Sahad

Sahad looks like a young man from the Middle East. He was designed to resemble a real person, not just a machine.

Sahad is calm, gentle, and serious about his work.

He loves nature, especially flowers, and treats his tulips with a lot of care.

He often names his flowers and is very kind toward them.

Even though he is a robot, he acts in warm and human ways.

After his transformation, Sahad’s personality sometimes changes to become harsh and angry.

Still, sometimes his original gentle side comes back, especially around flowers.

Sahad was made by Professor Abullah.

He dreamed of making his desert homeland green and full of life.

To learn more about growing plants in tough environments, he went to study botany at Amsterdam University.

He was very focused on his research and was respected by everyone at the university.

Sahad worked at a Persian kingdom’s plant laboratory in Zaandam, Netherlands.

During the Central Asia conflict, he left for home, saying “My father has died.”

Before leaving, he was worried about becoming like his tulip “Pluto.”

Sahad’s new body was created by Professor Abullah as a modified, combat robot.

He could control other robots by remote operation, moving his mind into their bodies.

He also had the power to control the weather.

With his scientific knowledge, Sahad could give life energy to plants and draw pictures of flower fields.

Professor Abullah: Sahad’s creator, who changed him into a fighter and programmed him with anger.

Atom: After fighting against Sahad, Atom forgives him and helps him.

Epsilon: Sahad’s powerful enemy; he defeats Epsilon in battle.

Uran: Sahad gives Atom a message to pass on to Uran before his final act.

Dreaming of a Green Homeland

Sahad was created by Professor Abullah as a robot that looked and felt very human.

He dreamed of turning his desert-filled homeland into a green paradise, so he studied plant science at Amsterdam University.

He deeply cared for the tulips he grew, especially one named Pluto.

The War and Return to the Homeland

While working in Zaandam at a Persian research field, a war started in Central Asia.

After hearing about his father's death, Sahad decided to return home.

He was worried he would end up like his beloved tulip Pluto.

Transformation by Professor Abullah

When the war in Persia got worse, Professor Abullah called Sahad back.

He was given a new body, which was originally an environmental development robot changed to be a military weapon.

He received a remote brain system so he could control other robots from far away.

His new form also let him change the weather.

Inner Struggle and Control

With his new body and programming, Sahad’s mind was taken over by an angry and cruel personality set by Professor Abullah.

Even so, Sahad’s true, gentle self would sometimes appear, especially when he was near flowers.

He enjoyed painting flower fields and bringing life to plants.

He was afraid of something called “Bora,” which appeared as a huge shadow in the desert.

It was revealed that Professor Abullah forced Sahad to destroy other robots.

Clash with Epsilon and Final Battle

Sahad fought Epsilon while struggling with feelings inside himself.

In the end, his anger took over and he destroyed Epsilon.

Later, Sahad met Atom in Eden National Park.

Atom forgave Sahad, helping him to face his own anger.

The Last Sacrifice

Sahad decided to save the planet by going underground.

Before going, he asked Atom to tell Uran something for him.

He clashed with Bora, and both were destroyed.

With his last strength, Sahad froze the erupting magma from a caldera and saved the Earth.

Sahad’s love for flowers, especially the tulip named Pluto, shows his unique personality as a robot.

“Please tell Uran for me.”

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