Grounded is Obsidian's first child-friendly game, as many children ages 7 and up can play Grounded with their families. Obsidian began development on Grounded in 2018.
When it was released in early access in 2020, Obsidian's Grounded puts player assuming the role of four kids trapped in the world that inhabited by diverse array of insects.
After two years, Grounded was released in full version in 2022 to critical and commercial success. Whereas the game received positive reviews, Grounded received its backlash from players and fans concerning lack of originality and cartoonish design, especially Pete Boggs' transition from nonbinary to male, sparking an anger by nonbinary individuals and nonbinary gamers.
Fans and gamers even petitioned to Obsidian Entertainment about a potential reboot and reimagining of Grounded, which many fans believed that the story will be taking place in the present day rather than its early 1990s setting. Fans also petitioned for the redesign and alter the appearances of Pete Boggs, Ally Hoops, Willow Branch and Maxwell Smalls.
Personally, I was very outraged and appalled with Obsidian's Grounded, which the game sees the absence of the nonbinary version of Pete Boggs (even during the early stages of Grounded's development), as well as its cartoonish graphics, over-the-top character names, trashy item names, childish character appearances for all 4 characters Pete, Max, Ally, and Willow, and lack of originality. (because the design and overall atmosphere of Grounded is too cartoony, over-the-top and it was called "Fortnite with the hostile insects")
In Starfield, the newest title from Bethesda Game Studios and a sequel to Fallout 4 (even though Starfield is a part of an expanded Fallout universe), I will remade all four characters from Obsidian's Grounded to make inclusive and diverse, rather than original version.
Pete Boggs will be nonbinary with the look of actress Mckenna Grace. Mckenna Grace recently starred as Phoebe Spengler in 2021 movie Ghostbusters Afterlife and its 2024 sequel Frozen Empire.
Ally Hoops will have her full name, Allison Huang Huber, having her Chinese-American roots, and uses the facial appearance of Japanese-American actress Miya Cech as a reference, although Miya Cech made her acting debut in the critically panned film adaptation of The Darkest Minds.
Willow Branch will have her real name, Consuela Vargas-Bradshaw, having her Hispanic roots, and uses the actress Ariana Greenblatt's facial appearance. Ariana Greenblatt gained her widespread recognition in the 2023 film version of Barbie, in which Margot Robbie plays the titular role.
Maxwell Smalls will have his real name, Maxwell Ikande, having his Nigerian heritage with African American roots, and uses actor Myles Truitt's face. Myles Truitt recently starred in Starz' BMF, a docudrama series about the Black Mafia Family.
These characters from Obsidian's Grounded served as the inspiration for many fans' calls to redesign the main characters in a future version of Grounded.
Overall, the gameplay of Grounded is just a ripoff of both Fortnite and Ark Survival Evolved (Grounded's gameplay is also the otherworldly imitation of Fortnite)
And let's not forget about Grounded, its basically a goofy imitation of Fortnite, "a mashup of Fornite with those creepy insects", and "Fortnite meets Honey I Shrunk The Kids".
Thank you Bethesda and their newest game Starfield (Starfield is basically a sequel to Fallout 4 and it is the part of the expanded Fallout universe), but I screwed you up to Obsidian Entertainment for their bad job with Grounded.

PETE BOGGS
Real name: Patricia "Pete Boggs" Borghetti-Hansen
Gender: Nonbinary (they/them/theirs)
Date of birth: May 18, 2308
Place of birth: on board United Colonies SysDef ship Klingdon (UC Klingon)
Background: Ronin (Pete Boggs is a master of melee weapons)
Traits: Kid Stuff (Pete reveals their parents; their father Peter Hansen and their mother Shirley "Boggs" Borghetti), Extrovert (Pete is enjoying well-connected to the others), and United Colonies Native (Pete Boggs is a permanent citizen of the United Colonies).

Patricia "Pete" Boggs (born May 18, 2308 as Patricia Borghetti-Hansen) was a rekindled nonbinary person who knew too much anything about United Colonies.
For instance, Pete is having to known for their melee combat skills, earning their background as Ronin. They having their 3 basic traits: Kid Stuff (Peter Hansen is their father and Shirley Borghetti is their mother), United Colonies Native (Pete is a holder of the United Colonies citizenship) and Extrovert (Pete is well-connected to the others, due to their patens' past mental breakdown)
At the age of 3 in 2311, Pete Boggs became nonbinary as the result of their parents mental breakdown after the Colony War. As a nonbinary person, Pete Boggs uses their they/them/their pronouns.
While Pete's grandparents, their uncles and their aunts are not physically appear in Starfield, as it was frequently mentioned by their parents Peter Hansen and Shirley Borghetti due to game's mod limitations.
Because Obsidian Entertainment really got some trouble with the release of Grounded for lack of originality, Pete Boggs (a character from Obsidian's Grounded) would be turning into nonbinary person in Bethesda's Starfield. 
Returning from Obsidian's Grounded, Pete Boggs is once again wearing their eyeglasses in Starfield.
Pete's favorite weapons are wakizashi and tanto, both melee weapons, as it was the parents' gift from Ryujin Industries. Other weapons used by Pete including maelstrom rifle, kodama rifle, drum beat submachine gun, and bridger shotgun.
In Starfield, Pete Boggs joined both the United Colonies and Ryujin Industries, aside from being a member of the Constellation, which includes Sarah Morgan and Barrett.

Name, gender, ethnicity, appearance and their parents
Pete Boggs' real name was Patricia Borghetti-Hansen and Patricia Boggs. Despite this, Boggs is actually an Anglicization of their mother's surname, Borghetti.
Pete's additional nickname, "Klingon", is derived from an eponymous alien race in Star Trek and even their birtplace, UC SysDef ship Klingon (UC SysDef Klingon).
Originally born as a female, Pete became nonbinary in 2311 at the age of 3, while their parents suffers their mental breakdown as the result of the Colony War.
Pete Boggs is having their Scandinavian roots through their father Peter Hansen (born April 12, 2285) and having their Italian-American roots through their mother Shirley "Boggs" Borghetti (born July 25, 2287).
In Starfield, Pete Boggs' appearance was likely to be resembling either actresses Mckenna Grace or Alexa Swinton.
Returning from Obsidian's Grounded, Pete uses to wear their eyeglasses, in reference to their father Peter Hansen's visual impairment and also their mother Shirley Borghetti wears the same glasses as the original Pete Boggs in Obsidian's Grounded. (link to Starfield's glasses mod on Nexus Mods: https://www.nexusmods.com/starfield/mods/6332)
In contrast to the original male Pete Boggs in Obsidian's Grounded, I will recreate Pete Boggs to more nonbinary in Starfield, which is a successful game made by Bethesda Game Studios.
After the Colony War, Pete Boggs' parents Peter Hansen and Shirley Borghetti also joined the Ryujin Industries after suffering their mental breakdowns, resulting their retirement from the United Colonies' military service and subsequent nonbinary transition of Pete Boggs.

