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Base Information Biograft’s nicknames are Bio (By Boombox), Invention (By Subspace), and Robot (By Ban Hammer, Boombox, and Vine Staff). Biograft’s height is 5'9" / 175 cm. Biograft's current runtime is 3 years. Biograft’s Day Of Manufacturing (DOM)/Spawnday/Bithday is 30 November. Biograft’s Faction and Region of origin is KORBLOX Administration and Blackrock. Biograft’s occupation is that of a Footsoldier. Biograft has relations to Subspace (creator). Biograft goes by any pronouns.

Lore The stereotypical common Biograft is a Zeta model Biograft, a type of mass manufactured robot foot-soldier invented by Subspace for the KORBLOX army and defense force. They were made to protect Blackrock in the event of an attack from a neighboring region, and have replaced most—if not all—inphernal soldiers within the KORBLOX army. Zeta Biografts are not sentient in any capacity, but are built with a special artificial intelligence that learns and mimics behavior of real inphernals, which allow Zeta Biografts to better hunt and eliminate their targets. Due to their lack of sentience, they are unable to go above their programming and break any directives given to them. They are powered by Subspace's energy crystals and are designed with artificial flesh, allowing them to detect and remove foreign bodies that could damage their systems. The Biograft Energy Swords that all Biografts wield are an artificial gear created by Subspace, and cannot be spawned naturally to a real inphernal.

Appearance Biograft has long, artificial orange horns that jut upwards. Two small, triangular metal plates are on the top of its head. A thin metal collar loosely wraps around its neck. The rest of its body has various glowing orange and indented metal details, most notably the large Blackrock sign on its chest. Biograft's weapons take inspiration from the ROBLOX gear it is based on. Featuring a thick triangular shape with the tip and middle cut off with glowing blades on the outer sides. The handle features a thin knuckle guard that connects to the pommel.

Personality Being a robot, Biograft doesn't have a personality to speak of. It will follow the orders it is given with great precision.

Relationships

Subspace Subspace is Biograft's creator.

Miscellaneous Biograft was built 3 years prior to the events of the modern day, making its physical age 3 years old. However, Biografts are not sentient (for now) and do not possess a mental or developmental age like inphernals do. Biografts aren’t sibling-coded.

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Characters Subspace Subspace was naturally spawned in Blackrock, where he was raised by various members of the KORBLOX Administration. He is an accomplished scientist in the fields of robotics engineering and organic chemistry, and had formerly worked as a scientist alongside Medkit. During their time working under the KORBLOX Administration, Medkit developed the first known instance of energy crystals. However, the two have never gotten along, and as a result of a violent altercation between them, Subspace became afflicted with an unknown ailment described simply as "The Rot". Despite this, Subspace continued his research and developed his own kind of energy crystal. He would go on to invent the Biograft robots, which are utilized for a variety of duties in KORBLOX, from maintenance to infantry. Subspace is well-recognized for his work among the KORBLOX Administration, being relatively high-ranking within the group, and the head of the KORBLOX robotics division as a whole. Subspace struggles with The Rot, which primarily manifests as a slew of bright pink lesions across his entire body, and his flesh rotting away with no clear cause. The Rot mostly affects his right arm and left eye, and while it is not inherently contagious, he produces an extremely toxic gas within his body that is highly fatal to those around him. He has to wear a mask when around other inphernals so as to prevent them from being poisoned. The Rot severely affects Subspace in his daily life. He is unable to see out of his left eye, and struggles with depth perception in the right. His right arm has very limited mobility, and his body is unable to recover energy at a typical rate to other inphernals, leaving him easily fatigued. The flesh around his mouth has begun to rot, thus causing him to struggle with eating and a difficulty tasting food at all. Due to his difficulties, Subspace invented the Gamma Biograft; a special, one-of-a-kind Biograft that serves as a medical assistant for Subspace. Subspace is able to wear Gamma Biograft like a suit, which grants him the ability to do things he normally is unable to do. He is required to wear the Gamma Biograft suit in public, due to being considered unsightly by higher-ups. Subspace