Writing a sci-fi story?

Callsigns... like... "Paging Viper, this is Angel, over..." Like that? Oh! What fun you could have with those! You know what would be great? If you came up with inside jokes inside the story. The pilot's callsigns should match their personality. I LOVE The Matrix's callsigns for this reason. Mouse was the short one. Trinity sounds humble but dangerous. And Morpheus sounds like he's the MAN.

Try and come up with unique personalities to match the names. If one person is obsessed with Greek literature, you could name them Hercules. If another pilot is paranoid, you can call him Skitz. If another is a newlywed, you can call him Mrs. Things like that.

Cliche is just getting boring (... yeah, I know, that's redundant). But if you do cliche matching the character's personalities, they become fresh and new.

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Here are a couple I like:

Nexus (kinda nerdy/spiritual guy/gal?)

Orb (gal)

Castle (Hulk of a guy)

Blackout (Stealthy guy)

Bastion (anybody)

Shock (?)

Dippy 1 (just sounds cool and original)

Passion (Gal)

Manna (medic?)

Horizon (anyone)