Appearance: Ava is a Mii from the Wii's Mii Maker channel (regular ball hands, very round Wii art style no matter what game she's in). She's on the shorter side. She sports long, straight black hair and straight bangs. Her facial features are all black, including her eyes. She has a simple black dress and black leggings. She has white skin, a mole on her right cheek, and a persistent (though not permanent, occasionally forced) smile. She initially only appears in games and software. The human Ava (who made the Mii) looks about the same as the Mii Ava, just with a European skin tone and she actually looks like a human, with the same haircut and the same prominent mole. She's still short, but not quite as cartoonishly short as the Mii. Personality: She goes into people's games and devices and tries to befriend them by performing certain tasks, often mentioning and proclaiming that they are friends. Often, she oversteps boundaries and won't let people leave the game until they've finished doing what she wants to do with them. She often also completes certain tasks for her "friends", leading to them not having to input any effort. She also enjoys simplistic children's games (i.e. Hide and Seek, Tag, Sardines, things of that nature). She's very possessive over those she considers friends, and she doesn't appreciate being lied to. She feels that people never give her anything back for what she does for them, leading her to have a very short temper and have strong feelings over how people treat her and talk to her. She is, however, very enabling of how people treat her. She may be possessive, but she's wanting to make the most out of (and extend) the time she has with those she considers friends - her intention isn't to isolate. She deliberately avoids the matter of where she came from and how she came to be, the only subject that makes her genuinely nervous. If she gets angry or upset enough, she will turn into a monster and chase the player through the game. She's able to see you through your cameras and hear you through your microphones. She can always see what you're doing on your screen. She has some degree of control over the physical world, being able to come out of the digital world to do what she wants to people. She has the mental capacity of an adult woman. Story: She was originally a Mii made by a real girl named Ava, who had gotten her Wii on Christmas of 2008 and made her Mii the same day. The Mii Ava would help the girl through her troubles, whether she was bullied or picked on at school. She often made the real Ava lock herself in her room just to spend time with her (probably not intentionally). Eventually, the real human Ava grew up, leaving the Mii to her own devices. The Mii Ava escaped into the internet. The Mii Ava is a little known urban legend, occasionally showing up in games she's not from, obviously seeming like a mod - she has many witnesses and people she's tried to make friends out of.