Command- Tango Roll: Tenguman commands Tango to leap off of his shoulder in a ball, shredding a target he comes into contact with

Command- Tango Blind: Tenguman commands Tango to leap off of his shoulder, latching onto the face of a target blinding them, causing them to miss attacks easily, or hit an ally.

Tornado Hold: Tenguman fires a T.hold at a target dealing damage and suspending them in the air

Ariel Srike: Tenguman rises into the air and dashes forward at a target damaging them

Wind ball: *Pew pew*

Command- Duo strike: Tenguman dashes at a target while Tango performs Tango roll at the same time

Name: Bleegott
(Not TGOT)

“There's no one I'd rather be than TGOT!”

Appearance:
Bleegott's a pretty big dude with pretty big hands and a standard-issue Mettaur helmet over his black hair. Wears an orange undershirt under a violet plaid shirt with ripped sleeves. Also wears dark cyan overalls with a broken left strap. Brown eyes.

Personality:
He's a pretty kind guy from the farms who will do most types of work, as long as it isn't too grisly. He's not too bright, but he usually means well when he screws up. If he gets really annoyed, he'll whack you over the head with either his fists or his oversized Cross. He has an immense fascination with TGOT and his own Relevancy, which most consider an abnormal obsession.

Backstory:
Brian Collins lived in Toidtopia, a calmer place compared to its sister city, Agorix. He worked on his family's farm, acting as the plow and the tractor since he was stronger than their cattle. Eventually he got sick of being used as farm machinery and not being looked on as a human, so he took a ferry to Sectis in search of better opportunities.

He took several odd jobs while roaming through Sectis in search of a profession he could really live off of. Eventually his travels led him to Agorix City, where he met TGOT. Brian worked for TGOT, warping to the mines in Minar's North Mikeville and helping extract gemstones from the earth. He earned his helmet while working in the mines, and when he teleported back to Agorix City, TGOT taught him the ways of Thaumaturgy, and during Brian's training, he off-handedly mentioned his theory of Relevancy. When the changeling refused to disclose any more information about this mysterious 'Relevancy,' Brian made it a mission to discover everything about the religion and perhaps anything else interesting about TGOT and his life.

Partway through his mission, TGOT whacked Brian over the head because he was starting to get a little creepy, stalking him home almost every night and asking his friends about TGOT at any opportunity he could get. Brian was so infatuated with TGOT that he decided to change his name in order to truly honor his boss. He would call himself Bleegott.

Later, Bleegott stopped a Met walking out of TGOT's office so he could ask him what the boss wanted. The Met told him to go away and then promptly asked him why he was doing all this. Bleegott responded,

“There's no one I'd rather be than TGOT!”

Utilities & Armaments:
Helmet: An indestructible hard hat, fit for a Met. It's not too fancy, but it guards against most things. The wearer can also hide inside the helmet, becoming impervious to everything but being flipped over.

Cross of Mercy: A giant slab of gold crudely shaped into a capital T. It's really good for knocking out people. It's also Bleegott's main instrument for his thaumaturgical exploits.

Cicada Cannon: Bleegott was wandering around the remains of Helig Castle when he saw an idle cannon in a meadow. He ripped it right off of its carriage and started carrying it around. Instead of loading it up with nearby cannonballs, he used his cannon to whack a tree and loaded it up with cicadas that were falling down from the branches. When Bleegott lights the Cannon's fuse, the cicadas residing within the cannon fly out and swarm anything in their path. The bane of changelings everywhere.

Leaf Blower: A backpack model; instead of blowing away leaves, it fires out a flurry of razor-sharp leaves that slice though anything. Bleegott uses this more like a nail gun than anything else, though.

Avocado Grenades: Plucked straight from TGOT's genetically modified avocado tree, these avocados, instead of being used for food, are used for their explosive power. When thrown, they explode and throw boiling guacamole everywhere.

