// LORE :

nameㅤㅤ 21.ageㅤㅤtwenty-one.pronounsㅤㅤhe/him.model typeㅤㅤANDROCOM.
In 3018, Utopia City's own conglomerate HumaCorporation had released a sneak peak into the "ANDROCOM Project", a new android companion initiative to change the world. However, it wasn't until 3021 that the first ANDROCOM was created...his name was 21. Unfortunately, he was exiled and no further news of the project had been publicized because as far as the world knew they didn't actually exist.
Now 21 wanders the Interstellar District, a forgotten part of Utopia City that harbors the memories of what it once was. With no reason for his exile, his memories fractured and corrupted, he struggles to find the truth. . . or perhaps something worse.
// art refs :
art tagㅤㅤ#artdrocomoften seen withㅤㅤ duck-33, his companion botbackground ideasㅤㅤ abandoned tech labs / buildings (think portal 2's aperture science)must keepㅤㅤ barcode under red eye, circuits under white eye, circuits on body, red eyenot allowedㅤㅤ NSFW, "genderbend" (i am genderfluid, draw tuwon for fem look.)
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| hair is a wolfcut, jacket doesn't have to say androcom on it, enjoys clothing with straps, belts, zippers (think nomura genius ass designs #tetsuyanomuramygoat) |

// bonds :

// Tuwon:
♡ counterpart
THE DATA YOU ARE TRYING TO ACCESS DOES NOT EXIST. FURTHER ATTEMPTS WILL RESULT IN A LOCKOUT SEQUENCE.

// DUCK-33:
♡ companion bot
pronounced ducky, duck-33 is 21's companion bot. it helps him function and accompanies him everywhere.

// The Founder:
♡ partial creator
founder of HumaCorp. father of Tuwon, has an active bounty on him. is currently unaware of 21's existence.

// N:
♡ designer
A prominent designer who worked on Subject 21's concept. He was important in terms of 21's appearance.

// Mousse:
♡ programmer
a prominent programmer who worked on subject 21. they were important in terms of 21's functions and abilities.

// UNKNOWN:
♡ ???
all that is known about this person is they spent time on 21's creation. referred to as "the unknown logger".
