#cyberpunk character

[morganhopesmith1996]

The Major by Shirow Masamune

[szkin-art]

Hidalga Lung - Commission

[cyberpunkplaza]

[dimme-danger-little-stranger]

With all the casual outfits I give Verne for pics, it might be easy to forget it actually works for Arasaka, as a security guard at the Konpeki Plaza ! And I think I'm weak for tall, purple-haired, nonbinary babes wearing this kind of uniform, haha ! <3

[whereserpentswalk]

People treat you differently now that you're a cyborg. You've always wanted to be one, even when you were a kid and it was less socially acceptable. But now you fully are one, having gotten surgery to replace the majority of your body.

You look less human then most cyborgs. You didn't want to leave any of your skin intact. A lot of people see you and think you're entirely robotic. You have a face but it's more of a stylized metal mask to cover your eyes and brain then anything realistically human. You don't think of yourself as human, you know some cyborgs really push hard that they're still human, but it's not how you think of yourself. You think of yourself as something that has some human organs, but not something that's fully human.

You're really euphoric about how your new body looks and feels, it's so nice to be what you are, you love just looking at yourself in the mirror, or feeling sensations on your new metal carapace, or the way your body looks in different outfits. You love how it feels just to go outside in a body you love, to interact with people and know they're looking at you with the form you have now. You love how it feels to move your new limbs, and how it feels when someone cuddles your hard steel body, or how kisses feel on your metalic chest, or when someone pets your synthetic plastic hair.

Some of the worst bigotry you've gotten is other cyborgs reacting to that your happy with your body. Cyborgs who were forced to give up their humanity, either due to injury or due to more oppressive circumstances who call your a mockery of their struggle. People who believe their existence is defined by pain are so very upset that yourse is defined by joy. You've been called a fetish, and insult to what they are, an example of mental illness, by people who don't understand why you'd want to be like them. There's also a large amount of cyborgs, voluntary or involuntary, with more flesh on their bodies then you who take comfort in the fact that they're not like you, that they're not one of the really horrifying ones, that at least they're normal in ways you'll never be again.

The way non cyborgs think of you is far more subtle in its bigotry, but it's still there nonetheless. Most people aren't going to openly call you a slur, but you know when someone is horrified by what you did to yourself, even if they try to hide it. You've had people who knew you talk about how pretty you were, had people tell you that you could have at least kept your face, or had people who met you ask what you "really" look like (meaning how you looked before your surgeries). People also are just less likely to see you as a person, even if they tolerate your presence. They don't see your feelings as something to consider the same way they did when you looked human, and they're way more likely to see you as dangerous or potentially violent. Worst of all people don't see your body as having the same boundaries as you used to have, they don't understand why you wouldn't want to be touched, or why you wouldn't want to be seen without your pants on, when you're made of metal. It's a good thing you live in a large city, with a large population of cyborgs and robots, because you don't feel fully safe around humans now.

You had to give a guest lecture to some undergrads recently as part of your grad school program and it was weird the way they looked at you. The way they just didn't respect your authority at all, how they saw you as some strange creature and not someone who was essentially their professor for the day. How when you casually described yourself as an adult person, all the humans, professors and students alike seemed suprised, because they didn't think of you that way. People are suprised at so many things, later that week while you were taking the subway with a human freind she was suprised to learn that you had sex, she wasnt insensitive enough to ask how, but the point still stands that so many people forget that you're just a normal person.

You're happy to have a body you enjoy, but it cost more then money.

[gonkdoll]

[imaginarycyberpunk2023]

OC: Vinnie Gallo

[mangolily0]

I can disappear whenever I want But I can't make you love me when I want

[terrarian-shenanigans]

@moon-lords-lower-body

My bad for the long wait for Lunatic Cultist. I forgot and just finished :>

Well, take my cyberpunk LC

[morganhopesmith1996]

The Major 🆒

[monstatron]

DESPITE EVERYTHING…

a little late to the party, but i feel this quote in particular was very fitting for obasi…

[cyberpunkplaza]

[dimme-danger-little-stranger]

I'm trying to get more ambitious with my pics now, so here's Verne caught up in way too many ropes xD I got inspired by a shot from Venom by Stray Kids, I think I'll do more and more K-pop inspired screenshots in the future !

[redsinistra]

Remember that one-shot of CyberpunkRED? Welp, It developed in a full campaign. Here's another Voodoo Boy character. An NPC for my character. Baron Veil, the teacher and master of my netrunner. Same aesthetics but more mute colors here! He's a netrunner/techie. Old dog can learn new tricks.

[raynerberg]

New tomorrow

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PYLOT feat. Polarity, Sleepless-Nights - Breathe

[seraphimsmonsterheaven]

TAYAN!! (or Tainá) She's a brazilian indigenous woman, vigilante and one of the leaders of my street superhero team "S.H.O.U.T", which really wants to destroy the government. here's her design development aka old art: