🦇Blood wing 🚑

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Blood Wing's relationship with people in Metal Cardbot W is complex and changes throughout the story.

In the beginning: care and duty
Blood Wing is initially a medic for the Star Guardians, and he treats people (and anyone in need) like a doctor: he strives to help, putting saving lives above all else. He has repeatedly risked his life to rescue the wounded, and overall, he carries himself responsibly and seriously.

A period of loneliness and selfishness
Due to prolonged loneliness, internal conflict, and curiosity about the limits of possibility, Blood Wing becomes more detached and arrogant. During this period, he often looks down on those around him, believing that only he understands "how things should be done right," and is willing to make tough decisions for the "greater good." He views ordinary people more as part of a grand strategy—not with malice, but also without much warmth.

After the alliance with Heavy Iron W and repentance
When his plan with Speranza fails, and his friend Mega Ambler helps him see the error of his ways, Blood Wing reconsiders his views. He makes amends, undergoes voluntary sealing, and later tries to act more consciously. During this period, his attitude toward people becomes measured and respectful: he doesn't promise to save everyone immediately, but is willing to help where he can truly be of use.

Nuances
He always maintains a deep affection for his allies and friends (especially Mega Ambler) and is willing to sacrifice himself.
He can be tough and uncompromising towards enemies and those who threaten others, but not out of cruelty, but out of a sense of duty.
His "vampire" image (inspired by Alucard from Castlevania) highlights the internal conflict: the power that pulls towards alienation, and the humanity that pulls towards helping.

Blood Wing's character from Metal Cardbot W is a constant struggle between duty, pride, and the desire to help. His personality unfolds over several stages, and it's full of contrasts.

Main features
A sense of duty and selflessness. As a former Star Guardian medic, he puts saving others first. For a comrade, he even took a risky step—infecting himself with the Beast Virus, simultaneously injecting himself with a vaccine to preserve his sanity and gain the strength to defend himself. This demonstrates that for him, sacrifice for the greater good is not just empty words.
Pride and egoism (at certain times). Due to loneliness and constant pressure, Blood Wing becomes arrogant: he believes he alone sees the "true picture," and he is ready to make harsh decisions without consulting others. During this period, he may appear cold and distant.
Rationality and curiosity. He doesn't simply act on emotion: he values ​​understanding the mechanisms, causes, and limits of possibility. It's this curiosity about the Virus's power and how to control it that drives much of his storyline.
Loyalty to loved ones. This is especially evident in his relationship with Mega Ambler: he genuinely cares for his friend, willing to sacrifice himself, and later even takes his place while he's undergoing repairs. For Blood Wing, friendship isn't just words, it's real actions.
Restraint and inner discipline. Even when his animalistic strength awakens, he tries not to lose control.

There's no mystery here: "Bloodwing" is a character from the animated series and franchise Metal Cardbot W. The "ICD" part of the query, however, likely arose from the similarity of sounds: sometimes in discussions, fans jokingly or mistakenly associate the name with the International Classification of Diseases (ICD), but in reality, there is no connection—it's just a coincidence.

Who is Blood Wing?
Blood Wing was originally a medic in the 13th Star Guardians unit. During the conflict between the Star Guardians and the Wild Cardbots, he and his friend Mega Ambler tended to the wounded. During one battle, a cave-in occurred, and Blood Wing went outside to help a Star Guardian unit that was being attacked by a Wild Cardbot. Wanting to protect his comrade, he broke a taboo: he infected himself with the Beast Virus while simultaneously injecting himself with the vaccine. As a result, he became a host for the Wild Cardbot's powers, but retained his sanity.

Later on Earth, he briefly allied with Heavy Iron W. Their plan to place two billion "Metal Cardbots" in stasis aboard the Speranza to counter Tyrant Zero failed. Mega Ambler helped Blood Wing see the error of his ways. Ultimately, he allowed June Grant to seal him away, made amends, and even took Mega Ambler's place while he underwent repairs.

Character traits
Appearance. Blood Wing has a white base with red and black accents. The design features numerous bat and vampire references: wing motifs on his head and shoulders, gothic elements of his clothing, pink eyes, and white hands with claw-like fingers.
Alternative form. It transforms into an ambulance (a hybrid of a Toyota H200 HiMedic and a 2008 Nissan Elgrand). The side windows can also be opened, transforming the vehicle into a quadcopter drone.
Weapons: He has several weapon cards: Dark Slasher (wing-shaped, can also be used defensively), Soul Ravager (scythe-shaped), and Soul Taker (a rapier-scepter that also allows him to siphon energy from other robots for a