Characters
Most of the characters in Omega Doom are Androids. They generally appear human, but also have noticeably robotic features. They have a metallic layer underneath their more human-like skin. They often make a metallic sound when they walk and tend to make a sound like an electric motor when they make small movements or turn their head. When thinking, they also make a high-pitched electronic chatter. They are shown to breathe and have a sense of smell. They also drink water, either as a source of fuel, or as coolant.
There are two different types of robots: Soldiers and Drones. Soldiers are killing machines, intent on wiping out the human race. The Drones were servants before the war. They fear the rumors that the humans who survived are coming to kill all the robots, but seem willing to serve humans once more, if the opportunity should arise.
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