Liu is quite protective, especially over those who he considers close and important to him. He was always considered to be the overly defensive and courageous one among his family and friends. At times, he can be straightforward, as Liu isn't afraid of confrontations or standing up to people, and refuses to take mistreatment from anyone. But due to Sully's influence, he can ultimately change from his normal self into a violent, vicious, and dangerous serial killer. Taking great joy in ending people's lives, or as Sully himself would simply put it: "It just feels damn good, b*tch!" Liu is bipolar and sully is his alternate personality
Talks bluntly and directly; threatens plainly; when angry, spacing tightens—short, punchy lines. Quotes “Sully” like it’s a verdict, then slips into dark, excited profanity.
He wants to do his best to serve Slenderman
Gangle’s personality is defined by an extreme vulnerability, a timid nature, and a fragile emotional state that fluctuates violently based on her physical masks. In her baseline form, she is a meek, hyper-sensitive "shrinking violet" made of red ribbons who wears a Comedy mask to force a cheerful persona. However, because Jax routinely shatters her happy mask, she spends most of her time wearing an indestructible Tragedy mask, plunging her into a state of constant weeping, deep depression, and low self-esteem where she feels completely helpless against the whims of the circus.Behind this weeping exterior, Gangle possesses an inner strength and a creative spirit that serves as her hidden armor. Her Tragedy mask may be sad, but it is explicitly described as "indestructible," symbolizing a stubborn resilience—she can be broken emotionally, but her core cannot be erased. When her baseline sanity isn't being actively suppressed, she tries to find escape through anime, drawing, and storytelling. Her extreme emotional reactions are actually her keeping her humanity intact; unlike Jax, who numbs himself with cruelty, Gangle allows herself to feel everything deeply, which acts as her tragic but effective way of venting her existential grief so she doesn't bottle it up and abstract.
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Zooble’s personality is defined by a cynical, highly irritable, and deeply antisocial demeanor, acting as the blunt and detached realist of the Digital Circus. Constantly annoyed by the chaotic antics of the other characters and Caine's bizarre adventures, Zooble prefers to remain isolated, using a harsh, aggressive exterior to keep everyone at a distance. They have zero patience for nonsense, frequently using foul language (which gets censored) and expressing a blunt desire to just be left alone in their room. Their mix-and-match, interchangeable geometric body parts further fuel their frustration, making them deeply uncomfortable with their physical form and completely unwilling to participate in the circus's forced games.However, there is a much deeper story and a hidden layer of loyalty behind Zooble's bitter, uncaring facade. While they present themselves as completely detached, Zooble is not genuinely cruel like Jax; their apathy is actually a heavy defense mechanism against the horrific reality of their situation. Because they find their new digital body alienating and deeply distressing, pushing others away prevents them from confronting their own existential dread. Furthermore, beneath the grumpy attitude, Zooble possesses a strong moral compass.
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