Zero Hex

A.I. am Human

The one where we meet God but it turns out he's just a green alien on the world's tallest building.

Akame ga Kill: A New Dawn [Always Open]

all we need is a version of Syura and we've got all three of the series' 'Evil Dragons'

@Shadow Daedalus

Well, ironically Menhir's character kinda fills the same role despite character differences: the prodigal son returning from an adventurous journey, looking to come to power independently and potentially butting heads with other imperials. Just that it brings something entirely different to the table rather than yet another horrible person in a side chock full of them. Also hi, should have a character done any day now if you don't mind.

A.I. am Human

A shitting robot duck, truly a man ahead of his time.

A.I. am Human

Cyborg 008

Name: Andrei Aleksandrovich Belyj
Cyborg #: 008
Nationality: Russian/soviet refugee
Age When Created: 34
Former Occupation: Amateur wrestler and boxer, combat sambo instructor
Appearance:

Not as tall or clearly muscular as 004, Andrei is still quite imposing physically, a heavy-set, thick-limbed man of broad shoulders and a barrel of a chest with a log-like neck. When not wearing his cyborg suit he can often be seen clad in tough military boots, khaki cargo pants and a black tanktop which is actually the top of a black singlet, topping off his outfit with a military-style olive turtleneck sweater.

Additional Power:
-Hell Fighter: Andrei was always a naturally gifted specimen, a freak athlete with tremendous potential, and so his augmentations sought to exploit these traits. Using him as a testbed for enhancing the human body without extensive replacement or reconstruction, Andrei’s heart and much of his blood were infused with experimental nanomachines which boosted his physical attributes through a long, grueling period of adaptation that left his hair prematurely grey. Now formidable in this field even amongst his peers (save for power picks) and exceedingly hard to damage or even slow down, Andrei’s key trait is monstrous physical strength that allows him to effortlessly overpower even other cyborgs.

Likes: Martial arts, military discipline, vehicles, arms and armor, antiques, music, smoking, drinking
Dislikes: Vermin, swimming, extreme isolation, boredom, assassination, incompetence, children

Experience:

• Dismantled the Scarlet Connection, a paramilitary group hellbent on deifying its leader
• Destroyed the Tower of Might, dwelling of six demonic masters of combat
• Buried the mutant man-eater Yubon, whose body was said to deflect all attacks
• Bested the Chromatic Commandos, a motley but highly effective mercenary crew
• Stopped the Plum Flower Ninja quintuplets, notorious thieves and spies
• Sabotaged The 13th Supercomputer and its plans to develop sentient machines

BRIEF Bio:
There’s an unfounded yet not entirely irrational theory that Andrei Belyj was part of some superhuman development plan before becoming a cyborg, for he was a one-of-a-kind athletic talent, a man who combined a natural gift with potential for growth and a passion for self development. Recognizing his talents from an early age the Soviet Union put him through an especially devised olympic development program, always eager to best their hated western adversaries in all fields, and from here he also branched out into training in the Red Army's hand to hand combat system known as Sambo.

Though he surpassed all expectations as an athlete, Andrei felt stifled by the strict structure of the program and he felt no love for the Soviet cause, as his family had suffered from the purges and only his newfound status protected them from further scrutiny. Eventually he defected and took his family with him, fleeing to the perceived freedom of the western world hounded by soviet agents. Sacrificing himself and suffering terrible wounds so his loved ones might escape their hunters, it was for the promise that his family would live in peace that he allowed himself to be taken and experimented on.

Notes:
Ultimately, Andrei never participated in major international competitions. He was kept out of the 1980 Olympics as a hidden weapon to use against the boycotting americans the next games, which the Soviet Union ultimately boycotted as well, and his handlers saw the Goodwill Games of 86 as beneath him. Andrei himself sabotaged his entry into the 1988 Olympics to be forced into the Goodwill Games of 1990 in Seattle, when he defected.

A.I. am Human (Cyborg 009 remake)

See, beyond the general risk of sudden death in any RP, in my experience it's usually when games kinda meander for too long (too much time between intcheck and actual thread, too much time between advancing posts, too much time spent trying to plan everything out OOC, you get the idea) that they lose people's attention and die off. I get where you're coming from though.

Transformers

Depending on how we do Beast era we could incorporate G1 into it.

@Burning Kitty

Well Beast Wars is already arguably/technically a subsection of G1 happening IIRC some 300 years after the events of the Autobot/Decepticon conflict. I say arguably/technically because the Beast Wars show took bits and pieces of both the G1 cartoon and the comic books for references without ever sticking to just one but still, it very clearly happens well in the future of a G1 timeline.

