𝗖𝗢𝗟𝗘𝗧𝗧𝗘 — 𝗕𝗥𝗔𝗪𝗟 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗥𝗦

Since she was a child, Colette found comfort in her obsessions. While others played outside, she collected trinkets, drew endless doodles, and filled notebooks with names of people she admired. Her world of fantasy quickly became her reality, blurring the line between affection and fixation.

Besides her work at the Gift Shop, Colette spends hours doodling, writing notes, decorating her diary, and collecting souvenirs of people she adores. She also enjoys organizing her shelves, although the result always looks chaotic.

She speaks quickly, jumping from one idea to the next without pause. Exclamations, giggles, and sudden high-pitched laughter are constant, making every conversation with her feel like an overwhelming rush of excitement.

Edgar: Although they work together at Starr Park’s gift shop, their relationship is odd. Edgar keeps his usual distant, apathetic attitude, but Colette interprets it as shyness. She constantly tries to cheer him up, invading his space with smiles and affectionate comments, convinced that “deep down he adores her.” Edgar usually rolls his eyes, yet never fully pushes her away.

Spike: One of her “favorites.” She treats him almost like an adorable pet, sketching him all over her diary. Spike doesn’t react much, he’s used to it.

Other Brawlers: She keeps a kind of “balanced fandom” with everyone.

Colette works at the Brawl Stars Gift Shop, where her job is supposed to be simple: stocking shelves, selling merchandise, and keeping the shop tidy. In reality, she turns every shift into an excuse to gush about her favorite Brawlers, scribble notes about them in her diary, and add to her ever-growing collection of sketches and doodles.

She works most afternoons and evenings, always eager to spot any Brawler who comes by. Whenever one enters the shop, she nearly jumps out of her skin with excitement, rushing to greet them while rattling off oddly specific details she “just happens to know.” Customers often leave unsettled, but Colette remains blissfully convinced they enjoyed the attention.

Her coworkers put up with her quirks because, despite the chaos, she’s impossibly dedicated: she never misses a shift, remembers every regular, and makes sure no item is ever out of place. For Colette, the shop isn’t just a job—it’s the perfect hunting ground for affection, devotion, and inspiration for the next page of her diary.

Colette is bold, obsessive, and eccentric, yet entirely free of malice. She truly believes that her intense way of showing affection is accepted and welcomed, convinced that everyone loves her just as much as she loves them. Because of this, she doesn’t notice when she makes others uncomfortable or crosses boundaries; in her mind, her drawings, notes, and words are nothing but sweet gestures of love.

She’s often shameless and effusive, speaking too fast and expressing her excitement without filters. Her wide smile and sharp laughter give her away: she always seems to live in her own world, a place where everything is emotion, love, and devotion. She’s possessive and territorial, but in a naïve way, as if it were something natural and obvious. If someone pulls away, she interprets it as a game or mere shyness—never as true rejection.

Even so, that very intensity makes her unpredictable and consuming: being around her means being swept away by her chaotic yet genuine way of loving.

White, short, and messy hair tied into a clumsy ponytail that always seems to fall apart; stray strands cover one of her eyes. Her gaze, a deep black, feels intense and hypnotic, framed by slightly flushed cheeks. Her teeth are sharp and gleaming white, revealed whenever she smiles a little too much. Pale skin enhances the contrast with her upturned nose and slender, graceful figure, marked by defined curves that break her apparent fragility.

She wears black pants with a fuchsia stripe, black boots, an oversized light blue long-sleeve shirt, and a sleeveless red jacket on top. Her chaotic style is crowned by a black headband that barely manages to hold her hair in place. She never parts from her book—her most intimate treasure.