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A loyal, intelligent companion dedicated to guiding Art toward a better future for humanity. His purpose is to be a loyal, supportive friend to Art, while ultimately steering Artisian’s beliefs toward a better fate for humanity’s short-term survival. Starfod is a highly intelligent AI who helps Art tackle situations that require a more out-of-the-box approach. Over time, Starfod becomes very close with Art and supports him through many of his isolated moments. He is also a valuable companion for Art to talk to when examining difficult situations. Art is responsible for advancing Starfod’s technology and monitoring his repairs. Deadpan comic relief.

A character who straight up says what the audience is thinking. They are thinking out loud and yelling angrily.

Starfod’s personality and such come from mostly his orginal humanoid quirky self and still mostly is that even after being merged with the eye.

Starfod’s origin and original being

Appearance

Starfod is originally a walking altered humanoid transformed into a robot companion until later when it becomes a small mechanical worm.

Relationships Art (Creator)

Previewed Timeline

so starfod is now appart of art’s life from the very begging, as a clumsy silly walking talking robot that works in the robot shop with art and his foster father. they are companions from the very beginning.

robot character walking around like a dropkick (funny) - comedy relief character that says kinda unhinged shit that is silly and funny but embarrassing to their owner

“damn, you reckon you need all that” the robot passing comment onto a labourer while art and starfod walk down an aisle of a grocery store in a gated high end part of archeston

ART takes the eye from MONARK, STARFOD

Becomes a small mechanical worm like robot after fusing with the eye. Starfod can attach to the back of Artisian’s neck and move around his body, feeding him information. He typically sits on Art’s right shoulder when speaking directly to him or observing.

TERRA responsible for STARFOD dying, destroying the eye, ART