The Ranger - Clean Crew

Ranger is one of the four playable ships (or ten, counting my characters) in Clean Crew.
It's the basic class, with the basic ammunition and health of the game.
You will get it immediately upon joining the game for the first time.
It was available from the launch of the first version of Clean Crew, so it's been in the game since its release within Roblox.
Ranger appears to be older than Blaster, as shown when he refers to him as "kid".

• It is also suggested that he is relatively older overall, given that he says that "...he still has it inside [him]".
• Another indication that it could be larger is the entry from Ocular Paradox, which says that it "used one in [its] studies, but that must have been a very long time ago."
  Ranger might have some kind of memory problem, according to his entry in Pocket Memory.
  Ranger could be the oldest member of the cleaning crew (so far), although this is not confirmed.
  Ranger, it seems that in his dialogues he tries to speak in a "modern" way, although it is common for him to often slip up with words that were used before, that is, words considered "outdated" according to dictionaries or the internet, so he commonly uses an outdated vocabulary due to his age.
  Ranger can canonically be considered quite paternal since in his entry about the SugarSprouts he says that he wants to have a unique one as a pet to take very good care of it, promising to feed it every day and treat it like a tender and imperative rabbit.

Ranger wears a turquoise uniform, black boots, a glove, and a bandana.
His equipment consists of a pressure cannon and a water tank.

• The pressure cannon can be removed so that it can be replaced by an articulated metal arm that Polisher made since he joined Clean Crew.
  His head is a desk lamp, the color of which, both the bulb and the glove, changes depending on the appearance selected by the player.
  Its base color is amber yellow, which is quite striking.
  As seen on its metallic body, it can be seen that it has rust marks in some parts, not excessively but appearing from time to time, commonly in the joints, such as the elbows, knees, a little of the hip and waist, as well as the ankles.

According to the structure of these robots, their bodies are separated into more and less pronounced parts (except for Blip).
Such as the thorax, shoulders, pelvis and joint areas; the knees and elbows, which are connected by metal rods with cables inside them.
In the chest area, there are two handles that, when pulled, reveal the wires, considered an "intimate zone" for these robots, which is why they are covered with clothing to avoid being exposed. This explains why each robot has its own style of dress.

Ranger is the oldest and most trusted member of the team.
He is a fundamental pillar of the group; he is practical, sensible, and focused on completing missions. He appreciates the efficiency of his teammates. Ranger speaks with a rustic, old-fashioned accent.
He also has a paternal personality. He uses expressions like "Howdy," "Clocks tickin'," and "No more dilly-dallyin'." Ranger is a kind and good-hearted person; he is polite and wants to adopt a Sugarsprout, promising to feed it.
Although Zoomer describes him as intelligent, Ranger has memory problems, as seen in his Pocket Memory entry. He's also quite tired, being the oldest in the group, and is often stressed because he's the one who approves new members for the Crew.
He also knows Travelings Man very well, as they were friends and colleagues years ago (at least 5-6 years since they first met) and still are, so they often share anecdotes they find funny when they talk. That's why, when one of them runs into the other, it feels like when someone's mother finds an old friend and they start talking for hours about what happened when they lost touch.
In Lobber's introduction to Ranger, Lobber says that Ranger clearly tries to understand what people are going through from his perspective, mainly by trying to help in any way he can without pressuring them. That's why he tends to be the person they consult most often when they're feeling down, like a psychologist.
Canonically, if it weren't for his memory problems, he could be a very wise and intelligent person in the group.

Ranger's voice sounds like that of a friendly, easygoing young adult, recorded on an old tape, with a few glitches or static. Some of his dialogues show him being quite kind and caring towards his team, especially in the "Look out" dialogues where he seems to take great care of his team, as if to say that if they dare to come after them, they'll have to go over his dead body, even though he's canonically quite old.

Hobbies or pastimes:
Ranger enjoys simple things, like reading alone, writing books, or playing board games. He's quite good at board games like Chess, Poker, Checkers, and Dominoes, and tends to win when it comes to playing them. He also knows about Jenga and plays it occasionally, but not often enough to make it a hobby he enjoys.
Internal conflicts:
As is known, Ranger has memory problems, which may be due to normal aging, stress, lack of sleep or treatable medical conditions, although they can also be early signs of cognitive decline or dementia.
It is possible that he could have Alzheimer's, although most suspect that he probably has short-term memory problems due to his age.

The Blaster - It's a floor lamp, male gender, young team member.

The Zoomer - She is a ring-shaped lamp, female, extroverted and rebellious member of the team.

The Lobber - It's a Lava Lamp, gender undefined, but prefers the masculine, crazy team member.

The Blip - It is a small LED light, gender undefined; it resembles the gender of the character who died in the game, team helper.

BUDDY - It's an Orion Viking CTV-556 (especially one from the 80s/90s) that has a large gray suction tube on the right side, gender undefined, but prefers the male, team assistant.
(Buddy is not like the rest of the Crew, but is just a TV with crooked antennas, a chubby build and four small legs with which he is able to move).