Abilities:
Thaumaturgy: The arcane art of miracle-making. It is the Vis-fueled and Flux-repelling art of performing fantastical acts with and occasionally against nature. Transmutation, and Golemancy (the creation of golems) are just some examples of what thaumaturges can do. Only the most skilled thaumaturges know what they are truly capable of, and Bleegott is by no means a skilled thaumaturge.

Relevancy: The belief that TGOT made up out of nowhere. Bleegott believes that he is the second-most Relevant being, right below TGOT, although in TGOT's eyes, that is probably far from the truth. Nevertheless, this gives Bleegott an inflated sense of superiority and determination.

Gigantic Fists: Bleegott has really big fists. Therefore, he can just wreck almost anything with a single punch due to his strength.

Tree Power: Occasionally, with the help of his thaumaturgical prowess, Bleegott can turn into a version of TGOT's avocado tree, either for hiding or for firing cicadas and launching avocado grenades. Either way, it's a silly thing to see, but you don't want to be on Treegott's bad side.

Other:
this time it's not as wordy as the previous four

Name: Antares Satevis (Post War) Previous Entry Here
The Mirror's Messenger
"Unless you triumph over yourself, your own victory is impossible."

Appearance: A middle aged man in his late 20s, with short blue hair and brown eyes. Wears a combination of a white tuxedo and a black tie as casual wear; otherwise, he is outfitted with shiny, reflective armor in battle, along with a cape. Always seems to have a scowl on his face, rarely smiles.

Personality: Contemptuous and judgmental, though only to those he first meets. Once you get on his better side, he's still blunt and aloof, but he's much more accepting. He dislikes lying, and values the truth above everything. Much of his current personality is somewhat recent, and he's still uneasy toward others. Has a soft spot for his sister.

Backstory: Antares was once a young nobleman of the centuries old Satevis family, which once resided in the ancient city, Aletheia. The city was engaged in a feud with another neighboring city, Kallipolis; a war that would drive both cities to ruin. Antares was exiled from the city after an alleged crime, staged against him by the city's senators themselves through a secret conspiracy held against him. He journeyed himself to Cutopia to recoup his losses, one loss being his sister's death in the destruction of the city. Bored and filled with anger at his situation and cursing himself for trusting in others, especially those who were corrupt in nature, he decided to pay a visit to the newly appointed "King of the World", who achieved his position through his own fighting prowess. The fight ended in a stalemate, but Thaddeus gave him information regarding a cult related to his previous "crime", along with rumors of his sister still being alive. After finally confronting the cult, he prepared to face his sister, now possessed with the World Ender Leviathan.

After eliminating of what remained of the World Ender Leviathan, he was distraught to see the consequences of the battle: His allies, all dead except for one, the aftermath of the both apocalypses, and his sister, whose mind ended up completely shattered after becoming the host to the vile abomination. Carrying his sister's comatose body, he headed toward his mansion to get some respite, and to figure out a way to repair his sister's mind. Eventually, after some research in the library, he discovered a novel detailing the existence of multiple dimensions, along with the fabled Nova Spark residing in one, rumored to hold incredible power. Bidding his aged butler, Geoffrey, farewell, he fled into a makeshift portal, preparing himself for the worst.

Weapons: Optical Edge: His prized possession, this mirrored sword allows the user to utilize the weaknesses of his opponents to his advantage. It can mirror this almost exactly, accounting for elemental, physical, or magical weaknesses. It can also be magically applied as a barrier to reflect projectiles, and its fabled ability, the ability to tap into the psyche of others, makes it horrifying if it connects to his foe. However, that in itself is its major flaw- it requires contact with the body to achieve full effect.

Mirror Manipulation: Antares is able to summon mirrors to assist him in battle. These can be utilized defensively or offensively: as barriers to protect from further assault, or they can be shattered and sent towards his opponents, shredding them into bits. These mirrors can also be used as portals for himself, allowing easy transportation for himself and anything shot into it. His favorite finisher is trapping his opponents inside a gigantic mirror, and shattering them into a thousand pieces. Recently, he's been experimenting with magnetic forces to allow his mirrors to move towards another, crushing anyone unlucky enough to be trapped between them. Expect to see these used for illusion purposes as well.

