COLOR MEN BATTLE // RPG

Uniforms are usually one solid color with a sleeveless shirt and pants, usually with a vest or other protective accessories. All allies in the color military have milky white skin, as they are not human. They are biologically engineered. THE ALLIES Greens — Greens are the lowest ranking and the least intelligent. They are used as backline ranged units. They wear green uniforms and don’t talk much. Reds — Reds are above Greens, they’re slightly more intelligent, stronger, and are used as melee soldiers. They wear red uniforms and their choice of weapon varies. Grays — Grays are in the middle of intelligence, they stay behind to work on advancing the empire’s technology. Grays usually wear labcoats and ties. Blues — Blues are the second most intelligent of the ranks, though, barely any exist. The ones that do mainly stay at the bases, alongside the Grays. Blues wear blue uniforms and sometimes stars on their chest. Yellows — Yellows are the most intelligent and highest ranking, only three exist at the moment, and one is general of the entire color military. Yellows wear yellow uniforms and black ties. THE AXIS Normals — Normals are as their name suggests, just an average enemy. They’re just completely pink and normally don’t wear clothes. They’re decently smart, can use weapons well. Researchers — The most intelligent of the opposition stay behind at bases and camps to research, like Grays and Blues do. Commandants — Basically the bosses of the enemies’ ranks. They’re tanky and equipped with heavy weaponry, usually the most advanced. Distinct Characters Designation #471 — The strongest and most intelligent Red. He has been promoted to an officer and leads many battles to the allies’ victory. He wears a darker shade of red, an eyepatch, bandages on his chest, and carries a luger, a radio, and mace. Commander Orange — General Yellow and a certain Red’s child, Orange takes the intelligence of a Yellow, but the strength and arrogance of a Red. Orange wears an orange uniform with an orange biker helmet, black gloves, and he uses a silver sword with a golden handle. Gray #523 — #523 is the smartest gray, he is responsible for most of the color military’s advanced technology. He is also partly a philosopher, but he does that in his free time. He wears the standard gray uniform, but he also wears a pair of glasses and a gray bow on his head. Lieutenant Blue — The second highest ranking leader, he is a bit more irrational and aggressive, but still strategic. He wears the standard blue uniform but with shoulder pads with tassles, a pilot’s cap, and 4 stars on his chest. General Yellow — The leader of the army, he is the superior to the entire color military. He is smarter, plans ahead more, and is generally a better leader. Lieutenant Blue accepts this fact. General Yellow wears a yellow uniform with shoulder pads with golden tassles, a general cap, 5 stars on his chest, and gloves. Black — A neutral agent, he chooses to watch from a distance. Who knows what he does. He wears a black uniform, a white tie, a black armband, and a black fedora. Magenta — The child of Lieutenant Blue and a Red, she is equipped with two plasma arm-cannons and a customized ballistic helmet. She is Designation #471’s love interest, and she likes him too. THE WORLD The war against the allies and the axis take place worldwide, but the color military’s main base is located in Nevada. The soldiers in different countries speak their respective languages, but are engineered to understand and speak English as a secondary language. The war takes place sometime in modern day, but their world has advanced to biological engineering and using light as a weapon. They use plasma bullets, some use laser swords, but most use old world weapons like lead guns, crossbows, steel swords. THE PARASITES The axis are allies taken over by a parasite. The parasite spreads from already infected vessels. Whenever the axis wins a battle, their remaining units break off chunks of themselves and infect the fallen allies with it. However, the axis can be killed by traditional methods because they connect to the host’s nervous system and take over the body as a whole.