DN-1000

DN-1000: A tiny robotic eye made for museum management that was unfortunately twisted into insanity due to it containing the brain of Dece Noko.

Appearance
DN-1000 is tiny compared to all of his other forms, or just in general, being only 1 foot tall. While not having many features, The fact still stands that his markings, bearing the cereal numbers and code 'DN-1000 ', which sets him apart from other units, as well as being a particularity talkative unit.

History
Once Dece Noko's brain had washed upon the shore of Stolz City, it was soon discovered by the explorer Alex. At first, Alex thought of this as a recently deceased brain, and thus handed it to the scientist Nicko, who put it into one of the museums D.N. (Data Navigation) units to observe the brain's memories. It not only gained the memories, but also the personality, insanity and hate of Dece Noko as a result. After Noko had gained full control of the unit, he shortly began to bond with the man who had saved his life, and shortly rewarded Nicko with the wisdom of the Nokolodians. Problematically, this was Noko's twisted definition of his races wisdom, and the process turned Nicko's eyes red and drove him mad with a desire to take over the Void's End. DN-1000 and his new puppet then began instructing the explorers to 'find DN-1000's skeleton', and his scheme almost worked. as the skeleton was getting exceedingly close to being completed, small flashes of his true self were showing through the robotic shell, and, slowly, was becoming abnormally violent for a D.N. unit. The Anti-Death Gang shortly ended this, having discovered Noko's plan, and, as he was reuniting with his body, stopped him. This turned quite unfortunate when Tharchilla intervened, however, restoring him to his original flesh, and making him far more of a threat. Noko would remember this. After he was defeated, he reverted back to a skeletal form, and was now just a normal DN unit, which was then locked into a cell. Apparently, however, Noko Was not stopped just like that. Soon enough, he was removed from his jail cell by Nicko, who the public was still unaware of who's side Nicko was truly on. Still having Noko's brain, DN-1000 opened a hotel shortly that was made to avoid suspicion. However, once again the Anti-Death Gang arrived at the last moment to save the day, and this time Max wanted to be "100% percent sure that we don't fight a psyco eyeball again" and actually destroyed DN-1000's shell, as well as the brain inside it. Though this should've by all means been the end of Noko, his deal with Death still persevered, and his soul lived on. Later on Nicko created a massive machine that tried to store all of Dece Noko's memories and personality, which Noko's soul promptly inhabited. In the end, however, he was once again thwarted by The Anti-Death gang who not only destroyed the machine, but also after a long fight killed the scientist Nicko, who had revived his body so many times. After this, Noko and Nicko's souls, their fates ultimately intertwined, became vengeful manifestations of their former selves, appearing and dissapering in locations the two remembered, such as their old museum, their hotel, and the ruins of the factory that made the last known incarnation of DN-1000.

Powers
DN-1000 generally lacks any sort of fighting skill whatsoever, and is actively pitiful without Nicko by his side. However his keen memory and cybernetic brain makes him a good calculator and tactician, though he mainly used this ability to curate a museum while he was undercover.

Personality
DN-1000, though he reflects aspects of his true nature, is a lot more calm and controlled than the actual Dece Noko. This is due to the chip implanted within his robotic shell, that calms him as well as makes him have a precise, robotic memory. Though sometimes his original personality does shine through, though this is easily fixed by a good whack from Nicko.

Equipment
DN-1000 is outfitted with the latest technology in the Void's End, having a computer chip that increases his intelligence as well as making him capable of recalling anything having to do with the Museum he was made in with ease. The chip also calms his normally enraged personality.