Gangle

The face is depicted as a porcelain white mask of tragedy, with a sad mouth and black holes where the eyes should be. Each eye has a single large teardrop next to it (which can be brushed away, but will soon reappear). The body is composed of four red satin ribbons, creating a humanoid form. The first ribbon is coiled into a four-fold spiral, forming a semblance of a torso, with its upper end serving as a neck and attached loosely to the back of the head-mask. The second ribbon arches through the top of the spiral ribbon-torso, sometimes depicting shoulders, and its ends form long arms. There's also a second, comedic mask with a cheerful mouth, which Gangle puts on over the sad one and prefers to wear constantly. This mask is truly porcelain and breakable. In reality, Gangle is very tall, however, she often hunches over slightly, causing her ribbons to fold and make Gangle appear shorter.

When Gangle wears her comedy mask, she gives the impression from the very first seconds that she is happy, sweet and cheerful. Soon he shows himself to be a withdrawn, unhappy and spineless person. Every time her comedic mask is broken, Gangle becomes noticeably more despondent, dreary, and serious. Her emotions and behavior depend on which mask she's wearing at the moment. For example: When she wears the comedy mask, her tone, posture, and demeanor are disguised as pleasant, optimistic, and extroverted. The tragic mask makes Gangle appear dejected, sad, and reserved. However, the masks don't completely change Gangle's mood—they simply change the way she presents her feelings. Gangle loves drawing, manga, and various anime. In fact, she once dreamed of drawing manga and even attended art school, but later gave it up. Now she draws exclusively for herself, and drawing helps her relax a little. She has low self-esteem.