[quote=@FacePunch]
[b]Appearance:[/b] 
Y00-17 stands at exactly 6'2 and weighs 710 pounds. His exoskeleton is made mostly up of Feerilesh, although Metalhead's body also incorporates other, tougher metals for increased protection. Y00-17's design was inspired by Faera myth. 

[b]Equipment:[/b]
Y00-17 wields the IG Defender, an Elzion full-automatic machine pistol with a 35 round magazine. The weapon possesses an extremely fast rate of fire and is incredible light and compact, allowing for ease of use in the commonly compact corridors of a spaceship or a spacefighter. 
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Wow. Someone's done his research. Looks like I have a prime candidate for future moderator on my hands. Even bravely navigating the poorly edited Faera matriarchy page. :bow

You can feel free to edit the IG weapon series page if desired to include that weapon.

What Faera myth are we going with? Maybe some creature that roams one of the islands, eating up all the troublemakers? Luckily it can't swim and you have to pour water on it's head to stop it and then become a good citizen or something. It could be a trial of courage for young Faera to row a boat to that island and walk around it at night. There's no other dangerous creatures outside, not including the ones you could find almost anywhere anyways.

Speaking of myths, I forgot to mention, but gods can be another name for High Beings, a race in another dimension called Chahara Vee (or the high dimension). Some races claim they are just a normal race, others claim that they were gods, some claim they don't exist. Some only recognize the gods who are part of their mythology, claiming the rest are false. Most stories are embellishments.

[quote=@Simple Unicycle]
Quick question: are human names similar to names on Earth, I.E. John, Nate, Peter, etc. or are they completely different?
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Great question. They wouldn't be earthling names. It depends a lot on culture exactly what their names would be like, such as how American names can be vastly different than Japanese and you can instantly tell the difference if from their culture. Most would sound like how people would name fantasy characters. They look easy to read typed out in english, unlike some alien names.

Some could be earthling names but would say, "Oh, that's actually a coincidence. I'm an exendrian human, not from earth"