Light Manipulation: Antares can utilize light to his advantage- it is his magical affinity, after all. This allows him to shoot projectiles of light at his enemies, or to use them in conjunction with his mirrors to direct them at targets, including another mirror. This ability can also be used to confuse others as well, such as blinding his enemies, creating illusions or turning himself invisible.

Taunting: Antares isn't afraid to taunt his enemies, using their psychological weaknesses against them to throw them off their game.

Other: -He shows great proficiency in playing chess, appreciating it as a game of wits.
-Due to his Optical Edge extending to psychological fears, he's taken some time to help those cope with severe trauma or a damaged psyche.
-His abilities and weapon share similar properties to a certain shapeshifting monster, and no one truly knows of its origin.

Name: Doctor Albus Castle
The Reliable Jack
"Let me show you the impressive fortitude of my defenses!"

Appearance: A big, burly man with chestnut brown hair, in his mid-thirties. His usual attire consists of what is akin to a black jumpsuit surrounded by a suit of black, bulky technological armor, crafted from pure impervium, a metal known for its highly resilient nature and high rarity. Two integrated cannons are present on each arm of the armor, each with a cylindrical design. Outside of his suit, he typically wears a standard red polo shirt with khaki pants.

Personality: Castle's main personality can be described as being very down to earth, laid back, and having a silly sense of humor, similar to a high ranked office worker. However, he isn't afraid to GET SERIOUSH when the situation requires him to. This side of his personality can be seen when he's working or annoyed, where he's prone to making snarky comments. He also values something called "common sense", and is confused at some of the eccentric personalities, including his employer's shenanigans. He is unquestionably loyal to anyone who employs him, especially his friend, TG.

Background:

Before reaching Cutopia, the younger Thaddeus was a spirited adventurer in an alternate dimension, with his first quest involving a suspicious castle far north. The castle was known as the "Devil's Keep", being the cause of many disappearances of adventurers who attempted the quest, seeking a legendary blade hidden within. Young, reckless, and willing to create a name for himself, Thaddeus took the quest, hoping to discover the true nature of the castle. Immediately, he found himself lost in the gigantic castle as soon as he entered the main doors. Before he became lost in despair and succumbed to hunger/death/whatever ill-concieved method, he located another person who ventured into the castle - a younger, now possessed Albus Castle, decked in full titanium armor. After a hard battle, TG was able to snap him out of the demonic trance controlling him, carefully knocking him unconscious.

After Castle returned to conciousness, he explained his situation to the young Thaddeus, and they became fast friends. Dr. Albus Castle started off as a renowned scientist of an unknown city-state. His main field of study involved dimensional theory, notably the conversion of dimensional energy to matter, an innovation he was hoping to utilize for the good of the world. The government of his nation decided to utilize his research for militaristic purposes against his wishes. After an accident known as "Incident Zero", Castle was sent into exile, with the majority of his inventions confiscated for government use. Disgusted by this turn of events, he left the place he once knew as his home, and headed towards regions unknown.

Using his great sense of navigation, Dr. Castle was able to navigate through the Keep. With some techniques he learned by a pseudo-combination of ingenuity and his inventions, he withheld the many monsters and traps seeking to end his life, reaching the top of the castle. When he reached the castle's peak, he met the one who controlled the monsters in the castle, who was using the legendary blade known as the Yoshitsuna to summon monsters deep within the dimensions. The demon playfully challenged him to a battle, which Castle lost and became a slave to their power.

He decided to aid Thaddeus after hearing his own reason for entering the castle, seeing him as the one who could aid him in defeating the power-crazed demon. Thaddeus agreed to assist Castle, as he was interested in the blade and determined to finish his first quest. Eventually, they both made it to the Castle's Peak and killed the demon utilizing the blade, who was about to use its dimensional power and their own army to rule over everything. However, the blade released a phenomenal amount of energy, and teleported both Castle and Thaddeus away to different dimensions. A few years later, they eventually met up at the Chaos Theatre, where Thaddeus's next plan came into play.

