The SQUIP (Musical)

The SQUIP

Book

Musical

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Everything about us is going to be wonderful!

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The Pitiful Children

Background

The SQUIP (Super Quantum Unit Intel Processor) is a super-computer inside Jeremy Heere's head that's purpose is to help him become popular and win the love of his crush, Christine Canigula. The Squip is manipulative, clever, and overall, commanding. It isn't until The Play that we see the Squip will go to extreme levels to do what he was programmed to do, such as giving the entire cast of the school play Squips (also known as Squipping them.) He claims this is to make it easier to manipulate the people around Jeremy, including Christine. Later on, after the events of Voices in My Head, The Squip is then deactivated by the Mountain Dew Red that Michael Mell used to get rid of him.

Codex Statistics

Tier: 10-C, Varies from 10-C to 9-C with a Host

Name: Super Quantum Unit Intel Processor (SQUIP for short)

Origin: Be More Chill

Sex: Sexless, although can appear male or female depending on what the host wants (Its default form is someone that the beholder will listen to)

Age: Unknown

Classification: Supercomputer

Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (The SQUIP merely tries to make it's host popular no matter the way, even if it's taking over an entire school)

Dimensionality: 3-D

Attack Potency: Below Average Human level (It can deliver pain to it's host), Varies from Below Average Human level to Peak Human level with a Host (a Squip can be given to any human)

Durability: Below Average Human level (It's the size of a pill), Varies from Below Average Human level to Peak Human level with a Host

Striking Strength: Below Average Class (Incapable of physical damage by itself), Varies from Below Average Human Class to Peak Human Class with a Host

Lifting Strength: Below Average (Incapable of movement), Varies from Below Average Human level to Peak Human level with a Host

Travel Speed: Immobile, Varies from Below Average Human to Peak Human with a Host

Combat Speed: Immobile, Varies from Below Average Human to Peak Human with a Host

Reaction Speed: Immobile, Varies from Below Average Human to Peak Human with a Host

Stamina: Limitless (By the virtue of being a Supercomputer), Varies from Below Average to Peak Human level with a Host

Range: Below Standard Melee (It can only affect his host with most of his power), Standard Melee with a Host, At least Hundreds of Meters with Technological Manipulation (It had access to the camera of an entire mall)

Intelligence: Extraordinary Genius (The SQUIP stated that his data base is infinite)

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Powers and Abilities

Inorganic Physiology (Type 2; It is merely a supercomputer), Genius Intelligence, Social Influencing (The SQUIP's primary function is to make his host popular, as such he knows the rules of human social interaction, as seen when he made Chloe and Brooke began to like Jeremy by making it seem Jeremy hated someone they hate.), Illusion Creation (Type 1; creates an avatar that can only be seen by it's host), Biological Manipulation (It said to be activating Jeremy's pheromones along with being able to make him cry), Precognition (Type 4; It can see many possible future and use as his advantage to help his host become popular such as the possibility of Eminem's death), Perception Manipulation (It can block people from his host's vision), Martial Arts (It can take control of his host's body and use what he calles Kung fu fist), Technological Manipulation (It had access to the mall's security camera and can sync with other Squip), Pain Manipulation (Made someone who's legs were broken not feel the pain anymore)

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Equipment

It's host

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Other

Standard Tactics: The SQUIP's primary function is to make his host popular, thus it would try to social infulence his opponent into liking his host using abilities such as precognition to his advantage, if this fails it will make his host physically attack the opponent

Weaknesses: Drinking Mountain Dew Red will permanently deactivate it. Alcohol reverts it's programming back to factory settings temporarily. Is confused easily by genuine actions of goodness and selflessness.