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Height: 4'3"
Weight: around 100 lbs

Trojan is sick. Not as in 'demented,' but as in 'ill.' She is prone to sudden fits of confusion and dizziness, and may on occasion 'throw up' some cyan smoke, which can infect other technological entities with the same disease simply through contact, making them contagious as well. If an organic lifeform inhales the gas or makes contact, they will suffer from extreme bouts of coughs for a few minutes, but other than that will remain unaffected and will not become contagious. Trojan has absolutely no control over these symptoms and has had them for as long as she can remember.

While a fully sentient robot will most likely be able to resist even all 6 nodes trying to takeover, even a highly intelligent artificial lifeform may still suffer some confusion and weakness during the attempt. Even if they are able to fully resist the six full nodes, it only takes one node to transmit the same sort of virus that Trojan suffers from, much like a human catching the common cold from a passerby's sneeze. The virus can cause brief dizziness and random mechanical failures, but like a human virus, will subside if the host's anti-virus software is potent enough.

What if a human, or other non-technological lifeform, ends up challenging Trojan? Her nodes, while they will lose all effectiveness of infection and parasitic takeover, are still pieces of metal capable of being shot off at high speeds. Getting hit by one is going to hurt, probably a lot.

Each of Trojan's nodes is magnetically linked to the rest of her body, so she can fire them off and retract them at will. However, there is a range of about thirty meters to her ability to magnetically retrieve her lost parts. Trojan, while held together by magnets, is not affected by outside magnetic influence. Putting her under a super electromagnet will just tickle her.

Trojan seems to have been made to be completely water resistant, but the same cannot be said for electricity. Outside sources of intense electricity, while not physically damaging, seem to affect Trojan mentally, causing her to break out into uncontrollable laughing fits for up to several minutes after the shock has subsided. While this does not harm her directly, it does leave her extremely vulnerable.

Her physical durability mostly comes from being made of metal. However, this isn't to say that she can't still be wounded or dented by good ol' fashioned methods of attack, including, but not limited to: bludgeoning, stabbing, getting shot, being exploded, etc.

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If you have any other questions just ask!~

Everyone's doing robot characters for since it's a highly mechanical OCT (I think all the judges are robots as well), and I really do like robots, so I hopped on board. However, Trojan here is a robot specifically designed to give other robots weaknesses they wouldn't normally have.

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Extra Info/More Info

Height: 4'3"
Weight: around 100 lbs

Trojan is sick. Not as in 'demented,' but as in 'ill.' She is prone to sudden fits of confusion and dizziness, and may on occasion 'throw up' some cyan smoke, which can infect other technological entities with the same disease simply through contact, making them contagious as well. If an organic lifeform inhales the gas or makes contact, they will suffer from extreme bouts of coughs for a few minutes, but other than that will remain unaffected and will not become contagious. Trojan has absolutely no control over these symptoms and has had them for as long as she can remember.

While a fully sentient robot will most likely be able to resist even all 6 nodes trying to takeover, even a highly intelligent artificial lifeform may still suffer some confusion and weakness during the attempt. Even if they are able to fully resist the six full nodes, it only takes one node to transmit the same sort of virus that Trojan suffers from, much like a human catching the common cold from a passerby's sneeze. The virus can cause brief dizziness and random mechanical failures, but like a human virus, will subside if the host's anti-virus software is potent enough.

What if a human, or other non-technological lifeform, ends up challenging Trojan? Her nodes, while they will lose all effectiveness of infection and parasitic takeover, are still pieces of metal capable of being shot off at high speeds. Getting hit by one is going to hurt, probably a lot.

Each of Trojan's nodes is magnetically linked to the rest of her body, so she can fire them off and retract them at will. However, there is a range of about thirty meters to her ability to magnetically retrieve her lost parts. Trojan, while held together by magnets, is not affected by outside magnetic influence. Putting her under a super electromagnet will just tickle her.

Trojan seems to have been made to be completely water resistant, but the same cannot be said for electricity. Outside sources of intense electricity, while not physically damaging, seem to affect Trojan mentally, causing her to break out into uncontrollable laughing fits for up to several minutes after the shock has subsided. While this does not harm her directly, it does leave her extremely vulnerable.

Her physical durability mostly comes from being made of metal. However, this isn't to say that she can't still be wounded or dented by good ol' fashioned methods of attack, including, but not limited to: bludgeoning, stabbing, getting shot, being exploded, etc.

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If you have any other questions just ask!~

Everyone's doing robot characters for since it's a highly mechanical OCT (I think all the judges are robots as well), and I really do like robots, so I hopped on board. However, Trojan here is a robot specifically designed to give other robots weaknesses they wouldn't normally have.