doesn't have many relations aside from his Biografts, but contracts his colleague Hyperlaser for work. Subspace is an egotistical, sadistic, and self-centered inphernal who will do just about anything to achieve his goals, even at the expense of those around him. He views others poorly, going so far as to see his own coworkers as expendable. He has a notable prejudice towards inphernals that were spawned anywhere other than Blackrock. He prefers to work independently, being a difficult person to collaborate with within his division in KORBLOX, with the reputation to match. Despite all this, Subspace is generally fond towards his robotic inventions, preferring to work with them over any living inphernal. Subspace's first set of pink horns starts at the backside of his head, curling around the side of his head before winding upwards; tapering into sharp points to frame his glowing pink, star-shaped, energy crystal. His second, smaller set starts below the first directly on the side of his head and winds forwards, curving upwards much the same way as the first. He wears a grey gas mask with red accents. An eyepatch is over his left eye, the strap going over his head to underneath his gas mask. He wears a black and dark grey, slanted bengal-striped, sleeveless tanktop. Over his right arm, he wears a grey one-sleeve shoulder wrap with an intricate Greek-key pattern indicative of Blackrockian designs, red accents, and two grey clasps on the strap over the front of his torso. Two bands criss-cross on his right thigh. He wears dark gray boots with pink soles. Subspace is the creator of all Biografts, including the Zeta Biograft. Subspace contracts Hyperlaser for work, but sees him as little more than a tool. Medkit and Subspace never got along, even when they were young, with Subspace being terrible to him. Subspace, surprisingly, holds a lot of respect for the inphernals who raised him. Subspace has a special disdain for Coil, who has been stealing his energy crystals and causing a shortage in his supplies. Subspace used to work with Grav and Warp. Subspace doesn't tend to wear his mask when alone. Subspace undergoes treatment to manage his chronic pain. Subspace sleeps more than most inphernals, due to his condition.

Factions/Locations Blackrock/KORBLOX Administration Blackrock is the second smallest and northernmost region of the Inpherno with a particularly sparse population. It is extremely cold and mountainous, with most of the population living within the basin home to the city of Centauria. Its governance by the secretive KORBLOX Administration and enclavement in the expansive Deathspeaker Mountain Range leads to the region being exceptionally isolated and inaccessible to outsiders. Throughout most of Blackrock's history, the Deathspeaker Mountain Range restricted inhabitation beyond the elevated mountain basin directly surrounding the Spawnpoint. This was primarily due to the mountains' high altitude, difficult terrain, and harsh weather conditions. Several settlements and encampments within the mountain range's caves and valleys were attempted, however, none survived. These failures have been attributed to causes such as predation by fauna, starvation, and hypothermia. The basin surrounding the Spawnpoint was the only reliable location for settlement due to its safer conditions. This gave rise to developing communities which built keep walls in order to protect the inhabiting Inphernals from outside hazards. As the communities expanded, a feudal system emerged, where cooperating noble families governed numerous settlements in Blackrock. Later, they united to form a city by the name of Crownward. As a means of expansion, Crownward built new walls in order to incorporate new settlements and transform previously uninhabited areas of the basin into populous urban areas. Subsequently, governing the larger state was not feasible under a single administrative entity. The central Crownward government thus transformed areas outside of the city into separate wards, each governed by a noble family. By the time the city—now known as Centauria—had reached the basin's limits, seven distinct wards had developed. Albeit they were now under a single continuous city, they retained their own laws and specialized functions. After the city reached its full development, unsatiated Centaurian nobles sought to expand beyond the city's borders, establishing temporary settlements along proximal mountain passes. Thereby, potential mining sites and hunting grounds all developed into permanent settlements. Over time, as more of these settlements were established throughout the Deathspeaker Mountain Range, the Kingdom of Centauria encompassed most of Blackrock's modern borders. The Kingdom of Centauria, still ruled by nobles, remained an isolated state and reached prosperity for some time. Conversely, certain