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- Mental Description -
He lacks much emotion, even for one as young as himself. He has yet to find the need, and instead only focuses on logic and critical thinking. To him, all of those showing emotion are nearer to uncontrolled beasts than himself, though he recognizes himself as far from perfect, as well. Susumu is an introvert, preferring the company of his machines to that of other people. He doesn't talk to them, nor does he grow attached and show them kindness some do to their prized possessions. He likes them because they don't talk, they don't judge, they don't poke and prod and ask probing questions. They just aren't alive and never will be. To unconsciously cope with his severe lack of emotional understanding, he thinks quite a bit like a machine, and spends most of his time tinkering with them, so that's where his expertise is. He prefers (he'd admit to 'loving' messing with machines and gadgets, if he knew how love worked) to better every mechanical object he sees, and quite often has a large amount of tools hidden away within his arms. This often lands him in trouble, as sometimes he might compulsively attempt to tinker with things that he doesn't own. His taste buds respond considerably better to seafoods than anything, particularly lobster, when he can get it. (As a side note, he doesn't quite understand the term 'friends'. Allies, sure, but not friends.)
|- Physical Description -
He stands at six feet, two inches. He'd weight approximately two hundred and five pounds, if it wasn't for his three metal limbs that each add about a hundred and fifty pounds. His actual body is built athletically, meshing well with his non-human parts. Susumu's blonde hair is a bit past ear length in the back, and quite usually ruffled, as he tends to forget about brushing it. His skin is lightly tanned, though most often quite pale. He spends a considerable amount of time inside, tinkering with his puppet limbs. The previously white of his eyes are now black, while the sclera themselves are bright orange. They're mechanically built, created to replace his failing eyes. His neck is half metal itself, built to fix a previous wound caused by one of his puppet limbs. There are a few human components left within the metal neck frame, though it isn't readily apparent. His torso, waist, and left leg are all still human. Metal self-created limbs have been successfully integrated in place of his once lost arms and right leg. His arms are replaced to a bit of the chest, while his right leg is robotic from the middle of his thigh and down.
- History -
An orphan from a rather young age, he lives through money gained from his own business - fixing other's machines. He lives in a small house in the darker part of town. When he was 9 years old, one of his projects exploded as he worked on it. The explosion took both of his arms while his right leg was rendered useless (the table had exploded and pierced his leg many times over). He was taken to the hospital before he bled out, and promptly healed. He'd been given regular, wooden prosthetic limbs, however he hated them. The lack of feeling severely hindered his ability to work with mechanics.
It took him two years to create a metal arm, something that would've taken a lot less time. The arm allowed him to work far quicker, and he was able to promptly create another leg and arm for himself. They were, at first, quite basic - they allowed him to feel as they were connected to his nerves (thanks to the doctors who attached it to him), and were simply just metal arms. With the ability to use his limbs to a greater degree, he entered the academy less than a year later. Since, he's learned about how basic puppets work, more or less, and was able to slowly weaponize his own metal limbs. They work somewhat like puppets in their range of capabilities, though they are still very basic for the time being.
[/col3]It took him two years to create a metal arm, something that would've taken a lot less time. The arm allowed him to work far quicker, and he was able to promptly create another leg and arm for himself. They were, at first, quite basic - they allowed him to feel as they were connected to his nerves (thanks to the doctors who attached it to him), and were simply just metal arms. With the ability to use his limbs to a greater degree, he entered the academy less than a year later. Since, he's learned about how basic puppets work, more or less, and was able to slowly weaponize his own metal limbs. They work somewhat like puppets in their range of capabilities, though they are still very basic for the time being.