N Series

N-Series Artificials are often considered the attempt to design a new, completely self-sufficient, species. They are also known as the Shape Shifting Series.

Design: Base Form
N-Series have completely white skin, because it is easier for their eyes, located underneath their skin, to see through. Their fingers are webbed, and there are few ways to penetrate their plastic-like skin. However, they can easily melt, which is how they change forms in the first place.

Their source of energy is stealing it from others, which can be hazardous to others if they take too much, get sick, and try to take more to recover.

The only way to tell them apart is the markings on their mask, varying from blue squares (Clone) to no markings at all (Mimic.)

The best way to tell the difference between a shape-shifted N-series and a human is to make them bleed. N-series artificials have blue blood.

Design: Attack Form
However, they do have an "attack form" where their skin recedes back from over their eyes and large mouth, and their webbed fingers turn to claws. The frequency of shifting to Attack Form depends on the Artificial's ability to be angered.

Programming
N-Series Artificials were designed to have identity issues, to need to shape-shift into someone else. Once this happened, they would take on weak versions of their gifts and their memories. This caused the need for Direct to be created, so they could still do their jobs while thinking they were someone else.

List of N-Series
N-1: Imposter

N-2: Clone

N-3: Direct (the only humanoid of the series, designed to "Direct" the others)

N-4: Double

N-5: Mimic