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Description
Name: Prima
Age: Less than a year
Height: 6 feet/1,83 m or higher
Weight: 150lb/68kg or more
Class: Superhumanoid henchwoman
Likes: Housework, Dr. Vair.
Dislikes: Unknown
Bio: Prima is the product of Dr. Vair's project Prima, where he was trying to create a superpowered humanoid from the basic elements that make a humanoid body. These powers so far involve absorbing H2O that comes in skin-contact with her. Her body has a side-effect from absorbing the water however that causes her body to swell up in size. How much of her swells up and how much seems to vary however, and she return to her default form given time.
Prima is still very young and new to the world, and has yet to experience much. Although she has been given basic education by Dr. Vair, she is fairly quiet and doesn't express her thoughts or feelings much.
She seem to have taken an interest in housework, naively influenced by a commercial on the TV fairly early in her life to believe that it creates a happy family. This has yet to be proven wrong, as it seems Dr. Vair does appreciate it.

Description
Name: Prima
Age: Less than a year
Height: 6 feet/1,83 m or higher
Weight: 150lb/68kg or more
Class: Superhumanoid henchwoman
Likes: Housework, Dr. Vair.
Dislikes: Unknown
Bio: Prima is the product of Dr. Vair's project Prima, where he was trying to create a superpowered humanoid from the basic elements that make a humanoid body. These powers so far involve absorbing H2O that comes in skin-contact with her. Her body has a side-effect from absorbing the water however that causes her body to swell up in size. How much of her swells up and how much seems to vary however, and she return to her default form given time.
Prima is still very young and new to the world, and has yet to experience much. Although she has been given basic education by Dr. Vair, she is fairly quiet and doesn't express her thoughts or feelings much.
She seem to have taken an interest in housework, naively influenced by a commercial on the TV fairly early in her life to believe that it creates a happy family. This has yet to be proven wrong, as it seems Dr. Vair does appreciate it.