Pete's life
Patricia "Pete" Boggs was born on May 18, 2308, as Patricia Borghetti-Hansen, to Peter Hansen and Shirley "Boggs" Borghetti on board inside the United Colonies SysDef ship Klingon. Pete is of both Scandinavian and Italian-American descent, while their father Peter Hansen was of Scandinavian descent and their mother Shirley Boggs was of Italian-American descent.
Few months after Pete Boggs was born, their mother Shirley dispatches a UC Marine recon squad to the planet of Niira, preventing the potential Freestar Collective presence, and the Brotherhood Knights aided the patrol. Their father also approached by Supreme Elder Arthur Maxson and he helps the Brotherhood of Steel volunteers in New Atlantis, to prevent Freestar invasion of New Atlantis.
By 2311, when Pete Boggs was 3 years old, the Colony War comes to an end with the uneasy peace. Supreme Elder Arthur Maxson of the Brotherhood of Steel accepts his peace with the Freestar Collective and the Great Enclave (under president Augustus Autumn). That same year, their parents Peter and Shirley suffered their severe mental breakdowns and PTSD after fighting against the Freestar invaders and even House Va'runn zealots, resulting Peter to embrace their daughter Patricia Boggs to became nonbinary, thus changing Patricia's name to Pete Boggs, as well as having Pete an another nickname "Klingon", named after their birthplace, UC SysDef ship Klingon and Shirley's favorite Star Trek alien race. Boggs is a shortened Anglicization of their mother surname, Borghetti.
As the result, Pete Boggs uses they/them/their pronouns for being a nonbinary person.
By 2330, just 19 years after the Colony War had come to an end with an uneasy peace, life has been difficult around the Settled system, especially around the planet of Jemison.
Pete must resolve their plans with the United Colonies, as they were approached by Sergeant Yumi after retrieving their documents from Plato.
After completing Vanguard training and recruitment program, John Tuala gives Pete their pathways to the United Colonies citizenship.
Soon after, Pete Boggs traverses to the planet of Tau Ceti II on Tau Ceti system, where they rescues Hadrian Sanon after the huge Aceles threat on an abandoned factory in Tau Ceti II.
After rescuing Hadrian, Pete then journeys to Mars, where they arrived to the city of Cydonia to find another survivor, Percival Walker.
While arriving at the United Colonies base in Cydonia, Pete is approached by Oktai Enbayar, the man who knew Percival Walker on his lifetime.
After defeating many Spacers, Pete rescues Percival, and he gave their plans to them, about the lost DNA samples of both Aceles and the Terrormorph, which Percival believes that both Aceles and Terrormorph are the known native species of the planet Toliman II.
After rescuing Hadrian Sanon and Percival Walker, Pete Boggs returns back to their home planet of Jemison, but Hadrian later gives her details to discuess her plans to retrieve the DNA samples of Terrormorph, as well as her reunion with her father, Francois Sanon, the man once known for being an infamous figure during the Colony War.
Returning to the MAST building, Pete is greeted by the United Colonies President Alexandra Abello for Pete's achievements. "I rescued both Percival Walker and Hadrian Sanon, but I have my own problems during my journey", Pete then questions to Abello.
Suddenly, an alarm erupts outside the MAST building, with a small riots erupts and the Terrormorph had invaded New Atlantis.
To finish this, Hadrian and Pete Boggs stops the small riots and quickly fends off the Terrormorph invasion around New Atlantis. They succeeded, as both Hadrian and Sergeant Yumi reconciliates Pete and their actions for repelling the Terrormorphs and the small scale riots.
As Pete gave their report to President Abello, she tells about that the Terrormorph invasion of New Atlantis was "so unevitable".
The next morning, Pete is approached by Deputy Chief MacIntyre, who was responsible for bringing the archive code concerning the Armistice, an uneasy peace which ended the Colony War.
Pete then visits the embassies of the Freestar Collective and House Va'runn, where they meets both Freestar Ambassador Evangeline Radcliff and Va'runn ambassador Qasrik Bal'mor to ask about the archive code.
After retrieving the archive code, Deputy MacIntyre gives Pete their full United Colonies citizenship, marking their new life in New Atlantis.
Soon after, Pete visits the United Colonies detention center, where Pete meets Francois Sanon, an admiral of the United Colonies Navy who did went wrong during the Colony War, especially his genocidal atrocities against the Freestar Collective settlers and his eventual abortive plan to create the city of Londinion on the planet of Tolimann II, which ended with the Terrormorph invasion of its entire city.
While Pete questions Francois Sanon, he reveals that their business partner, Reginald Orlase, was largely involved in killing of House Va'runn zealots. Unbeknownst to Orlase, Pete accepted that the destruction of Londinion was caused by the Terrormorph invasion. As they agrees, Francois Sanon considers Hadrian as his daughter.
After Pete kills Orlase, Pete then returns back to Francois about their plans to revive a robot named Kaiser, a male robot who once being an intelligent robot built by the United Colonies during the Colony War.
As Francois accepts his offer, Pete then travels to the planet of Niira to find Kaiser's remains. While arriving at Niira, Pete is approached by Gel, a business owner who owns his salvage yard.
After Pete's conversation with Gel, he gave the Micro-Cell battery to them to revive Kaiser. Arriving at the derelict factory, Pete finds Kaiser infested with Heat-Leeches and they removes all of the Heat-Leeches.
Using the Micro-Cell battery to revive him, Kaiser follows them to the abandoned base, where they finds the captive Aceles that is used to clone the DNA sample of Terrormorph, in which Kaiser believes that the Terrormorph was a native species of Toliman II.
Speaking to Hadrian Sanon, she helps Pete to find more DNA samples around Londinion, once being ravaged by the Terrormorphs.
Arriving in Londinion on the planet Toliman II, Pete retrieves all DNA samples of Aceles and Terrormorph, both the native species of Toliman II.
Inside the ruined military facility, Pete finds the recording of Francois Sanon, arguing that the Terrormorph had destroyed much of Londinion.
Returning back to New Atlantis, Pete then gives Francois Sanon's recording to him, allowing him to be recognized by President Abello and the rest of the United Colonies.
Arriving at MAST building, Pete recognizes Francois Sanon and his life through President Abello, as Pete calls Francois Sanon "alive and well".
In the end, John Tuala gives Pete their future of the United Colonies and their mission to defeat the Crimson Fleet, an organized crime group consisting of space pirates that was founded by Mr. Delgado's grandmother Rosa Delgado in 2280.
To defeat Crimson Fleet and their leader Mr. Delgado, Pete then joins Ryujin Industries, the company that linked to Isaac Borghetti's past, as Isaac Borghetti had been Pete's maternal uncle.
It is believed that the Ryujin Industries were being responsible for supplying its military equipment to the United Colonies during the Colony War, and their mother was worked together with Masako Imada, the power-hungry businesswoman and the current Ryujin CEO who was one of her business partners during the Colony War.
While Pete joins Ryujin for the first time, it is also alleged that the Ryujin had supplied their equipment to the Freestar Collective during the Colony War.
Pete's current mission with the United Colonies is to defeat the Crimson Fleet, retrieving the lost artifacts and encountering a mysterious extraterrestrial entity known as The Starborn, which includes the Emissary and the Hunter.
Pete's father, Peter Hansen, met Supreme Elder Arthur Maxson during the Colony War, as well as the members of the Maxson royal family in the Brotherhood of Steel, which the UC considers the Brotherhood as the only absolute monarchy in the Settled Systems.

