Name: Willow

Age: "22" (Operational Years 4)

Gender: Female

Race: Nanoswarm Robot

Appearance:


Personality: Willow, being a robot, is very intelligent and observant. She tends to hide this side of her behind a flirty and fun loving personality. Adventurous at heart, Willow is always looking for new ways to upgrade herself. It should be said, people tend to look at her weird when she tries to hit on an organic. Why she flirts with organics is fairly interesting, as she finds them fascinating. Her healing people is more a byproduct of that fascination than anything else. While she is a reasonable bot, trying to command her to do things that she is against is one way to make her very mad.

Ki Colour: Not sure what a robot should have.

Stats
Strength: 7
Ki: 5
Endurance: 4
Speed: 4*

Abilities:
• Nanotech Robot - Since Willow is a robot she does not require oxygen, food, can handle extreme temperatures, environments, and conditions, is immune to poison, fire, and psionics, and doesn't give off any life energy making her impossible to sense by most things. Thanks to her nanotechnology, Willow's ability to handle extreme environments is much more advanced than a basic robot, allowing her for example to be waterproof even while damaged and other such things a normal robot would have trouble with. Since Willow is made out of only nanotech, she can morph and mold her body as she sees fit, allowing her to make various weapons and devices out of her own nanobots or devoured nearby inorganic materials.
• Infinite Engine - Willow, much like other robots of her level of sophistication, has an unlimited amount of energy at her disposal thanks to an old device designed by Dr. Gero called the Infinite Engine. Willow can only gain energy from the engine at a steady rate, and needs to train or adapt more advanced technologies in order to make better use of it.

Transformations: N/A (For now)

Techniques:
• Repair and Upgrade [Utility] - Willow can reattach parts of herself that get severed in combat, and can repair herself by devouring inorganic material. Repaired parts of her body will take on the characteristics of the material she used to repair herself with. If Willow finds especially interesting materials or devices, she can attempt to incorporate them into her base design but this can take a long time depending on the material or device.

• Create Device [Offense/Utility] - Willow can create weapons or devices out of her body or turn her body into a weapon or device either partially or completely. Willow can also use inorganic materials to create items.

• Shadow Realm [Offense] - Willow can assimilate an organic being with a lower power level than hers, knocking them out and creating a shadowy nanoswarm clone of that being under Willow's control. This clone has all the abilities and attributes of the original person as well as being classified as a robot, but has no other nanotech abilities. This clone will exist until it is destroyed, Willow is knocked out, it runs out of power and expires, the victim dies, or the victim wakes up. The original person will stay knocked out until the clone is destroyed or they are woken up by allies using technology or abilities that would wake them up (just slapping them wont work).

• Medi-Beam [Utility] - Willow is equipped with a medi-beam, a device that allows her to constantly heal others. While healing someone, Willow gains charge, which she can spend on her ultimate ability if she is fully charged. While healing a target, Willow will mirror their speed while her beam is healing them if they are faster. Willow can heal her clone spawned by Shadow Realm but will not gain charge from healing it.

Ultimate Technique: Ubercharge [Defensive] - If Willow is at full charge from healing someone with her Medi-beam, She can expend that charge to grant her and her patient 8 seconds of invincibility. Invincible targets can't be harmed, but can still be pushed back.

History: Willow was created using a combination of designs from the late Dr. Gero, Dr. Slump, and modern techniques by an underground organization. Willow herself wasn't entirely sure why she was made, she figured it was some scheme of world domination or something. Of course such lofty goals didn't end so well when your initial prototype decides she has a mind of her own and rebels, devouring what she could find useful, and destroying the rest in a bid for freedom. Perhaps making an evolving AI to control a nanobot swarm with Gero's infinite engine wasn't the smartest thing in the world.
Upon earning her freedom through destruction, Willow made it to the outside world. Here things were far different, and these organics were downright delightful and fun! After awhile, she grew to like these oganics, and decided to aid them whenever they were in danger. After all, the world had a lot of threats that had to be dealt with, especially if the past with the Cell menace was anything to go by.

Other:
Willow will engage in eating food with other organics in an attempt to socialize with them, but she hasn't developed a sense of taste yet. Thats not going to stop her from trying though!