The Watchmen are a group of Environmentalists who live out of the cities and in the wilderness. They go around, clearing the areas of the world from Mechanloids; destroyed and working. They have a few Chosen Ones, with the only recognized one being Kiriyama and Model R. Their Base Camp is in Area A-1.

There is 10 members.

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Hiruzen: Hiruzen is the leader of the Watchmen, and is a thickheaded leader who tends to talk about heroism. He is a Chosen One of an unknown Biometal. The Biometal he has seems to have a loss of speech, and it is a golden biometal. He has light brown hair hanging down to his neck, and is a Reploid developed by Slither Inc.

Kiriyama: Kiriyama is the newest member of the team and is also one of the newest Chosen Ones. He is a Human, and he has the Biometal R which is a Red, incomplete Biometal that is based on a blueprint. He is also a Guardian. He has long blonde hair, and is a DNA descendant of a Gravity-defying Reploid from long ago.
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Haku: Haku is the second in command of the group, and is the one who actually thinks of the plans. He is a tall human with blue hair hanging down past his shoulders. He was born to a family in the city where the Sage Trinity resides. He left home at age 8 because of the way the Government handles their own city.
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Hue: Hue is a girl born to a rich family, and is residing within a space colony. Using her location, she can monitor the planet from above, and she can continue her investigation on a certain Reploid. She has short brown hair hanging to around her shoulders.

The other 6 are unnamed so far, and have yet to make an actual appearance.

All of them, except for Kiriyama, are NPC's, and will not be making any major appearances until much later on.

Wait, space colony? What?

Also, I was hoping to see an explanation about the unidentified Biometals.

Space Colony - Info later.

Biometals - I won't reveal them to the public yet, but I do need to go over them with you anyways.

You can explain the Biometals in private, but a space colony would be a new element of the setting that needs an explanation. There was nothing in the games to indicate the existence of such a thing in this timeframe.

They had Space Colony's in X5, and some people would argue the whole "Wars happened, etc.", at the moment, the world is at peace, and technology is more advanced.

Also, I think need to reword what I said... I've been saying "Space Colony" when I actually meant "Space Station"...

durr hurr

The point is that introducing such a concept would have repercussions in the setting.

A Space Colony, maybe. But a Space Station which is not as costing or as much of a trouble as a Colony, rather than researchers go up and stuff... I'd think a Station would fare well.

Are you kidding? Even a station would require more resources to construct and maintain than anything earthbound.

I apologize if I sound confusing. I'm on an odd medication at the moment and can't piece together proper sentences...

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I was thinking of using an existing station rather than have a new one constructed.

You'll still need to explain where did it come from, what was its original purpose and what is it being used for now.

Which I thought of when I wrote the thing.

And I'm asking about.

*Is typing up a PM.*