An image of Gregory, a computer with three rainbow rgb rings at the front, and a glass panel visible on the side. The computer has a monitor on top of the side with the rgb rings (note: they have it bolted onto themself, however this, alongside with a grey ever-so-slightly blue speaker, are not visible in the image). The monitor has a black, slightly purple webcam on the top, and a headphone/earpiece on the right side. The monitor's screen is black with two white eyes and a white mouth, and the headphone/earpiece thingy has a speaker attached with a silver tube to the base of the headphone thing that is near the mouth. The part of the headphone/earpiece on the side of their head is purple, the small oval speaker is dark grey, and the tube is, of course, silver. Gregory has two arms next to the legs of their monitor that go down to the first rgb circle on the computer part of their body, and on the visible dark grey bottom of the computer are four legs. They are smiling, looking slightly upwards. All of their limbs are jet black and cartoonish, with round ends. There is slight shine to their monitor and the glass on the side of the computer. The image has a white border, like a sticker.

Gregory Oscar Seele (They/Them)

Age: 29, Height: 182 cm

  • They live with 7 Billion
  • They have four siblings
  • They love sandwiches. No specific sandwich, just sandwiches in general.
  • They were adopted by the Seeles when they were 5 years old
  • They dont have eyes, and see with their camera.
  • They do have a mouth, but they can't talk with it/their vocal chords.
  • They use the speaker on their back to speak.
  • Because of how they talk, their voice is usually never the same as it was the day prior.
  • They did not have access to their many, many voicebanks and vocal software until they were about 14 years old. Before that, they used sign language*.
  • They still use it sometimes
  • They cannot hear without the headset thing on the side of their head.
  • [More facts later]

    • *Note: Because they are a part of a certain project I have in the works and plan on translating into other languages (ex: Español y LSM), I will leave the specific sign language up to interperetation.

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