Brainiac´s Robots

Name: Robo-Soldier

Abilities: It can do most things soldiers can do, except talk. They communicate within each other somehow. Also, they´ve got infinite learning capabilities and when they´ve taken enough damage, they automatically send what they´ve learned into Brainiac´s personal computer, which stores them and combines them to help Brainiac create better robots; The only way to ensure that absolutely no data is processed, you must destroy both the chest part of it´s torso and it´s head, they share the information between the two.

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History: Brainiac uses these to help him with his research on superheroes and supervillains, should he get in a fight with any one of them. He sends about 5-10 of these in whatever battle he goes to. He had created an entire army of them and can let them out from his pocket dimension, but he only sends that amount, because they were expensive to make and to spend them all on one villain, would just be useless.

STR: 2
SPD: 3
END: 1
INT: 2
EP: 1
FS: 3

Name: Nano-Mega Destroyer:

Abilities: He can shoot a large blast of concentrated energy that could cut through 20 feet of steel, it takes a couple seconds to charge up; It also has the same learning abilities as the Robo-Soldiers.

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History: One day, while Brainiac was at home playing video games, he got inspired by one of the enemies and decided to make something similar to it. Due to how many resources and how long it takes to create just one, he only uses them for enemies that are really strong in close combat. Brainiac can let them out from his pocket dimension gloves, like the Robo-Soldiers.

STR: 5
SPD: 1
END: 4
INT: 0
EP: 4
FS: 1

Robo-Soldiers are NPC, Nano-Mega Destroyers are PC.

I'm not sure how many points robots get for their powergrid (I'm guessing it's based off size, ability, and purpose), but your first robot checks out. 12 points, and none about a lvl 3, so I have no problem with the Intel transfer, once the robot has taken damage. Of course you have to realize that if your robot gets destroyed instantly the data can't be transferred.

Nano-Mega Destroyer might need to toned down a little. I get that you said the take a lot of resources, but in a RPG no one really pays attention to how many resources you have. So the problem I'm seeing is the amount of points it has. 17 points is a lot for a robot, so I'd say it should be lowered to 15, so they balance out more, because flyers only have 20 points, three more than your robot, which could put them at a disadvantage against you, especial when you have your other robots + yourself + your items (See my point?). Also the ability to shoot a large blast is ok since it has 4 EP, just as long as you make it charge up to be able to blast threw 20 feet of steel (Doesn't have to be any longer than just a couple seconds).

Once you deduct two points from the Nano-Mega Destroyer, I will approve.

SpikeSkiba wrote:I'm not sure how many points robots get for their powergrid (I'm guessing it's based off size, ability, and purpose), but your first robot checks out. 12 points, and none about a lvl 3, so I have no problem with the Intel transfer, once the robot has taken damage. Of course you have to realize that if your robot gets destroyed instantly the data can't be transferred.

Nano-Mega Destroyer might need to toned down a little. I get that you said the take a lot of resources, but in a RPG no one really pays attention to how many resources you have. So the problem I'm seeing is the amount of points it has. 17 points is a lot for a robot, so I'd say it should be lowered to 15, so they balance out more, because flyers only have 20 points, three more than your robot, which could put them at a disadvantage against you, especial when you have your other robots + yourself + your items (See my point?). Also the ability to shoot a large blast is ok since it has 4 EP, just as long as you make it charge up to be able to blast threw 20 feet of steel (Doesn't have to be any longer than just a couple seconds).

Once you deduct two points from the Nano-Mega Destroyer, I will approve.

The only way to really make sure my Robo-Soldiers don´t send in what they´ve learned is to destroy the body and head at the same time, since the data is shared between the two parts and most heroes tend to only either hit the head or the chest. Brainiac is a super genius- Superhero fanboy, he has done SOME homework, but still, I´m sorry for not specifying.

Ha ha, I kinda expected as much, just trying to see what I can get away with.

Approved.