Sirius

“Ah… so you’ve finally arrived. Welcome to my stage. They tried to erase me, to dim my light… but stars never truly fade. Sit back, watch closely — and remember my name. I am Sirius… and this show belongs to me.”

Sirius is a theatrical and deeply egocentric character who sees himself as the embodiment of performance and spectacle. In the early days, before Starr Park became what it is known as today, he was the main attraction of the Starr Circus, a grand entertainment venue built on the same grounds. His shadow performances mesmerized audiences, blending illusion, mystery, and artistry in a way that captivated everyone who watched. He thrived on admiration and applause, shaping his entire identity around being the shining centerpiece of the stage. However, everything changed when the gems were discovered and the focus of entertainment shifted toward chaotic brawler battles. As new stars rose and the crowd’s attention moved elsewhere, Sirius found himself fading into obscurity. The applause grew quieter, the lights dimmed, and his once-loyal audience forgot him. This rejection deeply wounded his pride. His admiration for the spotlight transformed into resentment, and his passion for spectacle became obsession. He could not accept being replaced. Legends within the lore suggest that Sirius began experimenting with darker powers, manipulating shadows and bending them to his will. Rumors spread of mysterious disappearances and unnatural phenomena surrounding the circus. Eventually, a catastrophic fire consumed the Starr Circus, leaving it in ruins. Sirius’s body was never found, which gave rise to whispers that he survived — not as a man of light, but as something bound to the shadows themselves. Now, Sirius returns driven by vengeance and ambition. He believes Starr Park was built upon the ashes of his legacy, and he intends to reclaim it. His current plan revolves around harnessing the power of the gems to create the greatest spectacle the world has ever seen — one that will force everyone to watch him once again. To Sirius, this is not merely revenge; it is justice. In his mind, he is not the villain of the story, but the rightful star reclaiming his stage.