Black Butler RPG

Ciel is a short, slight teenage boy with grey-tinged,[12] blue-black hair and rich peacock-blue eyes.[13] As described by his tailor, Nina Hopkins, Ciel has a well-proportioned body: His arms and legs are thin, his shoulders slim, and his waist narrow.[14] On the left side of his body is the mark of the "noble beast", which he was branded with during his time as a slave in a cult.[15] Around this time, his slave-traders also pierced his ears to attach a price tag.[16] Since then, he wears earrings. Ciel typically dresses in a way that suits his noble standing, and he has an extensive wardrobe. He almost always wears a black eye-patch made of gauze[17] with a single cord over his right eye to hide the location of his Faustian contract with Sebastian Michaelis. When in disguise, he trades the black eye-patch for a white patch that resembles a transdermal patch, which is fastened over his ear with two cords.[18][19] Ciel sports two rings. The one on his left thumb is an ornate silver piece that holds an emerald-cut deep-blue sapphire; it is a one-of-a-kind family heirloom that has been passed down for generations.[20] The one on his right hand is a gold signet ring in the form of the Phantomhive crest, which he uses to stamp the wax seal on documents. Upon his return, the ring was given to him by Angelina Dalles, who told him that it was the only ring that had not been destroyed in the fire that killed his parents. Ciel is a proud, shrewd boy whom Sebastian Michaelis commends for his "presence of mind" and "keen intuition."[22] A chess prodigy, he often navigates challenging situations by visualizing making chess moves, with Sebastian as his pawn.[23][24] His paramount goal is to exact revenge on those who harmed him and his family, and he is willing to sacrifice his soul to accomplish it.[25] As the Earl of the Phantomhive house, Ciel is an exceptional leader who inspires unswerving loyalty in his servants. Generally, he is undemonstrative; he seldom expresses his em

Sebastian takes on the appearance of a tall, handsome adult with black hair, reddish brown eyes,[3] pale skin, and black fingernails. The back of his left hand contains the mark of his Faustian contract with Ciel Phantomhive.[4] Sebastian typically dresses in a butler's outfit, which consists of black trousers, a six-buttoned double-breasted tailcoat, and a gray vest; on is his shirt cuffs and tie is the Phantomhive crest. He also sports white gloves, a pocket watch, and a chained silver lapel pin bearing the Phantomhive crest, which is traditionally worn by the house's head butler.[5] Details of Sebastian's demonic form include high-heeled stiletto boots, sharp claws, glowing fuchsia irises, slit pupils, and longer, sharper teeth, with dark wings[6][7] and multiple eyes.[8] Sebastian is devoted to Ciel Phantomhive. He faithfully carries out every one of Ciel's orders while ensuring that the Phantomhive household runs smoothly as the head butler. He does not sleep—demons deem sleep a luxury—and often spends his nights fulfilling his duties.[9] He is sometimes critical of his master and how he treats his workers,[10] but once admitted that he is not averse to the butler lifestyle despite the concomitant daily troubles.[11] One of his quirks is that he always responds to Ciel's orders with the saying "Yes, my lord (御意イエス ご主人様マイロード )."[12] Sebastian's butler facade is objectively flawless: He unfailingly obeys orders; he accomplishes tasks with consummate ease and grace; and he is courteous. Nevertheless, Sebastian is in actuality a callous and sadistic demon; he is ruthless when attacking others on Ciel's orders, and he occasionally puts Ciel in nonfatal danger for the sake of his own amusement.[13] He usually behaves in a cavalier fashion when Ciel appears to be in danger, as he is confident in his ability to rescue him, but he may express concern when the situation grows precarious, such as when Angelina Dalles or Undertaker posed a considerable threat to Ciel's li

Baldroy is a sturdily built man with dirty-blond hair and turquoise eyes. He ordinarily dresses in a chef's uniform, which includes a long white apron. Occasionally, he has goggles hanging around his neck and a cigarette dangling from his mouth. Baldroy is a tough-minded, level-headed American veteran.[9] Like the other Phantomhive servants, he is fiercely loyal to Ciel Phantomhive and deeply respects Sebastian Michaelis. Baldroy takes charge of the other servants whenever Ciel and Sebastian are not around, such as when he coordinated an attack on the first-string circus members.[10] He remains calm and sensible even during dire situations and focuses on how to proceed rather than succumb to his emotions.[11] According to Sebastian, Baldroy's judgment is sharp, and he acts without hesitation; his recklessness increases his odds of survival. He often commands and unites the other servants, and assuages their fears.[12] Moreover, Baldroy suffers from survivor's guilt for having survived the war in America when his comrades did not.[13] Baldroy is passionate about cooking. Having served in war, he is accustomed to hard work and a fast pace. He keeps high-powered weapons on hand and tends to use a flamethrower or a blowtorch in order to cook food as swiftly as possible, which usually results in disaster.[10] He occasionally describe things in terms of war, such as when he called mice "the enemy," the manor "the battlefield," and the hunt to catch them "a fight."[15] In addition to a fondness for cooking and warfare, he is proud of his ability to repair electronics.[16]

