Deepcolor

[Code Name] Deepcolor

[Gender] Female

[Combat Experience] None

[Place of Birth] Undisclosed

[Date of Birth] Jun. 12

[Race] Undisclosed

[Height] 163cm

[Infection Status]

Medical tests have confirmed that no infection is present.

[Physical Strength] Normal

[Mobility] Normal

[Physical Resilience] Normal

[Tactical Acumen] Standard

[Combat Skill] Standard

[Originium Arts Assimilation] Excellent

Deepcolor's origin is shrouded in mystery, with large gaps in her background missing. She is remarkably gifted in the use of Originium Arts, Arts support and combat coordination.

Deepcolor is currently a special ops Operator for Rhodes Island.

Imaging tests on this Operator show clear outlines of internal organs, with no abnormal dark spots or shadows. No unusual traces of Originium particles present in the circulatory system, no signs of infection, confirming this operator as uninfected.

[Cell-Originium Assimilation] 0%

Operator Deepcolor showed no symptoms of Oripathy.

[Blood Originium-Crystal Density] 0.17u/L

According to Deepcolor's own statements, she often uses enriched Originium in the color palette of her paintings. As such, she has far more contact with Originium than most other Operators.

Operator Deepcolor was born to an upper middle class family in Columbia, where her father was a professor of oil painting at the Schumann Art Institute of Leithanien. Through her father, she had access to all the greatest art salons, and was profoundly influenced by the scene from a very young age. Enamored by oil painting, she resolved to become an artist. Under the guidance of her father, Deepcolor quickly showed a tremendous talent for painting and she began her art studies and easily earned the grades to be accepted into Thyssen University, where she attracted the attention of a certain advanced Originium institute in Victoria, leading her to triple-major in Originium control. After graduation, she received an offer from the Harmenszoon Design Studio and worked there for almost three years.

Note: All of the above was provided by Deepcolor herself. Intelligence gathered from informants and confidential reports have revealed several inconsistencies in her account. It is advised to approach all background information provided by this Operator with skepticism.

Operator Deepcolor is versed in different forms of art, though she is unable to utilize it in her role as an Operator. That is of course, except in her spare time, when she sketches quick portraits for her teammates. It has been confirmed that Deepcolor has a photographic memory of the appearance and detailed features of every Operator she has ever met. Through simple observation, she derives a complete picture of their bodies and even minute imperfections that the Operators themselves are not aware of. By further analyzing these data, Deepcolor can summarize her subjects' private information that most intelligence operatives would need long periods of observation to acquire, such as lifestyle choices and daily habits.

According to Deepcolor's personal account, this is nothing but a basic skill possessed by all painters, and she is still at the shoal of the sea of art.

Note 1: The sea she describes and the 'Deep' in her code name are strange concepts for some Operators. Please see it as 'boundless water.'

Note 2: After rejecting Deepcolor's request to paint a portrait of the creator of this file, the profiler still received a sketch from her.

Operator Deepcolor's Originium Arts remain poorly understood, which is also a key reason why Rhodes Island recruited her.

The best guess at present is that Deepcolor's paintbrush acts as a wand or staff to other Casters, through which she channels her powers. Her combat style isn't exactly orthodox--air-painting is not a known Art casting method, nor is it easy to comprehend.

Furthermore, perhaps most difficult to understand are the creatures she commands, dubbed 'helpers' (or 'tentacles' by nosy Operators). The reason these long, thin threads are called 'creatures' is because they possess the intelligence and mobility of a pet trained to follow orders, greatly adding to Deepcolor's combat flexibility. After comparisons to the 'Meeboos' created by Mayer of Rhine Lab, these creatures are actually mechanical entities defying any existing classification. They have spindly bodies without noses, mouths, or ears.

According to Deepcolor's own reports, these creatures were captured by her father somewhere in faraway Sargon as a gift to her. She summed up the 'helpers' as merely 'as yet unclassified creatures.'

One of Deepcolor's recent pieces:

Something no one would term tangible or structural, merely a pattern of different colors and layers on canvas. It forces onlookers to fixate only on the art, while comprehending a message conveyed by the rich, bright colors.

Prolonged staring generates unusual anxiety and a strong attraction to the artwork.