after seeing an artist on FA draw a reploid version of himself, I wanted to indulge in an old habit, when I used to draw megaman type robots all the time.

Negative Kaiser
special weapon (s)
X - Negative Bomber - allows X to fire a small charge of antimatter, resulting in large explosions. Charging it results in massive damage to the surrounding area, but exhausts weapon systems and damages system.

Zero - Bow of Anti - a short sword resembling a falcon (despite its name). Able to fire a short range blast of dense negative space, able to pass through obstacles. Activating the weapon system converts the blade to negative energy, resulting in higher damage, but unable to pass through objects

Axl - Collapse RPG - A grenade launcher that launches a grenade. Upon detonation, lets off a blast of dense negative space. An upgrade allows the grenade to generate a blackhole that explodes after some time.


a working antimatter, and energy space distorter constructed into a reploid for disguise purposes. Negative Kaiser was constructed for space exploration as well as extra dimensional travel. (which never got off the ground after constant Maverick attacks disrupted the project.) when word got out of his generator, Kaiser found himself on the list of reploids, mavericks and humans. Considering the power his specs allowed him.
His generator doesn't put out much power due to his portable nature. A relatively dense armor and gauntlets are used to regulate the powers. As such, he's unflexible and relatively slow in normal gravitational conditions.
One thing to note is he has 3 brains; working in conjunction as a single programmed mind, if one is destroyed, the other two can function, and even if the brain is intact and connected, separated body parts can still function. This is to prevent dire spread of the Sigma virus. However it is unknown how his system will react to the Zero Virus.

A curious and naive mindset has more often than not landed him in dangerous situations. He does not aim for a fatal strike if he can help it. He considers the Maverick condition to be a matter of 'mental reprogramming' rather than infectious.