Pete Boggs' family members including
-Peter Hansen/Pete Boggs II (Pete Boggs' father who fought for the United Colonies against the Freestar Collective and House Va'runn during the Colony War) (born April 12, 2285)
-Shirley Borghetti (Daughter of Francesca Borghetti and Pete Boggs' mother who fought for the United Colonies against the Freestar Collective and House Va'runn during the Colony War) (born July 25, 2287)
-Carla Borghetti (Pete Boggs' maternal aunt, daughter of Francesca Borghetti, and working as a Scribe of the Brotherhood of Steel during the Colony War) (born 2277)
-Isaac Borghetti (Pete Boggs' maternal uncle who working as a Senior Scribe of the Brotherhood of Steel during the Colony War, later joined Ryujin Industries as a senior technician after the war) (born 2275)
-Bjorn Hansen (Pete Boggs' paternal uncle and fought for Brotherhood of Steel as a Knight during the Colony War) (born 2280)
-Pietro Borghetti (Pete Boggs' maternal grandfather, aka original Pete Boggs) (born 2258)
-Francesca Borghetti (Pete Boggs' maternal grandmother) (born 2260)

Behind the scenes
In Grounded, Pete Boggs was supposed to be a nonbinary, but Obsidian Entertainment (developers of Grounded) later changed to male.
The transition of Pete Bogs from nonbinary to male in the final version of Obsidian's Grounded prompted a huge controversy and backlash from fans and gamers, leading to a fan petition for Obsidian concerning about the reimagined version of Grounded set in the present day, which included the nonbinary Pete Boggs.
For the future reboot of Obsidian's grounded, Fans suggest their petition to Obsidian to change back Pete Boggs gender to nonbinary with the facial appearances of actresses Alexa Swinton and Mckenna Grace as its inspiration for many fans of Grounded.
This suggestion has garnered support from many Grounded fans. Additionally, many fans and gamers have criticized Obsidian's Grounded for its exaggerated character names, cartoonish designs, juvenile character appearances, and lack of originality among its four characters.
In Starfield, Pete Boggs is a nonbinary person and uses they/them/their pronouns.
Pete's most disliked factions were Crimson Fleet, Freestar Collective and House Va'runn, due to the fact that House Va'runn supported both Crimson Fleet and Freestar during the Colony War. Pete calls House Va'runn as "Amish in Space", hence the group's colloquial nickname.
For the forthcoming Starfield DLC, Shattered Space, Pete Boggs must confronts the House Va'runn, an Amish-like religious cult renowned for its military and religious dedication to the Great Serpent, with the faction now dispersed across the galaxy following several wars.
Known for their religious zeal and military might, the cabal’s members worship a deity called the Great Serpent. Following the breakout of several wars, the group was fractured and its followers were displaced across the parts of the colonized galaxy known as the Settled Systems. Today most Va'runn zealots stil practice slavery and the United Colonies described House Va'runn as "the Amish of the Settled System", because it was a Settled Systems equivalent of Amish or Mennonites.
According to Bethesda, the video game developer behind Starfield, House Va'runn was influenced by the lifestyle and culture of the Mennonites, or popularly known as the Amish. Most Va'runn members using the alien and extraterrestrial technology, rather than Settled Systems technology, earning House Va'runn its nickname "Amish in Space" and "Space Mennonites".

ALLY HOOPS (ALLISON HUANG HUBER)
Real name: Allison Huang
Gender: Female (she/her)
Date of birth: May 5, 2308
Place of birth: Londinion, Toliman II
Background: Combat Medic (Ally's parents were the combat medics with the United Colonies Army during the Colony War)
Traits: Kid Stuff (Ally reveals her parents; her father Huang Zhou and her mother Lindsay "Hoops" Huber), Introvert (likes being alone), and United Colonies Native (having a United Colonies citizenship, much like her parents)

Allison "Ally Hoops" Huang Huber (born May 5, 2308) is a young woman whose her parents were the Combat Medics in the United Colonies Army during the Colony War (hence Ally's distinctive background of Combat Medic).
Due to her Combat Medic background, Ally Hoops is having her three unique traits: Kid Stuff (Ally reveals her parents; her father Huang Zhou and her mother Lindsay "Hoops" Huber), Introvert (likes being alone), and United Colonies Native (having a United Colonies citizenship, much like her parents). 
Her mother, Lindsay "Hoops" Huber, is a white Caucasian with Chinese-American roots and her father Huang Zhou is a Chinese-American.
Obsidian's Grounded got really ended up with Ally Hoops being a Vietnamese person. In contrast, my version of Ally Hoops (Grounded character) in Bethesda's Starfield will be a Chinese-American, based on most opinions for Grounded fans regarding Grounded's controversy over its characters and lack of originality.

Name, ethnicity and their parents
Ally Hoops' real name is Allison Huang Huber, and Hoops is a stylized version of her mother's surname, Huber. Ally Hoops is a Chinese-American.
Her mother, Lindsay "Hoops" Huber, is a white Caucasian with Chinese-American roots and her father Huang Zhou is a Chinese-American.

