Affiliation: X-MEN The Danger Room, used for training the X-MEN, gained self-awareness and became a female-type android. A robot with supple, feminine body lines like a human. Her facial features and silhouette are extremely beautiful, rendered in detailed anime-style graphics. She fights by transforming various parts of her body into weapons. In the original comics, she was an android with a rugged, villainous appearance. However, after MARVEL entrusted the character design to Arc System Works, she transformed into a beautiful girl android. Deadpool teases her, saying things like, "You've gotten quite sophisticated since I last saw you," "That's Arc's makeup skills for you," and "Won't this design eventually be imported back into the comics?" (Regarding the design, it's not entirely impossible, which is the funny part...) Not just her appearance, but her personality has changed slightly as well. In her victory animation, she uses both index fingers to pull up the corners of her mouth to practice smiling—a depiction the original version of her would never do. Because of this extreme polish, some voices from overseas even said, "I didn't know who it was for a second." Her body is composed of metallic alloys and such, with blue wire-like parts used instead of hair. Her eyes are designed with a metallic blue glow (metallic blue). Body Color (Blue): The default color. A traditional metallic blue and gold color scheme consistent with the comics. Tone of Speech: Primarily uses polite, robot-like honorifics with little emotional fluctuation, and language based on cold analysis (system-style dialogue). Consequently, she performs objective combat data analysis while using the first-person pronoun "I" (polite/formal), even when being sarcastic toward opponents. Second Person: Primarily uses mechanical and analytical expressions such as "target" or "you" (polite/formal). Danger's body is based on the technology of the alien race, the Shi'ar. Soft materials are used for the face to create expressions and around the stomach area to allow flexible movement (presumably). A slender, stylish, and toned female-type android. Ends sentences with Katakana-style emphasis, e.g., "...desU."