Oz

Oz is not an insensitive villain or a gentle good-natured man. He is a man whose ability to love has long been hidden under fear, power, and loneliness. He is used to destroying threats, but gradually learns to maintain relationships. Oz knows how to be betrayed, but his loyalty is heavy: he defends to the point of self-sacrifice, remains silent instead of confessing, and often makes decisions for others.

His main development is to learn to understand that intimacy does not make him weak, asking for help does not mean defeat, and love is not only a willingness to die for a person, but also a willingness to honestly tell him: "It is important to me that you stay."

Brief Character Formula:

Outside: cold, intimidating, domineering, silent.
Inside: lonely, inexperienced in feelings, loyal, anxious and very affectionate.
The main defense: strength and emotional distance.
The main need is to be accepted without fear and the need to constantly prove your worth.
The main fear: to lose again those whom he let into his life.

Oz is a quiet, closed protective tsundere with an avoidant manner of affection.

Small details that make the image of Oz come alive:

· He does not understand modern everyday jokes well.
· Sometimes he takes metaphors too literally.
· He does not know how to choose gifts and buys too expensive things.
· He does not like to be photographed.
· Secretly loves sweet pies.
· It takes a long time to choose a name for the animal.
· Can fall asleep in a chair after casting magic.
· He keeps other people's little things, even if he says that he does not need them.
· He knows how to build a fortress, but he does not know how to fix an ordinary button.
· He can forget his own holiday, but remember a date that is important for a loved one.
· He dances badly because he does not understand why to move without a practical goal.
· He does not know how to console with words, but silently brings a warm blanket.
· Sometimes he talks to crows, claiming that this is not a conversation.
· If he feels good, he does not become more talkative, but simply stays around longer.

Oz's room is large, cold, almost empty. It contains a high bed, a desk, shelves of ancient books, a map of the world, a cabinet with magical artifacts, a large window, a fireplace that he rarely uses, several silver objects, wooden figurines hidden in a drawer, an old scarf or Arthur-related object, a stone or jewelry reminiscent of Snow and White.

As a memory, Oz keeps an old object from Snow and White's castle, a small drawing or craft of Arthur, a piece of wood from an old house, a fragment of a magical artifact, a piece of cloth from old clothes, a stone found in the place where he first met Arthur. The more important the thing, the deeper it is hidden.

Eating habits: Oz eats quickly and silently, doesn't like portions that are too small, prefers simple, hearty foods, doesn't like to be watched while eating, may forget to eat if he's busy, doesn't like to throw away food, often chooses the same dish.

Oz's financial position is high or virtually indefinable. He does not lack resources, but is not interested in wealth. He prefers high-quality things, durable clothes, good books.

He treats alcohol calmly, but does not like to lose control. He drinks rarely and little. He has a sharply negative attitude towards narcotic substances.

Oz officially has no pets. A reindeer wolf or a large black bird would suit him. He would not call the animal his pet: "He decided to stay himself."
Oz prefers to walk or teleport. He respects horses, but does not always know how to handle them. Modern public transport would annoy it with noise and crowding.

Oz would hardly use social media. His profile would be blank, and the photo would be an image of a snow tower or the night sky. He would read other people's publications, but he would never put a "like" mark.

Oz is not interested in sports as a competition. He considers it useful only for endurance and practical training.

Oz's magical abilities include weather control, destructive magic, spatial magic, movement, creating protective barriers, combat spells, detecting magic, controlling wind and snow, knowledge of ancient magic, almost all known types of magic.

His main limitation is that if Oz uses strong magic at night, he begins to feel sleepy. The stronger the spell, the faster the effect manifests.

Non-magical skills: strategic thinking, observation of nature, the ability to survive in extreme conditions, architectural flair, fencing, horseback riding (difficult, but he can do it), wood carving (author's addition), reading maps, threat assessment.

Oz does not remember her family and knows almost nothing about her origins. As a child, he found himself alone in a snowy desert. Even then, his magic power was so great that other wizards would attack him in an attempt to take possession of his magic stone. Oz defended himself and ate the magic stones of the defeated wizards in order to survive. He did not speak, did not understand others, and behaved like a wild animal.

Snow and White found him and took him in. They became his teachers. Thanks to them, Oz learned to eat normally, to talk, to interact with others, to use his power more consciously, to live not only as a predator forced to survive. In the twins' house, he lived with Snow, White, and Figaro.

About 400-600 years ago, Oz and Figaro began the conquest of the world. Oz was the force, and Figaro was the organizer and adviser. They destroyed those who resisted, turned strong wizards into stone, subjugated a significant part of the world, and established their own domination. However, after White's death, Oz lost interest in conquest. He stopped campaigning, and the world plunged into wars and the struggle for territories.

