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The Robot Girl is an antagonist Simon Jarrett encounters in Omicron.
Description
The Robot Girl is a feminine enemy consisting of a woman's corpse fused with implants formed from Structure Gel. It possess mechanical eyes, an artificial neck securing its head to the body, a prosthetic left foot, and a pincer replacing the right hand. All of these implants seemingly react to its level of aggression, as they light up when it detects something.
The Robot Girl appears to live in a state of constant distress, crying constantly whilst idle. She is also capable of distorted vocalization, as can be heard when she is alerted.
Behavior
The Robot Girl remains passive unless provoked. When alerted, it will begin glowing and will start snapping its pincer opened and closed. If not provoked any further, it will settle down after a few seconds and resume its crying.
The Robot Girl can be alerted by nearby movement and will not be distracted by throwing around props to generate sounds. If it spots Simon then will give chase, attempting to reach him and knock him unconscious before returning to its passive state.
Appearances
The Robot Girl is encountered in Omicron while Simon is attempting to find the parts to repair Raleigh Herber's Power Suit. One of the parts, an Energy Pal S.3, is found inside the power room. The Robot Girl wanders around this room, forcing Simon to sneak around it to retrieve the battery pack.
After Simon collects each of the required materials, the Robot Girl is encountered again inside the medical ward. From here it will relentlessly chase Simon until he reaches the diving room.
Upon reaching the room Simon frantically calls for Catherine Chun to shut the door behind him. The door is sealed, leaving the Robot Girl banging on the door from the outside.
Trivia
- Within the game's files, the Robot Girl is also known as "robot head".
- When provoked, the Robot Girl may on occasion start saying random phrases such as "Don't come any closer." or "Get away from me!".
- According to concept art, the Robot Girl was originally supposed to have an organic right eye as opposed to the mechanical one.