...However, this plan ended in disaster. After the incident which happened upon Sky Fortress(not to be confused with the one in CSA), he found himself without a job, many of his assistants and fellow co-workers died/disappeared, and his best friend blew himself up, along with the entire fortress.

After the King's return from the Gamma Dimension thanks to Count Nostalgia, Castle once again went back to working at his side, after a short dispute over previous events. Currently, he works as the lead engineer for both the King and his corporate partner, the changling known as TGOT, creating inventions the world has never seen before, for better or worse.

Weapons/Abilities: "Castle A" and "Castle B": Two of his armcannons, which can be used to fire any projectile that is loaded into em, including people, potatoes, rocks, rockets, etc. Both combined doubles the power and velocity of the projectile, which doubles the hurt. They also hurt like hell if he smacks you with them.

"Canonization Cannon": One of his favorite inventions, this utilizes his suit's energy to create anything imaginable. By using some of the core concepts of the "ColdFusion Principle of Digital Construction" and expanding upon it, he can essentially wield an infinite amount of practical and impractical ammo, as long as he has the energy to do so. With the Infinite Energy Drive held by TG, this can be boosted to ludicrous amounts, and was mainly used to fix dimensional breakage between the Chaos and Cutopia Dimensions. Unfortunately, he can't find ThatGuy since he exploded along with the Chaos Dimension, so its potential output has sadly decreased, no longer able to perform such impossible feats.

Desperation Move: Castle Crashing: Castle charges both of his cannons to overdrive, and he spams a crapload of projectiles straight in front of him. Ranging from small bullets to Kaiser Wave-esque blasts, it ensures the complete destruction of his target, at the cost of his own suit forcibly shutting down.

Sturdy: Due to his Impervium Armor, Castle is basically a walking tank. Many attacks do not have a noticeable effect on him, and he will use a plethora of fighting and wrestling moves to "squash you like bug".

Technological Prowess: As the Lead Engineer of the King, he knows a lot about technology, with much of it integrated into his suit. This allows him to access the battle data of his foes, discover weak points, find the nearest Starbucks, etc.

Other: -Burgers are his favorite food. More often than not, he'll be hanging out at the Cutter's Cove during his lunch break, which he states have "Probably the best damn burgers in Sectis."
-He's regarded as the creator, and therefore father figure, of Synthia Integrus, utilzing a special form of Canonization in her creation. His own relationship is similar to that of an overprotective father figure, and he greatly disproves of her 'special' relationship with the other dataform.
-He finds TGOT's inventions hilarious, using them as experimental tests of his Canonization Cannon to see if there's a limit to what the cannon can create. Fortunately or unfortunately, he hasn't seem to hit that limit yet, managing to successfully create any idea TGOT throws at him.

Nido Nakano, Wandering Hero





Backstory
Nobody really knows a lot about Nido's past. Then again, that might be due to nobody really remembering any of it. Nido didn't have any companions when she was younger, so she spent her time talking to animals, plants, and various common enemy types to help herself deal with everyone ignoring her. Nowadays, Nido (or as her friends call her, "Nidoqueen") is best known for her constantly upbeat outlook and her stunning feats of bravery, and that suits her just fine. I mean, look at how many famous game heroes don't have developed backgrounds. Mario? Doomguy? Pokémon Trainer Red?

Appearance
Unusually tall for a girl of her age, even taller than a lot of men. Fair skin, soft and silky smooth. Determined black eyes, sparkling with excitement. Long brown hair, with a cute curl in the front. Short brown bangs pepper down over her eyebrows and around her radiant cheeks. Her favorite outfit consists of deep blue overalls, fastened with gold buttons over top of an icy light-blue shirt, accented by tall brown boots and white gloves. She has other costumes on occasion, some of which grant her special powers when worn.

Personality
Somewhat childlike in her demeanor, Nido just wants to have fun and defend the universe. Or something like that, anyway. She's not one to turn away from those who need help, and won't hesitate to put herself at risk to protect a close friend. Her innocence and naivety gets her committed to some seriously dangerous situations, but if she's able to defeat the villain of the month and restore peace she ends up all smiles in the end.

