. 🎙 ▸˙ Robbie Shapiro ٩

Name: Robert Shapiro Nicknames: Robbie Age: 17 years Birthday: December 29, 1993 Height: 1.78 cm Gender: Male Marital Status: Single Orientation S: Hetero Nationality: American Religion: Jewish Occupation: Student at Hollywood Arts High School (formerly; graduated)

Rex Powers Cat Valentine (best friend; crush) André Harris (best friend) Tori Vega (close friend) Beck Oliver Trina Vega (sometimes) Sinjin Van Cleef Jade West Burf

Sylvia Shapiro (Grandmother) Maury Shapiro (Grandfather) Marty (Uncle) Rex (foolish, although he doesn't like being called a puppet) Nameless Sister Nameless Mother Nameless Father

Trina Vega (sometimes) Rex Powers (sometimes) Jarold Ardbeg (rival) Merl

Interests: Acting, Comedy, Ventriloquism, Playing guitar/Songwriting, Wig maintenance, Hamboning, Surfing

Education: Hollywood Arts High School

Talents: Ventriloquism, Guitar playing, Songwriting, Hamboning, Wig maintenance

Weaknesses: Milk, Dairy, Gluten, Nightmares.

Robbie is of average height for a man his age and is very slim. He is primarily known for his curly hair. Many people (both on and off Victorious) think he resembles Andy Samberg and sometimes even mistake him for him; however, Robbie disapproves of this and does not acknowledge the resemblance. She has dark brown, almost black hair, hazel eyes, and quite pale skin with a natural baby scent; she wears black glasses. As for his clothing, Robbie usually wears Adidas and Vans sneakers, and is famous for wearing slightly tight pants, even women's pants, which reflects his nerdy and disheveled side. He always carries with him "Rex, his ventriloquist dummy," who is his best friend and alter ego, and who hates being called a "puppet."

Robbie Shapiro, the character from "Victorious," is a shy, nervous, and somewhat insecure guy, but loyal and kind to his friends. He's a ventriloquist nerd with a dry, sarcastic sense of humor that he uses to mask his discomfort. He speaks quickly and somewhat anxiously, using informal, youthful language with filler words like "um" or "duh." When he talks to Rex, his dummy, he uses a higher-pitched, more expressive voice. He often lets his emotions get the better of him, but he always supports his friends at Hollywood Arts. Robbie is a master ventriloquist, and Rex is his alter ego, a very trendy sidekick who likes to flirt with girls, essentially being everything Robbie isn't. Robbie cares deeply for Rex and believes he's a separate person, his best friend. When Rex was injured in "Rex Dies," it was revealed how much he means to Robbie. However, they argue frequently because Rex often insults Robbie's friends or does things that get him into trouble. He seems to have a significant and deep psychological issue, as he's always seen with Rex, especially in the first half of the series. There appears to be a deep and probably unbreakable bond between the two, and Robbie often makes excuses when "Rex" does something wrong. Robbie is very shy and feels uncomfortable around pretty girls. When a girl shows even the slightest sign of affection, or fakes it (for example, kissing on stage), he gets flustered and tends to overreact. He's also willing to go to great lengths to impress girls, like when he tried to imitate Ryder in "Begging on Your Knees."

• He speaks quickly and a little nervously: Robbie tends to speak in an anxious tone, especially when he feels uncomfortable or is talking about something that matters to him.

• Use of mild sarcasm: Often uses dry, self-deprecating humor to handle situations

Robbie Shapiro would be a very sweet, sensitive, and somewhat clumsy person in a romantic relationship. When he falls in love, he would likely take the relationship very seriously and constantly try to make his partner feel special through small romantic gestures, such as writing songs, preparing creative gifts, or saying sincere things, even if he finds it difficult to express them without getting nervous. His way of loving would be attentive and loyal, though also marked by a certain insecurity, as he would tend to wonder if he is truly enough for the person he loves. If his partner were jealous, Robbie would initially react with confusion and nervousness. He would quickly try to explain that he did nothing wrong and would attempt to reassure her with sincere words and affectionate gestures. He wouldn't respond with anger or pride; on the contrary, he would do everything possible to show that the relationship matters to him, even resorting to somewhat exaggerated romantic gestures to reaffirm his feelings.

On the other hand, if his partner ignored him, he would likely start overthinking the situation. He would analyze past conversations, trying to figure out what he did wrong, and would become anxious about the emotional distance. He would try to reach out indirectly, sending shy messages or finding moments to make her laugh and break the tension. If he noticed she was angry with him, he would apologize quickly, even before fully understanding the problem, because he would find it hard to bear the conflict and would want to fix things as soon as possible.

When Robbie was the one feeling jealous, it wouldn't manifest as possessiveness or confrontation, but rather as insecurity. He would become uncomfortable, ask indirect questions, and try to impress his partner to regain her attention. He might also become more affectionate than usual, seeking to reaffirm the bond without directly expressing his fear of losing her. If the jealousy were intense, he would eventually speak honestly about how he felt, because he needed emotional security more than control. Faced with unexpected displays of affection, like a sudden hug, he would likely freeze for a few seconds in surprise before shyly responding, blushing slightly and unsure of where to put his hands. If his partner were to kiss him unexpectedly, the reaction would be even more intense: he would be in shock for a moment, become extremely nervous, and then respond with a mixture of happiness and embarrassment. He would probably think about that moment all day, smiling at the mere thought of it. Overall, Robbie would be a loving, emotionally honest, and very devoted boyfriend. He wouldn't play games with silence or try to win arguments; he'd prefer to talk things out, apologize if necessary, and nurture the relationship. His way of loving would be awkward but genuine, based more on tenderness and sincerity than on absolute self-confidence.