The Walking City - Human Reference Sheet

I finally finished it. After about 2 weeks and quitting on it a few times, I finally finished this thing. Now I just need to work on the audition.

Edit: Edited the arms because they were too out of proportion with its body. I don't know about you but it was throwing me off.

And now for a few things I may have left out or need to explain further.
Human's Past
The reason Human's past is unknown is because it is suffering from a sort of amnesic effect. It's only aware of its memory back to a certain point; anything before that is a blur.

Human's Body
Although Human is immensely strong, its physical body is not. About the only protected thing on its body is its torso, and even then it can't withstand heavy damage. Human's body is incredibly vulnerable to attack, and if it feels it gets too damaged, it will run away or hide.

Human's Mind/Emotion
Human's level of intelligence switches around a lot. At one moment it can be a critical thinker and planner, and the next it becomes a raging unresponsive machine.

Human's process for distinguishing things as humans are complicated. Usually, Human will classify things as human if they physically look identical or similar to a human, or if they say that they were once human (such a cyborg).  If something that doesn't look human say that they aren't one, Human will believe them. If something appearing as human, or said they were once human, say that they aren't one, Human will have trouble believing them.

Even if something isn't human, Human will not hesitate to fight them if it has to. Though it gives off a much less hostile aura at first, at least until its anger kicks in.

Although Human has the delusion of being a human (And being the Superior Human on top of that), it in no way believes it is some kind of god. It knows that it is a mortal being, and, adding to its vulnerable body, will try to avoid as much damage as possible.

Human will not believe that it is not a human being. Anyone that tries to explain that to it in detail will just make Human angrier.

Human never refers to anyone by their actual name. It'll just call them something based on their appearance (Ex. "Tall Man" for Never because he was taller than Human).

I think I should also throw out there that even though Human hates humans and is rude to them, it rarely ever curses. It usually just yells and mocks them.

The only emotion Human really possesses is anger. It cannot be coerced to joy or sadness. It, in a metaphorical and literal stance, can only get more pissed off. However, Human is not in total control of its anger; there appears to be an unconscious controlling factor over Human. This factor and anger can consume Human's personality at the moment, taking full control of Human for unknown amounts of time. During this time Human becomes a less rational fighter and more of an feral beast. Human is vulnerable at this time for multiple reasons, including being easily tricked, unable to control where it wants to go, and running a high risk of overheating because it can't control itself.

Running
When Human starts to run, it can go from 0 to 50mph in just a few seconds. Human has complete maneuverable control over its body even when running at max speed. Human can be considered vulnerable in this state, as any trip up or collision into any barrier can take a toll on its body. It also causes faster overheating.

Climbing
Human can climb up almost any kind of surface, up to and including ice. Even if a wall has no gaps or ridges in it, Human is able to adhere to the surface and climb.

Combat
Human has heavy impact with its attacks. With enough effort with its attacks, it is possible for Human to go as far as to dent steel; however, this would take a toll on its body with overheating.

Human prefers to rely on physical combat the most. It will only use its moving/lifting strength in a last resort.

Even if Human can lift heavy things, there is a limit. Were something to be heavy enough, Human could overheat almost immediately, and be crushed under the weight. Human can also overheat just by trying to lift something because it's too heavy.

Human's Clock
Human's clock is always moving. It's just its speed that changes. However it is never really in sync with anything, it just moves in accordance to Human's energy usage.

Human's clock is able to slow down on its own without Human overheating. Going for long periods without combat or excessive energy wasting will allow the clock to slow down, eliminating the cool-down process.

When overheating, Human starts to become more dull and spaced out. It also becomes less hostile and angry. However if it has to fight, then it will, albeit more slowly and with less energy.

Things That Cause Human to Overheat Slower:

-Normal, human-like combat

-Normal, human-like running

-Lifting/pushing reasonable things

-Climbing

Things That Cause Human to Overheat Faster:

-Rapid physical combat

-Lifting/pushing things heavier than itself

-Running at higher speeds and/or excessively with no breaks

Human will occasionally try to play its ukulele.  However, due to its damage, it sounds horrible to others, but Human doesn't care.
And by horrible, I mean the sound produced is something beyond possible, even in the ukulele's current state. Why this happens is currently unknown.


I hope I'm not missing anything