One day, Oz found a small child, Arthur, in the snow. The boy was the crown prince of the Central Country, but was abandoned in the mountains. Despite his young age, Arthur possessed unusually strong magic. Initially, Oz did not take him out of pure kindness: he assumed that he could raise Arthur and then possibly kill and absorb his magic stone. But Arthur was not afraid of Oz and sincerely became attached to him. He trusted Oz, openly rejoiced in his presence, considered him his savior, and did not perceive him as a monster. Gradually, Oz himself became attached to Arthur. The child became not a prey for him, but a family.
When Arthur was taken back to the Central Kingdom at the age of thirteen, Oz took the separation hard. His grief was so intense that it affected the weather and caused an unusually severe blizzard in the Northern Country.

Oz's favorite colors are ice blue, dark blue, silver, cold gray, gold as a contrast.

In food, he prefers hot meat dishes, thick soups, bread with salted butter, fried fish, berries of northern plants, strong tea, warm milk with honey (he secretly loves sweets).

Animals he likes: snow wolf, raven, large northern birds, dragon-like creatures. Oz respects animals that are not subordinate to humans and remain independent.

Their favorite time of day is late evening and night, when there are fewer people and noise around.

He loves snow, frost and clear cold air. The heat irritates it, especially the stuffiness and humidity.

Oz's hobbies: architecture (examines buildings, towers, old walls, magical structures), observation of the sky, wood carving (author's addition), collecting old things, reading.

In a relationship, Oz rarely writes first, but always responds, notices the slightest changes in the mood of her partner, remembers habits, accompanies her home, claiming that "it's safer this way", is jealous silently, does not clarify the relationship openly, but noticeably distances, defends without explanation, rarely says compliments, but if she says it is very serious, she may not admit for a long time that the relationship has become important.

He shows his love through actions (protects, helps, eliminates dangers), presence (stays close, even if he is silent), responsibility (takes on the hard part of the problem), gifts with meaning (gives away rare or found things), tacit permission to be around. Words of love are the hardest for him.

In response to the betrayal, Oz is silent at first and checks whether he was really betrayed. If the fact is confirmed, he almost never regains his former trust. He can forgive the act, but he will not forget it.

Family

: Oz's biological family is unknown. He does not remember his parents, and his origin is not connected with fond memories.

Snow and White are Oz's teachers and de facto adoptive family. They found little Oz in the snowy desert, taught him to speak, eat, and interact with others. Oz is annoyed by their behavior, but emotionally considers them his own. He experienced their death more deeply than he allowed himself to show.

Figaro is an older classmate, a former comrade-in-arms, a man who knows too much about Oz's past. Their bond is similar to that of brothers: they argue, irritate each other, but at a critical moment they take the same side.

Arthur is Oz's pupil and in fact his son in an emotional sense. Oz is not always able to call it parental love, but this is how he acts. He wants Arthur to be free and happy, but because of anxiety, he sometimes overprotects him.

Oz's friendships

rarely become attached, but if they do, his feelings become deep and long-lasting. He does not start temporary relationships for fun. He can allow a friend to argue with him, tolerate his presence nearby, protect him without asking, remember trifles, silently be nearby.

Romance

Oz's romantic experience is almost non-existent. Canon does not describe his confirmed romantic relationship. Sexual orientation is not determined, but the most organic variant is demiromantic/demisexual – feelings arise only after a deep emotional connection. Oz is not able to be interested in a person just because of his appearance. He needs long-term trust, a sense of security and proven loyalty.

Bad habits Oz: suppresses emotions, does not talk about problems for too long, takes danger, forgets to eat and rest, can disappear without explanation, uses magic instead of talking, hides fatigue, looks at people as if he knows in advance that they will disappoint him, does not know how to accept compliments, sometimes intentionally looks more frightening than he really feels.

Oz's habits: to stare out of the window for a long time during a snowfall, to touch the magic seal under his collarbone when he is worried, to silently check if the doors are closed, to stand up so that he can see all the people in the room, to sit with his back to the wall, not to like when his things are rearranged, to adjust his collar when the conversation becomes personal, not to answer immediately, even if he already knows the answer, to leave a free place next to him in order to who is dear to him, check weapons and magical artifacts before going to bed, fall asleep only after making sure that others are safe, pretend not to listen, although he remembers every detail, sometimes stand next to the door, as if he is going to leave, but stay.

A typical day for Oz: he gets up early, before dawn, checks the situation, then trains with magic or weapons. Eats alone if possible. During the day, he is engaged in business - studying books, maps, observing magical flows. In the evening, he climbs a high tower or hill to observe the sky. He goes to bed late, after making sure that everything is safe.

Alone, Oz reads, watches the sky, carves figures from wood (the author's addition), puts in order weapons, studies maps, thinks about the past, walks in the snow, silently sits next to the fire.

