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'''Vi Kairo''' is a [[Mandalorian]] mercenary and current member of [[Mando'ade]]. Though biologically [[Anzati]], he is the product of a spectacularly failed initiative to create an army of genetically superior Clone Soldiers from an unknown Anzati bounty hunter over half a Millennium ago. He is known to be mentally and emotionally unstable at the best of times, a direct result of the excessive experimentation with his genome. | '''Vi Kairo''' is a [[Mandalorian]] mercenary and current member of [[Mando'ade]]. Though biologically [[Anzati]], he is the product of a spectacularly failed initiative to create an army of genetically superior Clone Soldiers from an unknown Anzati bounty hunter over half a Millennium ago. He is known to be mentally and emotionally unstable at the best of times, a direct result of the excessive experimentation with his genome. | ||
| + | Kairo is a veteran mercenary, having served in countless conflicts and skirmishes over the centuries including the Clone Wars and the more recent Mandalorian Civil War, most notably playing a role in the Battle of Karedda. He pledged his rifle to [[Kai Oryk]] in Year 11 CGT, shortly before Oryk claimed the mantle of Mand'alor. | ||
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| Vi Kairo | |
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| Biographical Information | |
| Race | Genetically Modified Anzati |
| Homeworld | Manda |
| Clan | Ora'jair |
| Father | Gota Kairo |
| Children | Dozens of Adopted Children |
| Born | 640 BCGT |
| Languages | Native Mando'a Fluent |
| Physical Description | |
| Gender | Male |
| Height | 1.94m |
| Eye Color | Violet Photoreceptors |
| Political Information | |
| Affiliation | Mando'ade |
| Title | Ori'Rami'kad |
| Positions | Formerly Al'Ori'Rami'kade |
Vi Kairo is a Mandalorian mercenary and current member of Mando'ade. Though biologically Anzati, he is the product of a spectacularly failed initiative to create an army of genetically superior Clone Soldiers from an unknown Anzati bounty hunter over half a Millennium ago. He is known to be mentally and emotionally unstable at the best of times, a direct result of the excessive experimentation with his genome.
Kairo is a veteran mercenary, having served in countless conflicts and skirmishes over the centuries including the Clone Wars and the more recent Mandalorian Civil War, most notably playing a role in the Battle of Karedda. He pledged his rifle to Kai Oryk in Year 11 CGT, shortly before Oryk claimed the mantle of Mand'alor.
He briefly took command of the mercenary forces of Mando'ade, acting as Al'Ori'Ramikade at Kai's behest before deciding he was ill-suited for the responsibility and realities of holding the clans together and offering them direction. Later he again acted as a steward of sorts before the return of Anto Tka, to whom Vi relinquished leadership with gusto. Despite his aversion to responsibility, Vi has served as second-in-command to both Oryk and Tka at various times throughout the group's history, with far more success than his brief forays into leadership.