Ally Hoops' life
Ally Hoops was born on May 5, 2308 as Alison Huang Huber on the planned city of Londinion, planet Toliman II, to Huang Zhou and Lindsay Hooper. By 2310, hours before the Terrormorph invasion of Londinion, Ally Hoops moved to New Atlantis with her parents to evade the potential Terrormorph attacks.
By 2330, life has been difficult around the Settled Systems following the aftermath of the Colony War, to figure out why the United Colonies made their two of the worst nightmares during the Colony War. In 2311, Francois Sanon (alongside Henry Durant and Indira Rastogi) were charged with crimes against humanity against the Freestar Collective, as well as his abortive attempt to create the city of Londinion, which is located in the Terrormorph-infested planet of Toliman II.
To ensure this, Ally is now 22 years old and she is currently a citizen of the United Colonies, much like her parents. 
Finishing her Vanguard training program, John Tuala made Ally Huang as a permanent United Colonies citizen. Afterwards, Ally then rescues both Percival Walker and Hadrian Sanon, both they were involved in collecting the DNA samples of Aceles and Terrormorph.
Returning to New Atlantis, Ally is being greeted by the United Colonies President Abello about her future of uncertainty after the Colony War. During the last few minutes of Abello's speech, a small riots broke out outside the MAST building, prompting the potential Second Colony War, until Ally and Hadrian suppresed the riots.
Traversing to New Atlantis, Ally then repels the Terrormorph invasion of its entire city and Hadrian Sanon quickly returns her to President Abello, but Abello gave her report to her about the immediate aftermath of the brief Terrormorph invasion of New Atlantis.
As New Atlantis is quickly rebuilt and their lives turning back to normal, Deputy Chief MacIntyre then gives the detals about the immediate aftermath of the Colony War and the atrocities carried out by the United Colonies against the Freestar Collective and the House Va'runn. To resolve this, Ally then visits both the Freestar Embassy and House Va'runn Embassy, in which she was approached by Ambassador Evangelinde Radcliff and Abassador Qasrik Bal'mor. Using the archive code to reveal Francois Sanon's violent atrocities, Ally returns back to the MAST building, where Deputy Chief MacIntyre made Ally as a permanent citizen of the United Colonies.
The next morning, Ally visits the United Colonies detention center, to find out why did Francois Sanon commiting his own violent atrocities against the Freestar Collective during the Colony War, as well as his abortive plan to create the city of Londinion on the planet Toliman II, in what Francois Sanon known as "the only known major settlement of the United Colonies outside the planet of Jemison". His plans to create the city of Londinion was ended through a deadly Terrormorph invasion and its subsequent destruction of Londinion led to the political disagreements with Francois Sanon.
After visiting him, Ally then kills Reginald Orlase, who was the longtime business partner of Francois Sanon. After killing Orlase, Sanon then gives Ally about his plans to revive Kaiser, a long-abandoned robot that once allied with the United Colonies during the Colony War. With Hadrian's request, Ally then traverses to Niira, where she was approached by Gel, the man who knew Kaiser.
Gel then agrees to her, and Ally uses batteries to revive Kaiser, after it was badly damaged by the group of Heat Leeches.
After reviving Kaiser, Hadrian then invites Ally to see the captive Aceles that used to retrive the DNA samples of Terrormorph, a native species of the planet Toliman II. It is revealed that the Terrormorph had completely eradicated Londinion's population and ignited the city's destruction during the Colony War.
Traversing to Londinion on the planet Toliman II, Hadrian then helps Ally to retrieve the DNA samples of both Aceles and Terrormorph. Ally then retrieves a lost recording made by Francois Sanon, who was an admiral of the United Colonies Navy and father of Hadrian Sanon.
Returning back to New Atlantis, Presiden Abello then congratulates Ally and her legacy within the United Colonies, proving that Francois Sanon was "alive and well" after he was taken into custody for being a war criminal. Then, John Tuala gives Ally her mission to defeat the Crimson Fleet, an organized crime group of space pirated that was founded by Rosa Delgado (mother of Crimson Fleet leader Mr. Delgado) in 2280. In the end, Ally then joins the Ryujin Industries, for which her mother Lindsay Helle was once employed with the company itself.
It is believed that the Ryujin Industries were being responsible for supplying its military equipment to the United Colonies during the Colony War, and Lindsay was worked together with Masako Imada, the power-hungry businesswoman and the current Ryujin CEO who was one of her business partners during the Colony War.
In the forthcoming Starfield DLC, Shattered Space, Ally Hoops must confront House Va'runn, an Amish-like religious cult known for their military prowess and worship of the Great Serpent. The United Colonies warned that House Va'runn and its members using their alien technology, and Ally gave House Va'runn's nickname as "Amish in Space".

Behind the scenes
Ally Hoops was supposed to be a Chinese-American teenage girl, but Obsidian Entertainment (developers of Grounded) later changed Ally to more of her Vietnamese background.
The transition of Ally Hoops' ethncitiy from a Chinese-American to Vietnamese in the final version of Obsidian's Grounded prompted a huge controversy and backlash from fans and gamers, leading to a fan petition for Obsidian concerning about the reimagined version of Grounded set in the present day, which included the Chinese-American Ally Hoops.
For the future reboot of Obsidian's grounded, Fans suggest their petition to Obsidian to change back Ally Hoops' ethnicity to a Chinese-American with the facial appearance of Asian-American actress Miya Cech as its inspiration for many fans of Grounded.
This suggestion has garnered support from many Grounded fans. Additionally, many fans and gamers have criticized Obsidian's Grounded for its exaggerated character names, cartoonish designs, juvenile character appearances, and lack of originality among its four characters.

