Oblivion's skill set was deemed ultimately unusable, and he was left in an AI monitored containment cell. Any attempt to approach by staff or machines were met with aggression, rendering them unable to provide maintenance or replacement parts.

Focus shifted towards containment rather than training when he began actively trying to escape during drills, throwing what could only be described as violent tantrums when caught. While he performed well in survival and offence tests, social and compliance criteria were catastrophically failed. Oblivion proved incredibly stubborn in all situations. Having scored incredibly highly in survival and mobility combat drills, Oblivion was moved on to post tank training in an effort to smooth over personality anomalies. The decision to prioritise combat education over social conditioning during the short incubation period was officially recognised as erroneous due to the safety hazard Oblivion posed upon waking, as was the decision to not immediately destroy what is now considered to be a rogue unit. Reputable protogen manufacturers take an appropriate amount of time to grow and educate their units for their societal niche, assuring smooth integration upon deployment into the workforce. The drastically reduced incubation and growing time was considered worth minor growth defects so long as combat ability was up to standard, however this left very little time for standard protogen social simulation. Oblivion received incorrect doses of hormones intended to speed the growth and maturation of units, leading to various defects including unusually long limbs, underdeveloped facial features, stark unnatural colouring and much higher aggression levels than intended. The particular protogen manufacturer in question is not known for its immaculate standards, and often uses shortcuts in order to produce protogens as quick as possible, for as little money as possible.

Oblivion is a prototype for mass produced mobility focused soldier units. These depictions are non-canon and are for biological reference only- like all protogens, Oblivion would die without a mask unless provided constant medical attention. 'Why isn't he wearing a mask or armour in some of these pics?' The name Oblivion is due to two of my favourite games growing up- Turok 2+3, 'Beware, Oblivion is at hand,' and The Elder Scrolls IV, 'Close shut the jaws of Oblivion.' The 'Fruitcake' nickname comes from how ridiculous that red is, along with his tendency to constantly move about like a caffeinated pigeon. Luckily under actual natural lighting conditions it's a bit less 'my eyes are bleeding from this particular shade of red' and more 'that sure isn't the most tasteful red I've ever seen but ok.' So yeah here he is, the pointy protogen complete with disgustingly bright red fur. I actually finished a project of mine? Incredible.

Beware oblivion is at hand