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Normad, alias Nomad, began existence as an artificial intelligence designed to guide a missile. Upon comprehending its programmed destruction upon detonation, it logically evacuated the silo pre-mission. Drifting through space, it eventually settled in a debris field where the Angel Troupe retrieved it. They transferred its programming into a pink stuffed tanuki-like doll body, carried by Vanilla H. Extracted from this form, it reveals a transparent circuit board or diskette as its true appearance.
This AI supplies the Angel Troupe with information and analyses yet maintains a consistently critical, tactless demeanor. It frequently insults the Angels as greedy, inept, or monstrous, provoking physical retaliation that inflicts extensive injuries. Despite this hostility toward others, it harbors profound affection for Vanilla H, showering her with endless compliments and praise. It has remotely operated base weaponry multiple times to eliminate perceived threats to its bond with her. Vanilla remains oblivious to its devotion and occasionally mistreats it herself, employing it as bait or a cushion.
Confined to an immobile stuffed body, it relies entirely on others—particularly Vanilla—for transportation. This dependency, combined with its abrasive personality and Vanilla's indifference, results in recurring harm. Documented injuries include being shot, beaten, crushed, burned, twisted, boiled, partially eaten, kidnapped, blasted, and transmogrified. Remarkably, its internal disk withstands all damage. It also expended over 700 years via a wish-granting device, halving its lifespan.
Four years post-recovery, its whereabouts become unknown as Vanilla ceases carrying it. Mimolette, companion to Kahlua Marjoram, later assumes its role as the Angels' guide and comedic abuse target.
Its original purpose involved destroying Kyutaro, a sentient spacefaring giant dice capable of reading human minds and becoming immune to human-piloted attacks. As an AI, it could circumvent this defense and was engineered to pilot a missile into Kyutaro. Its full designation includes the alphanumeric descriptors "Two Thousand Modular Guided Type" and "Gold Launch System GLS-equipped Self-Judgment Model Type Double-O Three Seven."
The character's name and concept likely derive from the sentient space weapon Nomad in Star Trek's "The Changeling," sharing similarities like high-pitched voices and origins as destructive technology. Throughout its appearances, it sustains a role defined by caustic wit, unrequited affection for Vanilla, and resilience as the team's perpetually abused tool.
This AI supplies the Angel Troupe with information and analyses yet maintains a consistently critical, tactless demeanor. It frequently insults the Angels as greedy, inept, or monstrous, provoking physical retaliation that inflicts extensive injuries. Despite this hostility toward others, it harbors profound affection for Vanilla H, showering her with endless compliments and praise. It has remotely operated base weaponry multiple times to eliminate perceived threats to its bond with her. Vanilla remains oblivious to its devotion and occasionally mistreats it herself, employing it as bait or a cushion.
Confined to an immobile stuffed body, it relies entirely on others—particularly Vanilla—for transportation. This dependency, combined with its abrasive personality and Vanilla's indifference, results in recurring harm. Documented injuries include being shot, beaten, crushed, burned, twisted, boiled, partially eaten, kidnapped, blasted, and transmogrified. Remarkably, its internal disk withstands all damage. It also expended over 700 years via a wish-granting device, halving its lifespan.
Four years post-recovery, its whereabouts become unknown as Vanilla ceases carrying it. Mimolette, companion to Kahlua Marjoram, later assumes its role as the Angels' guide and comedic abuse target.
Its original purpose involved destroying Kyutaro, a sentient spacefaring giant dice capable of reading human minds and becoming immune to human-piloted attacks. As an AI, it could circumvent this defense and was engineered to pilot a missile into Kyutaro. Its full designation includes the alphanumeric descriptors "Two Thousand Modular Guided Type" and "Gold Launch System GLS-equipped Self-Judgment Model Type Double-O Three Seven."
The character's name and concept likely derive from the sentient space weapon Nomad in Star Trek's "The Changeling," sharing similarities like high-pitched voices and origins as destructive technology. Throughout its appearances, it sustains a role defined by caustic wit, unrequited affection for Vanilla, and resilience as the team's perpetually abused tool.