Stacky V1 (Robot Form)
Not to be confused with Stacky V1 (Remote Form).
Stacky V1 | |
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Biographical Information | |
| Full name | Stacky V1.0 |
| Age | 19 (robot) years old |
| Buildday | 2/10 |
| Gender | Female |
| Sexuality | Unknown |
| Species | Robot (Gynoid) |
Physical Description | |
| Height: | 3'0" |
| Weight: | Not Puntable |
Trivia | |
| Nationality | Made In America |
| Occupation | Public Menace |
| Likes | Using Her Powers, Stealing Electricity |
| Dislikes | Anyone Taller Than Her |
Stacky is a robot designed to turn people into shortstacks. She prides herself in her "work", though she is rather trigger happy around people who comment on her diminutive size. Her creators never figured out how to make her stacking undoable, so those who interact with her should choose their words carefully (unless they would like to quickly end up half their height).
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History
A product of a lot of bad ideas and way too much research grant money, Stacky was an attempt to create a robot that could make people shorter and redistribute their mass in the process. They never quite got to figuring out why this tech even needed to exist, and they soon ran dry on funding when their invention proved to be more trouble than it was worth. Perhaps giving the machine sentience with its own personality wasn't the best idea in the long run, as Stacky later used her powers on most of the staff responsible for creating her. Stacky is contained in a research facility as staff figure out what to do with her, although she frequently manages to escape into the public in order tocause chaos.
General information
Physical appearance
Stacky's build is separated into three segments: the head, the torso, and the legs.
Stacky's head is fairly simple in design. Her hard metal pigtails are designed to hold a couple of extra components, and it alongside the general large size of her head helps serve as a counterweight for her lower half. Stacky sees through the small cameras on each side of the top of her "headband", not having traditional emotive eyes as a cost saving measure. Stacky's antenna moves around based on her emotions. The antenna's bulb glows shortly before she prepares to use her abilities.
Stacky's frame also has a simpler build, again for cost saving purposes. Her chest bears the labeling of "Stacky V1.0", while the lights on the front of her show her process for charging up energy. She possesses a large button on her back that resembles the button on the remote version of the device. Her torso is connected to her pelvis through a singular metal pole.
The light grey part of Stacky's legs is actually the only squishy part of her body, assisting with her movement by giving her a lower center of gravity and a counterbalance for her head. Her feet are charger prongs, and despite how skinny they look, she can move around very quickly.
Personality and traits
The creation of Stacky's personality was a poorly managed process. Although the intentions were to design a calm and obedient AI that would comply with simple testing procedures, crunch time to completion caused her personality-making process to be very poorly directed. As a result, Stacky ended up having a bit of a Napoleon Complex, perceiving anyone taller than her as "distrustful" and "looking down on her". She speaks in a very casual manner, albeit at a very loud volume (likely to compensate for her smaller appearance). She naturally has a very surly disposition, and is very easily bored and distracted.
Abilities
Stacky's sole ability is to half the height of anyone she chooses to, redistributing their mass to other parts of the victim's body in the process. The process is completely painless, although entirely irreversible. Stacky has no control herself over where the mass is redistributed, with the redistribution often being dependent on unknown genetic factors. Common redistribution areas include (but are not limited to) the breasts, butt, belly, or a general resemblance to weight gain all over. Her abilities function on victims regardless of their gender. Her abilities can also work on other humanoid creatures and entities.
Using her abilities again would half the user's height yet again, likely rendering them immobile.
Although she was designed to be changed using a specific base (which would plug into her feet), Stacky is unexpectedly skilled at siphoning electricity from other power sources as well. She uses this to her advantage whenever she escapes from the lab.
Relationships
Everyone
Stacky is naturally distrusting of anyone who happens to be taller than her, which happens to be most people. Although it's difficult to leave her vicinity without being subjected to being "stacked", it can narrowly be avoided by not bringing any attention to her height or size, alongside not making "eye contact" for too long. She especially hates when people kneel down to her level, and will not hesitate to stack anyone who uses descriptors such as "small" or "cute". She frequently likes to tease anyone she's used her abilities on. It is very rare for her to use her abilities more than once on the same victim (unless they happened to really piss her off).
Stacky behaves in a calmer manner around others who happen to naturally be closer to her height (at around the 3'0" - 4'0" range). However, she will still use her abilities on them if they do not choose their words carefully.
She often feels especially compelled to use her abilities if she has not done so in a while, sometimes making her particularly more testy than usual.
Her Creators
Stacky dislikes her creators because they keep her in containment with nothing to do. She has used her abilities on pretty much all of the staff managing her, much to their exasperation. She frequently escapes containment either through vents or simply by threatening to use her powers again.
Other Robots
Stacky is oddly quite docile around other robots, even when they are significantly taller than her. Although she still doesn't fully let her guard down, she will not attempt to use her abilities on them unless directly provoked.
Trivia
- Stacky has no off switch, and thus the only way to get her to turn off is for her to run out of battery power.
- The button on Stacky's back simply initiates the stacking process on whoever presses it, and is often mistaken to be an off switch.
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