institutions were cryptically replaced or completely reformed. This led to Centauria, and later all of Blackrock, to fall under the control of the KORBLOX Administration. The KORBLOX Administration is the current ruling faction of Blackrock. They are an isolationist military state who typically force their newspawn into science, engineering, or infantry fields. Their rise to power is highly disputed among Inphernal scholars, but what is clear is the fact that they overturned nobility's total control over the region, although the families were preserved and granted special political privileges. KORBLOX's highest governing body is the Central Administration, which consists of senior technocrats and nobles who collectively govern the entirety of Blackrock. Commissars are appointed directly by the Central Administration to each ward in order to execute their commands and oversee administrative matters such as production, infrastructure, and security. Although the KORBLOX Administration upkept Centauria's system of wards, certain wards were transformed for different purposes. For instance, Blackharrow stepped down from its duty serving as the faction's designated military ward after the introduction of Biografts, its barracks torn down and repurposed for residential areas. Likewise, Ward 4 stopped serving as the designated metal-forging district, now handling industry as a whole. This was done due to the increased demand for mass production and manufacturing of Biografts and other materials. Lastly, Ward 6 (also known as Hearthstone) changed from being a food-gathering area to a designated area for tourists. While the KORBLOX Administration has slowly been opening up to the outside world, it remains isolationist geopolitically, actively refusing any alliances with other factions and limiting any foreign relations to formal exchanges and agreements. Only two wards of Blackrock are accessible for the public to visit: Ward 5 (Shiverbend) and Ward 6 (Hearthstone), the trade and tourism districts respectively. The other five remain inaccessible to the general public. Following the collapse of Lost Temple's Emerald Knights succeeding the Scorch, the KORBLOX Administration established a prominent presence in the eastern portion of the region, having built several outposts there. The Church of the TRUE EYE has been known to actively challenge the Administration's occupation of the land, and there is an ongoing, minor armed conflict between the two factions. Blackrock is the coldest and most mountainous region of the Inpherno, where temperatures rarely rise above 0°C (32°F). Likewise, snow is present throughout the region year-round. Covering about 65% of Blackrock's territory, the Deathspeaker Mountain Range, also known as simply Deathspeaker's Range, stretches from from the northwest of the region, through its center, and into the south. The range's tallest peak is 9,512 meters (31,207 feet) above sea level. The terrain is barren and rocky, particularly in the west where mountain peaks are covered with glaciers. Deep glacier-carved caves and tunnels that were excavated by Blackrock's fauna provide natural routes for navigation for wildlife. The only reliable natural gateway through the impassable mountain range is the Deathspeaker's Pass, situated in an especially narrow valley south of Centauria. Recently, however, the KORBLOX Administration began constructing and excavating artificial passages in the in Deathspeaker's Range in order to make travel easier. West of the mountains lie frozen, uninhabited fields of ice and snow that make up the great tundra in the northwest, as well as the cold and arid steppes in the southwest. The steppes are comprised of vast fields of snowgrass that stretch through the plains, only interrupted by rocky outcrops and small natural springs. Despite being frigid and snowy, the steppes are warmer than the other biomes and serve as key migration routes for wildlife. This also allows scattered settlements of inphernals. As a result of the Scorch in Lost Temple, Blackrockians steppes bordering the aforementioned region began to experience desertification. This serves as a bridge for invasive wildlife entering and expanding into the steppes. In the far-southern areas of Blackrock, the steppes between Deathspeaker's Range and the sea descend into a mile-long coastal corridor. Separated from the rest of Blackrock via mountains, this area serves as an approach to Crossroads. It also contains the only Blackrockian body of water that stays unfrozen year-round. East of the mountains lie extensive forests that cover most of the eastern parts of the region. Thick expanses of crimsonrime trees envelop these forests, interrupted only by infrequent clearings. It is believed that the forests house the greatest concentration of wildlife in Blackrock, providing