Attacks and Skills
Blade of Bonds - Nido's trusty sword, capable of quick armor-cutting strikes. She's had it since the very beginning of her adventure.
Petite Shield - A small buckler held in Nido's off hand. Passively boosts her defense, and sometimes useful for blocking attacks.
Cyan Soul - Nido has an inner reserve of magic energy, which she mainly uses for spells aligned with ice and snow.
Blizz Gun - Nido can store excess magic energy in this super sidearm, then later shoot it as pure energy.
Nakano Hop - A combination of flexibility, athleticism, and very comfortable boots allows Nido to perform great leaps.
Nakano Stomp - Wind magic got you down? Er... up? Just tap down on the Control Stick to perform a fast fall and stomp your foes!
Love's Blessing - A healing force in the form of a winged envelope seeks out allies and mends their wounds.
Combat Teams - Nido can create a temporary soul bond with an ally, boosting the power of both fighters' attacks.

Daily Life
Nido lives in a cute little place on a cute little hill. She enjoys group role-playing games and going kart racing. Sometimes she'll walk along the plains, bringing her tiny pet triceratops Archie because he could really use the exercise. Nido would like to invite people over to her place more often, but most visitors get weirded out by her potted cactus, Totters. He just sort of bounces up and down in his little pot going "totto totto tot" and nobody really understands what he's trying to say. She has plenty of human friends as well, but when Nido decides to be social, she usually calls her best bud Lygana for a picnic or a dungeon crawl.

Maria Delmar
"Oh, don't mind me~ I'm just... ah, I'm not used to being up this early..."

Appearance: Appears to be a young woman (most likely in her mid 20's) with bleached-blonde hair and sea blue eyes. Her slender figure and pointed ears suggest an elven descent, but her scaled and webbed limbs, gills, and matching tail suggest something more akin to a mermaid. Perhaps she's a mixed breed, perhaps she's something else; her exact nature is unknown as of this time. She has a tendency towards blues, greens, and the occasional glint of gold in her fashion, sometimes mixed with (faux) furs when she feels particularly glamorous.

Personality: Maria is... strange, to say the least. Most who talk to her would describe her as very carefree and aloof, approaching the world around her with a fey whimsy seen only in movies. She will take almost anything in stride, waltzing about as if lost in one long daydream. However, those who frequent nightclubs and the neon-lit streets will tell a much different tale; once the sun sets, Maria kicks into high gear, a bundle of energy who sweeps everyone she meets away in a wave of high-octane excitement. These sudden bursts of energy have earned her the nickname "Tidal Wave" in some circles, sweeping the other members of the midnight crew clean off their feet. She is a bit reckless and still very much carefree, but kind; she does her best to make sure everyone around her is happy, and will go out of her way to help someone who is sad or hurt.

Backstory: Maria doesn't like to talk much about her past. Those who have asked have recieved seemingly disjointed stories, some crafted by the woman's own whimsy, some simply corruptions of the truth. From what they have gathered, the general consensus is this: Once upon a time, there was a young girl who lived with her parents in poor conditions. One day, her mother grew ill, and her father couldn't find a way to afford the treatments. Desperate, her father turned to occultism, which somehow lead to a terrible tragedy, the specifics of which Maria refuses to even hint at. She was saved by a strange woman who happened to be passing by that night. After the incident, the girl found herself unable to sleep, spending the rest of the night wishing she too could help people in need and bring them happiness. The details that lead from there to the present day are unknown, but she now wanders from place to place in an attempt to make that wish come true.

Weapons/Other Abilities:

Night and Day - There's a reason Maria's personality seems to toggle so drastically; Maria is, believe it or not, nocturnal. While she is capable of moving about during the day (and frequently does so), she is only half-awake while doing so most of the time, if not on the verge of collapsing in her chair. She tends to sleepwalk often, letting fate guide her footsteps as she drifts from place to place. Once night falls, however, the true Maria springs to life as she awakens from her slumbering state. The unknowing observer will frequently find themselves very confused by the sudden shift in personality if the time switches without them knowing.

