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Jun. 21st, 2016 06:04 pmPlayer name:Arach
Character name:Gwenhwyfar Jen二 Douglas
Source canon:Iteration/Acceleration
Community tag:gwen_douglas
Do I want a HMD: nope
Notes:
Gwen is an emulation of a human's mind, running from a gynoid body. She's not 100% realistic-her eyes have a tendency to look flat, her skin is completely hairless aside from her head, she sometimes forgets to breathe-but it's a pretty good approximation.
Background:
The "Fork" of Jennifer Douglas created by Doomstar, given a body and turned loose. Her entry into the game will mark the first few steps she can take as her own being. She lacks memories of Jen's final mission.
Original canon background:
Personality:
Gwen is something of a free spirit and trickster. She's cheery and happy with her life, because unlike all you meatbags she's got all the time in the world to have fun in it. (Note: 'Meatbags' is a term of endearment, not a slur). In many ways, she's Jen with her filter toned down or removed.
That said, Gwen has a pile of issues of her own to worry about. While she has the vast majority of Jen's memories, they're like watching a movie of someone else's life. She doesn't understand why Jen made a number of her big decisions, and she isn't entirely sure where the line between her and Jen even is.
Capabilities and Resources:
Gwen is more or less unkillable; her mind can be backed up and copied without limit, and she's already gone through and squirreled away a number of such backups. What represents death for most people is just a hit to the bank account and the loss of some of her memories-to truly kill her, for good, you'd need to have a world-class espionage group devote a lot of man-hours to hunting her down, or grind the planet into dust. Her limbs and body parts are fairly easily replaceable, but not cheap.
The specific body that Doomstar chose to house Gwen in almost perfectly mimics the human form. However, that comes at something of a cost; it's not as durable as "robot body" might lead you to expect. She's only slightly tougher than human normal, and much less strong or durable than any sort of combat-spec cyborg. A particularly strong human could beat her in an arm wrestling contest no problem, though her stamina's pretty nuts.
Gwen retains the super-speed mode that her predecessor had; nanobots mixed in with her "blood" make it possible to use without immediately breaking or destroying joints. Still, it remains something emphatically outside her specs, and though she retains complete control in her super-speed mode, she's going to need to rest and repair shortly afterwards.
While she has most of Jen's skills, she's much less good at improvising or coming up with off-beat ways to use the nanobots; she's more prone to take a proven method and stick to it. Gwen can additionally interface with and control machines, being one herself - though she won't necessarily be good at it without practice.
Position in Unity Group:
Pilot, Troublemaker, Mascot (self-appointed)
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Character name:Gwenhwyfar Jen二 Douglas
Source canon:Iteration/Acceleration
Community tag:gwen_douglas
Do I want a HMD: nope
Notes:
Gwen is an emulation of a human's mind, running from a gynoid body. She's not 100% realistic-her eyes have a tendency to look flat, her skin is completely hairless aside from her head, she sometimes forgets to breathe-but it's a pretty good approximation.
Background:
The "Fork" of Jennifer Douglas created by Doomstar, given a body and turned loose. Her entry into the game will mark the first few steps she can take as her own being. She lacks memories of Jen's final mission.
Original canon background:
Personality:
Gwen is something of a free spirit and trickster. She's cheery and happy with her life, because unlike all you meatbags she's got all the time in the world to have fun in it. (Note: 'Meatbags' is a term of endearment, not a slur). In many ways, she's Jen with her filter toned down or removed.
That said, Gwen has a pile of issues of her own to worry about. While she has the vast majority of Jen's memories, they're like watching a movie of someone else's life. She doesn't understand why Jen made a number of her big decisions, and she isn't entirely sure where the line between her and Jen even is.
Capabilities and Resources:
Gwen is more or less unkillable; her mind can be backed up and copied without limit, and she's already gone through and squirreled away a number of such backups. What represents death for most people is just a hit to the bank account and the loss of some of her memories-to truly kill her, for good, you'd need to have a world-class espionage group devote a lot of man-hours to hunting her down, or grind the planet into dust. Her limbs and body parts are fairly easily replaceable, but not cheap.
The specific body that Doomstar chose to house Gwen in almost perfectly mimics the human form. However, that comes at something of a cost; it's not as durable as "robot body" might lead you to expect. She's only slightly tougher than human normal, and much less strong or durable than any sort of combat-spec cyborg. A particularly strong human could beat her in an arm wrestling contest no problem, though her stamina's pretty nuts.
Gwen retains the super-speed mode that her predecessor had; nanobots mixed in with her "blood" make it possible to use without immediately breaking or destroying joints. Still, it remains something emphatically outside her specs, and though she retains complete control in her super-speed mode, she's going to need to rest and repair shortly afterwards.
While she has most of Jen's skills, she's much less good at improvising or coming up with off-beat ways to use the nanobots; she's more prone to take a proven method and stick to it. Gwen can additionally interface with and control machines, being one herself - though she won't necessarily be good at it without practice.
Position in Unity Group:
Pilot, Troublemaker, Mascot (self-appointed)
Type:
Unit Name:
Unit Description:
Size:
Terrain compatibility:
Air:
Ground:
Water:
Space:
Favored terrain:
Upgrades:
Wingmen:
Mission requirement:
Suggested Event List:
Sample post:
