Name: Myu Smith (prefers to be called Andromeda)
Age: 18
Gender: female
Species: human (genetically modified)
Appearance: Human/catgirl, 160cm tall. Mostly human, no fur except on her cat ears and tail. Her eyes are large and green, with vertical pupils, and her nose is very small for a human. Yes, she does have retractable sharp little claws. Why do you ask? Worried?
Her long hair is black, her skin is caucasian.
She likes to wear practical clothes in colors like green and khaki.

Avatar age: same
Avatar gender: same
Avatar species: same
Avatar appearance: same
Avatar stats: strength 1 / agility 5 / speed 4 / charm 5

Strengths and weaknesses (character):
Although she’s pretty smart, her major weakness is using logic while distracted.
Her cat genes make her good at climbing, especially trees. They also make her dislike swimming. And thank Goddess for the invention of dry soap!
Although friendly and mostly harmless, she has a tendency to think of others as tools to be used rather than persons to connect with. She is definitely capable of love and friendship, it’s just that it’s easier for her to be friends with a tree. When she is not sure what intentions someone has, she is awkward and sometimes panics.

Strengths and weaknesses (avatar):
same

What do you get when you combine furries and perfect genetic manipulation of adult humans? A whole lot of people who look like animals, that’s what.
Some of those who are born to parents in the furry community are partially or entirely human-looking again. Genetic manipulation of children is illegal... so once these children are adults, there will be a lot of pressure from society and sometimes their parents to “correct” their “defects”. Society has grudgingly accepted furries, but anything more in between human and animal is going too far in the opinion of many (mostly older) people.
Andromeda does not want to change. Not to look more like an animal, and not to look more human. She’d prefer to look the way she’s used to, thank you very much.

She considers the name “Myu” ridiculous, and has asked everyone to call her Andromeda since she first heard that word.

Andromeda is traveling to a university on a planet where most people look human. She plans to study biology.

She is not aware of being inside a game anymore, and remembers almost nothing about her past before the game. It will come back to her bit by bit when she wakes up from hypersleep.

Luggage:
A suitcase full of books and spare clothes, also contains a multitool, a machete(!), and a fire steel.
A small backpack containing a small laptop, with space for those things above that are not allowed in hand luggage.
Suspicious or just a girl who likes nature? Who knows...

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Interesting stuff you don’t necessarily need to know:

The first context in which she heard the word “Andromeda” was the Andromeda galaxy, she learned about the myth later. She could easily empathize with someone who was almost sacrificed to a sea monster, on the other hand a mother boasting about her daughter being beautiful is far from her own experience.

Having seen and thought about both the furry beauty ideals and the different ones held by unmodified humans, her opinion is that “beautiful” means more or less the same thing as “looks similar to the person doing the judging”. Since she dislikes being told what to do by others, the only one who should judge her is she herself, therefore she is beautiful by definition, which means nothing needs to be changed about her. She’s completely unaware there are some people who would consider her combination of cat and human more attractive than an unmodified human.

Andromeda says “Goddess” instead of “God”. She’s not religious, and thinks that humanity created God in its image. And well, she’s female, so it makes more sense that way. (Pedantic? Yes.)

As a child she spent most of her spare time outdoors, away from her parents and others who would consider her weird, which is how she developed her love for nature. It’s worth noting that where she grew up, “outdoors” means “wilderness”, people tend to stay inside the cities and areas suitable for farming.

Her ancestors could not change their surnames to something more catlike, that explains the name Smith.