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Following his creation, Emet had much to learn about human behaviour, and developed several odd quirks. The most prominent of this was his habitat of personifying inanimate objects, which he subsequently managed to overcome. |
Following his creation, Emet had much to learn about human behaviour, and developed several odd quirks. The most prominent of this was his habitat of personifying inanimate objects, which he subsequently managed to overcome. |
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+ | Emet went through a period of emotional suppression, when the removal of his [[anima chip]] turned him into a cold-blooded killer. However, he has since developed a much more balanced personality and seems to have little trouble passing for human. |
== Appears In == |
== Appears In == |
Revision as of 18:42, 3 May 2019
"People are afraid of advanced artificial intelligence. For good reason, perhaps." ― Emet
Emet is an android created by Doctor Enver Balik.
During the Second Galactic War, he fought as an elite soldier for the Rebellion and was believed to have been destroyed during The Battle of Callisto.
Presently he is masquerading as a human, with the alias of Professor Brian Lenke (a near anagram of Enver Balik). He teaches science at The Pilgrim Space Academy and is in a romantic relationship with Amari Antar.
History
Planet Herschel
Starship Quicksilver
Rebellion Soldier
The Battle of Callisto
Emet Reborn
Personality
Following his creation, Emet had much to learn about human behaviour, and developed several odd quirks. The most prominent of this was his habitat of personifying inanimate objects, which he subsequently managed to overcome.
Emet went through a period of emotional suppression, when the removal of his anima chip turned him into a cold-blooded killer. However, he has since developed a much more balanced personality and seems to have little trouble passing for human.