In life, Lieselotte had a penchant for getting into arguments if she thought someone was being arrogant or mean-spirited. She clashed with Anton for picking on others, often getting into physical altercations to defend others. Her sense of justice was strong and she fought to tooth and nail for what she believed was right. Otherwise, she was easy-going and extroverted, made friends easily, was looked up to by the younger kids. As such, she was often in positions of leadership in teams—though she never really cared for it—her sense of loyalty and protectiveness always made her give into the charge of responsibilities.

As an Android, she preserves the ability to feel emotions as a form of “recollecting prior data” (as such new emotions she never felt before will go over her head) but is level-headed and cool. It’s been observed that certain words, scenes, or people can still trigger flashbacks and cause her personality to override EVA’s safety protocols.

Lieselotte got lost at an amusement park at a very young age. She was found by an older woman who took her home and fed her. Dr. Herzog soon arrived to assess her health and from then took her into his care. He brought her to Black Swan Bay where other children lived in seemingly perfect peace. Herzog told her that her mother wanted her to “study there” and that she could only “return home” when she became an exemplary student.

As such, Lieselotte always tried her best at all subjects. She loved music and was gifted in playing the piano and singing, though she only performed for Renata and Vera when others were busy training. Renata thought that someday she could sing in concert halls, like the heroines in books they read about from Z’s secret library.

She never understood why Herzog trained them in combat, but Lieselotte found sparring was a good way to relieve stress. She was exceptionally good at martial arts and had a pretty good handle on guns, though she didn’t like using them for fear that one day she could hurt someone in target practice.

After the events of BSB’s destruction, Lieselotte awoke in a strange laboratory where she was informed that she was no longer human. The injuries she’d sustained were too severe and her body couldn’t be salvaged, but her mind was intact and preserved by new technology. Her consciousness was uploaded into the network EVA, from where she could “operate” her new android body. Though she was created in the likeness of her living self—to avoid identity complications—she was made to appear older and more mature. As the first successful hybrid android in Project ROBOTIKA, Lieselotte is indebted to the institution that saved her life and must work with them until the cost of her creation is paid.

Though at first she is infuriated by the audacity of the institution for not accounting her will, she realizes they are the only option she has to find Herzog and avenge her fallen comrades.

(To be fleshed out~)
She will retain her hand-to-hand combat skills, but will run an assortment of guns and machinery weapons per her android/tech state. Her weaknesses will be hacking (must be advanced enough to override EVA’s safety protocols) and damage to her core systems that negate her function and render her “offline.”