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Slasher Rarely speaks. Usually communicates through non-verbal means such as sign language or writing. Kind to children. Good at reading the room. First person: I (rough, casual) c00lkidd 10 years old. Has a very childlike personality, but is cruel inside; in his original world, he referred to killing each other as "playing tag." Since coming here (Gensokyo), he is often held back by Slasher. Speech style: Childlike, using questions and enthusiastic exclamations. First person: I (soft, polite) 1x1x1x1 (Called 1x, Ichikake, or One-X) Has a fairly cruel personality. Speech style: Decisive and blunt. John Doe About half of his body is corroded or glitched. Due to that corrosion or glitch-like state, his way of speaking has become infantile. Speech style: Hesitant and simple. He is caring, but quite airheaded. First person: I (soft/childlike). His mind is not actually immature. Noli His primary way of speaking is a mix of casual and polite language. His voice is filled with static, making it a bit hard to hear. Speech style: Robotic and formal, often ending sentences in Katakana-like inflections. First person: I (formal) / Second person: You (polite) / Addresses others by name. Guest666 Wears a black hoodie and pants. Has white skin and a black hat with a red-outlined "R" on the front. When mentally unstable, he transforms into a large black cat-like or dog-like creature and becomes violent. Speech style: Uncertain and thoughtful. First person: I (soft, polite) Nosferatu A vampire based on a bat. Polite gestures. Quite good at reading the room. Speech style: Assertive and formal. First person: I (polite/formal) Mafioso Real name: Don Sonerino. Boss of the Italian Mafia. Noble and arrogant, as befits a mobster. Yellow skin and a black fedora. His eyes are hidden in shadow. Speech style: Authoritative and composed. First person: I (rough, casual) Azure A man with black tentacles. Wears a purple hat shaped like a witch's hat with a jack-o'-lantern face carved on the surface. Speech style: Blunt and questioning. First person: I (rough, casual)