Reserve app for the future (if Polaris dies or I get bored of him):

CHARACTER BIO

NAME. Frank Mayhem

RACE. Android

AGE. 1 (based on the body of a 17 year old)

GENDER. Male

HEIGHT/WEIGHT. 1m 80cm/75 kg

APPEARANCE.



MOTIVATIONS.

To discover who he is, who made him and why was he built. To learn more about human society and try to find a way to integrate himself into it.

QUIRKS.

Three Laws of Robotics - Frank's programming was still in it's early stages when he was thrown into the world, and while sentience and stuff regarding that are included in his memory, morality is not. The only possible guidance Frank has in this regard are the Three Laws of Robotics - a robot may never cause harm to a human or put a human in harm via inaction; a robot must help humanity unless it breaks rule 1; and a robot must defend his existence unless it breaks rules 1 and 2. However, the Three Laws are not hardcoded in Frank's mind, and thus mainly act as guidance and ideas over what he should do, not what he must do. Should the necessity arise, he will not hesitate to raise his hand against a human or even kill one - not that he even knows about a concept like "death".

No Identity - Another thing missing in Frank's mind are memories and identity. Any of them. Sure, the loading screen for the computer running this body informs that his designation is "Frank Mayhem", but that is as far as he has gotten. Why is it "Frank Mayhem"? Who created him? Why doesn't he have things every other person in the Universe has, like parents, family or a loved one?

Observer - While Frank is not completely closed off from the rest of the Universe, the fact that he is as alone as a person could be and that he doesn't really have a reason to speak to others - after all, the Three Laws say nothing about interacting with any other beings, be it human or robot - all mean that Frank almost always takes an inactive observer role in society. He doesn't need to eat, drink or sleep, so he spends his days watching others - watching busy streets, homes and gatherings go try to make sense of it all - usually with pen and paper in his hands.

BONDS.

Right now, Frank has no bonds. In his past life, before his death, however, this couldn't have been farther from the truth - he was a socially adept high schooler, a former student president, and a person with a slowly developing love life.



BACKSTORY.

As the single child of Kaine Mayhem, the leader of Capsule Corporation's Satan City R&D Department, Frank Mayhem was pretty well off for a 17 year old. Student of the prestigious Orange Star High School and an aspiring travelling motorcyclist in his free time, he lived a comfortable, easygoing, and yet rapidly developing life. With a girlfriend by his side and a rich single father, what's there to stand in front of him?

The last school year was starting. Not long after the beginning of this intense period, Frank got into a spat with his father - being noticeably ambitious and confrontational with all authority, the son clashed with Kaine's aspirations of seeing him follow his family's footsteps to study engineering and robotics. Frank's heart called for a free life - he wanted to travel across the planet with Melodia on his motorcycle, see the world with his own eyes and not be stuck in a lab all day. The spat continued for a good three hours, extending to the night, and ending in Frank leaving to cool off a little and Kaine back in his room, drinking a few shots.

The next morning, news arrived to the scientist that his son was now dead. Motorcycle accident, and a horrific one at that - failing to notice a sudden turn in the freeway at the dark and thus falling off the edge. The body was such awful shape that it couldn't even be looked at without at least a wince. And Kaine just so happened to be waiting for him to come back home to say sorry for all the hostility.

Their father-son relations may not have been perfect, but it was then that Kaine truly realized how much his child meant to him. So much so that he begun grasping at straws to prevent this fate from happening - and this is what led him to his three year long project to rebuild his son. After all, Kaine was a master mechanic, well adept at robotics and android design - so if this is not one of those cases where he must put his abilities to the test, nothing is. Fifteen kilometers outside of Satan City, he refurbished an abandoned factory to his lab for this endeavor. After the traumatic experience of losing his son to a motorcycle crash, Kaine set out the goal of making Frank unable to ever die again - his rebuilt child will have the endurance, strength and dexterity to wrestle with the gods, if needed.

Normally, the Capsule Corporation would turn a blind eye towards individual projects started by their employees, or even encourage them, but their opinion of Kaine swiftly turned do it once the executives found out about the scientist stealing designs from the corporation for outfitting his pet project. Not long after the first, easy phase of rebuilding Frank was complete, a squad of policemen knocked on Kaine's door, with a permit to arrest the man for industrial spying and high level theft. Kaine did not fight back - hell, he had no way how - but instead, he used a remote to activate the unfinished project in his basement, only giving a smirk and vague explanations when asked about where the stolen technology was.

Frank, meanwhile, woke up in a distant lab, with a finished body, but unfinished programming. All be knew was the designation he was given, the Three Laws of Robotics and pre-installed combat and sentience protocols. A few DynoCaps in his pocket - one with a sword made of Katchin and the other with a tiny frigate for space travel. Kaine provided both, one for defense and the other for his hopes to fulfill his son's dreams of travel by exploring space together. And... unknowingly to Frank himself, also a father and a girlfriend grieving for him, and the Capsule Corporation on a hunt to disassemble him.

CALL TO ACTION.

Well, the fact that he has recently been activated and sent to roam the world as alone as a finger should be reason enough.

RACE AND TRAIT. Android/Artificial

FACECLAIM. Ikki Kurogane (Chivalry of a Failed Knight)


[font size="5"]CHARACTER BIO[/font]

[b]NAME.[/b] Frank Mayhem

[b]RACE.[/b] Android

[b]AGE.[/b] 1 (based on the body of a 17 year old)

[b]GENDER.[/b] Male

[b]HEIGHT/WEIGHT.[/b] 1m 80cm/75 kg

[b]APPEARANCE.[/b]

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[b]MOTIVATIONS.[/b]

To discover who he is, who made him and why was he built. To learn more about human society and try to find a way to integrate himself into it.

