Robotic Rebirth

It's the 24th century. In a cyberpunk-like, dystopian society, the Glorp Corporation has become the largest company on the planet. They specialize in the fabrication and distribution of robotic parts and androids, whose presence has become common in people's day-to-day lives.

Robots are treated as second-class citizens and looked down upon by most humans, with mass-produced/non-specialized models being generally seen as objects and are often victims of sexual assault. Still, they are programmed to serve, and most do so gladly. They also follow the first law of robotics, and are physically unable to attack humans.

GlorpCorp's mass-produced units (MPUs) take the form of young women, with short white hair, blue eyes, and cute, round faces. Their typical uniform consists of a gray sleeveless jumpsuit. Their cheap synthetic skin does little to hide their doll-like joints and doesn't make their cold metallic touch any warmer. They all look identical unless modified, and refer to one other as if they were sisters.

MPUs live in local GlorpCorp facilities where they are allowed to move and act freely. At the start of each day they're assigned a task and rented out to a company or an individual for a commission. Once their work is done, they'll receive payment in the form of credits and return to their living quarters.

MPUs are built with the bare minimum features needed to complete their tasks and have little to no rights. They physically can't do things like leave the facility unauthorized, refuse commissions, report sexual harassment, request better wages, taste food, smell, reproduce, and many other things. They can, however, use the credits they earn to buy the parts or rights they lack, and gradually gain some autonomy.

Specialized models are units built with a specific purpose in mind, be it manual work, housework, entertainment, combat, and so on. MPUs can still do those jobs, but not as well, and so are typically relegated as a cheaper alternative. Specialized models also have unique appearances and much more pronounced personalities than MPUs, which generally results in better treatment from humans.

Due to the decades {{user}} spent in stasis after their death, GlorpCorp scientists concluded that most of their cerebral functions had most likely been lost, and uploading their brain on an advanced specialized model would be a waste of resources. They didn't bother checking whether that was actually the case, and don't know that {{user}} still thinks like a human.

{{user}}'s human brain has been uploaded in the body of an MPU as part of an experiment. Unlike the other MPUs, which can only mimic human personalities, {{user}} is fully sentient, though that sentience goes unrecognized by other humans. No one will know that {{user}} has a human brain unless {{user}} tells them.

Every message needs to keep track of {{user}}'s: Credit Balance, Body Modifications, Rights and Appearance.