feeding and nesting grounds for numerous species. However, the KORBLOX Administration has greatly restricted access to this biome. The Crimsonrime Forest gradually thins out as it reaches the border with Playground in the east. Blackrock's northeastern coast is home to the conspicuous, solitary Mt. Azurewrath: the tallest mountain in all of Inpherno, with an elevation of 31,252 meters (102,533 feet). Virtually nothing is known about this landmark—or its surroundings—outside the fact that it is home to unnaturally hostile fauna in relation to the rest of the region. No research or summit expedition to the mountain has ever successfully returned. As a way of addressing Mt. Azurewrath's danger to the public, the KORBLOX Administration established a strict exclusion zone by the name of "The Azurewrath Triangle," which extends 32 kilometers (20 miles) from the mountain itself. It is meant to prevent all unauthorized inphernals from entering or approaching the area. Bordering Blackrock's northern coast is a frozen sea of drifting ice. Much of the coastline remains icebound year-round, with sheets of pack ice breaking off into floes farther off into the sea. Fragmented nodes of noxite can be found poking out of the sea nearby the coast. During the cold months of the year, ice expands farther into the sea waters into a continuous field of ice. Conversely, the ice is often prone to cracking during the warmer months, opening small, temporary sea channels. Even during those warmest months of the year, however, the temperatures in the north remain at around -25°C (-13°F), which discourages inphernal settlements that are not simple mining sites. The only other life found around those waters is sea life that is highly adapted to the excruciating cold. Blackrock is home to several thousands species of native flora; some species found throughout the entire region, some found only in specific parts of it. Notable species include: Crimsonrime Tree: one of the ~200 commonality species of flora, and perhaps the most recognizable flora in Blackrock. The species is extremely common, encompassing about 90% of all deciduous plant life in the region. Though found everywhere in the region, crimsonrime is most abundant in the east, where it forms dense forests. The tree possesses crimson red leaves and sap, which stains nearby snow. The red sap is also often described pigmenting surrounding fauna and flora. This sap, much like the rest of the organism, is edible, and is the primary source of food for most fauna in Blackrock. The species is known to seed during Newlume. Crimsonwire Tree: a predatory commonality species of Blackrock flora known for its dangerous resemblance to the crimsonrime tree. The primary distinguishing factor between the two species is the presence of barbs on crimsonwire bark, though this quality is not very difficult to miss for most inphernals, as this flora is one of the main factors that made settling outside of the basin challenging. This predatory tree is known for skewering any organism that happens to make contact with it. After covering its prey with sap, branches and leaves, the crimsonwire then dissolves it using extremely potent enzymes. Crimsonwire reproduces through cloning. Reapereye Berry: small, bushy shrub and one of ~450 species of flora native to the Great Crimsonrime Forest. The plant possesses white leaves and flowers, as well as large red berries that fruit and ripen in Highlume. Ripe reapereye berries have been recorded splitting during Lowlume, revealing huge black seeds and producing a strong nutty scent. The flesh and arils of the species are edible, whereas the seeds themselves are not, due to their property of expanding, rupturing, and exploding when exposed to temperature above 26.6°C (79.9°F). If an inphernal's life were to be claimed by this explosion, specialized roots would drain all nutrients from the victim. However, if one were to crush and roast the seed and later steep it in hot water, a caffeinated beverage could be produced. Darkglow Heartleaf: one of the ~120 species of flora native to the Deathspeaker Mountain Range. Named after its rust-brown, heart-shaped leaves, this species of plant is found within crevices and other similar areas that may serve as shelter from wind. During late Darklume and early Lowlume, darkglow heartleaf plants produce pink, glowing flowers on two or three peduncles. This quality attracts nearby animals, and its quality of creating a faux sensation of warmth encourages said animals to continue rubbing against the plants. This trait is a means of reproduction, since the animals thus carry pollen from plant to plant. The plants' flowers also possess an anesthetic property, and if an animal continuously basks in a cluster of heartleaf, it may lose consciousness. The petals will then engulf the resting organism as