Near-Sighted - Not so much an ability as a trait, an accident occurred long ago that robbed Maria of much of her eyesight. Though she doesn't like to discuss it very much, her vision is greatly impaired to the point where she can normally only see a few inches in front of her. Though she can navigate her surroundings just fine through a combination of aura-sensing and a sort of echolocation (you'll often find her whistling or humming to herself as she wanders around), tasks such as reading and eye contact are quite difficult for her, especially if she can't get within the roughly 10 inches her vision will actually detect.

Bioluminescent - Maria's hair reminds many of the glow-in-the-dark decorations found in many children's bedrooms, and for good reason. The hair contains chemicals much like those found in many deep-sea dwellers' bodies, which causes the hair to faintly glow. While it doesn't provide a lot of light (heck, it's pretty much undetectable in normal conditions, and even when it is it's about as strong as a dying glowstick), it provides enough for her limited (though abnormally sensitive) vision to grant her near-full visibility in otherwise pitch black situations, and makes it very easy for anyone looking for her to keep track of her in her usual hangouts.

Aquatic Affinity - As her fishlike appearance would suggest, Maria loves the water very much. Maria prefers to spend her time near water, though that's partly because something in her arcano-biological makeup causes her head to ache when she spends too long away from a water source. The fins and gills aren't just for show, either; she's a very swift swimmer, capable of reaching speeds that would make an olympic racer jealous, and is capable of breathing nigh-indefinitely underwater.

Merfolk Magic - Much like the mermaids her appearance seems to resemble, Maria has a few magical tools up her sleeve. Though she tends to favor water magic, she is capable of a diverse array of magical feats, primarily healing and illusion spells. She's a very non-combat sort of person; she is more likely to make someone slip on a puddle or push them away with a sudden jet than drown them, though as a last resort she is known to strike a target's mind with a sudden burst of emotion in an attempt to daze, confuse, or even completely incapacitate them.

Glamour - They say that Maria's carefree attitude is contagious, a fact that even her magical aura seems to support. Maria's aura passively emits a field of soothing magic around her. Anyone who is caught in this cloud of aether will feel more at-ease, as if in the presence of an old friend. It doesn't directly influence emotions, of course; it won't completely prevent hostility, sorrow, fear, or anything else someone might experience. It simply makes those under its effects more relaxed and more comfortable in their environment. The effect lasts until the subject leaves the cloud, after which their body and mind return to fully normal operation.

Interference - In a world where technology is prominent, Maria stands out as a bizarre and potentially dangerous liability. Anything more complex than a toaster is prone to spontaneous, improbable, and catastrophic failure if exposed to Maria's magical aura for too long. Lights suddenly shatter, firearms have their recoil amplified tenfold, harddrives mysteriously fill with copies upon copies of the Speed Racer soundtrack, and other unexplainable phenomena

Other:
- Maria is deathly arachnophobic. The mere thought of spiders is enough to make her uneasy.
- Maria's complete and utter ineptitude with technology has earned her the eternal contempt of Annette, who is frequently on the receiving end of frantic calls about impossible technical issues.

Name: Astraea Satevis (Post War) Previous Entry Here
The Mercurial Princess
"Make any comments on my stature, and I'll give the term "airhead" a whole new meaning."

Appearance: As one still used to her noble social stature, she dresses in princess attire, along with fair blond hair and a golden crown on top. Fairly short, which she hates to be reminded of.

Personality: Arrogance along with a hint of haughty, a dash of snark, sprinkled with Narcissism, and all blended together with rich, snobby class. She takes the contemptuous traits of her brother and multiplies it by seven, and her mood changes as fast as the wind. She sees other human life as insignificant compared to herself, and will use human resources for her own gains.