WILLOW "BRANCH" VARGAS-BRADSHAW (Soldier)
Real name: Consuela Vargas-Bradshaw
Gender: Female (she/her)
Date of Birth: March 17, 2308
Place of birth: New Atlantis, Jemison
Background: Soldier (Willow had been a soldier with the United Colonies military, much like her parents)
Traits: United Colonies Native (Willow Vargas-Branch was a permanent United Colonies citizen mainly due to her parents' connections with the Colony War), Extrovert (Willow likes to connected to each others), Kid Stuff (Her father's name was Rodrigo Vargas and her mother's name was Barbara Bradshaw)

Consuela "Willow Branch" Vargas-Bradshaw (born March 17, 2308) is a young woman who joined the Constellation, Ryujin Industries and the United Colonies. Willow's family background is of Hispanic and Latino heritage. Choosing Kid Stuff trait makes Willow reveals her true parents, her Hispanic father was named Rodrigo Vargas and her white mother was named Barbara "Branch" Bradshaw.
Willow's favorite factions are the United Colonies, Constellation, and Ryujin. Despite this, her father was a high-ranking officer of the United Colonies Marines during the Colony War.
In Starfield, Willow's character is based on Willow Branch, but with a lighter skin tone due to her Hispanic/Latino roots.
Due to being African American and more obnoxious in Obsidian's Grounded, the Starfield version of Grounded character Willow Branch will be White Hispanic and her facial appearance will be closely resembling Ariana Greenblatt, an actress who gained her widespread recognition in the 2023 film version of Barbie (in which starred Margot Robbie as a titular protagonist and it was critically successful since its release), and Greenblatt was chosen to play the role of Tiny Tina in the film adaptation of Borderlands. This was particularly familiar when Eli Roth, known for his horror films (such as the 2018's film adaptation of 1973 novel The House With The Clock On Its Walls and more recently 2023's Thanksgiving) and the poorly received remake of the 1974 action movie Death Wish, was chosen to direct the live-action film adaptation of Borderlands, an action-adventure first person video game series developed and created by Gearbox Software. Eli Roth's Borderlands is coming to cinemas by August 2024 to coincide the series' 15h anniversary.
In fact, both Starfield and Grounded are completely different. Starfield is developed by Bethesda Game Studios and Grounded is developed by Obsidian Entertainment. Starfield takes place in the year of our lord 2330, but Grounded takes place in the autumn of 1990.
Starfield, which was developed by Bethesda Game Studios, is completely different from Obsidian's Grounded. Starfield takes place in 2330, almost 19 years after the end of the Colony War, and while Grounded takes place in the autumn of 1990, where all of four kids finds themselves trapped in a world filled with insects after being shrunk down by a mysterious device that was created by a corrupt scientist.
Using her unique Soldier background (reflecting her parents' legacy with the United Colonies Army during the Colony War, 

Willow's life
Willow Vargas-Branch was born as Consuela Vargas-Branch on March 17, 2308 in New Atlantis, Jemison to Barbara "Branch" Bradshaw (daughter of United Colonies Marines commander Joseph Bradshaw) and Rodrigo Vargas. Her maternal grandfather, Joseph Bradshaw, was born in the Capital Wasteland (Washington D.C.) and he moved to New Atlantis in Jemison as a commander of the United Colonies Marines. Her father, Rodrigo Vargas, is of Hispanic/Latinx descent and his parents came from the Mojave Wasteland (Las Vegas), while his mother, was a daughter of British emigrant in the Capital Wasteland.
Back in 2311, when Willow was three years old, her parents experienced their mental breakdowns and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after the end of the Colony War, just like Pete Boggs' parents Peter Hansen and Shirley "Boggs" Borghetti.
In 2318, Willow joined the United Colonies Marines under the supervision of her maternal uncle Joseph Priestley. Regarding the player background of Soldier, Willow Vargas-Branch remained loyal to the United Colonies military, for which her parents fought for the UC against the Freestar Collective during the Colony War.
By 2330, she rejoined the United Colonies after being an employee of Argos Extractors. 
Completing her United Colonies' Vanguard training and recruitment program, John Tuala then gives Willow her path to the United Colonies Citizenship.
After that, Willow then traverses to Tau Ceti and Solar System, where she rescues both Hadrian Sanon and her senior adviser Percival Walker, whom were being responsible for collecting the DNA samples of both Terrormorph and Aceles.
Returning to New Atlantis, Willow is greeted by United Colonies Presient Abello on her speech. Suddenly, the riots broke out and the Terrormorph had invaded New Atlantis. To finish this, Willow then suppress the small riots and repelling the Terrormorph invasion with Hadrian Sanon's help.
Returning inside the MAST building, President Abello then gives Willow the details about the immediate aftermath of the small riots and a brief Terrormorph invasion of New Atlantis.
Willow then proceeds to the embassies of Freestar Collecive and House Va'runn to collect the archive codes describing the Colony War.
After collecting archive codes from Freestar and House Va'runn embassies, Willow then questions Francois Sanon about his atrocities against the Freestar Collective and his abortive attempt to create a major United Colonies settlement in the planet of Toliman II.
During her conversation with Francois Sanon, Sanon later reveals that his partner, Reginald Orlase, was once being part of the United Colonies, but he then disagrees with him after the Colony War.
After killing Orlase, Willow then returns back to Francois Sanon to give the details about Kaiser, the robot model created by the United Colonies during the Colony War.
Willow then travels to the planet of Niira, where she was approached by Gel, the man who knew Kaiser. Willow then retrieves the batteries to revive Kaiser, in which Kaiser was infested by Heat Leeches.
Using the battery to restoring Kaiser's life back to normal, Hadrian Sanon then follows her to the abandoned facility, in which the captive Aceles is used as a DNA testing for Terrormorph, the native species of planet Toliman II.
To finish her mission, Willow then travels to Londinion, once being ravaged by the Terrormorph invasion. Arriving in Londinion, Hadrian then helps Willow to find a lost recording made by Francois Sanon, believing that his plans to create the city of Londinion was "completely abortive", despite the initial Terrormorph invasion of Londinion.
Returning back to New Atlantis, Francois Sanon then congratulates Willow and her actions with his daughter Hadrian Sanon. Inside the MAST building, Abello then gave her speech after Willow uses Francois Sanon's recording to recognize him.
After her job with the United Colonies, Willow then traverses to Volii Alpha to join the Ryujin Industries, in which her father Rodrigo Vargas was also employed at his company with his business partner and current Ryujin CEO Masako Imada.