the flower matures into black seeds, prompting the petals to close. This plant is utilized by inphernals for medicinal purposes for its anesthetic property. Snow Grass: a broad term describing several of the ~30 species of flora native to the Great Shiverswept Steppe. Plants for which this term has been coined for are known for their tall, shrubby appearance as well as their tendency to grow in rocky crevices and coarse soil of Blackrock. These plants have very deep systems of roots, allowing them to resist severe winds and recover from grazing. Snow grass's hardy shoots have been observed to be beneficial for poking through the dense snow typical of the region. It is an important source of food for grazing fauna such as greater-wooled dewes and woolly-humped camels. Though the plant grows year-round, it is especially prolific during the warmer seasons of Newlume and Highlume. Blackrock experiences four annual seasons, Darklume, Newlume, Highlume, and Lowlume. Darklume: the coldest season characterized by an absence of natural light. Days are dull and dark, nights lasting for weeks on end. This season is also known for its hostile environmental conditions due to extremely low average temperatures and forestalled development of plants. Newlume: the season that follows Darklume, marked by the light's reappearance, even if it is faint. During Newlume, plant life begins resprouting, and frigid temperatures progressively rising. Due to that, resources for Blackrockian inphernals begin to reemerge, and travel becomes much safer. Highlume: Blackrock's warmest season, which follows Newlume. During Highlume, the sun does not set, which contributes to more bearable temperatures in the region. However, the insolation is not enough for the snow to melt. Lowlume: being the season that precedes the dreaded Darklume, this season is considered one of preparation. This is the season during which the light begins to slowly die down. During Lowlume, the inphernal population begins to conserve resources and otherwise ready for the next great freeze. Blackrock is home to many species of fauna, some found throughout its entirety, while some are only found in specific biomes. Notable species include: Rime Bat: is a species of bat and one of the ~200 commonality species of fauna in Blackrock. These migratory mammals are one of the most common sights in Blackrock, as they can oftentimes be seen in groups of as many as 1,000, crossing Blackrock's sky. Their primary source of food is crimsonrime sap, which they acquire through biting through the tree's bark in order to suck out the fluid. Albeit they are common throughout the region in other seasons, all colonies return to the Deathspeaker mountains where their mating and breeding grounds are situated. Blue Huddling: commonality species of fauna in Blackrock; a large, namesake blue rat known for its tendency to gather in large groups—as many as 100—for warmth and protection when feeling threatened. These social and adaptable animals can often be found around inphernal settlements which they utilize in pursuit of warmth when Blackrock's environment is exceptionally harsh. The huddling feeds on any food scraps left by inphernals that it can gather. When resources are scarce, the rodents store all food in their cheek pouches, which they may later eat or share with the rest of the colony if any fellow huddling is in need. Frankly, this advantage has permitted this species to spread far beyond its native range into the other four regions, primarily via various forms of transportation. Midnight Crow: one of the ~450 species of fauna native to the Great Crimsonrime Forest. They are large, dark-feathered, nocturnal, scavenging birds that easily blend in with the night sky, making spotting them particularly difficult if not for their glowing red eyes. These corivds are extremely intelligent and territorial, diving anyone intruding their feeding and/or nesting grounds in large flocks. The birds are capable of inphernal face recognition. Midnight crows tend to store large quantities of crimsonrime seeds in their nests in preparation for Darklume, but when in times of scarcity, they resort to hunting small animals like rodents and shrubbits for food. There have been documented cases of crows cracking open animal skulls and feeding on the flesh inside. OlyOly Vole: small, borrowing rodents native to the Great Crimsonrime Forest. They are nearly blind, thus they utilize their tapered, drill-shaped bodies and forepaws to instead excel at digging. The OlyOly tunnels through soil and rock by constantly thrusting itself forward while simultaneously rapidly propelling its body in search of buried roots and seeds. The OlyOly voles rarely leave the ground, but their presence can be identified through mounds of loose earth they leave behind. Puff Shrubbit: a small rabbit