Mika Donchenko

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An extremely shy computer claiming to be a fictitious computer capable of running PC88 and PC98 software with a photographic memory to boot, Mika's a bit of an enigma when it comes to both on what she actually is, and the otherwise unusual skill she possesses. Bouncing around between helping out with both Anex Nakano and Gillian Walker with their tasks out of having nothing better to do, she's good friends with the two of them even if she thinks too much into it in terms of their computer types being closely related to her actual type she hides away.

With Mika, she tends be to be shy majority of the time. She can be easygoing to those she already knows, though in most cases she just keeps to herself to not embarass herself by doing the wrong thing infront of others. Asking her what computer type she is will always get a panicked response from her in addition to a lie that she can't even keep consistent to begin with... maybe she's hiding something? With her photographic memory however, she'll remember anything and everything that you infront of her. Yes, this includes more embarrassing things like tripping over yourself, but she'll also use it against you. Mika's style, however, makes her look like an office worker. Anex tends to tell her over and over again that it's fine to express herself in the way she wants to, but Mika never listens... (well, she does eventually.)

Inevitably, she'll have to come face-to-face with the truth she often lies about, the truth of what computer type she actually is. Accepting the truth, Mika eventally blossoms into a much happier, outgoing individual that she's kept hidden away and expresses herself in the way she's always wanted to. A hobby she ended up getting into was photography using self-developing films, of which she's enjoyed doing photos of whatever interested her in that moment and of her friends as well. Some say it's a funny coincidence due to the "photo" part of her ability to remember anything, but Anex thinks it's cute and Gillian thinks it's a useful skill to have (both in terms of photos and the memory she has), so...