"Holy hell that was TIGHT"
BIOGRAPHY
Eniac picked up skateboarding at a young age and hasn't taken a break from the hobby ever since. Their parents were a little afraid about them cracking their screen every time they attempted a wild trick, but to their surprise that never happened, just a few cracked bones instead. Growing up in the Y2K era, they love any and everything about it. Eniac refuses to grow out of the era and constantly wears outfits that fit the era, as well as collects toys & trinkets from the 2000's. Eniac loves the hobby of skating so much that they would go on to pass it down to others, teching those young and old how to skate at their local park, as well as their younger cousin EDVAC.
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ENIAC has a strong bond with their younger cousin, EDVAC, nicknamed Eddy. Eddy looks up to Eniac after they worked to teach him how to skate, which eventually lead him to teach himself how to rollerblade. The two are essentially bound by the hip and it's rare to see them without each other.
Eniac's goal is to change the view of skateboarding and similar activities in society, thought it's a little hard when they have a rowdy lil' cousin to deal with at the same time. With skaters having a bad rep, it can be difficult for Eniac to convince others that skaters aren't a bunch of trouble-making hooligans, but instead a group of people just enjoying another hobby.
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ENIAC gets roped into helping EDVAC's new friend, Ottoman. Otto is a soul that possesses multiple object to give himself a new body, but the three know this may freak people out. Eniac and Edvac keep Otto's paranormal appearance under wraps by introducing him to skate culture and giving him the best afterlife he can have.
While Eniac isn't one for confrontation, they tend to disregard all that when it comes to those who wrong Edvac or Otto. They beat up bad guys with their skateboard by doing tricks turned fighting game- moves, as well as giving them a classic smack over the head with it. It is easy to make this big softie into a menace.
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