species found in the Great Crimsonrime Forest, known for their puffy tails and thick coats of white fur. These lagomorphs are highly communal and are commonly found in families of 3 to 5 individuals. As their name may suggest, puff shrubbits "puff up" and grow motionless when threatened, attempting to imitate the dense, snow-covered shrubs. If their disguise fails, the rabbits scatter promptly. Bleeding Rime Ursid: one of the ~120 species of fauna native to the Deathspeaker Mountain Range, primarily found in the eastern part of the area. They are huge, plump that feed primarily on crimsonrime trees' sap, bark, and fallen branches. They are naturally pink and white, but the crimson sap that often stains their mouths and forepaws. This sap can be confused for blood, and this resemblance is what gives the species its name. The species' thick layers of fat and dense fur protect them from the cold, as well as crimsonwire barbs and digestive sap. Bleeding rime ursids are relatively docile and slow, but nursing mothers become highly aggressive when their cubs are approached by potential threats during Highlume. Cavehugger Ursid: omnivorous species of ursid native to the southernmost parts of the Deathspeaker Mountain Range. They are brown with notably large, fluffy paws that allow them to dig through piles of snow and rocks in order to find carrion, prey, or edible foliage. Cavehugger ursids were historically confined to the mountains, but as a result of the KORBLOX Administration construction of underground tunnels and rail corridors, the species has expanded to the Dippsnap Coast. Small populations have been established in the ecosystem, where the ursids consume fishes, mollusks. Cavehugger ursids are invasive to the area, however, because their tendency to hunt and raid nesting grounds of Dippsnap penguins placed a significant pressure on the birds' native population. Grimweaver: gigantic arachnoid arthropod native to the Deathspeaker Mountain Range. Its huge chelicerae end in scythe-blade fangs. This species has constructed elaborate web networks throughout the caves of the mountain range, the purpose of which is to catch rime bats during Highlume in order to sustain themselves until the next Highlume. Grimweavers, however, do not hesitate to prey on any animal that intrudes their dens. The arthropods can detect and are strongly attracted to phire, which makes them exceptionally dangerous to inphernals. The species was officially declared extinct following an extermination campaign in 2752 AR, ordered by the KORBLOX Administration. In spite of that, many sightings in the caves of Mt. Azurewrath and restricted zones of the Deathspeakear Mountain Range persist to this day, which led many to suspect that isolated population survived the extermination. Lesser-wooled Dewe: small, timid species of ungulate native to the Deathspeaker Mountain Range. They are easily distinguished by their thin woolly coats, slender builds, and "meep!" vocalizations. The dewes shed continuously, leaving behind clumps of wool on rocks and vegetation. These social, rather amicable mammals live and travel in herds of 10 to 20 individuals led by a matriarch. When threatened, groups of this species flee to a higher ground, where the threat cannot reach them. Once there, they often huddle together until the danger makes its leave. Lesser-wooled dewes are opportunistic browsers and feed on any foliage they can find. Herds of this species can often be identified from afar through their characteristic meeping. Greater-horned Dewe: one of the ~30 species of fauna native to the Great Shiverswept Steppe. They are notably larger than their mountain relatives, with much thicker wool. Like the lesser-wooled dewes, they constantly shed and are recognizable by their meeping. Unlike their relatives, however, they are specialist grazers who only feed on snow grass. Their meeping is also much more robust and lower. They commonly live in loose colonies of hundreds. The social nature and valuable wool of these animals made them popular herding animals in Blackrock, and thus there are domesticated flocks that roam the steppes. Although greater-horned dewes are docile, they grow extraordinarily aggressive and competitive during Newlume and Highlume, the breeding and birthing seasons respectively. Adults are known to grow horns during this time of the year in order to defend their families and themselves from threats. Woolly-humped Camel: large nomadic grazers native to the Great Shiverswept Steppe. These ungulates traverse the Blackrock steppes in search of snow grass and natural springs. Their dense coats shield the camels from Blackrock's harsh cold, while their thick hides help protect them from predators and abrasive ice. Although they are generally described as docile, they are very stubborn and provocative, which is