Ekko also serves as SPEAC's council representative.The Lilium group consists of our various fictives who branch out from "anchors" from the same source, typically the first of their respective subsystems to arrive.
Ekko also serves as SPEAC's council representative.
In system: Fittingly rediscovered after being dormant since our teen years, and the first consistently masculine alter known in our system. Enjoys rollerskating, and frequently helps ensure we exercise. Anchor of the Capricorn subsystem and host of its nested Chaos subsystem.
In source: An artificial lifeform created by Gerald Robotnik using alien DNA in the hopes of curing his granddaughter Maria's terminal illness, who was put in cryostasis when the military intervened. He was later revived by Gerald's grandson Ivo and became a recurring antihero.
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In system: Everyone's token butch cous-aunt, adoptive mother of Sophie, and one of the first fictives in our system to have vivid exomemories. Anchor of the Scorpio subsystem as well as formerly a host for the broader system overall.
In source: A denizen of the Lanes, Piltover's undercity, who was wrongfully arrested after her adoptive father Vander was killed by the crime lord Silco, and was later broken out by Caitlyn.
Avatar credit: Arcane (Netflix)The Aries subsystem is a collective of fictives from the Hollow Knight game series, anchored by Hornet.
In system: A fictive of Hornet from the Hollow Knight games. Helps manage our psychosis symptoms by lacking fear of our hallucinations. The anchor for the Aries subsystem and part of the nested Threadbound subsystem with Eva. Also has various median facets known as Crests. Currently dating Lace.
In source: Known as the Protector of Hallownest and the Daughter of Three Queens, Hornet wandered the ruins of Hallownest after her father, the Pale King, sealed the infection of the Radiance with the help of her birth mother, Queen Herrah of Deepnest. Standing watch over the Black Egg Temple where her half-sibling dwelt, sealing the Radiance inside its dreams, she took it upon herself to prevent any from disturbing it who were not strong enough to seal or defeat the Radiance in turn, eventually guiding the strongest of her half-siblings towards that very goal.
She would later be captured and taken to the kingdom of Pharloom, where she would endeavour to follow in her sibling's footsteps by freeing Pharloom from its haunted control, being both impeded and later aided along the way by Lace.
Avatar credit: abhinito on AlphaCodersHornet's crests function as a median subsystem, maintaining some level of individuality internally but layered on top of her baseline personality when active. This exists in parallel to the Threadbound subsystem; while in theory they exist on even footing with Eva from a structural perspective, their inability to manifest fully without being filtered through Hornet creates a distinct dynamic by comparison.
Core personality, leader
Graceful, patient, deliberate
Gentle, curious, inquisitive
Gruff, aggressive, feral
Mysterious, quiet
Pragmatic, inventive, clever
Reserved, enigmatic
In system: A fictive of Eva from the Hollow Knight games. Part of the nested Threadbound subsystem with Hornet.
In source: A failed attempt by the Weavers to create an artificial higher being, with the hope of being able to contest Grand Mother Silk's power and potentially usurp her. Due to her physical frailty, Eva was considered a disgraceful failure, and the metal tank that sustained her life was buried at the bottom of Weavenest Atla, abandoned to eternity alone after the Weaver diaspora until she was eventually uncovered by Hornet. She would later request for Hornet to bind her, freeing her from her physical form and sacrificing her autonomy to allow her to experience the world through Hornet's eyes and become truly inseparable from the one she had come to deeply admire, a request which Hornet gladly granted.
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In system: A fictive of the Knight from the Hollow Knight games. Nonverbal. Chose its name from Hornet's nickname for it, due to lacking a proper name in source.
In source: An empty vessel created by filling the body of one of the Pale King's children with void, and one of thousands of siblings discarded into the Abyss when the Hollow Knight was chosen from among them. After escaping the Abyss into the wilds around Hallownest at an unknown point, it returned to the kingdom just as the Hollow Knight's seal on the Radiance was beginning to break.
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In system: A fictive of The Hollow Knight from the Hollow Knight games. Struggles with using our right arm due to losing its own in source.
