Kai Mele's Project: Hecate got a full-body shot and bio, Schabelle's Project: Pandora is basically Hecate with a twist, so I figured I may as well give 'em the same treatment.

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Made in Garry's Mod
Inspired by Warfaremachine's "Mora" model, based on an OC created by  GuNMouTH

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NAME: PN-X02 "Panelope", DR-X01 "Dorothy", & RA-X03 "Rachael".
ALIAS: Project: Pandora.
AGE: biologically 3, mentally 19.
SPECIES: Artificial Ultra Beast (Biomechanical Vulpine-Insectoid Hybrid.)
SEX: Female.

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A Trio of Scouting Drones created by Dr. Schabelle the Pheromosa, made for exploring the worlds of Ultra Space and relocating UBs that lost their own worlds. their purpose inspired by the sad fate of "Mr. Glutton" the Guzzlord from the Ultra Ruin. the Brown-haired Panelope was trained as an expert tracker and hunter with a sour disposition. the Orange-haired Dorothy is a Systems Ecologist who's very cheerful, social, and eager to make friends. and blue-haired Rachael is a Veterinarian who's sweet, kind, but not very social. needless to say, Kai Mele the Primarina has voiced numerous, Very loud conscerns that the three are too similar to his Project: Hecate.

Each drone has three heads- though each only has one consciousness in one head, their other two heads being limp and lifeless. this is because the bodies these three inhabit are prototypes for testing out a Body-Switching function. each sister can communicate to each other telepathically no matter how far apart they are. and can use this same connection to transfer their minds to each other's bodies. they have even jumped into the same body on occasion to live -albeit briefly- as conjoined triplets.

but the real purpose for this feature is to make it so they can "tag in" each other for any situation when exploring the infinite realms of Ultra Space no matter how far apart they are. Dorothy sees a sick animal while exploring, she can switch bodies with Rachael so she could nurse it back to health. if that animal is a starving carnivore with a specific taste for prey, Rachael can swap bodies with Panelope so she can hunt and kill it a meal.

Unlike Kai Mele, who releases his abominations into the wild (usually) once he's sure they can survive, Belle creates her monsters specifically for a purpose, and thus is very meticulous with their creation, to ensure that they can perform their function. as such, she made the Pandora triplets so that their minds can be backed up- and their bodies easily replicated- in the event of an emergency where one, or all of the Pandoras are killed during their explorations. in fact, the three are programmed with a series of mental commands that will only trigger with the sound of Belle's voice.

"Protocol Prometheus" makes them unable to jump out of a body until Belle herself vocally lifts the command. this was implimented late into the testing phase when Panelope wouldn't stay in a room while Belle was speaking with the three, since she can't stand Dorothy sometimes.
in the event that the bodies are totally unoccupied by any of the triplets, "Protocol Talos" turns the lifeless husk into a simple automaton until one of the triplets reinhabits it.
and "Protocol Ares" rigs that same lifeless drone body to violently explode (easy to replicate, remember?)

these seem benign at first, but when you factor in the next three "unconscious" Protocols, you start to realize just how short a leash Belle has these three on.

"Protocol Orpheus" forces the trio to swap bodies while they sleep at night to avoid staying in one body for too long and accidentally imprint a new consciousness into its minds (they share a bedroom because of this; can't have them waking up in each other's rooms.)
"Protocol Circe" makes it so that the triplets cannot harm their creator, or allow her to come to harm.
and "Protocol Aphrodite" makes it so the three sisters remain affectionate toward each other no matter their differences, simply so they function better as a unit. isn't that crazy? the three do love each other as sisters, but it's mostly because their creator programmed them that way! given her feelings for Dorothy, it could certainly explain why Panelope is so bitter all the time.

Belle could say that there were valid reasons these protocols were added, but all the same, it really makes you wonder if Belle really sees these three as her "children" like she says. since you don't do this to a living creature unless you saw it as nothing more than property...