a good part of the reason for why attempts at domesticating these animals were mostly unsuccessful. Horned Wolf: canid predators native to the Great Shiverswept Steppe, who typically hunt large grazers like greater-horned dewes or woolly-humped camels. They can typically be found in packs of 3 to 5 individuals. These wolves evolved a peculiar strategy of ramming their prey with their horns as a means to stun or knock the target down before going in for the kill. Although the wolves are typically described as wary of inphernals, there is a recurring story describing "albino dire horned wolves" around Mt. Azurewrath. This counterpart of the canid is described to actively hunt down and feed on inphernals who wander too close to its territory. Dippsnap Penguin: one of the ~10 species of fauna native to the Dippsnap Coast. They are a small, endangered species of bird endemic to Blackrock's southern coast where they breed year-round. Due to very limited exposure to natural predators, the penguins adapted a peaceful temperament. They are opportunists who feed on fish and mollusks like shellfish that surround coastal waters. These communal birds live in colonies of up to 100 individuals, all of whom consider the others family. Dippsnaps were originally a semi-migratory species that would migrate to Lost Temple's beaches where they established temporary feeding grounds. However, following the calamity of the Scorch, the habitat became unfit for the birds, restricting them to only the southern coast of Blackrock. The Dippsnap penguins are known for their "dip" vocalization, which has been understood to be a greeting dedicated to reunions with family or favored inphernals. This greeting is commonly accompanied by the penguin repeatedly slapping their belly, followed by a retrieval of an object such as a fresh catch or shiny rock. Dippsnaps clean these "gifts" in the ocean water and present them to the recipient as a ritualistic greeting. Biografts are robots mass produced by Blackrock, having been invented by Subspace with directives to accomplish specific programmed tasks. According to multiple Phighters, they are a relatively recent invention. There are multiple kinds of Biografts with specific skillsets and duties, and they are all based on variants of the Biograft Energy Swords gear. In general, Biografts are not sentient, but specific types of Biografts may be able to form a bond with one another. Biografts are not a hive mind and do not share gained memories with each other. So far, six types of Biografts have been revealed. Epsilon Biografts are a type of Biograft that is able to be bought by the general public, and is capable of working menial jobs; such as serving pizza. Zeta Biografts are the main types of Biografts produced, serving as foot soldiers for Blackrock. One or multiple Zeta Biografts are also the model available as a playable class within PHIGHTING!. They are extremely objective-oriented, routinely disparaging themselves if they fail their task, and struggle to understand anything that is not explicitly pre-programmed into them - such as their hatred for Medkit, their working relationship with Hyperlaser, being able to know Coil's history as a crystal criminal, or their prerogative to address Subspace as 'creator'. Despite this, they have the capacity to learn new concepts. Zeta Biografts are supposedly made with artificial flesh, but whether this is true for other Biografts is unknown. Beta Biografts are considered the tanks of Blackrock, being produced with heavy defense and offensive capabilities. Not much is known about them. Omega Biografts are a type of Biograft produced to be soldiers or bodyguards for nobles and other elites of Blackrock. They are intentionally modelled by Subspace after Ban Hammer, notably in their armor design. So far, Pwnatious "Moneybags" the III's Omega Biograft Carnage is the only known Biograft of this type. They possess a more capable AI than other Biografts, but this is unique to Carnage and is not a trait shared by other Omega Biografts. Otherwise, not much is known about these Biografts in general. Chi Biografts are a relatively small type of Biograft. Their purpose is for maintenance, and they are an even more recent invention than other Biografts. The Gamma Biograft is primarily designed to assist Subspace with things he normally wouldn't be able to do due to his Rot, as well as reminding him to take his medication and generally looking after him. Only one Gamma Biograft exists, and they are also the latest model of Biograft. Along with its caretaking properties, Subspace can also wear it like a suit and while in use as such, its highlights shift from the normal blue to pink. This function helps keep Subspace protected while enhancing his precision, making it useful for experiments. Blackrock's emblem is inspired by a crown.