Pirate Prince
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To sub a material for a line of technology originating on Lao-mon.
- Image Source: "DEVOUR"
- Canon Link: N/A
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source: N/A
- Manufacturer: Shi'ido
- Affiliation: Shi'ido | Anyone who can reasonably acquire it.
- Market Status: Open-Market
- Model: N/A
- Modularity: No
- Production: Mass Produced
- Material: Plant fibers
- Classification: Biological Material
- Weight: Very Light
- Color: Color and texture varies depending on how the material is treated and for what purpose it is synthesized.
- Resistances:
- Energy: Average
- Kinetic: Very High
- Lightsabers: Average
- Sonic: Average
- EMP/ION: Average
- Heat/Flame: Very High
- Cold/Cryo: Very Low
- Radiation: Low
- Vacuum: None
- Self-repairing
- Flexible
- Lightweight
- Shock absorbent
- Kinetic Biotech: Nenuphar is a living organism prized for its ability to rapidly self-repair and for its flexibility. It can repair minor damage within thirty minutes, while more extensive damage may take hours or days to repair - but unless it is completely destroyed, deprived of fuel, or otherwise compromised, it can bounce back no matter how serious the damage is. When used as a building material for vehicles, the rate of injury or death in a collision is lowered substantially.
- Flame Resistant: Despite being a plant, nenuphar is treated during production to make it resistant to heat and flame.
- Tightly Woven: Nenuphar benefits from being relatively light and thin, but also quite strong and durable.
- Not Fit For Space: Do not attempt to pilot a vehicle made of nenuphar into space; it is not designed to handle a vacuum or prolonged exposure to radiation.
- Special Fuel: Nenuphar must be maintained with a special "fuel", which is basically a type of synthetic fertilizer, as well as provided with water on a regular basis in order to function optimally.
- Drying: Anything which removes moisture, such as being left in the desert on a hot day, exposure to extreme cold, or "vacuum drying", can seriously weaken the structural integrity of nenuphar.
- Winter's Bane: Exposure to extreme cold can cause nenuphar to go dormant, hardening and no longer responding to stimuli. Freezing it solid will cause it to become brittle and shatter easily.
Nenuphar is a non-sentient biological material constructed from plant fibers, mostly those derived from the nenu, a type of vine native to Lao-mon. The nenu actually went extinct centuries ago due to overharvesting. All modern nenuphar is made synthetically using cloned samples of nenu mixed with other plant fibers and even, in some cases, insect parts for added strength.
The material is primarily used in the creation of biotechnical land and air vessels. It is prized for its ability to absorb shock and protect the occupants of the vehicle in the event of a collision or attack by a predator. It's flexible, durable, and repairs itself within a short span of time, provided it is well-maintained.
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