Freedom City

[King Snarf]

There's this roleplaying game called Mutants and Masterminds; it's basically D&D with superheroes. Anyway, they have a campaign setting called Freedom City, more or less a Marvel/ DC amalgam (though they're expanding past homage/ pastiche characters into more original fare with 3e's upcoming spin-off setting, Emerald City, which is kinda like Gotham to FC's Metropolis). Anyhoo, they've got a few fembots running around, so I thought I'd share.



That's the Red Queen on the right; don't know too much about her as she was just introduced in a pdf released this week.



Navigatrix (introduced in the 2e sourcebook Hero High): A construct designed for interdimensional transport.

More as I find it.

[gynoneko]

You know... City of Heroes is now free to play. You can create fembots in there, and they can do the whole superhero thing... in fact.. i have one or two myself
I'll post pictures later... but she isn't as cool looking as these designs. She's a robot cat girl... with a design that is an homage to Astro boy actually.
Good stuff. I play champions (pen and paper) and love to do robot characters.

[Brytestar]

CoH free? since when?

[gynoneko]

Went free at the beginning of the month. You can log in right now!

[barakuda]

Also DC Universe is free to play on PC and PS3. Just Gotta down load the whole game. Dont Know if you can make fembot or not yet.

[King Snarf]

Feh! You kids with your online games! Give me a d20, some blank character sheets, and a copy of the Hero's Handbook and I could make an army of fembots! At least, I could on paper... (See what I did there?)

[gynoneko]

Dude... I am totally there too!! Pen and Paper all the way! I love the Hero System! I just created a character for a new campaign my brother is starting and I am trying really hard to get a fembot in it. He is an inventor, and while his sister has a curse on her that turned her into a doll, he invents things from magic-technology hybrid, and I am trying to set it up as an explanation as to how he can create a fembot... a magically endowed sentient robot.

[Stephaniebot]

Feh! You kids with your online games! Give me a d20, some blank character sheets, and a copy of the Hero's Handbook and I could make an army of fembots! At least, I could on paper... (See what I did there?)

Showed your age lol?

Dont worry, I know that feeling as well.

[King Snarf]

Ha. No. I used the phrase "on paper" both figuratively (meaning "theoretically") and literally (I'd actually be using paper). Besides, you're as young as you feel.

[King Snarf]

Here are some more.



That's the Silver/ Bronze Age Freedom League featuring Galatea (second from the left); she's analogous to Jocasta from the Avengers.

Then you have teen age inventor, Doc Otaku. He built himself a trio of fembots, the Angel Androids, because let's be honest, isn't that what we'd ALL do if we were teenage inventors?

Doc Otaku (2nd edition)


Doc Otaku (3rd edition)


Up next is Dollface, an android supervillain roleplayer. Every now and then, she gets the urge to play as a different villain (or hero), so she makes a robotic guise and downloads a copy of her personality into it.



Finally, not fembots per se, here are the female members of the Cybertribe, a group of transhuman hackers and tech-thieves.

Motherboard


Rez


Sister Steel


Also, not from Freedom City and not a fembot, but one of the illustrations for the main Mutants & Masterminds 3rd edition book, here's the art for the Battlesuit character type.

[King Snarf]

Doc Otaku (3rd edition)

Huh. I just NOW noticed that the Angels have noticeable seams and joints in this one, but not the other one. D'oh.

[fembot_stalker]

Thanks everyone, for the overwhelming responses! I knew that there was more to cyborgs out there than what I was told, but of course, with limited access to various media, I had to ask you guys about (female) cyborgs. Indeed, you guys have brought up stuff that I never even heard of before; I am now interested in at least 3 of those MUTANTS AND MASTERMINDS: THREAT REPORT Files - who happen to be Sister Steel, Motherboard and Dollface (who happens to resemble one of my own female characters). Also, as far as regular male cyborgs go, I forgot to mention the name Trax Videozap. Space Warrior Trax Videozap wears a bodysuit that is fitted with many electronic/cybernetic implants, and in place of two eyes, he sees through a small video screen, almost like Cyclops and Mandora. Trax is the main protagonist (hero) of a gamebook-story entitled MAZEWARPS, which was written by a guy named Vladimir Koziakin. (Is anyone familiar with Mr. Koziakin or any of his books?) Koziakin has created many other maze books as well, such as the LABYRINTHON gamebook-story series - which features elements of Disney's TRON franchise - and other publications like SPACE MAZES, HORROR MAZES, MONSTER MAZES, SHARK MAZES, etc. (Just Google Vladimir Koziakin, MAZEWARPS and/or LABYRINTHON.) As a book, Koziakin's MAZEWARPS features approximately twenty-four mazes that must each be completed within a certain amount of time. The story is about Trax Videozap having to battle Dicto/Galaxis, an evil Dark Lord who is best described as a demonically powerful alien mutant with teleportation capabilities and whose empire is guarded by about two dozen mazewarps, or dark labyrinths that each hold its own type of killer obstacles. At the center of this brief contest between Good and Evil is the beautiful Venus 11-B, a young woman who has the access codes to and who is a frequent user of a vast nebula of energy that can send any interstellar vessel anywhere in the Universe within a short time frame, most likely by utilizing what scientists now call wormholes that exist in the space-time continuum. All each starship needs is its own personal access code to activate and utilize this powerful Gateway, and whoever has these codes pretty much has control of the Universe's major space routes, which explains why this diabolical and power-hungry Dicto/Galaxis hijacked Venus's ship, kidnapped her, imprisoned her and interrogated her about the codes for this vast gateway. Anyway, your total time (in seconds) in all of the mazes at the end determines whether or not you reach this Dark Lord's empire in time before he is able to get the codes from Venus. Anyway, check out MAZEWARPS by Vladimir Koziakin here . Even though Koziakin's types of publications are very rare, I have enjoyed reading them very much. (It is often the rare and obscure stuff that captivates me more than the widely known stuff anyway!) Besides, I saw this story as a highly futuristic retelling of that same old story about the 'heroic Prince/Knight saving the Damsel In Distress/Princess from the Evil Dragon/Monster/Wizard/King'; wouldn't you agree?

[King Snarf]

A little bit of thread necromancy, but GR is doing a new series called Rogues Gallery (essentially the exact same concept as Threat Reports) and there's a fembot there. Meet S.E.L.F.I.E.