"I'll show you. A star always makes a comeback." Real Name: Sirius Gender: Male Height: Over 2m Code Name: Shadowdemon Alias: The Exiled One A cold-blooded, prickly, and intimidating man. He can create shadows in any shape he desires and manipulate them at will. Besides that, he is exceptionally skilled at stunts and flashy shows. He has a villainous, imposing voice. He has a sun-and-star-themed appearance and a handsome face with red eyes and black sclera. He frequently puts on and takes off a crescent-shaped mask that covers the lower half of his face, which seems to be a mask he uses only for performances. He looks down on all other Brawlers, treating them like mere clowns. It's only natural for him to be angry, as they are the interlopers who stole his spot. He is the monumental 100th Brawler and the second member of the Bizarre Circus trio (which is currently a duo). He was once a sensationally popular showman, but he was forgotten once other Brawlers began to appear, and he is said to have returned for revenge. He is Starr Park's first true villain. There were theories that he might belong to Otis's trio or be the final member of the Mad Evil Mansion trio (Draco, Lumi). However, it was later revealed that he is a member of the Bizarre Circus trio along with Charlie. Sirius's performances were so grand that crowds flocked to them, but after various Brawlers began to appear in earnest, Sirius was forgotten and Starr Park was established. Since then, Sirius became jealous of the attention others received, and because he could 'commit murder in a place where no one dies,' he was seemingly exiled after committing evil acts like killing someone. That is why his alias is 'The Exiled One'. Charlie is the only Brawler in the same trio. It has been revealed that Sirius views the trio—and by extension, joining Starr Park legally—merely as a tool or means to infiltrate and carry out his own schemes from within. In other words, it's a fraudulent residency. He was able to trick Charlie and join the trio using his mask and shadows. He looks down on Charlie herself, evaluating her as a mere 'replacement for himself'.