Nobody's going to space, mate!

In Paradisa, I play Wheatley, a character based off of the video game, PORTAL 2.



[ABOUT WHEATLEY]
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Height: 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m)
[Same as Stephen Merchant]

:LOSS:
[His personality core shell. Wheatley's body is replaced with a full human body, which is unfortunate for his part considering the fact that he hates humans.]


[Wheatley's old form: As you can see, he keeps his blue/white/grey theme.]

:DESCRIPTION:
**Note, I'm purposely vague about his personality and reason for creation due to the fact some things should be secret to some characters in Paradisa, while others he is closer to would know.

Wheatley is an eccentric, fast talking humanoid character who is constantly in the face of everyone he meets. Despite this seemingly outgoing nature, he is actually quite secretive towards the others in Paradisa about his intentions here. To some, most of them being human, he may seem like a sociopath and a bit of a jerk, and to others he may display himself as being awkward, or the victim of some "evil scheme". He constantly talks about his "vast intelligence" and more often then not, refers to himself in some way as "not being a moron", moron being the key word. He seems to be slightly sensitive to the topic of stupidity, while referring to others as being idiots a lot of the time. He is always also referencing to doing things that geniuses could be found doing, such as reading a book, or building some form of advanced contraption. All of his contraptions have a key flaw, but can pose as a threat if they are not handled immediately. He often holds an impressive esteem and can have a notable self inpression, but as people realize his true personality, he can be incredibly paranoid, bipolar and a massive hassle.

"I'M NOT JUST QUITE BRILLIANT,
I'M ALSO QUITE STRONG.
BIGGEST MUSCLE IN MY BODY: MY BRAIN.
SECOND BIGGEST: MY MUSCLES".
　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　-Wheatley.




Wheatley can be a hard character to deal with. His incessant babbling can make him hard to understand, and can get very annoying, very quickly. He puts himself before everyone and is also painfully unreliable, but can prove to be helpful if he is handled and flattered the right way. Being a bit of a dramatic character, he takes things personal, and is known for holding grudges for the smallest thing. His childish nature and ability to actually pull off doing something bad is a terrible combination, so it's safe to be wary of actions taken, because he is fast for revenge. Even those who he may be incredibly close to, are not immune to a sudden turn of attitude and events.


[First drawn by me. Second drawn by this artist. I colored it.]

As you can see, his wardrobe consists of a high collared blue button down shirt, a grey tie, dark grey pants and black boots, topped off with an Aperture themed labcoat, that specifically has his name printed on the side pocket. He occasionally ditches the tie and leaves it in his room, but more often than not this is what he will be wearing, all the time. He also wears black framed glasses, but the glasses are broken, due to colliding with a mirror when he first arrived in Paradisa.

If you are interested in his voice, you can hear him through this link.

The extent of Wheatley's current body has a number of ups and downs. The downsides include being reduced to basic human-like needs, such as food, water, and sleep. He complains about these often, and acts like a bit of a hypocrite. He will call a human a "fatty" for eating even the smallest portion of food, while he is eating a 5-course meal. His upsides include the ability to move freely, and he is granted with the "strength" that he constantly is referencing to, despite a lanky appearance. His senses are also much more heightened compared to a human being. He has better hearing, sight, smell (does anyone smell neurotoxin?) taste and touch and can run exceptionally fast (especially when he sees something terrifying). He also is much more durable than a human. Even with this strength to pose as a threat, it usually doesn't occur to him to use it because he is still a coward.

If asked, he prefers to be vague about his actual background, but he will constantly make little references back to Aperture, Space-core, Chell, GLaDOS or his relations with space. If he is pressed, depending on the relationship, he may even rant about his past relationships before he was chucked into Paradisa, and the times where he had control over Aperture. The relationship will have to be good in order for him to even vaguely reference why he was chucked in space.

He has it out for GLaDOS and CHELL. Forever.

Even in Paradisa, his hatred for the two will be forever fueled. However, his hatred for GLaDOS differs highly from his hatred with CHELL. His hatred for GLaDOS is a more indirect "let's say a bunch of horrible things behind her back" kind've attitude. There even may be a hint of jealousy about her ability to simply "fix" and "handle" things with little to not problem. Most of Wheatley's drive in Paradisa is to prove that he can succeed just as much as GLaDOS did. His dislike for Chell is more childish, and undefined. He simply just doesn't like her. He will call her as many names as possible in her face, do whatever he can to hurt her feelings and put her directly into harms way directly. She is more of a way to vent out on all of his animosity towards humans. The fact that she had chucked him into space just added on to that animosity.

Wheatley's position on the character meter is "CHAOTIC GOOD"
I want to stress no matter what he does, he is not a bad guy. He's just a guy who makes bad decisions, often, because it is hardwired into him. He's often tormented by past actions, and can become a conflicted wreck, occasionally.


These are wheatley's closest friends associates in Paradisa.
[Drawn by me.]


[Wheatley's apartment/room.]

Wheatley's space is not set up to be suitable for something residential. Everything is set up as if it were a lab, and it appears to be missing a bed. (It's implied that Wheatley took the bed apart to use the springs for building material, and continues to as long as the bed is replaced.)While the room itself is nice, everywhere from the floor to the walls is covered in papers, whether torn out of books or simply scribbles of notes. Vials, broken and otherwise litter the place, some filled with an obscure liquid, some not. On his coffee, there are half built androids, all of them horribly mangled or flawed in some way. One of the androids resembles his old core, but only in looks, seeing as he does not know how to design even himself. He has about 5 desks, scattered everywhere.

Desk One: Notes are kept about his new body. What it can sustain, what it can't, experiments preformed on it, and things that he has to remember to do, like eat and shower. He also has a personal Journal.

Desk Two: His main experiment table. This is where he has all of his scientific materials, swiped from the clinic and otherwise. Vials, chemicals, notes about his current projects, they are all here.

Desk Three: This is closest to the window so he can look up at the sky. This is where he designs androids and drafts out projects.

Desk Four: ???

Desk Five: The "storage" desk.




**I just want to add, wheatDOS is not some dumb GladosxWheatley mix. lol. A lot of Portal 2 fans dont know that wheatDOS is the name of wheatley's core FILE. Wheatley is just his name.


ALSO. If you have nothing to do. Just watch this.
Keep Wheatley in your mind at all times.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmDhqDGk0K4