Chimera, Sanctified Steel :: ULTRAKILL

Chimera is a divine being, created by the Heavens, not only as a combat unit but also to increase the amounts of storage, since Chimera being a machine it can hold vast amounts of information. The Heavens, and most if not all Angels dispise machines, as they were mankinds ultimate downfall, as their machines were used as instruments of war which use blood to fuel themselves. Due to these facts, being a machine that uses blood as fuel, Chimera is often times looked down upon, even if it is relativly high ranked in Heavens hierachy. Every single machine the humans built runs on blood. It is their fuel source, the only thing that gives them life. Oil may keep their joints from rusting, while gasoline and electricity may give their weapons some extra charge. But blood that makes them run, and that makes it their primary motivator for most of the things that they do. Understand, Earth is a desolate ruin. There is no organic life left. The oceans are dry, and the land is cracked and broken. It cannot sustain life, let alone the veritable horde of bloodthirsty robots said life left behind. Chimera is no exception to these chriteria, as it too, needs blood to function. Chimera deeply hates and despises it's own methode of fuel, but it can't change anything about it since it's the way it was created. For its personality its basicly like that of any other angels, being calm and collected with regal wording and all the gracefullness in the world. However, Angels are not only pridful beings in a sense but they will also go completly overboard when their emotions get the better of them, most typicly when getting angry. The same princaple can be applied to Chimera as well.

It is sheer luck that humanity found the gate to Hell shortly before they went extinct. There is no machine reverent enough to view it as such, though. Robots don’t really care about the confirmation that there’s a greater power at hand in their universe. Where humans might have seen Hell’s existence as proof of God, the machines have a much more utilitarian perspective. Hell has a plethora of resources. Most of its denizens bleed. This makes it prime real estate for machines everywhere. Sinners bleed, demons bleed, and there are entire rivers of blood that run through the infernal landscape. Hell is built in layers, all the way from Limbo to Treachery (Hell is based off the concept of Dante's Inferno, where where Hell is divided into 9 Layers respectivly, those being 1st Layer Limbo, 2nd Layer Lust, 3rd Layer Gluttony, 4th Layer Greedy, 5th Layer Wrath, 6th Layer Herasey, 7th Layer Violance, 8th Layer Fraud, 9th Layer Treachery). So, the blood is there. Fight for it. Machines were made for war or in the shadow of it. Fighting is what all of them do best, and Chimera is no exception. Machine's built by Humans dislike the notion of sharing resources. Being the combat unit that it is, Chimera has an express interest in ambushing and killing other machines when it gets the chance. This is by design, humanity did not create robots with cooperation in mind. They were not made to work together. That said, Chimera tends to show off before attacking, so there is a chance another machine could try to bargain for their life. Machines weren’t really made to parley, but Chimera might be open to it if given incentive, though still behaving like the angel that it is, never straying from the divine or the word of God, if God was still around that is.

Touching back on combat again, Chimera was made to be a powerhouse within the heat of combat. It excels at spacing, and that makes it a hard foe to fight against. Especially since most machines really can’t change up the way they attack. All blood intake must be done manually. It’s inconvenient, but it has served Chimera well thus far, even if itself hates itself for consuming the life essence of something so it can stay funktional. Its tactics revolve around its ability to control the flow of battle. When dealing with an enemy who wants to stick close to it, Chimera will go out of its way to stay just outside of their range while still being able to attack. If it is stuck fighting an enemy that is trying to stay away from it and fight from afar, Chimera will close any gaps it can and attack thusly. Since robots are often specialized as either-or, it’s very rare for Chimera to run into a foe who can actually swap between melee and range the way it can. It will swap its weapons accordingly depending on how close it is to its target. Chimera isn’t actually designed for melee combat explicitly—it’d be more accurate to say that it is really good at getting a good punch in when given a window of opportunity. Since it has more than 2 arms the punches are going to hurt a lot more than being confronted by only fist, since it'd use it's multiple hands for that advantage. Not only is it forged by the divine steel of Heaven, but it also has six arms, all of them can be used however it mostly uses four arms which it uses however it wants while the other pair is always clasped in prayer above its heads. It is also very keen on how many machines proceed in combat, it knows their preverences and tacktics and will make plans and stratgies way ahead if it were to encounter one.

Chimera’s appearance is very similar to its human made counter parts. Only a discerning eye would be able to spot the differences, like the six arms or its thicker chassis. It is also taller than both V1 and V2, standing at around 5'9" while it's earthly counterparts stand around 5 tf (V1) and 5'5" (V2) respectivly. It may not be as complicated as its earthly counterpart V1 in terms of its inner mechanisms, but its design is a pinnacle of engineering. Its plating is a platinum silver that glints a pearly white in the light with golden accents, and it has black underplating. It has a vaguely humanoid shape that makes it seem unassuming. This robot is anything but. It may not have been made exsplistly for war, but it retains the warlike qualities of the human made models. Its head is remarkably similar to a security camera, three of which are present which sit above the shoulders. It has a single lens for every head and in the middle is the lens that glows with blue light while the iris emits red light. This is its optic system. It does not have a face to make facial expressions with. Chimera’s heads bear the mark of its make; it has its serial number and its barcode printed on both sides. The numbers are spic and span. It prides itself on its appearance, and it has a little bit of knowledge of its own upkeep due to the fact that it has to take care of its own systems. For that reason, its chassis is surprisingly well kempt. Behind its three heads, there's a vertical disc of glowing blue light. That is Chimera's halo. Speed is a very important part of Chimera’s design, as it needed to be able to quell problems swiftly if any were to arise. With that in mind, it was made to be able to dash around and do so efficiently. It has eight blue glowing wing-like appendages protruding from its back that serve to make the robot aerodynamic. These appendages seems to be made out of pure light and seem to bear resemblance to avian wings. These wings do not offer flight, that is not one of their functions. However, Chimera can still fly and levitate like any other Angel. They do serve as weapon storage, though. Chimera keeps its guns and heavenly weaponry within the blue part of its wings, allowing it to walk around with an entire arsenal at its disposal. Not to mention that it can also manifest weapons out of pure light. All in all, while Chimera is not a war machine, it is a very effective combat machine. Its nature is not unwarranted; it has the wins under its belt to prove that its confidence is well-founded.