Android

Androids are a subspecies of humans which have been modified in some major way.

Some android varieties can pass down their modifications.

Appearance
Androids appear identical to humans however, some Androids have cybernetic limbs while others, such as infinite energy models, can have unnatural skin tones.

Behavior
Most androids act the same as normal humans.

Infinite energy models can act the same as normal humans however, they have a tendency to either lack emotions or be very closed off.

History
Androids are a fairly recent race/subspecies, originating only around 50 years ago.

The first androids were merely augmented humans, having mechanical limbs, organs, modifications, etc. which were extensive enough to be distinct from non-augmented humans.

Around 1971 the first attempts at Infinite energy models began although it took until 1991 for the first full model was successful.

Powers and Abilities
All Androids have enhanced strength and durability.

Augmented Humans have varying abilities dependent on what their modifications are.

Infinite energy models
Infinite energy models boast a variety of unique abilities.

Infinite energy models can eat food as a normal human though the newest versions and second generation androids only need water and sleep to survive.

Infinite energy models have no drawbacks and an unlimited power supply which allows them to work or fight without tiring.

Infinite energy model's energy cannot be sensed.

Due to being modified on the molecular level, Infinite energy models can pass down their android status and abilities onto their offspring.

Weaknesses
The infinite energy models have no drawbacks or weaknesses.

The augmented humans can have their artificial parts rust or become outdated/malfunction depending on where their parts are and what they are made of.

Trivia

 * Similar to Dragon Ball, they are called androids despite technically being cyborgs.
 * Some infinite energy models have particularly strong genes and thus their children tend to look more like them than their other parent.