IRIS

*"Access granted. Good morning, Odette Quagmire."* - IRIS to Swan for checking in the lab, passing security

## ❈ General Information ❈

### Name

Intelligent Recognitive Idiosyncratic System/Intelligent Reactive Imaging System

### Users

Daryll Dupain, Felipe Gonzalo, Swan Swagmire, Miles Meyer

### Allies

Daryll Dupain, Swan Swagmire, Miles Meyer, Felipe Gonzalo

### Function(s)

Guiding police about crimes and providing dossiers and information

## ❈ Production Information ❈

### (Voice) Actor or Base

Belle Bello

The **Intelligent Recognitive Idiosyncratic System/Intelligent Reactive Imaging System**, or simply abbreviated as **IRIS**, is a holographic screen display that Doctor Daryll Dupain invented to aid and guide SLPD solve crimes faster in Swan Lane. As of now IRIS is under the care of Felipe Gonzalo and is also being used by Swan Swagmire and Miles Meyer for investigations. It's also considered to be Gonzalo and Swan's lab assistant, showing them important files, documents, and especially dossiers of people of interest, such as Langley Langston and especially Jaxon Taylor. IRIS is particularly installed into Gonzalo's computer's system programming and hard drives, and could even be installed in select people's phones or gadgets, as seen on Swan's phone and Miles' watch.

IRIS is voiced by Belle Bello.

## **History**

IRIS was made by Daryll Dupain for the cryopreserved Felipe Gonzalo, who dreams of becoming a detective someday, and plans to give IRIS to him when he wakes up. Unfortunately, Dupain dies from his other creation, Jaxon Taylor, Jack the Ripper's clone, who killed him in his lab. IRIS was then deactivated for years and was left under the care of Dupain's co-workers. After 19 years, Gonzalo wakes up from cryonics and eventually got IRIS when he became a detective in Barcelona.

## **Appearance**

IRIS' logo is shaped to look like an eye with the small letter "i" in the middle, representing the first letter of the program's name- the superscript dot of the said letter also serves as the actual iris or pupil of the eye logo. The extended line to the lower left of the logo is meant to be the handle of a magnifying glass, with the circle around the letter "i" being its lens; symbolizing that IRIS is meant to be used for investigation purposes. When activated, the logo glows a faint lighter purple shade.

As a holographic display, its start-up screen is dark blue with iris linings and accents, as well as ivory colored writings. The holographic screen can be touched and manipulated as long as the user is wearing special gloves that have fingerprint padding which is color-coded; purple for Gonzalo, gray for Swan, and baby blue for Miles. The reason for the padding is because holographic screens are slightly laser-induced, meaning it could actually slightly burn the skin- or in this case- the fingertips of the user.

## **Quotes**

* "Accessing dossier... decrypting file... file not found." - to a lost profile
* "Assessment... high interest. Monitor closely." - to Ava's dossier
* "Assessment... extreme interest. Monitor continuously." - to Jaxon's dossier

## **Trivias**

* IRIS' name was originally Vyrix. The name was then changed because "Vyrix" would be difficult if it were to be made an acronym.
* IRIS doesn't respond to mispronunciations of its name, such as pronouncing it as "EE-ris". It does respond to nicknames people have set for the assistant though, such as Ris, which is set by Miles Meyer.
* Stefan Sanchez pointed out that IRIS' logo looks like The Incredibles' logo from Disney.
* IRIS' display being not exactly touchscreen friendly for needing gloves to touch it is factually correct: it was Amree Aguinaldo and Lucas Hale themselves who researched that the reason why holographic screens aren't commercially available yet is because of them being laser-induced and yet to think of a possible solution.
* Being a gadget, IRIS doesn't have a gender and is usually referred to as "it", but sometimes characters refer to IRIS as a "her" and "she", and IRIS responds regardless (but not to "he/him").
* IRIS is based on Baymax from Big Hero 6; at the same time, its creator, Daryll Dupain, is based on Tadashi Hamada.
* IRIS and Marston Meyer are the only ones in the Scarlet Swan Wiki to not have the "Personality" content in them, due to IRIS not being human and therefore couldn't feel or show emotion, and Marston wasn't given a lot screen time.