On the surface, Fire Spirit Cookie is a markedly cocky, spiteful, and boisterous character who puts much stock into appearances. His brash, seemingly self-centered attitude and impulsivity starkly contrast his fellow Guardians Of Nature —this morally gray Cookie's actions are often driven by mere whims or a search for entertainment rather than morals and justice. Indeed, Fire Spirit Cookie's rhetoric and manners are far more blasé than one may expect of a fabled fire-god, though aloofness and arrogance are crucial when prioritizing leaving a searing impression. He is headstrong to the point that he will frequently disregard or even mock the well-intentioned advice (or orders) of others, as defined by his dismissive treatment of Wind Archers “nagging”. This Cookie's profound fortitude causes him to be independent and something of a loner, having confidence in his abilities alone. Fire Spirit Cookie's presumptuousness is warranted, however: a force to be reckoned with, his power is exhibited by his unconditional control of flames and ability to effortlessly weave through the air. It is clear that he harbors some innate sense of reason and responsibility despite his outward lack of care, as even one as adamant as him is occasionally compelled to help when the forces of evil disrupt Natures course. Still, his involvement in heroic campaigns is generally fueled by them directly affecting him if not dealt with and/or at least inciting excitement. The god of fire is too marked by a thick air of mystery; his past as a whole is largely obfuscated, perhaps purposefully. Even when gloating about his power, he tends to hide behind surface-level brags that avoid deep details on his godly origins. A notable example of this is his Red Dragon's Bead, the apparent source of his powers: though its provenance is known to have been a deal with the Red Dragon, the cause of this event and what came afterward is hidden from history. What is known is that Fire Spirit Cookie seems to have been an ordinary Cookie before a being of arcane fire, and, considering his ego, his avoidance of this detail is likely intentional.