#neoteric

Crescendo would have had the passive ability to stun/paralyze his enemies during prolonged eye contact. It's why he was always designed to have something like a spiral in his irises. He was also initially on the "evil" side, so an ability like this would make him seem more murderous and crazy.

Amp would have the ability to immensely nauseate and disorient through physical contact only through his finger tips. I believe he was supposed to be an evil figure of power in one of his concepts, anyway. Manipulation.

Taking off their faceplates/other plates.

Most Corinthians will decline when asked, usually even if their relationship with the asker is very positive. While it is seen as an invasion of privacy, it's also a large vulnerability to remove and expose a portion of their insides. This has to be ignored if repairs need to be made within the head, etcetera.

Condescension or other behaviors towards humans.

The youngest human main character of Neoteric.

He's roughly around 32. He was born in Cardiff and lived there for most of his life, with his father, who he had a bit of a rocky relationship with, and his twin brother, Roy.

Unlike the other main characters of Neoteric, Jeremy didn't get a doctorate in any sort of robotics or engineering major and just an undergraduate, due to his hatred of school. Therefore, most people call him "Mr. Bellmont" formally.

He bears little resemblance to Amp, save that they have a similar shade of dark brown hair. They also contrast and compare; they both try to dress for comfort (although Amp tries to look as imperially neat as possible), Jeremy has a bad slouch as well. They have a strange relationship, at first they were like unusual roommates and Amp tried to ignore how Jeremy would often drunkenly regard him as 'son', but following the buildup of the Empyrean war, Jeremy finally accepted that Amp was like a step-child he could not bear to send away on his own and moved to America for him.

But Jeremy did not create Amp. While he was a technician, his main job was to build robots, not test them, and specifically industrial ones, which was the category Corinthians even at that time didn't fall into. One of his late coworkers, Dietrich Janzik helped create a line of Corinthians, and for a while Jeremy did not want anything to do with them, eventually out of curiosity (and boredom) he decided to use one of the computers to chat with the AIs, especially JZK-CS40, who he unknowingly influenced his nihilistic and other negative aspects that Amp would evolve into other negative things.