Djinn

**Meadyaon** · Feb 3rd, '12, 12:18 AM

Where can I find pictures of the Djinn?

**Pattern Ghost** · Feb 3rd, '12, 01:07 AM

Let me Google that for you:

http://www.google.com/search?q=champ...ient=firefox-a

First hit is a youtube video of the djinn device.

**Meadyaon** · Feb 3rd, '12, 01:30 AM

What is the Classical Djinn wearing on it ts head which covers most of its face?

**Pattern Ghost** · Feb 3rd, '12, 02:58 AM

Beats me. I don't have any transformation devices. I'm still low level on CO.

**cptpatriot** · Feb 3rd, '12, 05:03 AM

Here are pics of the CO djinns.

**Meadyaon** · Feb 3rd, '12, 09:16 AM

What type of Genie is the Djinn and where can I find more info on them? I was want use the look of thr Classic Djinn as start from Djinn I want to make for Champion.s I think the way the Classic Djinn look like is awesome.

**Pattern Ghost** · Feb 4th, '12, 04:27 AM

Originally Posted by Meadyaon

What type of Genie is the Djinn and where can I find more info on them?

I suspect that it's just a video game variety. In other words, nothing specific, just a general Western conception of what a genie should look like, with whatever artistic flair their art team brought to it. Wikipedia isn't bad for researching this type of stuff, and there's also the Encyclopedia Mythica.

I was want use the look of thr Classic Djinn as start from Djinn I want to make for Champion.s I think the way the Classic Djinn look like is awesome.

Yeah, the game can have some pretty inspirational art.

**GoldenAge** · Feb 6th, '12, 07:23 AM

Here's a character called Djinn from my Epic City game (he's been around since 1989).

DJINN - The Djinn Armor System is driven entirely by micro-pneumatic servo-compressors. The micro-pneumatic servo-compressors run off of an internal power supply that is coordinated by multiple redundant microprocessors. Carbon nanotubes woven throughout the system act as hyper-capacitors that allows power to flow seamlessly throughout the armor. In addition, the Djinn Armor's super-compressed atmosphere or "hard air" can be released in controlled bursts through multiple dilating apertures allowing flight and/or defensive concussions depending on internal pressure levels.