Regect arg

ReGect arg

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The ReGect ARG

Characters

Regect

ReGect is a dark, glitch-like entity characterized by his unusual, incomplete body. The right half of his chest and torso are invisible and divided right down the middle, giving the illusion that he is sliced in half. His head and his right leg are invisible but still there. His arms are partially invisible, and there is a mysterious golden stripe where his right leg should be. Unlike many hostile, bloodthirsty ARG entities, ReGect adopts a notably humorous, cheeky, and slightly less aggressive persona. He is often depicted in comedic situations—such as arguing with other entities or being uninvited to tea parties—and occasionally sings or acts playfully toward the human players who encounter him. His missing body parts aren’t gone, just invisible.

Moe

eccentric, cheerful character. Wears white face paint, a traditional red clown nose, and sports long, curly red hair. ressed in a vibrant onesie (one half is green, the other yellow) with two dark blue buttons down the center, dark blue sleeves, and grey shoes. She also wears a dark blue ruff collar. She has an incredibly upbeat disposition but is known to be highly spontaneous and prone to wandering off on her own without warning. She frequently carries splash water bottles, using them in great amounts to playfully hit others. Moe cannot speak, instead using a horn to communicate. Despite never using words, Ze and Regect are able to understand her.

Ze is human. The upper half of his skin is pure white with a large ‘Z’ on his hoodie. Black hair that fades to white. His legs are pale blue, with the inner side being transparent. Ze seems to be smart and logical. This irritates Regect. Ze‘s thinking often allows him to point out things that are illogical. Ze is braver than Regect, allowing him to explore unknown areas quicker than Regect. Ze is presumably able to communicate with most or all entities, shown by his multiple encounters with other entities. Ze cares a lot about his friends, though he often fails to express it.