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entranceooc2015-05-18 01:20 am
flybyn1ght85) wrote in entranceooc2015-05-18 01:20 am
+1 unmarked helicopter
Hello! I go by Karma, and I'm new both to Wonderland and to journal roleplay, so critique and tips are welcome and I hope I can do well!
This is Nick Zerhakker from the webcomic Skin Horse, a cyborg helicopter with built-in swear filter who works for what is effectively Black Ops social services. Project Skin Horse provides covert support for nonhumans, particularly the discarded products of mad science. Nick was once a gamer nerd and freelance software tester, before his brain was stolen by shadowy private corporation Anasigma and he woke up installed in a V-22 Osprey. Since being a 50-foot military aircraft is a slight handicap in one's social life, Nick is also in possession of an android body, nicknamed "Violet Bee," which he's able to inhabit and pass realistically for human.
It's an oddball comic, but I quite like it and I hope I can find people willing to chat with Nick! I don't know what the etiquette is on jumping in toward the tail end of an event?
This is Nick Zerhakker from the webcomic Skin Horse, a cyborg helicopter with built-in swear filter who works for what is effectively Black Ops social services. Project Skin Horse provides covert support for nonhumans, particularly the discarded products of mad science. Nick was once a gamer nerd and freelance software tester, before his brain was stolen by shadowy private corporation Anasigma and he woke up installed in a V-22 Osprey. Since being a 50-foot military aircraft is a slight handicap in one's social life, Nick is also in possession of an android body, nicknamed "Violet Bee," which he's able to inhabit and pass realistically for human.
It's an oddball comic, but I quite like it and I hope I can find people willing to chat with Nick! I don't know what the etiquette is on jumping in toward the tail end of an event?