[b]ID Image:[/b] 
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[b]Name:[/b] Kobayashi, Kimiko
[b]Date of Birth:[/b] 12 July 1996
[b]Gender:[/b] Female
[b]Age:[/b] 18
[b]Measurements:[/b]
Height: 154cm (5ft)
Weight: 43kg (94lb)
Bust: 75cm (29.5in)
Waist: 60cm (23.6in)
Hip: 80cm (31.5in)

[b]Personality:[/b] Optimistic and friendly to just about everyone. She's the type who likes to be helpful, partly because it makes her feel like an equal to people who don't have prosthetic legs. Always looking for an excuse to build something new and amazing. Unfortunately her eagerness can make her a bit too trusting and somewhat gullible. She will happily admit to being a cyborg and generally doesn't take offense to comments about her legs, in fact, seeing it as being complementary. Kimiko is also something of an otaku at heart and yearns for the day when she can finally construct a real life functioning gundam, like the one in Odaiba. 

[b]History:[/b] Born to a wealthy family as an only child. Her father works for Honda and is a lead designer for ASIMO, Honda's most advanced humanoid robot. Both of her legs from just above the knee onward were lost in an unfortunate car accident and have since been replaced with advanced prosthetic legs designed by her father and his team. This event inspired her to learn all she could about robotics and prosthetics in particular. She read every research paper, article, and publication she could get her hands on. She even interned at Honda for some time, working alongside her father. It was clear for everyone to see that she was going to become a brilliant robotics engineer, so when she got an invitation for Zandore's School for the Gifted she jumped at the chance. 

[b]Subject:[/b] Robotics/ Computer Science/ Calculus/ Applied Science/ Biology/ General PE

[b]Preferred Housing:[/b] West View

[b]Unique Factor:[/b] <<Robotics/Biomechatronics prodigy>>. Kimiko is able to visualize complex systems and machines in her mind and bring them to life much like an artist would paint an image in their mind before putting it on canvas. Although she has yet to build anything wildly innovative or revolutionary she is constantly improving at a remarkable rate. Building robots comes as naturally to her as walking (lol).