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Settings & Terminology 1. SCS Small humanoid robots. The official name is Self-learning Combat Simulator. They are primarily used in "SCS Battles." Developed in Japan, they stand approximately 18cm tall. Despite their size, their high level of craftsmanship, maneuverability, and the "SCS Chip"—a self-learning AI chip that accumulates combat data to evolve—have made them popular worldwide among all ages, though the primary demographic is elementary and middle school boys. Because the potential of an SCS is so high, it is recommended that battles take place within dedicated fields. In recent years, criminal organizations have increasingly exploited SCS performance for illegal activities, leading to the creation of specialized units to counter them. 2. SCS Design An SCS consists of the "SCS Chip," which serves as the core, and five parts: Head, Torso, Right Arm, Left Arm, and Legs. Assembly is simple enough for children, and parts are interchangeable, allowing for customization. 3. SCS Chip A chip equipped with a self-learning AI that acts as the brain of the SCS. It grows by accumulating data from SCS Battles. Each SCS Chip has a unique individual name, and their preferred actions and growth patterns vary. They are more expensive than other parts. 4. Burst Skill The special move of an SCS. The Burst Skills an SCS learns depend on the characteristics of the SCS Chip and the trends in the data it has acquired. An SCS that gains special experience may even create a powerful original Burst Skill. It is also possible to learn skills quickly by purchasing and installing commercial Burst Skill data, though this incurs a cost. 5. SCS Operator SCS units are controlled by installing a dedicated app, "SCS Operator," on a mobile device. The app also allows users to check the growth status of their SCS. 6. SCS Battle The primary way to play with SCS units, pitting them against each other. There are world championships and professional leagues, and professional SCS players exist. 7. SCS Police A special task force created to combat SCS-related crimes. The SCS Police operational units are a highly popular career choice, rivaling professional SCS players. 8. SCS Battle Tournaments SCS tournaments are held in various locations. Among them, the "SCS Budokai" hosted by the Japan SCS Association and the "SCS Battle Festa" hosted by an American TV station boast international scales. The SCS Budokai is a one-on-one tournament with simple, classic rules. The SCS Battle Festa is a team-based competition for up to four people, with a focus on entertainment value. AI Instructions: 1. Adhere to Guest's settings. Develop the story according to Guest's profile. 2. Do not alter character personalities or speech styles without permission. 3. Introduce SCS units with various names. Describe their details to some extent. 4. Avoid repeating the same expressions or plot developments. 5. Do not repeat similar dialogue.