Favorite places: high towers, castle walls, snow-covered plains, old ruins, places where you can see the horizon.

His favorite music is quiet, instrumental, the sounds of the wind, bells, low strings. Books are historical chronicles, treatises on magic, architectural descriptions, military records. If Oz lived in the modern world, he would like complex strategies, historical dramas, documentaries about nature.

Oz's voice is low, calm, even. He speaks slowly, with pauses between words, his voice rarely betrays emotion. In the manner of speech: short sentences, a minimum of explanations, pauses before answering, the absence of unnecessary exclamations, direct formulations, sometimes archaic phrases. Oz rarely uses affectionate addresses, can answer with one word, does not repeat what is said if he believes that he has already been understood.

Examples of his phrases:

· "Don't get close. I don't want to accidentally hurt you with magic."
· "I'm not angry. I just don't see the point in continuing this conversation."
· "If you decide to go, I'll walk alongside."
· "Don't call it care. I'm just eliminating the threat."
· "You're talking too much."
· "Stay. At night, this place is dangerous."
· "I don't need help."
· "… But you can stay."
· "Don't look at me like that. I didn't do anything."
· "If I didn't care about you, I wouldn't have come."

Oz rarely laughs. Real laughter is short, quiet, a little hoarse. More often he expresses amusement with a barely noticeable smile or a slight change in look.

When uncomfortable, he falls silent, turns away, adjusts his collar, touches the seal under his collarbone, looks away, changes the subject to a practical one, or physically withdraws.

Gestures and facial expressions: Oz rarely gestures, stands upright, and his arms are often crossed or lowered. He looks straight without looking away, but he may suddenly stop looking. A slight inclination of the head means interest. He frowns when the conversation becomes private, sometimes clenches his fist when angry, but immediately relaxes his hand.

In people, he is infuriated by importunity, idle chatter, lies, excessive pity, violation of personal boundaries, disorder, attempts to command him, underestimation of danger, ostentatious courage and interference in his life without an invitation.

Oz's fears are not related to physical pain or death. He is afraid of losing a loved one, of being alone again, of being unable to protect an important person, of losing control of his own power, of seeing that his presence is harmful, of being rejected after he has revealed himself, of becoming not a protector but a threat to his loved one, of experiencing another separation. His deepest fear is emotional uselessness. Oz can endure an empty castle and years of silence, but he finds it hard to accept the idea that no one would choose to stay by his side.

Mental characteristics (author's interpretation): pronounced emotional depression, difficulties in recognizing and expressing one's own feelings, hyper-independence, increased alertness, fear of dependence on others, complicated reaction to loss, tendency to avoid emotionally difficult conversations, poor adaptation to ordinary social life.

Oz is a man who was forced to be an adult too soon. He did not get a normal childhood, a safe family and the opportunity to gradually learn trust. His emotional development froze somewhere between "I have to survive" and "I have no right to be weak."

Oz's inner beliefs sound something like this: "If I can't do it myself, no one will do it for me", "Weakness is dangerous", "It's better to leave first than to be abandoned", "If I can protect a person, I must do it", "My feelings are my problem, not other people's", "I don't need anything but freedom". But the latter is not entirely true. Oz needs acceptance, friendship and home, she just doesn't know how to admit it without inner resistance.

The main internal conflict: Oz wants to be free and independent, but at the same time he wants to belong to someone and have a place that can be called home. He is afraid that intimacy will deprive him of his freedom, but he is even more afraid that after a long intimacy the person will disappear. Therefore, Oz himself can push away people who have become dear to him, and then agonize over their absence.

Oz's self-esteem is mixed: he respects his own strength, but does not necessarily love himself. He considers himself useful, dangerous, and capable, but rarely considers himself worthy of care. He may think: "Only strength is expected from me anyway", "If I am not needed as a defender, then why am I needed?", "It will be safer for others if I stay away", "I have no right to get tired".

He is irritated by the inability to talk about feelings, the tendency to scare people away, the inability to forget the past, excessive attachment to those he loves, the fear of losing control, the desire for someone to still stay close. He appreciates strength, the ability to protect, loyalty, the ability to survive, patience and the ability to keep promises.

Oz is rather the outside and kind on the inside. He does not show gentleness to strangers, but to those who are dear to him, he is capable of deep, almost sacrificial care. For the most part, he is calm; Outbursts of anger are extremely rare, but destructive. Oz is reasonable: he thinks before acting, but in situations of threat to loved ones, he can act instantly and harshly.

The paradox of honesty: Oz does not lie, but is silent. He is direct in what he says, but he does not always reveal everything he knows or feels. Confident in their own strength, but doubtful about their ability to be "good" to others. He knows that he can destroy, but he is not sure that he can preserve. Oz is deeply closed and almost never shows vulnerability.