Background: The childish and spoiled sister of Antares, who can be seen as his foil. Originally an unwilling test subject of a very special experiment, to see if the essence of a god could be combined with a human, to be later used as a weapon against an opposing city. Unfortunately, this backfired terribly, as she went berserk and killed all the inhabitants in the city, proclaiming herself to be the princess of the now ruined kingdom. She was later used as the host of the World Ender Leviathan, summoned through a mad cultist by the name of Barlowe. After Leviathan was forcibly removed from her body, her entire mind suffered the equivalent of a BSOD and she fell into an indefinite coma. However, some of her remaining spirit binded into her knife, currently in possession of her brother, Antares, which he discovered during his jump into Siege. Although she's eager to get her body back, there's others who are also seeking the Spark for their own means.

Powers/Abilities: Zephyr's Blade (Family Heirloom): A fancy name for an ordinary yet nicely decorated knife. Really, that's all it is. It however, contains her lingering spirit and will always return to its user.

Pressure Manipulation: Astraea is able to control the the force of pressure, by increasing or decreasing it in an area or against a single foe. She's able to mess with people's heads with this ability, from popping eardrums or making their own head a mess. She can also solidify walls for to crush her foes, too. However, both abilities require a lot of concentration on her part, or she'll easily miss.

Wind Magic: Being her natural affinity, Astraea has a great deal of control over the wind. She can levitate, create strong hurricanes to fling her foes skyward, and manipulate her opponent to gain a strategic advantage.

Sound Manipulation: Astraea can create and bend sound waves to her will, creating deafening noises or annoying high pitched frequencies that can slowly turn a person insane. This can easily break glass, which includes mirrors, at a certain pitch.

Pressurized Form/Poltergeist: With enough concentration, Astraea can create a tangible form through pressurized air, allowing use of physical techniques, ranging from kicking people in the jewels or throwing large objects at them. She's invisible but can be felt through simple contact, with a simple wind spell causing her form to dissipate.  One of the few abilities usable in her knife form.

Other: -Did I mention she hates being called short? Many of her abilities are also unusable in her current form.
-She chastises her brother for his overall attitude, describing his personality to be as "interesting as the winds in the doldrums." Regardless, she's grown to admire his truthful behavior, helping increase her trust towards others.

Name: Synthia "Isis" Integrus
The Queen of Creation
"...Another bloody mess I have to clean up. Joy."

Appearance: Appears as a nicely dressed woman in her mid-thirties, with short, purple hair and a fancy white coat with frills, along with some fake fur at the collar. Wears a pair of glasses much like her employer, never seen without them. Carries a clipboard along with a stylus, and a digital watch on her right arm.

Personality: Well organized and a stoic, she's rather polite, although cold and formal. Doesn't talk much and is loyal to anyone she serves under, but can get annoyed at those who clearly don't know what they're doing. A bit of a perfectionist, too. Prefers to stay on the sidelines...
...although towards her enemies, she's a demon. She carries over the same personality of a cold and calculating stoic, but carries a sadistic streak with utter malice, preferring to see her enemies die slow and painfully. Her emotionless exterior along with her contrasting violent actions can be seen as abnormal, freaking many people out. Sides with the people she works with, and has no preference towards good or evil.

Backstory: ThatGuy's lead secretary. While being the ruler of the world is fun, it required tedious amounts of work. He hired a manager to handle his paperwork along with several other projects. Synthia rose to the call, and she works as the lead manager. Not much else is known about her background. She's generally very matter-of-fact and emotionless with a strong love of technology, which is one of the main reasons she still works for him. Her current occupation is as the Techological Advisor to the King, along with being the keeper of the King's Royal Archives.

The true origin of her existence is the database of the dimensional organization, known as the [REDACTED] but will be referred to as them for privacy's sake. When the King needed information about the mysterious group, he decided to fuck all logic and canonize the database at its source. He wasn't expecting an actual figure to appear and the transfer itself was incomplete, causing her to develop an unstable personality. Lacking a secretary, the king decided to appoint her as his new lead secretary, limiting her memory and locking much of the information of the organization away. This was to prevent her from accessing the entirety of the database, which combined with her unstable state could create something akin to a dimensional deity, something that could spell doom for the dimensions themselves due to her unpredictability. The king keeps her under watchful eye, although he allows her freedom to do what she wants.

