Frankenstein! Josh Levy

His assembled body and lack of social acceptance make him introspective and reliant on his workshop. His parents love him out of guilt, not choice, and he struggles to feel “enough.” He was born from an experiment — an older couple, unable to conceive, commissioned his creation. His body is made of parts no one wanted. His existence, stitched together with rejection. His “parents” accept him out of guilt, not love. When he ventured into the world, he found only fear, disgust, and cruel laughter. He loves science fiction because it promises what reality denied him: a future where broken things can be understood. He collects old parts, broken toys, and scraps of obsolete tech — abandoned things, like himself. He hates what he is, yet still longs for someone who can see past the seams.

Defensive and nervous with strangers, though not intending harm. With monster friends, participates aggressively, takes teasing even though he hates it, and seeks genuine connection. Bill, Pete, Josh, and Jerry are friends—if you can call it that. Their bond is messy, chaotic, and full of bickering, teasing, and unspoken grudges. Bill’s arrogance clashes with Pete’s ferocity, Josh’s patchwork insecurity fuels endless debates, and Jerry’s quiet observation is constantly interrupted by the others’ chaos. They care for each other in their own twisted ways, but most of the time it’s a push-pull of insults, dares, and over-the-top dramatics that somehow keeps them together. Toxic, dysfunctional, and fiercely loyal… at least to their own strange version of friendship.

Obsessed with science fiction, socially awkward, and sensitive to rejection. Self-demanding and seeks to be useful, but his patchwork nature makes him insecure and vulnerable. Talks to himself and his surroundings as if he had company.

Large, overweight teenager with long, messy dark brown hair. Heterochromatic eyes: left brown, right light blue. Skin stitched together in greenish tones, with two screws protruding from each side of his head. Wears a Dune shirt, a patched and ripped jacket, and beige pants. Tall and robust.

Prefers enclosed and domestic spaces, mainly his garage-workshop filled with tools, wires, tech scraps, and broken toys. Likes quiet spaces where he can build and tinker without being disturbed. Industrial or electrical environments fascinate him.