A Series

The Agency couldn't have enough Gifted to start out the fight, despite creating Betweens and taking Gifted children out of Foster Homes, there simply wasn't enough. Thus came the need for the A Series of Artificials, who were designed specifically for passing Gifted genetic code into their multiple children.

Design
A-Series were considered superior to any other humanoid series, partly due to their creator being someone with an insanely high I.Q., and partly due to having the biggest budget. Despite many of these Artificials being 12 years or older, they still are in fine function.

All A-series are female, designed to be insanely beautiful. The type of beauty varies, as ones such as Josie have a vulnerable, child-like beauty, while ones like Kaye have an almost masculine appearance.

Programming
Programming of the A-series was considered a failure. They were meant to go through a cycle, where they would desire to mate until they got pregnant, then care for the baby, then abandon them for the agency to take care of.

That actually turned out pretty well. What hadn't was their tendency to get addicted to anything slightly addictive they could get their hands on, and the seizures. They'd crossed a few wires in programming, and A-series Artificials tended to get seizures.

Gifts
A-series tended to have two gifts, telepathy, and a physical gift, because telepathy was proven to be the strongest carrier of Gifted. Physical gifts were often hard to control.

A-Series Artificials
A-10: Ginger, A-series, notable for avoiding everyone and actually taking control of an agency base

A-19: Josie, A-series, notable for noticing why she abandoned children, and destroying her eyes so she wouldn't do so.

A-24: Kaye, A-series, notable for being the most destructive, yet the longest surviving (she was activated before the other surviving ones, though they were created sooner) A-series.