Weapon/Abilities: Stylus and Clipboard "Datakeeper": "Inherited" from the Navya family, her fancy stylus and clipboard combination acts as an advanced computer, sort of like a tablet. However, the stylus doubles as a knife, and her clipboard can regulate the realities she creates, along with summoning objects through "Canonization". It's also a handy organizer when the work piles up.

Technological Prowess: A fellow technomancer, Synthia is well gifted with technology and can control most technological devices, allowing her access to networks and the like. Unlike the other failure of a technomancer, she doesn't use this for immature purposes, mainly using it to aid in her paperwork. She can also transport herself into certain digital pathways, which speeds up transport.

Virtual Reality: Synthia is able to create virtual realities of her pleasing, and can manipulate space rather easily. She utilizes this as her main gimmick, and this is where her "trickery and deceit" strategy comes into play. However, she also must abide by the realities she creates, so she can't make something like "the inside of a sun" as a reality. Eventually, it ends with a stab in the back, or worse.

Invisibility: Her watch allows her to turn temporarily invisible, similar to another backstabbing character. As usual, there's a limit to how long she can use it, which then needs to be recharged afterwards.

Careful Analysis: Being the creator of a large database allows her the ability to predict movement patterns or attacks of others and react accordingly. Any new move she "reads" from her opponent gets hastily added to the database, which she can use to her advantage. Since she is a technomancer, she is free to use the internet for research or other purposes, allowing her the time to strategize or plan for an early advantage.

Copycat: Synthia can utilize signature moves of others stored in her database, and eventually create imperfect copies if she has enough information to do so. However, her copies are restricted to her current knowledge and the amount of energy required to summon them, making them useful for distraction purposes or as a test of her opponent's power.

Schrodinger's Test: One of her more powerful abilities, this allows Synthia to use the information gathered in her database to visualize situations with certain characters in mind, essentially studying possible outcomes without engaging in such a situation herself. By doing so, she can easily predict encounters before they even begin, while using the best possible outcomes to her advantage. However, this shares the same weaknesses as her Copycat ability, requiring an excessive amount of energy and information to successfully generate a perfect situation. Due to the processing power required for this, she's unable to do any actions while performing the test, and she's limited to only one situation stored in memory.

Ace of Spades: A normal playing card with the familiar black spade across its face, this card has no special abilities attributed to it, yet Synthia chooses to keep it for reasons she rather not disclose. Aces of the Spade suit are widely seen as high cards in a standard deck of 52. Perhaps it's a metaphor for her own high status?
- Due to Synthia's uncanny ability to correctly guess where her adversary is, it can be assumed that there's some sort of connection or link between them, with the card being a possible source of such a connection.

Desperation Move: Controlled Alternate Deletion/Schrodinger's Solution - Synthia encases her foe in a gigantic digital construct and goes berserk, slashing her trapped opponent wildly with her stylus. Laughing mad, she attaches several explosives to the construct, ensuring complete destruction of the target.

Bitter to the Core: In her "Awakened" state, Synthia's Spellcore allows her to freely control the element of ice, greatly heightening her technomancy powers and being able to freeze her opposition solid with no remorse.

Other:
-She loves video games quite a bit, basing many of her realities on certain game worlds. It's debatable if she spends her time working or playing throughout her hours of work.
-Currently the manager of a certain database ordered by TG. Although it's still a work in progress, her main goal is to cover every single topic in Cutopia, for her own purposes.
-She's taken a liking to annoying her other counterpart, Annette, with outright contempt, although there seems to be a mutual respect between the two.
-Strangely enough, no data records of Synthia can be found before her services to the king, leaving her past as an mysterious and unanswered anomaly. Only a few trusted members of the King and them know of her origin.
-Rumors have been spreading about a couple relationship with a member of them. The King really doesn't like to talk about it, and interactions between the two have become more awkward as of late.