((It should be noted that this profile contains spoilers, to an extent, of the movie WALL-E. Consider yourself warned.))
Name: Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class
Nickname(optional): WALL-E
Age: 700-ish, hard to determine exact age.
Gender: … male? Yeah, let’s go with that.
Species: Robot! (Dur.)
Position: Curious Good
Powers: He compacts trash inside his stomach cavity, and for defense he can compact himself into a cube. He’s solar powered, and requires recharging each morning. He also had a tape recorder on the front of his chassis.
Weapon: The only thing resembling a weapon he has is a high-intensity laser located on, for lack of a better term, his nose. It will cut through most metals.
Picture(optional): Appearance: First, imagine a dusty, rusty, dirty, grimy, grungy box, made of metal and orange in color, 15 inches in height. Now, when he’s hiding in his defensive mode, that’s all there is to him, pretty much. On the lower right corner of his front, his abbreviation is printed. When expanded into his mobile form, he looks a little more personable (robot-able?). He rides on a pair of tank-like treads, allowing him to traverse all kinds of terrains at high speeds. His eyes snake out on a stem-like neck, and are large and round, not unlike binoculars. His arms are on hydraulic cylinders and end in two groups of two pieces of smooth metal for gripping and lifting. Expanded, he reaches a height of about three feet tall.
Personality: You might expect that a robot designed for the sole purpose of menial labor would be lacking in the personality department. You, however, would be wrong in this case. WALL-E is extremely curious, and will fiddle or play with anything that he finds. He’s also the universe’s biggest packrat, saving any little thing that catches his interest. He has a thing for the movie
Hello, Dolly! It’s taught him everything he knows about love (which, admittedly, isn’t a whole lot, but still). He is in fact in love with another robot named EVE (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator). He is quite lonely, having been the only robot on Earth for nigh 700 years. He also scares easily, so avoid sudden movements or loud noises around him.
History/Background: ”WALL-E: Working to dig you out.”It’s a nice idea, in theory. The problem is that within the first few years of the WALL-E program, all but one of the WALL-Es had been shut down or malfunctioned. Our WALL-E was the only one left. And so he worked for 700 years. In the morning, he’d start with a solar charge to get him through the day (the robot equivalent of a strong cup of coffee). He’d spend his day compacting the garbage that covered the Earth’s surface into perfect little 14 inch cubes, which he would then stack in great tall buildings of cubed garbage. If something in the garbage caught his eye, he would move it into an ice chest that he carried around with him, and sort it amongst his other treasures back at his capsule. At night, he’d retreat to the capsule to sleep, watch parts of
Hello, Dolly!, and sort the days treasures, not in that order, of course.
And so things went for the majority of the next 700 years. Then, within the course of a few days, two things happened that would change his life forever. First, he found trapped inside an old refrigerator a small sprout. A plant. The only plant on the planet, in fact. The other thing was the arrival of EVE. At first he was frightened by her and her advanced weaponry (and trigger-happy nature), but he soon came to love her, simply because she was the only other robot on the planet.
Then he showed her his plant. (And no, I don’t mean it THAT way. Get your mind out of the gutter, people!) Her directive was to find plant life and return it to the Axiom ship on which the humans had left the planet 700 years ago. As soon as she saw the plant, she took it for safe-keeping, and then went into hibernation mode. After a few more days, the rocket on which she had journeyed to Earth returned to pick her up again. WALL-E, not wanting to lose the new love of his life, hitched a ride by clinging to the outside of the rocket. And so he clung for a good time, until…
… he slipped. He lost his grip, and became separated from the rocket. He’s currently floating through space, but he is nearing one of the worlds, and it is likely that he will be making an impromptu (read: crash) landing.
(Here’s a hint: The world starts with ”R” and ends with “adiant Garden.” =D)
Role Playing Sample: Not necessary; see Robo from way back when.
Statistics: (Note: I realize this isn’t a required section, but this information should be shared somewhere in the profile, and it seems most appropriate in it’s own section.)
Max speed over level terrain: 30 mph.
Internal storage: 2744 cubic inches (that’s a 14 inch cube for you non-math types out there.)
Max load weight: 1000 lbs.
Max tread height: 36 inches.
Max tread length: 40 inches.
Questions/Comments/Suggestions? Nope. Nothing outta me.