Cindy Comlink - refined

character: color refined rendition of Cindy Comlink from "Reactor Roboforce"

Cindy Comlink is one of the Reactors’ main communications officer, formerly operating in the bridge of their main starship hidden within Oregon‘s Cascade mountains. She and fellow soldier Sean Gunnery intercepted a Desolator communication stating that they are sending a strike team to kidnap Eric O’Connell, the son of the Reactors’ human ally Dr. Benton O’Connell, and hold him for ransom in exchange for the surrender of the Reactors. With the blessing of Dr. O’Connell, Cindy and Sean flew to Eric’s high school to thwart the kidnapping. Before they could reach Eric in time, they were ambushed by Desolators and a firefight ensued, resulting in the accident that fatally crippled Eric and his girlfriend Janice Saunders, which Cindy and Sean brought to a nearby hospital. Determined to save their lives, Dr. Connell performed a desperate surgery that transferred Eric and Janice’s brains and spinal cords to two Reactor cyborg shells, normally used for emergency repairs to wounded Reactors, transforming them into Atom Smash and Phoenix Crash. Grateful in helping saving Eric and Janice, but felt partly responsible for the near-fatal accident that almost took their lives, Cindy volunteered to take part of the main combat unit lead by Atom. Now, Cindy helps her newfound friends and allies in her continuing war with the ruthless Desolators by providing communications and tactical support.

Cindy is a smart, and good-natured soldier; although no pushover, she always plays it safe in missions by remaining behind the scenes in the battlefield. But when push comes to shove, she will go to the frontlines to help her friends when the chips are down. She is always friendly and sometimes tells advice and counseling to some of her fellow soldiers. She is also good friends with Phoenix, since she is fascinated in how young Earth females do for fun when they are not in school. Driven by curiosity, Cindy is amazed in most of Earth cultures, and is saddened by the planet’s continuing wars and conflicts, hoping that mankind has a chance to co-exist peacefully and settle their differences without violence. Cindy is willing to help out her friends no matter what the cost, but in return expects them to also help her out in need. Her favorite hobby is shopping at the local mall. Since she is a Reactor like most of her comrades, her only source for food is raw energy.

Like her race, Cindy possesses an arsenal of hi-tech weapons, powers and abilities, including supersonic flight, super speed, enhanced strength and reflexes, the ability to survive space and underwater without the aid of breathing and protective equipment, invulnerability to conventional Earth weapons (but not to Desolator/Reactor munitions), hand repulsors that fire a wide range of beam projectiles and projected shields used for offensive and defensive purposes, and other hidden weapons like wrist missile launchers and robotic hands that can transform into grappling hooks and concealed beam swords. Her other powers including X-Ray/telescopic vision and stealth invisibility. Her specialized integrated equipment includes a holster hidden in her ankles that concealed two folding combat knives used for melee combat. Since she is one of the Reactors’ communications officers, her standard field equipment includes a combat communications headset with wi-fi satellite uplink to HQ and radio wave interception capabilities. She is an expert in battlefield communications, electronics and intelligence gathering. She is also her team’s resident tactician, analyzing enemy movements and positions and formulating alternative strategist to her commander. She is also an expert in studying and analyzing weak point on some of the Desolators’ powerful warrior cyborgs. She is trained in hand-to-hand combat and she is a volunteer field medic and mechanic. She is an linguistic and fluent in almost of Earth’s languages.

NOTE: Cindy's model number: Model REACO-041167 is inspired by the airdate of the final episode of the classic TV series, The Girl from U.N.C.L.E., April 11, 1967.

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