AIMCOP Zero Anishan Avatar Drones
General
The Avatar Drones of AIMCOP Zero [AZAADS] are advanced bipedal biomechanical constructs that are remotely controlled by operators stationed in Spearhead Control. They are primarily support units that are to aid in the elimination of threats and targets; either through inbuilt weaponry or through the usage of external artillery pieces that require direct manual control.
Tailor-made
AIMCOP Zero has four construction pods, with two each located on the two operator cars. Each instance of an AAD is tailor-made by the onboard systems within a construction pod in such a way as to fit the operator as much as possible. It is due to this that an AAD eerily resembles their operator, especially concerning height, width, hair- and eye color.
Slight changes possible
However, experienced Remote Control Operators are capable of making slight changes, primarily concerning the color palette and hair-length. They can also add identifiable markings to them. How this is achived is not completly understood, though it is believed to need great will-power and an internal image of how one would look.
Anishan-Looking
At a glance, they may appear nigh-indistingisable from your avarage Anishan, but upon closer inspection, the differences become more apparant. They are all constructed from various titanium alloys and synthetic materials, and are powered through electricity generated by a miniature Ani Force reactor fitted into their chest-piece.
Senses of AAD:s
These remote-controlled constructs provide sensations for the operators. Their sense of touch and smell is arguably the same as their biological counterparts, while their sight and hearing have been enhanced greatly. Beyond imitations of their biological senses, AAD:s also provide their operators with short-distance radar and optical intelligent interface. For all intents and purposes, the end result would not be that different if the operators had put on a protective suit of armor or undergone extensive cybernetic enhancements.
Length of operational life
AAD:s have a primary operational lifespan of approximately 42 hours. This can be extended or decreased due to received damage, energy output, or both. When its operational lifespan has reached its end, the AAD will promptly shut down and initiate a self-destructive sequence.
Thereafter, the operator will need to construct a new AAD, although there exists a cool-down of approximately 120 minutes before such a process can commence. The reason for this to exist is belived to be to not put too much strain on the operator's mind and the onboard systems.
AAD:s Purpose
The primary purpose of the AAD:s is to access and utilize a number of the most powerful and heavy ordanance weapon hardware of AIMCOP Zero. Ones that are isolated from overall systems and thus cannot be accessed by neither Overwatch Control, Pilot Control Operators, or Toga Tog. However, best results are achived through good coordinance between all parties.
In a sense, Remote Control take on a role similar to Pilot Control while utilizing AAD:s for this primary purpose, as they sit down at the helm of heavy ordanance weaponry and take help of both the input given by screens and control panels, as well as their superfical senses, to fire as accuretly as possible at targets for maximum damage.
Capabilities
Shields
An AAD is enveloped by a surface-tight layer of energy-shielding. The primary purpose of it is to absorb enough momentum and heat of potential projectiles for the construct to survive the physical impacts. When it has reached its limit it will shatter into thousands of tiny grains of energy.
Inbuilt Transformational Weaponry
AAD:s has what is known as ITW. While altercations exist, most follow a standardized makeup that is as follows: Their left arm can transform into a plasmatic projectile cannon. The fingers on their right hand can transform into miniturized arc cannons. A long, serrated blade with a diamond-tipped edge can extend from the right forearm, or be shot out at high velocity.
Teleportation
Uncontrollable Occurances
AAD:s are capable of Teleportation, though this is not something that Remote Pilots have control over. What exactly initiates them is debated, as are the factors involved. At times it appears to be random, and at others its cause is clear, at least on a surface-level.
Affected by
Blind Spot Effect
These Teleportations are affected by the Blind Spot Effect, similar to the trains of the whole Niarem Railway Metro. When this occurs, the AAD:s field of vision will go dark for seven seconds and audible input will be similar to when one enters and exits a tunnel.
Initaited by Freefall
Teleportations commonly initiates whenever an AAD falls off the train while it is on the move, and the distance between the two becomes too great. Thus one moment they will be freefalling in the air, and in the next they will land on the train roof with greatly reduced momentum. Experienced operators are able to land more gracefully than unexperiened ones.
RPC:s.
Remote Pilot Constructs.
Spearhead Command.
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