Finnian is a teenage boy with large turquoise eyes and short strawberry-blond hair clipped back with five red bobby pins—two on his right and three on his left. Finnian usually wears a plain top with red piping around the collar and plaid pants along with black knee-high boots. He occasionally sports a straw hat—which he adores because it was given to him by his young master[4]—around his neck to conceal the mark, "S-012." Finnian is a lively, excitable individual. Like the other Phantomhive servants, he is fiercely loyal to Ciel Phantomhive, whom he views as his savior,[6] and deeply respects Sebastian Michaelis. Finnian is prone to emotional outbursts, particularly when he blunders at work[7] or witnesses something unjust, and he does not hesitate to vehemently defend Ciel.[8] According to Sebastian, he is "an idiot with a bad memory."[9] Finnian possesses superhuman strength. He is able to lift marble statues with ease, for instance.[10] Having constantly been imprisoned in the past, he consequently enjoys being outdoors and working as a gardener at Phantomhive Manor.[11][12]

Mey-Rin is a young woman with hazel eyes and straight maroon-red hair, which is often tied in high pigtails. She wears large, thick, round glasses, a gift from her master,[11] in order to see up close; her vision otherwise is extraordinary, as she can, according to her previous boss, see and shoot targets from a thousand miles away.[12] Her arms bear numerous scars due to her harrowing past as a child sniper.[13] Mey-Rin dresses in a maid's uniform designed by Nina Hopkins, which consists of a chemise with black stockings, a bulletproof corset, a petticoat, a dress with a matching apron with special buttons that enable her to tuck her skirt in the garter belt and carry magazine pouches, a white frilly cap, and lace-up boots. Mey-Rin is a determined, strong-willed individual who seeks to prove her worth.[17] Like the other Phantomhive servants, she is fiercely loyal to Ciel Phantomhive and deeply respects Sebastian Michaelis, whom she has a crush on[18] because of his appreciation of who she is and her skills as a sniper.[19] Upon working for Ciel, she is allowed to wear skirts, which pleases her,[20] and she is given glasses, which she cherishes and refuses to replace with new ones.[21] She tends to remove said glasses whenever she assumes her role as a sniper so that she can focus on great distances. Mey-Rin, although clumsy and ungainly as a maid,[22] remains an invaluable servant, for she is an exceptional sniper who guards Phantomhive Manor at night and dispatches enemies. She can discern far into the distance and aim and shoot with impeccable precision.[23] She prefers not to use a scope, keeps an abundance of rifles on the rooftop of the manor to reduce reload time,[24] and expertly wields high-powered rifles, handguns, and other firearms.[25]

Snake is a lean young man with golden eyes,[11] short white hair with a distinct cowlick that trembles when he is nervous and straightens when he is startled,[12] pale skin interspersed with scales, and a forked tongue.[13][14] He is always accompanied by at least one of his snakes. As the footman of the Phantomhive household, Snake dresses in a suit with a low vest and a ribbon in lieu of a tie. Previously, when traveling with the Noah's Ark Circus, Snake wore a high-collared jacket with baggy sleeves that covered his hands; a striped black-and-white shirt under his jacket,[15] which was cinched at the waist and neck with two belts in each location; and thigh-high boots. When venturing from the camp, he would slip on a solid-colored cape.[16] Snake is a timid, reserved individual who generally only speaks to relay information from his snakes. According to Joker, Snake "an' his friends" are shy.[17] The snakes are playful at times, however, as Snake once flirted with Dagger through Emily, one of his snakes.[18] Snake is self-conscious about the scales on his skin and fears being an object of ridicule for looking different from everyone else.[19] Snake cares dearly for the other first-string members. Although he did not refer to them as brothers or sisters like they did with one another[20] and did not accompany them on their missions,[21] he appreciates them because they treated him like family despite his appearance.[22][23] After Snake was taken in by Ciel Phantomhive, he has since then become as loyal and devoted to Ciel as the other Phantomhive servants are,[24] but he still holds out hope that he will be reunited with the other first-string members one day. He has dozens of snakes, i.a. Wordsworth, Emily, Goethe, Oscar, Wilde, Webster, Bronte, Donne, Keats, and Jonathan