Ren
Aalleeyyee
- Created
- 3 years, 3 months ago
- Creator
- AW0005
- Designers
- Aalleeyyee
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How We Got Here
"How does one wake up when they didn't exist before then?" He didn't think it at the time, but after Mira asked him, Ren started to wonder how it all happened. He was and third generation AW000, made from some rogue code his father (could he really be called a father if he never planned for Ren to exist?) had left behind. He was young, even by AW000 standards, and came into existance with little fanfare.
Mira found him not too long after he was born. He didn't know at the time, but he had an uncanny resemblance to one of her favorite characters in one of her games. Which she hasitly explained to him as she was hanging off his shoulder, along with a flurry of other random nonsense he didn't understand. She told him he was going to be her new woo-buddy, and not knowing any better he agreed. Now, with new knowledge and a new android body, Ren is eager to explore this new world around him, and maybe find some new friends along the way.
- Has uncharicteristically deep voice (Ren from DMMD)
- Doesn't like sleeves, he pulls at them a lot, leading to stretched fabric around his wrists
- Also doesn't know that shoes are a thing, he thinks people's feet just look like that
- Writes in kawaii, bubbly style font because that's how Mira taught him
- Has a tiny teru-teru bozu clipped to his ear to keep the rain away. No one has the heart to tell him it doesn't rain in the digital world
Character: "I'd like to explore more! I get nervous visiting places I've never been before."
Character: "Lying isn't good, and I'd rather avoid it all together, but in some cases I think it's better to tell a small white lie than to let the full truth hurt someone. Sigh, but I'd rather avoid the whole situation if I have to, I hate lying."
Character: "Mira's games. She forgets to plug her headphones in and I can hear them through the walls. I know she likes romance games, but I didn't know so many involve girls crying so much."