← RETURN TO ORBIT SATURN PEOPLE FIELD GUIDE · FILE 05
PLAY — FIELD FILE

OliOli

OUTLAND BIOBOTANIST
SCOUT ARCHIVIST — LEVEL 7

OliOli is one of the earliest Saturn People. Built around a large internal brain organism, he glides just above alien surfaces on silent levitation. The glowing yellow sphere is both shell and sensor, and his articulated arms collect samples from rocks, plants and strange terrain.

Inside, he carries one of the largest botanical databases in Saturn People history. And because the search for new life runs straight through debris fields, OliOli flies armed.

Knowledge grows beyond worlds. Life connects us all.

7LEVEL
1.2 mHEIGHT
2021FIRST RECORDED
TERRAIN SPECIALIZATION
OliOli, the round yellow scout, hovering on his disk boots with arms reaching forward
01 — SUIT ANATOMY

A brain
in a bright shell.

Everything on OliOli serves the organism inside: sensing the world, steering the body and keeping a living archive safe.

A

Neural Interface Sphere

The glowing yellow sphere houses the central brain organism. It works as a protective shell and a neural interface for sensory input, environmental analysis and external manipulation.

B

Sensor-Control Arms

Articulated multi-jointed arms with precision grippers and tactile sensor nodes, for sample collection, terrain interaction and careful handling of plant and mineral material.

C

Hover Disk / Levitation

Hover disk emitters hold a stable float on soft yellow propulsion. Quiet, efficient and designed for sensitive biological environments.

D

Organic Shell Design

A smooth, durable outer shell with a living, organic look, brightly colored for visibility and built to adapt across very different ecosystems.

E

Botanical Archive Core

The internal brain organism sits beside a vast botanical archive database, linked by neural conduits to the environmental analysis systems.

F

Levitation Machinists

Internally guided magnetic and electrostatic repulsion systems, controlled by the neural core, allow precise low-altitude movement without disturbing native flora.

02 — SYSTEM DETAIL

Inside the
sphere.

Four systems from the field guide, drawn in detail: how OliOli senses, reaches, floats and remembers.

Neural interface sphere detail drawing

Neural interface sphere

  • 01Sensory node array
  • 02Neural interface surface
  • 03Visual / data interface
  • 04Biofeedback indicator
Sensor-control arms detail drawing

Sensor-control arms

  • 01Precision sample gripper
  • 02Multi-axis articulation
  • 03Tactile sensor nodes
  • 04Modular tool mounts
Hover disk system detail drawing

Hover disk system

  • 01Levitation field emitters
  • 02Soft propulsion glow
  • 03Stabilization nodes
  • 04Terrain proximity sensors
Botanical archive core detail drawing

Botanical archive core

  • 01Internal brain organism
  • 02Botanical archive database
  • 03Neural link conduits
  • 04Environmental analysis systems
03 — SELF-DEFENSE SYSTEMS

Gentle by nature.
Armed for the journey.

OliOli is a scientist, not a soldier. But the search for new life runs through space debris and Drako drone patrols, so three defense systems are built right into the shell. CON switches between them in an instant.

WEAPON 01

Twin optic lasers

The two red sensor eyes double as laser emitters. Fast, straight-line fire that cuts space debris down to size.

  • 01Fires from both sensor eyes
  • 02Rapid, precise straight-line shots
  • 03Catch the meteor to add streams, up to six
WEAPON 02

Ricochet spheres

Dense energy spheres that bank off the edges of the field and keep going, reaching debris from angles the lasers can’t.

  • 01Launched from a port beneath the shell
  • 02Rebounds off every edge
  • 03Clears crowded corners
WEAPON 03

Micro rockets

Compact rockets for the heavy pieces. Slower to launch, but each one hits hard enough to break the biggest debris.

  • 01Fired from the command module
  • 02Heavy impact, wide blast
  • 03Best against large debris and the Drako drone

Plus one emergency nuke, held in reserve to clear the whole sky.

Command module
COMMAND MODULE
04 — COMMAND MODULE

Biofeedback,
in real time.

The command module receives direct biofeedback from the internal organism, allowing complex environmental scans and biochemical tests on the move.

  • Environmental scan display
  • Biofeedback link to the brain organism
  • Data processing indicator
  • System status LED
  • Weapon selection and targeting, routed through CON
05 — MOVEMENT & FUNCTION

One survey,
start to finish.

How OliOli works a new world, from the first glide to sending what he learns home.

Low-hover glide01

Low-hover glide

Maintains low-altitude hovering for quiet, stable movement across terrain.

Surface scan02

Surface scan

Uses visual, chemical and biological sensors to scan surroundings and identify plant life and terrain features.

Sample collection03

Sample collection

Deploys articulated arms to collect plant, rock and organic samples with high precision.

Botanical analysis04

Botanical analysis

Analyzes samples in real time, cross-referencing the internal database for species ID and biochemical data.

Archive relay05

Archive relay

Stores new data in botanical archives and relays key findings to Saturn People research networks.

06 — SPECIFICATIONS

Unit record.

Technical profile, equipped systems and the missions OliOli is cleared to run.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Job role
Outland Biobotanist / Scout Archivist
Level
7
Body type
Oval, hover-adapted core with central containment for a sentient brain organism
Height
1.2 m (3.9 ft)
Width
1.4 m (4.6 ft)
Mass
89 kg (196 lb)
Propulsion
Levitation (electromagnetic)
Power source
Internal bioelectrical core
Helmet
None — the sphere itself is the cover and neural interface
Jetpack
None — levitation only
Year
2021

EQUIPPED SYSTEMS

  • Neural interface sphere
  • Hover disk boots
  • Sensor-control arms
  • Botanical archive core
  • Command module (biofeedback)
  • Twin optic lasers
  • Ricochet spheres
  • Micro rockets
  • Emergency nuke

MISSION CAPABILITIES

  • Low-hover terrain survey
  • Plant, rock & organic sample collection
  • Field analysis & species identification
  • Botanical data archiving
  • Exploring jungle and trench ecosystems
  • Self-defense through debris fields
CON, OliOli's internal computer and archive interface
07 — CON & FUNCTION

Meet
CON.

"Knowledge grows beyond worlds. Life connects us all."

CON is OliOli's internal computer and archive interface. It translates neural biofeedback into environmental analysis, controls levitation and arm systems, and stores planetary botanical data.

CON also aims and switches the defense systems, and keeps OliOli connected to the wider Saturn People research network, so every new discovery expands collective knowledge.

MORE FIELD FILES