New Beginnings Person

The New Beginnings People, also known as Beginnings People, are an artificial race of human clones formerly manufactured by the Poop Sock Empire. Their genetic template is based off of Delishitor, who was thrown into space by an unknown company. They served as the slave race of the empire for several years before the planet that produced these clones, and therefore the perfect cloning process, was destroyed by a meteor impact. Millions of these people, however, still exist, scattered throughout the universe. The most notable New Beginnings Person is Terrence Scruggs, a former Poop Sock Empire Crusader.

History
On July 17th, 2017 CE or 5968 ASD, Delishitor was defeated by the Thotvengers on Earth. Some unknown time later, Delishitor's corpse was sent hurling into space by an unknown company.

Delishitor's corpse spent the next 783 years floating in the dead of space, until it arrived in a far off galaxy. The corpse was recovered by the fledgling Poop Sock Empire in 2800 CE or 6751 ASD, by a scout ship. It was subsequently studied by Poop Sock Imperial scientists, who were able to find genetic potential in the body. The empire proceeded to use its resources over the next century to produce a lifeless planet dedicated to the cloning of the corpse. The reason for this was multi-faceted: the citizens of the empire wanted both effective labor and hoped to escape the rigid caste system of the Poop Sock.

On 3018 CE, or 6969 ASD, the clone that would come to be known as Terrence Scruggs was grown.

On 3020 CE, or 6971 ASD, the planet faced a devestating meteor strike that destroyed most of the clones and scientists on the planet. This ceased the production of the New Beginnings People, and they have so far not recovered. One notable survivor of the impact was Terrence Scruggs, who was flung to another planet and later recovered by the empire.

The New Beginning People number in around 1 million, and are slowly declining every day. Following the destruction of the original clone central command, many have become increasingly introspective and thoughtful.