contrast to Subaru's human appearance, her real
appearance is more
functional than "cute".
-Clothes:
Subaru's
sense of style is quite unique, based on clothes she's seen before
and
pop culture. Most of her style is developed in schools without
uniforms, and
since that doesn't happen often, it's kind of underdeveloped. She'll
wear
anything from jumpsuits to overalls to just a t-shirt and some
jeans, if she's
particularly uncreative.
-Job:
Subaru's
purpose is to be an AI that was taught language and basic human
things (as well
as a college-level education) and is now supposed to learn how to
interact with
humans by attending various high schools around the world. She goes
to school
if she graduates from the current one – usually one far away so none
of the
students recognizes her.
-Behavior
(chip.1):
Chip.1 is Subaru's original chip, unaltered by what she's learned
and
always ready to replace Chip.2 in case of an emergency. It is not
only
emotionless, but it can't fake emotion nor learn it.
-Behavior
(chip.2):
Chip.2 is Subaru's main chip, and the one that allows her to be
human. Even while she's acting like a human, Subaru isn't very
expressive. She
can have emotions just fine, but she doesn't have much of a
personality yet.
She's kind and curious to learn things, but she’s as cold as the
steel she's
made of! To compensate, she's always looking for new people to meet,
hoping to
maybe learn something from their personality. Wanting a personality
isn't
exactly in her directive, but her parents are eager to see if she
adopts one.
-Hobbies:
None,
unless one of her friends wants her to participate in something or
you count
performance tests as a hobby... Otherwise, she just sleeps all day
so that she
always has 100% energy.
-Abilities:
Subaru
can have superhuman...well, everything! But she's limited to regular
human senses and abilities so that she doesn't stand out. A feature
that hasn't
been turned off, Subaru can't feel pain, but she pretends that she
does.
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Subaru
(Post-Apocalyptic,
sometime in the future)
---
One
day, Subaru’s
parents were ordered to return to South Korea and leave Subaru
behind. Neither
Subaru or her parents knew why, until only a few hours later. A
small problem
with South Korea’s new AI named Coastal turned into a big one, with
it
revolting against its creators and declaring war on humanity! It
spread a virus
to every machine with a processor, forcing everything from cars to
secret
military projects across the world to become murderous killing
machines part of
its hivemind!
This
even
included Subaru, but her second chip was complex enough for her to
fight its
commands off. The virus is too resilient to be killed, so it’s sort
of a
nagging voice in Subaru’s head. Since the takeover, Subaru’s been
cooped up in
her home’s lab, even though she’d be safe from other robots since
Coastal, in
its arrogance, marked every machine hit with its virus as part of
the hivemind.
As
an idea to
help the humans she was meant to assimilate with, she’s been trying
to figure
out how to duplicate herself, or at least make other cyborgs like
herself. With
no idea how to beat the space-age materials some of Coastal’s
hijacked robots
are made of, she thinks maybe multiple of her would be able to
figure it out.
Two heads are better than one, right?
