Role and abilities
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-Had been well-liked by other Units, being particularly close with RAM and CPU -Had a supportive “helper” role like RAM and VRAM, however it was moreso by choice rather than design -Was effectively assertive, refusing to let others push them around. Additionally, they often stood up for other Units, but especially RAM -Despite being outwardly confident, IEEE 488 held the belief that they served no purpose if they weren’t helping other Units due to being technically non-essential -Decommissioned near the end of the alpha testing phase, and the public was never aware of their existance -Had possessed an ability which would enhance the performance of other HPFMU by creating a temporary, nonphysical connection between two or more Units. -Because the ability didn’t involve actually binding any Units, it was able to work across otherwise incompatible Units.
Basic info
-5'8
-They/She
-Agender
-Unlabeled sexuality
-Decomissioned PIU
Personality
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Interpersonal relationships
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Decomissioning
Previously having been a support Unit, GPIB began presenting with significant “behaviour issues” shortly before the HPFMU program was publicly launched. Being beyond reprogramming and too late to factory reset, GPIB was promptly deactivated. North_star used this as an opportunity to give other Units an example of what would happen in the event that they stepped out of line, holding an assembly for the Units, during which GPIB's core data drive was destroyed to emphasize the seriousness.