Choko Hideki (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=2026054)<br/><br/>Choko Hideki was once just an average girl. Well, not exactly average, she was a nerd, a prospective engineering student, ridiculously smart, and ridiculously shy. She was captured by the robotic super villain "One Mind", a villain who turned his kidnapped targets into robotic, brainless drones, adding their skills and intelligence to the hive. Her engineering talent was sought after...but One Mind didn't expect her to have an ironclad will, and the ability to exploit a backdoor in his programming protocols. She defeated One Mind in a battle at the center of the hive, locking him out of his own systems, and eventually, purging his data from the system entirely.<br/><br/>This didn't come without a cost, however. Her organic body had been converted, making her into a robot like One Mind. It took her some time before she came to grips with her newly mechanical body, but eventually, she began to enjoy her new body, and even became a bit more outgoing-having a legion of brainwashed drones to boost your self confidence helps. She got to work, using some of One Mind's old blueprints to build systems for her body, turning herself into a new superhuman.<br/><br/>But what to do with the Drones? They couldn't be turned back, and their minds had been wiped of all memories. Trying to figure out who was who and rebuild their lives would be next to impossible, and even if she could do it, she would probably saddle them with a lifetime of PTSD...so instead, she decided to use her drone army as a force for good. A lot of charity work and what not.<br/><br/>Some people, however-okay a large percent of SF's population-think that she's just a reborn One Mind, waiting for the opportunity to brainwash and convert the masses like he wanted to. She does her best to convince people that she-now the Iron Maiden-is actually a hero, but she's using his old equipment, his old hideout, his old drone army...hard to divorce yourself from a villain when you're using all his gear! She does have a small following however, but plenty of her own detractors, even referring to one journalist as "My own personal J Jonah Jameson", causing said journalist to respond with a thinly veiled parody takedown of Spider-Man in the next issue of the paper. Choko, for her credit, sent him an email saying "pretty funny, I liked it".<br/><br/>Upon hearing that Eden Towers was setting up a branch in SF, she applied to join. Right now, she's waiting to hear back.