Kim

Kim is a character from Super Dimension Century Orguss and is a major character in The Knights of the Multiverse, introduced in Season 1. She's a MU Android assigned to the Glomar to assist the Crystal Knights along with her sisters Mohm and Sammie, where they act as bridge operators, caretakers, and even as backup pilots, using their M.Lover units.

Personality
Tough and rather brash, Kim is often very direct and forward towards others. She's also easily the most excitable about piloting than her sisters, getting a thrill every time she launches in her M.Lover. However, she can be compassionate and understanding at times too, especially when it comes to how she treats Mohm.

Pre-Series
Like the rest of her sisters, Kim was created by the EDC using blueprints from her series's original designer's young daughter, who died tragically many years ago. When construction on the Glomar was completed, she and two of her sisters, Mohm and Sammie, were assigned to operate it and take care of the Knights that lived inside it.

Skills & Equipment

 * Photon Power Core

Like most robots made on Earth Prime, Kim is powered by a rechargeable Photon Power Core. When she runs out of energy, she enters a sleep mode of sorts, but is easily rechargeable.


 * Maintenance Skills

Being a maintenance bot, Kim can easily repair nearly any mechanical device with relative ease, like being able to "mostly" repair a Super Robot's system in a matter of moments.


 * Cleaning

Although technically skilled, Kim spends most of her time doing the team’s laundry and cleaning.


 * Medical Skills


 * Enhanced Strength

Despite her small stature, Kim is able to lift most heavy objects, such as Mech-Sized cannons, with relative ease.


 * Gadgets

Kim has several gadgets stored in her chest access panel, including a power cord that she can connect to almost any electrical device to either power it up with her Photon Power core or get a readout of its systems, a "heart monitor" that checks she pulls out to check her energy level, and a second scanner she uses to analyze human patients.