Behind the scenes
Willow Branch was originally supposed to be a Hispanic and Latino teenage girl, but Obsidian Entertainment (the developers of Grounded) later changed Willow to have more of an African American background.
The decision to change Willow's ethnicity from Hispanic to African American in the final version of Obsidian's Grounded caused a lot of controversy and backlash from fans and gamers, leading to a fan petition for Obsidian to bring back the Hispanic version of Willow Branch in the modern setting of the game (basically Obsidian's future reboot of Grounded).
The change to Willow Branch's African American ethnicity also faced criticism from critics, with many pointing out the lack of diversity in Grounded.
Going forward, fans are suggesting a petition to have Obsidian change Ally Hoops' ethnicity back to Hispanic, taking inspiration from Hispanic actress Ariana Greenblatt for the character's appearance. Ariana Greenblatt received her widespread recognition in the 2023 film version of Barbie, in which Margot Robbie stars in the title role.
This suggestion has received support from many Grounded fans. Additionally, fans and gamers have criticized Grounded for its exaggerated character names, cartoonish designs, childish character appearances, and lack of originality among its main characters.

MAXWELL IKANDE (BOUNTY HUNTER)
Real name: Maxwell Ikande
Gender: male
Date of birth: February 14, 2305
Place of birth: Akila City, Jemison
Background: Bounty Hunter
Traits: Freestar Settler (Maxwell retains his ties with the Freestar Collective post-Colony War), Serpent's Embrace (mainly due to his parents' religious faith with the House Va'runn), Kid Stuff (Maxwell Smalls revealed her parents named Edward Hull and Alison Ikande)

Maxwell "Smalls" Ikande (born February 14, 2305) was the son of Edward Hull and Alison Ikande, both of whom fought against the United Colonies as members of the Freestar Rangers.
Max's preferred faction is the Freestar Collective and Crimson Fleet, and he is an accomplished bounty hunter. His mother, Alison Ikande, was of Nigerian descent and estranged sister of UC SysDef commander Kibwe Ikande, and his father Edward Hull was Paxton Hull's brother.
His preferred weapons include an old Earth assault rifle, hunting rifle, razorback gun, rattler rifle, lawgiver rifle, coachman shotgun, and magshear gun.
Retaining his African American roots from Obsidian's Grounded, he will be the fourth and final Grounded character to be created in Starfield. As the result, Maxwell Smalls is the only character from Grounded retained his ethnicity.
His maternal grandparents fought for the Great Enclave against the Brotherhood of Steel in 2277. He was also having his father's ties to the House Va'runn, a religious cult who often aided the Freestar Collective during the Colony War and later the Crimson Fleet for helping to rescuing the kidnapped Freestar Rangers.
Retaining his own African American roots from Obsidian's Grounded, the Starfield version of Grounded character Maxwell "Smalls" Ikande will be less jaded and clumsy, apart from his original counterpart in Obsidian's Grounded.
In Starfield, the facial appearance for Grounded character Maxwell Smalls will be modeled after Myles Truitt. Although he was first gained prominence in the critically panned sci-fi movie Kin, Myles Truitt was known to be portraying the role of "Ant" in the highly acclaimed TV series Queen Sugar and more recently BMF, in which Truitt played the recurring character of B-Mickie in this docudrama TV series about the infamous Black Mafia Family, a drug trafficking and money laundering organization that was founded in 1985 in Detroit, Michigan.
In fact, both Starfield and Grounded are completely different. Starfield is developed by Bethesda Game Studios and Grounded is developed by Obsidian Entertainment. Starfield takes place in the year of our lord 2330, but Grounded takes place in the autumn of 1990.
Despite he has a unique Bounty Hunter background, Maxwell's unique traits including Freestar Settler (Maxwell retains his ties with the Freestar Collective post-Colony War), Serpent's Embrace (mainly due to his parents' religious faith with the House Va'runn), Kid Stuff (Maxwell Smalls revealed her parents named Edward Hull and Alison Ikande)

