[quote=@Randomness]
So I have a couple character ideas. I've built a basic sheet for both, but the main idea for one is to be a zoologist with a small collection of the various animals from the other dimensions for study. If possible, some of these animals would range from the pendulum creatures, and the human face slugs to perhaps a yokai or the corrupted.

The second character would be a paralyzed man who makes a corpus like machine which is essentially a flesh exosuit that enhances his normal biological features. One of the main draws of it being from corpus tissues would be that it could sync with his biological functions, and self repair/adapt.
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The zoologist could work. Such a character would need to have some pronounced security measures for the more dangerous specimens. If by corrupted you mean Clockers, they are still considered people, so whether your zoologist can accept that is something to consider. Yokai can also be sentient, although they're not people. Additional animals could include elemental creatures from Areia, gross flesh things from Corpus, earth animals mutated by exposure to phenomena, and monsters extracted from Dreaming Cities.

The second idea is also fine.

Now for the sheets:

[@MULTI_MEDIA_MAN] your character is good to go.

[@Archmage MC], I have a concern about the backstory. Blights are not organisms native to Corpus but specifically people infested and metamorphosed by its systems. Corpus has no people nor human intelligence in it, so in order to have a human intelligence and personality, your character would need to be a Blight rather than a native monster. Luckily, everything still works pretty much the same even with such a change. You'd just need to alter her backstory to include Delly's life as a human prior to Corpus, where she would probably have been absorbed into some kind of organ and scrambled into the supercell mush that her intelligence is spread across. Since she's specifically not a genius and a happy sort of person, she could have been the bubbling happy-go-lucky sort that was an assistant to (or perhaps relation or girlfriend of) a scientist, explorer, harvester, or daredevil who was looking into Corpus and had her tag along.