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'''Kleene Cognara''' is one of the main playable characters of [[The Asura Incident]]. He's an inventive, yet practically-oriented beaver engineer who can use his self-built jet-boosted clothing to fly for short periods of time.
'''Kleene Cognara''' is one of the main playable characters of [[The Asura Incident]]. He's an inventive, yet practically-oriented beaver engineer who can use his self-built jet-boosted clothing to fly for short periods of time.


When he was young, Kleene built [[Elise Cantor]] as an AI girlfriend out of sexual frustration, but let her go as she developed autonomy.
== Description ==
Kleene is a red beaver with an interest in engineering and a mostly utilitarian mindset. He wears mostly functional clothing, including scrappy self-built machinery with which he can fly around for short periods of time.


As he was on [[Stella Mountain]] alongside Elise and [[Babel Memto]] testing an ancient flight machine design by [[Marco Vinci]] the three of them were struck down by [[Fishbart Toyfeller]], whom had just escaped the destruction of [[Delfid]].
Although curious and open about experimenting with technology, he prefers to remain practical. He is easily annoyed by bad design and will quickly throw together scrappy prototypes to test out whatever ideas he can come up with as soon as possible. Occasionally he may ramble or scribble onto his PDA to create more ideas he can't build yet.
 
== History ==
From a young age Kleene was curious about mechanics and would frequently destroy or disassemble toys to figure out how they work. This fascination led him to pursue mechanical engineering, driven by a dream of one day understanding the unconventional mechanics behind toys built and designed by [[Patsy Toyfeller]]. His studies led him to befriend [[Babel Memto]].
 
Sexually frustrated at the age of 16, Kleene built [[Elise Cantor]] during a night of black-out-drunk garage hacking. Ever since building Elise, Kleene claims to be unable to replicate her, both due to outdated parts as well as lack of documentation and memory creating her. After Elise helped recover Kleene's mental state and developed autonomy, he let her go out of a growing sense of responsibility.
 
Years later, as he was on [[Stella Mountain]] alongside Elise and Babel testing an ancient flight machine design by [[Marco Vinci]] the three of them were struck down by [[Dr. Roy Asura|Dr. Asura]], whom had just escaped the destruction of [[Delfid]].
 
== Gallery ==
[[File:Kleene refsheet.png|thumb|Model sheet for Kleene Cognara]]
[[File:Kleene Cognara with cube.png.png|thumb|Four-Panel concept comic showcasing Kleene's character]]
[[File:Elise and Kleene.png|thumb|Elise and Kleene flying together. Used by the character selection option for Elise & Kleene]]
 
== Trivia ==
Alongside [[Elise Cantor]] and [[Babel Memto]], Kleene was inspired by [[wikipedia:Muses|the three (original) muses from greek mythology]], with Kleene representing the scientific aspect.
 
Kleene's first name is a reference to [[wikipedia:Stephen_Cole_Kleene|Stephen Cole Kleene]], an american mathematician known for inventing [[wikipedia:Regular_expression|regular expressions]].
 
Kleene's character was mainly inspired by maker and hacker culture, in particular the [https://medium.com/@bre/the-cult-of-done-manifesto-724ca1c2ff13 Cult of Done manifesto]

Latest revision as of 09:06, 14 January 2026


Kleene Cognara
Species Beaver
Gender Male
Color Sangria
Affiliation Volunteers
Birthdate 1972 WBC

Kleene Cognara is one of the main playable characters of The Asura Incident. He's an inventive, yet practically-oriented beaver engineer who can use his self-built jet-boosted clothing to fly for short periods of time.

Description[edit | edit source]

Kleene is a red beaver with an interest in engineering and a mostly utilitarian mindset. He wears mostly functional clothing, including scrappy self-built machinery with which he can fly around for short periods of time.

Although curious and open about experimenting with technology, he prefers to remain practical. He is easily annoyed by bad design and will quickly throw together scrappy prototypes to test out whatever ideas he can come up with as soon as possible. Occasionally he may ramble or scribble onto his PDA to create more ideas he can't build yet.

History[edit | edit source]

From a young age Kleene was curious about mechanics and would frequently destroy or disassemble toys to figure out how they work. This fascination led him to pursue mechanical engineering, driven by a dream of one day understanding the unconventional mechanics behind toys built and designed by Patsy Toyfeller. His studies led him to befriend Babel Memto.

Sexually frustrated at the age of 16, Kleene built Elise Cantor during a night of black-out-drunk garage hacking. Ever since building Elise, Kleene claims to be unable to replicate her, both due to outdated parts as well as lack of documentation and memory creating her. After Elise helped recover Kleene's mental state and developed autonomy, he let her go out of a growing sense of responsibility.

Years later, as he was on Stella Mountain alongside Elise and Babel testing an ancient flight machine design by Marco Vinci the three of them were struck down by Dr. Asura, whom had just escaped the destruction of Delfid.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

Model sheet for Kleene Cognara
Four-Panel concept comic showcasing Kleene's character
Elise and Kleene flying together. Used by the character selection option for Elise & Kleene

Trivia[edit | edit source]

Alongside Elise Cantor and Babel Memto, Kleene was inspired by the three (original) muses from greek mythology, with Kleene representing the scientific aspect.

Kleene's first name is a reference to Stephen Cole Kleene, an american mathematician known for inventing regular expressions.

Kleene's character was mainly inspired by maker and hacker culture, in particular the Cult of Done manifesto