Maria Duplicate

The Maria duplicate is a recreation of Maria the Robot, who was created by Radionatix for Scoobydooman90001 to use in the second season of Maria in the Multiverse.

Appearance
Standing at 7.2 feet tall, the Maria duplicate is designed to resemble Maria. However, she differs from the original in that she is much taller and is less detailed as the robot she is based off of. Showing no emotions, the Maria duplicate is an expressionless and has no chin, with her head and neck being one and the same. When she talks, her mouth just hovers open and her speech emits from a small speaker within her head. Her voice is much slower and more stilted, causing her to often take pauses between her words. Her torso lacks the LED arrows and has a large curved stripe running across it. Her hands are also much larger. Unlike Maria, she can not turn her head. Instead, her entire upper torso turns around to face whatever direction she wishes to look in.

History
The Maria duplicate was created as a crude attempt to replicate Maria and create a robot capable of doing the same things that she could. Abandoned and left to rot in a dusty garage on a storage planet, the duplicate wasn't reawoken until Maria, Megan and Lono the T-Rex visited the planet. Believing she was indeed Maria and not a recreation, the duplicate began to undergo multiple psychological issues. Having been created before Maria met Megan and Lono, her lack of knowledge about her supposed friends further sent her into an existential crisis, causing her to begin mentally deteriorating.

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Abilities
Only being a crude attempt at recreating Maria, the Maria duplicate is not as durable as she is. She moves and speaks a lot slower, with very restricted articulation. Clicking her fingers results in her generating static electricity, which she can channel into other machines. She can use this ability to actually operate them, though this ability is fairly limited. Her hands are heavier and larger than Maria's, which she can use to crush objects and hold people still.

Trivia

 * The Maria duplicate was originally created as fan-art of Maria. With permission from Radionatix, who made the fan art, it soon became a separate character for Maria to meet. Other characters to share similar origins in a series I have written include Pi-Oh and Digital Oh Pi.