In source: A vessel like its sibling Ghost, and the one vessel chosen to become the Hollow Knight, sealing away the angry god known as the Radiance within their own mind. However, the seal would eventually weaken due to their impurity as a vessel, caused by personal attachments to Ghost and their father.
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In system: A fictive of Lace from the Hollow Knight games, and Phantom's sibling. Currently dating Hornet.
In source: A construct made of Silk given sentience, created by Pharloom's god as a daughter, who grew bitter over her mother's lack of attention towards her and her sibling, becoming a rival to Hornet on the latter's ascent through Pharloom.
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In system: A fictive of Phantom from the Hollow Knight games, and Lace's sibling.
In source: A construct made of Silk given sentience, created by Pharloom's god as a daughter. However, they proved unstable, and were banished to oversee the Exhaust Organ that managed the waste products from Pharloom's great Citadel of Song.
Avatar credit: ersh-ova on TumblrThe Cancer subsystem is a collective of fictives from DC Comics, primarily the all-female hero team known as the Birds of Prey, anchored by Barbara.
In system: A fictive of Barbara Gordon / Oracle from DC Comics.
In source: The daughter of Gotham police commissioner James Gordon, Barbara put the skills taught to her by her father to use by joining Batman's roster of sidekicks as Batgirl. After a mission gone wrong while fighting the Joker left her paralyzed from the waist down, she resolved to continue assisting the hero community by utilizing her investigative skills as Oracle, a world class hacker who helped coordinate and inform many different hero teams including the Justice League, the Bat-Family, and the Birds of Prey, an all-female team she co-founded alongside Black Canary.
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In system: A fictive of Dinah Laurel Lance / Black Canary from DC Comics.
In source: The daughter of the original golden age Black Canary, Dinah Laurel Lance followed in her mother's footsteps as a superhero, using both the brutal training her mother instilled in her and the powerful scream from her metahuman abilities to keep pace with even the biggest names of the superhero community. She would become both a founding member and chairwoman of the Justice League of America, which she named in honor of her mother's membership on the Justice Society, as well as co-founding of the all-female Birds of Prey team alongside Barbara.
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In system: A fictive of Harleen Quinzel / Harley Quinn from DC Comics. Dating Pamela.
In source: Once a psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum, Harleen Quinzel fell in love with the Joker while he was under her care and was groomed to become his right hand woman, becoming the villain known as Harley Quinn. Despite the Joker's constant abuse, she struggled to distance herself from him and constantly returned no matter how many times she tried to leave; however, thanks to the influence of fellow villain Pamela Isley / Poison Ivy, she did eventually separate herself from the Joker for good, and the two women gradually became both a couple and a fixture of Gotham's hero scene as members of the Birds of Prey.
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In system: A fictive of Jason Todd / Red Hood from DC Comics.
In source: A young street kid who attempted to steal the Batmobile's tires, and was taken in by Batman as the second Robin. However, he would eventually be lured in and killed by the Joker, and was resurrected by the League of Assassins using their Lazarus Pit, becoming the brutal vigilante known as the Red Hood.
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In system: A fictive of Pamela Isley / Poison Ivy from DC Comics. Dating Harley.
In source: A renowned biochemist and infamous eco-terrorist who became one of Batman's most dangerous villains, using her knowledge of poison and collection of rare and dangerous plants, and eventually metahuman chlorokinetic abilities, to hunt down those responsible for pollution, habitat destruction, and blocking environmental protection legislation. She became fast friends with fellow villain Harley Quinn, and eventually entered an explicitly romantic relationship with her after Quinn was finally convinced to leave the Joker behind for good.
Avatar credit: DC Comics, Dan MoraThe Scorpio subsystem is a collective of fictives from the TV show Arcane, who all collectively formed after binge-watching the end of season 2, anchored by Violet.
Violet
In system: The first member of the Scorpio subsystem to be discovered, as well as Violet's girlfriend and frequent co-front partner. The two of them were the first official in-system couple to begin dating, and are still the most consistently open about such.
