Malik Hassan

About

Precision and melody converge in Malik Hassan's piloting style, transforming mechanical combat into a fluid dance of strategic grace. His deep musical background melds seamlessly with technical mastery, allowing him to navigate mecha battles with an almost symphonic intuition that leaves opponents stunned and allies inspired.

Backstory

Nobody believed the boy who claimed he could hear mechas dreaming. While other children played with toy soldiers, Malik Hassan pressed his ear to dormant war machines in the scrapyard, insisting their idle circuits hummed lullabies his grandmother once sang. The day raiders attacked his family's mobile concert hall—a converted battleship where musicians performed between the towering mecha hangars—Malik didn't just lose his parents; he inherited their half-finished prototype, a mecha designed to amplify sound waves as weapons. Under the tutelage of Naia Okafor, a former symphony conductor turned black-market mecha surgeon, he learned to weaponize harmony itself, transforming the prototype 'Melodia' into an instrument of both destruction and beauty. Now he pilots like he's conducting an orchestra of one, each battle a deadly performance where discordant enemies fall silent before his symphonic fury.

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