(Ocs:)
The Polisher - It's a portable work light, gender undefined, but prefers the masculine, team cook.

The Scrubber - It is a large spherical tulip light, gender undefined, but prefers the feminine, bold and strong on the team.

The Sweeper - He is an urban plaza luminary, gender undefined, but prefers the masculine, curious and young of the team.

The Waxer - He is a male LED Projector Reflector, grumpy but protective of the equipment.

The Steamer - It's a Victorian-style wall lamp, gender fluid, prefers masculine or feminine pronouns as it pleases, meticulous and refined team member.

The Duster - It is a Vintage Wavy Glass Table Lamp (Medusa Style / Neoclassical Oil Lamp), feminine gender, perfectionist of the team.

Pests are the primary hostile entities that invade abandoned apartments. They appear naturally in rooms or fall directly from vents to attack players while they clean.

Dominoes: These are small, pastel-themed party dolls. Their heads are divided into three sections: the upper left is light blue and the upper right is pink. Two spheres, alternating in color, are attached to each colored section. They have only one eye; the other side is just an eye socket, and they have one mouth. Their torsos are round, with a black connecting part and a blue bottom. They have a pink skirt attached to the bottom. Their legs are also black, and their feet alternate in color. Their hands are pink, joined by white, diamond-shaped pieces. As seen in the image, some parts of their bodies can be detached, held together with a pink ribbon.
Dream Demon: It appears as a transparent figure with a flexible tail and long horns that can be mistaken for ears. After being photographed, the Dream Demon turns black with colored circles on its body, resembling a mixture of gasoline and water. Players can listen for any rapidly approaching footsteps or those moving across the map to determine if the Dream Demon is present. Its steps sound like high heels, and its speed increases when attacked.
Mycelium: She appears to be a large mother rabbit of the smaller SugarSprouts. She is covered in fluffy, green fur. Dark, hooved-like appendages or paws are visible on her feet. She has four legs shaped like hind legs. It seems that the SugarSprouts are the offspring of a Mycelium, whom she overprotects.
Perring Crane: These lamps mimic ordinary lamps, but with flaws. The most distinctive feature is the holes in the shade. The stem, or neck, appears twisted. At the base of the table, there is a white eye with black circles inside it.

Quilted Brute: An enormous humanoid voodoo doll studded with pins. Numerous patches cover its body, and a single button adorns its head. A zipper runs down its body from top to bottom, exposing its brain, or "Wet Membrane." Its presence is manifested by heavy, resounding footsteps.
Scribble: A small golem made of white toy blocks held together by pink plastic segments. On the front of its "head" (which is the largest block) is a large, dark blue circle, and on the sides of the head are two protruding shapes (a flat magenta square and a purple cylinder, respectively). It has light blue and purple crayon/marker marks all over its body, except for the bottom, which consists of two dirty green wheels connected by a toy mobile that jingles a bell. Its appearance is that of a toddler toy; the sound made by the musical cylinder between its wheels is similar to that of a broken wind-up music box.
Splinter: A tall, lanky creature made of thin branches (hence the name Splinter), with a large, sharp cluster of branches for a head. It stands with a hunched posture. When it becomes aggressive, the creature grows in size and speed increases. It emits a loud cracking sound (similar to wood breaking) and bright red stripes appear all over its body.
SugarSprout: They are small, white, eyeless rabbits with three visible teeth, one ear shorter than the other, and mushroom-like and grass-like protuberances on their backs; they are the offspring of a Mycelium.
Spore: These are the adult counterparts of Sporelings; they share similar visual features, such as the bloodshot eye and tail-like optic nerve, but their irises are a reddish-golden brown. They have dark green, moss-like eyelids with abundant eyelashes or "hairs" scattered across them. Naturally, they are larger than Sporelings.

Sporeling: The young spores are the Sporelings, with bloodshot eyes and blue irises. They have a few eyelashes that function like hairs on the top of their "body." On the back of the young spore is the optic nerve, which acts as the creature's tail.
Spruce Cricket: These are chicken-like creatures covered in black feathers. They have cone-shaped heads. When the muzzle on their face (or mouth) is removed, their mouths are visible, revealing sharp, yellow teeth designed for biting or tearing the skin of their prey. Their heads appear to be recessed before reaching the gums, so the muzzle might be part of their nature, but this is unknown.

Plagues made by me:
Dust Spots: Tiny creatures resembling miniature foxes, formed entirely from accumulated dust, lint, and light debris such as bits of fabric or lightweight plastic. They have bright yellow or green eyes and make soft fox-like sounds. Dust Spots with yellow eyes are considered female, and those with green eyes are considered male.
Rust Crawlers: Ball-sized creatures resembling deformed spiders or centipedes made of rusty pipes and broken springs from old mattresses, they're quite unpleasant, especially in swarms. (These pests I created only appear on one specific floor called "The Basement.")