A commission by  cherri A little look at what he'd be like as a video game character or adventure hero...

Space bounty hunter Michael Harrison - codename Tigercat - is one of the galaxy's top guns for hire. One of the few capable of quad-wielding, he's ready to help people and take down whatever alien threats are around, assuming the price is right.

Details on where Tigercat came from are unknown, but he's been in the bounty hunting industry for years. And as one of the few with extra limbs, he's seen as an anomaly. He also has autism, which makes it hard to communicate with him at times. But despite those differences, he's one of the top-rated hunters in the galaxy. Clients are more than willing to pay top dollar for his services. And since he's always ready to do right by his clients (assuming he's being paid well), it's no surprise he's in such demand.

His body makes him capable of getting around any obstacle. Whether it's swimming through the roughest waters or climbing the toughest peaks, he's ready to pursue his target. Naturally, having a reinforced skeleton, three lungs and two hearts will make anyone more capable.

He's well-equipped with his four pistols, but he's got more assets in his inventory. His glasses do more than help him see, they also help him identify targets and find his way through any spot. The lenses can also become clear or tinted based on how bright things get, helping him see through anything.

His computer built into his bodysuit also helps him track his vital signs and other data - his location and mission objectives, his heart rates, oxygen levels, and so forth. He can also communicate with others through his computer as necessary, including calling for backup. There's also a few storage components inside his bodysuit for knives, gadgets, and other items.

His bodysuit can also help him regenerate lost limbs or heads, keeping him in the hunt even when it looks like he's severely injured. He also has multiple other bodysuits for different situations - a utility suit, one designed for close quarters combat, ones that help his body survive intense heat or cold, and so forth. His suits also keep him flexible on the field.

An important note about Tigercat is that he does have autism, so his glasses and computer are particularly important for him. He struggles to read peoples' emotions and subtext on his own. Fortunately, his devices can read peoples' speech and body language and translate them into details TC can easily read, helping him make his interactions less awkward. He also struggles to talk to people he's not familiar with (especially when it comes to small talk), but his computer can generate and produce synthesized speech responses in case he can't start talking himself. He's more likely to use his own voice when he's talking to someone he knows or when he's not dealing with lots of stress.

Tigercat is ready for the hunt. The question is, how much are you willing to bid for his services?