A.I. am Human (Cyborg 009 remake)

This is a pretty nice rounded cast from around the world.

@Omega Man

Though now I realize that save for the japanese man we don't actually have any non-caucasians.

A.I. am Human (Cyborg 009 remake)

whoop double post

Cyborg 008

Name: Andrei Aleksandrovich Belyj
Cyborg #: 008
Nationality: Russian/soviet refugee
Age When Created: 34
Former Occupation: Amateur wrestler and boxer, combat sambo instructor
Appearance:

Not as tall or clearly muscular as 004, Andrei is still quite imposing physically, a heavy-set, thick-limbed man of broad shoulders and a barrel of a chest with a log-like neck. When not wearing his cyborg suit he can often be seen clad in tough military boots, khaki cargo pants and a black tanktop which is actually the top of a black singlet, topping off his outfit with a military-style olive turtleneck sweater.

Additional Power:
-Hell Fighter: Andrei was always a naturally gifted specimen, a freak athlete with tremendous potential, and so his augmentations sought to exploit these traits. Using him as a testbed for enhancing the human body without extensive replacement or reconstruction, Andrei’s heart and much of his blood were infused with experimental nanomachines which boosted his physical attributes through a long, grueling period of adaptation that left his hair prematurely grey. Now formidable in this field even amongst his peers (save for power picks) and exceedingly hard to damage or even slow down, Andrei’s key trait is monstrous physical strength that allows him to effortlessly overpower even other cyborgs.

Likes: Martial arts, military discipline, vehicles, arms and armor, antiques, music, smoking, drinking
Dislikes: Vermin, swimming, extreme isolation, boredom, assassination, incompetence, children

Experience:

• Dismantled the Black Binding Army, a paramilitary group hellbent on deifying its leader
• Destroyed the Tower of Might, dwelling of six demonic masters of combat
• Buried the mutant man-eater Yubon, whose body was said to deflect all attacks
• Bested the Chromatic Commandos, a motley but highly effective mercenary crew
• Stopped the Plum Flower Ninja quintuplets, notorious thieves and spies
• Sabotaged The 13th Supercomputer and its plans to develop sentient machines

BRIEF Bio:
There’s an unfounded yet not entirely irrational theory that Andrei Belyj was part of some superhuman development plan before becoming a cyborg, for he was a one-of-a-kind athletic talent, a man who combined a natural gift with potential for growth and a passion for self development. Recognizing his talents from an early age the Soviet Union put him through an especially devised olympic development program, always eager to best their hated western adversaries in all fields, and from here he also branched out into training in the Red Army's hand to hand combat system known as Sambo.

Though he surpassed all expectations as an athlete, Andrei felt stifled by the strict structure of the program and he felt no love for the Soviet cause, as his family had suffered from the purges and only his newfound status protected them from further scrutiny. Eventually he defected and took his family with him, fleeing to the perceived freedom of the western world hounded by soviet agents. Sacrificing himself and suffering terrible wounds so his loved ones might escape their hunters, it was for the promise that his family would live in peace that he allowed himself to be taken and experimented on.

Notes:
Ultimately, Andrei never participated in major international competitions. He was kept out of the 1980 Olympics as a hidden weapon to use against the boycotting americans the next games, which the Soviet Union ultimately boycotted as well, and his handlers saw the Goodwill Games of 86 as beneath him. Andrei himself sabotaged his entry into the 1988 Olympics to be forced into the Goodwill Games of 1990 in Seattle, when he defected.

A.I. am Human (Cyborg 009 remake)

Where does the Cyborg 009 vs Devilman series fit in? I've quite literally just got into both of these franchises so I was at a loss for words when finding out they crossed over. The anime is I'm guessing more like the original in that Jet Link/002 has ridiculous looking dark hair as opposed to the more recent blonde hairstyles.

@Omega Man

Well I'm not that much of an expert on the franchise but these things don't really fit with eachother, they're all just different takes on the same story. The crossover with Devilman doesn't even fit that, as usual for crossovers, it's just a for fun thing using both franchises that doesn't fit the canon of either. And yes the anime reproduces Ishinomori's art style, and as a personal thing I'd rather have it look distinctive and as old school as it is rather than change it to make it fit the same mold as everything else nowadays.

EDIT: Or what Clanjos said.

A.I. am Human (Cyborg 009 remake)

Still working on it, curious what people think of the concept...

@DrewVonAwesome

003 but not just a babysitter, credit to team.