Robotic Arm (Bryson)

The Robotic Arm is Bryson's weapon. It started as a prosthetic limb, after losing it in the first phase of the Gemsonian War, and as he started joining the fight more, it got upgraded to become a mechanical floating claw. The arm is made up of three major parts:


 * The top bit, which acts as the shoulder, is a metal ovoid with a small hatch on the side of it, that can open up to reveal a usually tangled mess of wires. On the hatch, the words "Lazer-3000g" is printed in dark gray near the edge. This hatch is screwed on with two screws, so it would be very unlikely that it would pop open accidently mid-battle.
 * The middle bit, which acts as the elbow, is a red sphere, that can stretch as far as it wants, and despite that it's disconnected from the top bit, still manages to stay off the ground. The technology used to do this is not yet completely understood by others.
 * The bottom bit, which acts as the hand, is also a metal ovoid, but it has three claws coming off the end of it, similar to the claw in a claw machine. These claws act as the fingers, and are extremely sharp on the ends. It is unknown what they're made of, but the claws seem to be made of gold and/or brass. On the ovoid on the side with the claws, in between all of the claws is a red colored dot. This "dot" extends down into the ovoid, and will sometimes spin incredibly fast. It has been confirmed by Bryson himself that that "dot" is used to create the laser-beam he occasionally uses in battle, along with the mega laser, his special attack. He can also make a small, weaker laser-beam that can be used for precise things. Also, due to the bottom bit not being connected to the elbow piece, the claw can spin fast enough so that when he closes his claws together and spins it really fast at the ground, it basically becomes a drill. And yes, Bryson can move each claw independently.

The arm holds its battery, from 100% to 0%, for about 5 hours. Whenever Bryson needs to charge his arm, he will go to his room in T.D.K.H.Q. and lay it down on an object hard to describe, almost like a table with a built-in tablet. Once placed onto the "object," the arm will charge back up, almost 5 times as fast as the average smartphone. Once fully charged, he can use it again and get back to whatever he was doing before it needed to be charged.