[b]QUIRKS.[/b]

[u]Three Laws of Robotics[/u] - Frank's programming was still in it's early stages when he was thrown into the world, and while sentience and stuff regarding that are included in his memory, morality is not. The only possible guidance Frank has in this regard are the Three Laws of Robotics - a robot may never cause harm to a human or put a human in harm via inaction; a robot must help humanity unless it breaks rule 1; and a robot must defend his existence unless it breaks rules 1 and 2. However, the Three Laws are not hardcoded in Frank's mind, and thus mainly act as guidance and ideas over what he [i]should[/i] do, not what he must do. Should the necessity arise, he will not hesitate to raise his hand against a human or even kill one - not that he even knows about a concept like "death".

[u]No Identity[/u] - Another thing missing in Frank's mind are memories and identity. Any of them. Sure, the loading screen for the computer running this body informs that his designation is "Frank Mayhem", but that is as far as he has gotten. Why is it "Frank Mayhem"? Who created him? Why doesn't he have things every other person in the Universe has, like parents, family or a loved one?

[u]Observer[/u] - While Frank is not completely closed off from the rest of the Universe, the fact that he is as alone as a person could be and that he doesn't really have a reason to speak to others - after all, the Three Laws say nothing about interacting with any other beings, be it human or robot - all mean that Frank almost always takes an inactive observer role in society. He doesn't need to eat, drink or sleep, so he spends his days watching others - watching busy streets, homes and gatherings go try to make sense of it all - usually with pen and paper in his hands.

[b]BONDS.[/b]

Right now, Frank has no bonds. In his past life, before his death, however, this couldn't have been farther from the truth - he was a socially adept high schooler, a former student president, and a person with a slowly developing love life.

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[i]Frank and Melodia.[/i]

[b]Melodia Evergreen:[/b]

A fellow student in Orange Star High School and the daughter of a middle class family, Melodia had been Frank's classmate since the two first entered the school, and while they were somewhat far from each other at first - Melodia saw Frank as an overconfident rich kid, while Frank saw Melodia as an uninteresting classmate - their paths ended up crossing time and time again. It turned out that the two youngsters had more in common than meets the eye - they were both socially adept and fiercely independent from their families, and with plenty of ambition. The initial interest developed to friendship, and friendship turned into both of their first taste in love.

Unfortunately, said relationship then got cut short. After Frank's... unfortunate accident, Melodia has moved on, mostly in part of trying to not be reminded of the tragedy. Frank, meanwhile, isn't even aware of her existence.
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[b]BACKSTORY.[/b]

As the single child of Kaine Mayhem, the leader of Capsule Corporation's Satan City R&D Department, Frank Mayhem was pretty well off for a 17 year old. Student of the prestigious Orange Star High School and an aspiring travelling motorcyclist in his free time, he lived a comfortable, easygoing, and yet rapidly developing life. With a girlfriend by his side and a rich single father, what's there to stand in front of him?

The last school year was starting. Not long after the beginning of this intense period, Frank got into a spat with his father - being noticeably ambitious and confrontational with all authority, the son clashed with Kaine's aspirations of seeing him follow his family's footsteps to study engineering and robotics. Frank's heart called for a free life - he wanted to travel across the planet with Melodia on his motorcycle, see the world with his own eyes and not be stuck in a lab all day. The spat continued for a good three hours, extending to the night, and ending in Frank leaving to cool off a little and Kaine back in his room, drinking a few shots.

The next morning, news arrived to the scientist that his son was now dead. Motorcycle accident, and a horrific one at that - failing to notice a sudden turn in the freeway at the dark and thus falling off the edge. The body was such awful shape that it couldn't even be looked at without at least a wince. And Kaine just so happened to be waiting for him to come back home to say sorry for all the hostility.

Their father-son relations may not have been perfect, but it was then that Kaine truly realized how much his child meant to him. So much so that he begun grasping at straws to prevent this fate from happening - and this is what led him to his three year long project to rebuild his son. After all, Kaine was a master mechanic, well adept at robotics and android design - so if this is not one of those cases where he must put his abilities to the test, nothing is. Fifteen kilometers outside of Satan City, he refurbished an abandoned factory to his lab for this endeavor. After the traumatic experience of losing his son to a motorcycle crash, Kaine set out the goal of making Frank unable to ever die again - his rebuilt child will have the endurance, strength and dexterity to wrestle with the gods, if needed.

Normally, the Capsule Corporation would turn a blind eye towards individual projects started by their employees, or even encourage them, but their opinion of Kaine swiftly turned do it once the executives found out about the scientist stealing designs from the corporation for outfitting his pet project. Not long after the first, easy phase of rebuilding Frank was complete, a squad of policemen knocked on Kaine's door, with a permit to arrest the man for industrial spying and high level theft. Kaine did not fight back - hell, he had no way how - but instead, he used a remote to activate the unfinished project in his basement, only giving a smirk and vague explanations when asked about where the stolen technology was.

Frank, meanwhile, woke up in a distant lab, with a finished body, but unfinished programming. All be knew was the designation he was given, the Three Laws of Robotics and pre-installed combat and sentience protocols. A few DynoCaps in his pocket - one with a sword made of Katchin and the other with a tiny frigate for space travel. Kaine provided both, one for defense and the other for his hopes to fulfill his son's dreams of travel by exploring space together. And... unknowingly to Frank himself, also a father and a girlfriend grieving for him, and the Capsule Corporation on a hunt to disassemble him.

[b]CALL TO ACTION.[/b]

Well, the fact that he has recently been activated and sent to roam the world as alone as a finger should be reason enough.

[b]RACE AND TRAIT.[/b] Android/Artificial

[b]FACECLAIM.[/b] Ikki Kurogane (Chivalry of a Failed Knight)