Character
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To create a general purpose hand cybernetic to aid slicers and hackers in their endeavors
- Image Source: Ghost in the shell
- Canon Link: NA
- Permissions: Locke and Key perms
- Primary Source: NA
- Manufacturer: Locke and Key Mechanics
- Affiliation: Locke and Key Mechanics, Shot Sutaz
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Model: Test prototype 1200
- Modularity: Yes
- Production: Mass produced
- Material: Biotech chips, durasteel, various plastics, metal wiring
- Classification: Hands
- Size: Small
- Weight: Extremely light
- Resistances (Optional): N/A. Outside of being able to split apart, they have the same durability as normal hands.
- Hacker's dream: These hands split up into multitudes of segments, allowing for so much multitasking that one may have to buy a brain cybernetic to keep up! It's hard to master, but with this many fingers at work, slicing and hacking will become easy as can be.
- Patch in: Need to hook up directly to the machine? These hands come with all the different sorts of jacks one would need to do so installed around the wrist area, ready to be pulled out at any time to hook you up to the machine you're working on.
- Versatile tool: This cybernetic has gone through testing, and is proven to speed up performance significantly, whether it be typing code or cracking a system.
- Small and Compact: This cybernetic is only installed within the hand, allowing for the rest of the body to be left unchanged, or to leave room for other cybernetics.
- Delicate: When in regular hand form, these have about the durability of a normal hand. However, when in keyboard mode, taking a hit can easily ruin the tech due to all the weak parts being exposed.
- Due to the material lining under the skin panels of the hands, EMPS do not effect the hands when they are whole. However, whenever the hands are split apart in keyboard mode, the tech will deactivate when hit by ion or EMP.
Finally having made enough money to cast aside Merc work, Shot Sutaz set out to make her mark on the technology world. After months of work, this is what she had to offer. A piece of tech made for slicers. However, she made sure it was more versatile than that. This can do wonders in the hands of an office worker, a coder, anyone who does computer work. Such was her intent. She brought the tech to Locke and Key Mechanics, looking to sell the tech to them and get her name out into the cybernetic world. The hacker class cybernetic hands are an intricate yet firm design made up of various metal wires and pieces to form hands, which split up into segments of fingers when activated.
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