FN-9433 / TK-9344 / CT-4934

FN-9433 is a First Order Stormtrooper who is often seen alongside the other members of the Kaiju Studio. He is the first and main persona of username, 'NeutralGrain'.

There are currently 3 personas.

The second being TK-9344, an Imperial Shoretrooper.

And the third persona being, CT-4934, a Clone member of the Coruscant Guard.

One of the Order's faceless grunts...
Just like his brothers and sisters-in-arms, FN-9433 was among many infants taken by the First Order and trained from day one. The circumstances that led to 9433 ending up in the studio aren't clear....But he did seemingly break out of the brain-washed state that plagued countless others in the Order. This is evident in one example, where he openly expressed his concerns when it came down to the safety of others.

The Shoretrooper.
FN's counterpart, TK-9344, instead, was a member who joined the Galactic Empire on his own terms. He was assigned to, and patrolled the planet of Tyrkel.

Tyrkel, which wasn't exactly a tropical planet, only saw Shoretroopers due to its imperial security complex's proximity near the coast.

Similarly to FN, the circumstances of TK ending up at the studio are unclear. In part due to being counterparts, FN and TK's personalities are rather similar. Of course, they will inevitably vary in backstory and some choices due to their past.

The Clone.
Oddly enough, CT-4934 is another alternate persona of NeutralGrain's. As a clone trooper, he is among the countless other troopers who bear the DNA of the infamous bounty hunter, Jango Fett. The Coruscant Guard, despite not exactly being on Coruscant, were assigned with serving as the main defense force for the mainland that the studio is roughly located at. The C.G. were implemented around the same time as the forming of the Council.

As far as personality, 4934 is similar to 9433 and 9344, but he does seem rather more 'professional' in duty, and even occasionally off-duty. But a bit in contrast to his professionalism, like many of his clone brethren, he can be rather 'gung-ho' from time to time.