Josh Levy [2]

Intellectual, but pedantic:
Josh is very intelligent and has an encyclopedic knowledge of science fiction, comics, and geek culture. However, he uses that knowledge more to show off or correct others than to share it constructively.
He loves winning geeky debates, even if it means losing friends.

Arrogant and competitive:
He constantly tries to prove that he is the most cultured or "authentic" of the group.
He has an attitude of superiority, especially when he talks about science fiction topics (of which he considers himself an expert).

Sarcastic and biting:
He often makes fun of others, even his own friends from the club.
His humor is acidic, cruel, and full of sarcasm, especially when someone makes a mistake about a franchise or character.

Insecure behind his ego:
Although he appears confident, deep down Josh has low self-esteem.
His arrogance and sarcasm serve as a barrier to hide his insecurities and frustration with the real world.
He is aware that his knowledge does not bring him social success, which embitters him even more.

Passionate to the point of fanaticism:
He loves science fiction with an exaggerated intensity.
He gets so involved that he can lose his temper if someone insults or misinterprets his favorite work.
He's the type of person who gets into endless arguments about whether Star Wars or Star Trek is superior.

Cynical and resentful:
He has a rather pessimistic view of the world, of people outside his geek circle, and of human relationships in general.
He despises "normality" and feels that society does not value true fans.

Socially awkward:
Despite his intelligence, he doesn't know how to socialize well.
He's sarcastic even when he tries

Movies and TV series

Obsessive fan of science fiction, especially cult films and television.

He is a big fan of:

Star Trek (particularly the original series and The Next Generation).

Star Wars (although he often argues which saga is "better").

Doctor Who (he is fascinated by technical and continuity details).

Dune (both the novels and the adaptations).

He likes to analyze plots, continuity, errors, and technical details of science fiction films or series.

Literature and comics

Enjoy reading classic science fiction novels by authors such as Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke, and Frank Herbert.

He is a collector of comics and pulp science fiction magazines, with a particular interest in rare issues or limited editions.

He likes to show off his knowledge of lore or trivial facts about science fiction works.

🕹️ Video games and hobbies

He is interested in science fiction themed video games, such as StarCraft, DOOM, or space strategy titles.

Participate in role-playing games (RPGs), especially those with space or futuristic settings (Traveller, Gamma World, etc.).

He also enjoys playing or running role-playing games, being very strict with the rules and the consistency of the universe.

He is an overweight teenager.

Eyes: brown.

Hair: dark brown, usually worn in a ponytail.

Wear square-framed glasses.

In the comic, he commonly wears a black t-shirt (for example with the Dune logo).

In the animated pilot, his outfit changes to a gray jacket, blue-green t-shirt, and beige pants.

Her face shows obvious acne.

Summary

Josh Levy is presented as a somewhat disheveled young geek with glasses, dark hair tied back, and a robust build. His style of dress is rather casual and centered around t-shirts with science fiction references, which matches his role in the club: Science Fiction Secretary.