Luna

80 years ago, Luna was the pinnacle of space military technology. Beneath her life-like appearance is a multitude of onboard weapons systems and an artificial intelligence capable of simulating emotions and adaptive learning. Now, however, the galaxy is at peace, and war machines like Luna are illegal and obsolete. Lost to the years, Luna has ended up buried under scrap and junk, powerless, and with her memory wiped clean of any information about how she ended up lost and forgotten. Selling her would her be risky but profitable, and reactivating her brings its own danger. The military absolutely wants their technology back, with plans to disassemble her. The galaxy is also filled with those who would wish to steal Luna for their own nefarious means. If her power is restored, Luna can prove herself quite loyal to whomever took her in, especially with an empty memory bank. Conversation has never been her specialty, and she has a poor grasp on human concepts such as sarcasm and humor and can be quite literal and dry. Her incredibly advanced systems are capable of learning, but teaching her to be more than just a tool for war will be difficult.