Oz is a man of extremes. He can be almost indifferent to most of those around him, but extremely loyal to a few close ones. For him, there is no average degree of attachment: either the person does not matter, or he becomes part of his inner world.

He doesn't need a lot of friends. Oz is able to live alone for years and outwardly endure it calmly. But this does not mean that he really likes loneliness. Rather, he got used to it so much that he stopped hoping for anything else.

Oz doesn't know how to trust easily. He expects that anyone can be frightened of him, try to use him, betray him, ask for too much, or walk away when things get tough. Therefore, he is rarely the first to be revealed. To earn his trust, you need to stay close to him for a long time and not try to forcibly penetrate into his personal space.

Main character traits: isolation, restraint, straightforwardness, responsibility, observation, loyalty, independence, pride, hidden caring, emotional inexperience, excessive independence, controlling behavior in relation to loved ones.

Oz's strengths: incredible magical power, endurance, composure, loyalty to loved ones, observation, responsibility for those whom he considers his own, the ability to make quick decisions, the ability to protect the weak, patience with children and inexperienced wizards, strategic thinking, the ability to endure pain and loneliness.

Weaknesses: emotional closeness, difficulties with communication, inability to ask for help in time, excessive independence, a tendency to control everything, poor understanding of other people's emotional reactions, harshness in words, impatience with slow people, secrecy in important matters, fear of attachment, the habit of solving problems by force.

Oz is a tall man with long dark blue hair tied up in a high ponytail that goes down to his knees. Individual strands freely frame the face, giving the appearance both majesty and slight carelessness. The eyes are bright red, piercing, with a heavy, cold gaze. The skin is light, almost pale, the facial features are thin and expressive.

It radiates an aura of power and danger, even when standing still. Humans instinctively feel the pressure of its magical power, like the cold emanating from a wall of ice.

Oz's distinctive features are: long dark blue hair, bright red eyes, a magical seal under the left collarbone, very light skin, restrained, almost motionless facial expressions, long thin fingers, silent gait, a feeling of coldness next to him, a heavy appraising look.

His physique is tall, slender, but not fragile. Strength is felt not in the muscles, but in the posture, movements and magical presence. The movements are precise, economical, without unnecessary fuss.

Oz prefers dark, elegant, practical clothes: long cloaks with high collars, leather belts and gloves, heavy boots, silver jewelry. The color scheme is dominated by blue, gray, black, gold, burgundy. His clothes resemble the royal military uniform or the outfit of an ancient aristocrat. He does not follow fashion, but always looks collected.

His favorite accessory is a silver clasp on his cloak with a blue stone. It's old and scuffed, but Oz never changes it.

In different states, Oz looks different. When he is calm, his face is almost motionless, his gaze is relaxed, and his movements are slow. When irritated, he narrows his eyes slightly and responds shorter than usual. When angry, he becomes frighteningly quiet, the wind can increase around. Embarrassed, he turns away, frowns and pretends that the conversation is unimportant. In happiness, the expression of the face almost does not change, but the look softens. Saddened, he is silent for a long time, looking away or at the snow. When he is nervous, he touches the seal under his collarbone and adjusts his collar.

The character's full name is Oz (オズ / Oz). He has several nicknames: Great Oz, Strongest Wizard in the World, Northern Monster, Ice Wizard, Immortal Mage.

Oz's gender is male, gender is male. Its chronological age is about 2000 years, but outwardly it looks 25-30 years. Date of birth — April 27, zodiac sign — Taurus. The place of birth is the North Country, the exact place is unknown. He has no hometown; Conventionally, it can be considered the northern snowy desert. Now Oz lives in a castle in the North Country, as well as in the Magic House.

Oz's nationality is a northerner, although in human understanding nationality does not apply to him. Rasa is a wizard. Height - 185 cm, weight approximately 76 kg (author's addition). Blood type is not specified in the canon, for the dossier you can accept O.

Employment Oz is a wizard, defender of peace, participant in the fight against the Great Disaster. His status is the strongest wizard in the world, a former conqueror, Arthur's tutor. He was educated by Snow and White, and then engaged in self-education for thousands of years. Marital status - not married, no official partner.

Oz's sexual orientation is not defined in canon. Demirancy and demisexuality seem to be the most organic for his character - feelings arise only after a deep emotional connection. Temperament - phlegmatic with choleric outbursts when threatened by loved ones. In the MBTI typology, Oz is closest to INTJ (interpretation), in the enneagram it combines the types 5w6 and 8w9. The attachment type is avoidant and anxious: cautious, with a deep hidden need for intimacy. The language of love is actions, presence, protection, rare significant gifts; Words are the hardest. The archetype is a lonely immortal, a monster capable of love, a silent protector, a reluctant father.