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[praefulguro]

> Lumine's skeletal structure is supported by the mimetic material housed inside him. As such, he's lighter than most reploids, even other civilian models, due to the weight of the material itself. This is linked to his footsteps being nearly soundless when compared to the Hunter trio.

> As the mimetic material is where the bulk of his transformation capability is located (internal transformations for different weapons), it has a high degree of flexibility of form. Lumine can utilise this through panels (located on the heels and backs of his hands, at his hips, and on his back in his second form) and projecting the material for various functions, as the panels are actually comprised of this material, as well. The crack through his armour and his chest served as another opening through which to project the material, hence the whole tentacle-to-the-head routine as he was dying.

> The material can be sensory or non-sensory, depending on the state it's in. When sensory, there are thin lines, thinner than those in his mesh-skin, that travel over the material that offer feedback. They can be spread out and shaped to cover or pick up objects, functioning as additional limbs, but there's a limit considering these also comprise his own internal "organs".

> Also to note is that the mimetic material seems to be a fluid and feels like it has plenty of give, but it's more correct to say that the particles are being manipulated by electrical current to behave as such.

> I go the mesh-skin/conduit map route with Lumine, and the only synthetic "skin" he has is on his face. Basically, under his armour and under the violet suit is a thick mesh that covers wire/cord-based "muscles" (and skeletal structure and "organs" and "circulatory" system), and embedded into that mesh is a mapping of lines that serve as the "somatosensory" system. Meaning yes, you can literally "touch a nerve". These are covered with a plastic material that puffs up when the lines are overstimulated, in order to protect them from burning out (yay, air). With this, however, is the fact that he doesn't possess organic "style" anatomy. Whoops.

> Lumine's circulatory system is liquid-based and functions as a heat-sink. The liquid is a purple colour that oxidises to a deep red.

> Lumine is particularly fond of orchestral music and music with complex melodies--particularly if it falls within the range of "classical" genres. He isn't as fond of vocal music because he's of the mind that lyrics detract from the music (bad lyrics can ruin a song, for instance), but if the voice is simply used as an instrument, that's generally fine.

> He hasn't had a lot of time to develop hobbies or past-times since he's been caught up in performing his duties as director of the Jakob Project and also planning his, basically, revolution.

> Lumine is not fond of physical contact. It's unfamiliar and uncomfortable, and he has no problem removing himself from said contact as soon as possible. In cases where it's necessary, he's likely to bottle up the discomfort for the sake of efficiency and necessity only to have it funnel into either productivity or irritation, later.

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