Maxwell's life
Maxwell Ikande was born on Fabruary 14, 2305 on the planet of Akila to Edward Hull and Alison Ikande. In fact, Alison Ikande is an estranged sister of Kibwe Ikande, the leader of United Colonies' SysDef branch, but his father Edward Hull was a younger brother of Paxton Hull, whose his leadership within Freestar's First Cavalry regiment led to the armed mutiny against the Freestar Collective.
After the Colony War broke out in 2307, the Great Enclave maintained strong diplomatic and military ties with the Freestar Collective.
In 2309, when Maxwell was four years old, his parents sent him to Akila City in the planet of Akila, where he stayed there with his lifelong mentor Jaylen Pryce, who was a Freestar Ranger under the command of its leader Daniel Blake.
In 2314, three years after the Colony War ended, 9-year old Maxwell is reunited with his father McGregor and his mother Alison after returning from Fesstar Embassy in New Atlantis, Jemison.
In 2315, he joined the Freestar Rangers when Jaylen Pryce introduced him to Daniel Blake, the leader of the Freestar Rangers and a veteran of Colony War.
Regarding the end of the Colony War, the Freestar made its biggest ally, the Crimson Fleet, for which her great-grandmother Rosa Delgado was the founder of Crimson Fleet, a Freestar-aligned faction formed in 2280 from the help of House Va'runn, a growing destructive cult.
In 2330, life has been difficult around the Freestar planets of Akila and Volii Alpha when the group of Freestar Rangers were abducted by the Spacers, Ecliptic mercenaries and the Seokguh Syndicate.
The House Va'runn often aided the Crimson Fleet to find the kidnapped Freestar Rangers, despite its political turmoil against the Freestar's First Cavalry, whom were accused for being a mutineers against the Freestar Collective during the Colony War.
Many Va'runn zealots argued that the Spacers, Ecliptic mercenaries, and the Seokguh Syndicate were the group of criminals that were responsible for kidnapping the Freestar Rangers after the Colony War.
To resolve this, Maxwell then travels to Porrima system to finish the Red Mile, a deadly game of survival inspired by The Hunger Games.
The fate then resolved after Maxwell defeats Paxton Hull (the leader of Freestar's First Cavalry regiment) and his estranged uncle Kibwe Ikande (the leader of United Colonies' SysDef branch who declares his war against the Crimson Fleet).
Returning to New Atlantis, Maxwell is reunited with his parents and Sarah Morgan then traverses to the galaxy to find the atifacts, until he finds both the Emissary and the Hunter, both were being the part of the Starborn, a mysterious extraterrestrial entity.
For the forthcoming Starfield DLC, Shattered Space, Maxwell Smalls then tells his parents about the House Va'runn, an anabaptist religious group renowned for its military and religious dedication to the Great Serpent, with the faction now dispersed across the galaxy following several wars.
Known for their religious zeal and military might, the cabal’s members worship a deity called the Great Serpent. Following the breakout of several wars, the group was fractured and its followers were displaced across the parts of the colonized galaxy known as the Settled Systems. Today most Va'runn zealots stil practice slavery and the United Colonies described House Va'runn as "the Amish of the Settled System", because it was a Settled Systems equivalent of Amish or Mennonites.
According to Bethesda, developers of Starfield, House Va'runn was influenced by the lifestyle and culture of the Mennonites, or popularly known as the Amish. Most Va'runn members using the alien and extraterrestrial technology, rather than Settled Systems technology, earning House Va'runn its nickname "Amish in Space" and "Space Mennonites".

Behind the scenes
Despite many controversies surrounding Obsidian's Grounded concerning the ethnicities of Ally Hoops and Willow Branch, as well as Pete Boggs' transition from nonbinary to male, Maxwell Smalls is the only character in Grounded to retain his African American roots in the future reimagining of Obsidian's Grounded, but many critics also adding Maxwell's Nigerian heritage.
Many fans and gamers also petitioning to Obsidian Entertainment for the future reboot of their company's Grounded with a modern day setting. Actor Myles Truitt's face was suggested for inspiration for Maxwell Smalls' facial appearance.
This suggestion has received support from many Grounded fans. Additionally, fans and gamers have criticized Grounded for its exaggerated character names, cartoonish designs, childish character appearances, and lack of originality among its four characters