In source: The daughter of a powerful Piltover politician who became a police officer, eventually putting aside her duties to break Vi out of prison to help investigate Silco.
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In system: Local chaos gremlin and ADHD holder. Also the host of a nested subsystem, Gunpowder, consisting of her and Powder. Often called upon by other members when struggling with work, much to Powder's chagrin at having to clean up when Jinx gets bored.
In source: Vi's younger sister, who was taken in by Silco and blamed herself for the death of their father and friends, becoming the crime lord's right hand woman.
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In system: Jinx's other half, who helps make sure Jinx's antics stay safe and legal and cleans up the pieces when Jinx gets bored partway through a task.
In source: The original personality Jinx left behind. Sourced from our theory that the two were a system, with Powder going mostly dormant and bleeding through at various points in the story.
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In system: A latecomer to the Scorpio subsystem, who considers herself genderfluid and transfem. His source was the first black character we ever considered the possibility of forming a fictive of, but in the end it was over a year before that prediction came true, likely thanks to the Myriad's Ororo and Mia helping test the waters.
In source: Violet and Powder's childhood friend, who acted as an informant helping with their various snatch jobs. After Vander's death and the sisters' separation, he eventually became the leader of a gang known as the Firelights, working to undermine Silco's control over Zaun and protect the people disenfranchised by both Silco and the leaders of Piltover.
Avatar credit: redriverrrr_ on TwitterThe Capricorn subsystem is a collective of fictives from the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. Originally consisted of the members of Team Dark, including their anchor Shadow, but later expanded to include their other sourcemates within our system, with the original members becoming the Chaos subsystem nested inside it.
Shadow
In system: A fictive of Amy Rose from the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. A bit of an older, more chilled-out version than her canon presentation. Currently dating Sonia and Blaze.
In source: A young girl obsessed with a fated encounter she foretold with her tarot cards, who began following Sonic around after he saved her on Little Planet, gradually growing into a hero in her own right.
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In system: A fictive of Blaze the Cat from the Sonic series. Seems to be less strongly affected by our ADHD systems, and potentially less prone to overstimulation. Enjoys speedrunning Sonic games where she can play as herself. Currently dating Amy and Sonia.
In source: The pyrokinetic princess of the Sol Dimension, who met Sonic when chasing her dimension's Eggman across worlds.
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In system: A fictive of Bunnie Rabbot from the 90's Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon ("SatAM").
In source: A Mobian rabbit with a distinctive southern accent who was partially roboticized, retaining her mind and most of her organic body but leaving her legs and left arm permanently roboticized. She joined the Freedom Fighters as a result, putting her new robotic limbs and martial arts expertise to use in fighting against Robotnik's tyranny.
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In system: Rarely seen in front, and nonverbal due to dysphoria around being unable to replicate their voice. Texts entirely in ꜱᴍᴀʟʟ ᴄᴀᴘꜱ to replicate their style of speech without coming across as aggressive. Member of the nested Chaos subsystem.
In source: The last of the E-series robots created by Ivo Robotnik, who was left to watch over Shadow's body and grew to resent their creator, teaming up with Rouge and Shadow to get revenge.
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In system: Formed along with Omega due to Shadow's intense emotional state while reminiscing about the three's adventures one night. The queen of self-confidence, and helps a lot with our dysphoria and self-image. Member of the nested Chaos subsystem.
In source: A Mobian jewel thief who became a secret agent in the service of G.U.N., the military organization which funded and later covered up Shadow's creation. She later woke Shadow and Omega from stasis, becoming the leader of the newly-formed Team Dark.
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In system: A fictive of the titular protagonist of the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. Transfem for currently unclear reasons, potentially related to either Emi Jones' cover of Endless Possibility, the fan design created by LadyLunanova (which her avatar is fanart of), or both. Regularly frustrated by the fact that our body being physically disabled means she needs to take it slow, but oddly one of the better system members at taking the time to slow down and appreciate life. Currently dating Amy and Blaze.
In source: The free-spirited supersonic hedgehog hero of the world of Mobius, who constantly defends it from the schemes of the nefarious Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik.
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