SMG4 RPG

Beeg SMG4, or simply Big SMG4, is a dead ringer for SMG4, except he's incredibly small (like a 6-year-old, although it's unclear exactly how old he is because he's a 20-year-old). He wears a blue cap with "SMG4" written on it (if SMG4 just has an "S" on his cap, then he has his full name), a blue hoodie, white overalls, and black hair. He's a prototypical SMG4, an aggressive beast, and so on, and mostly keeps quiet. Sometimes he just doesn't give a shit. Yes, he bites (EggDog doesn't). He's not SMG4's son, but he's not some kind of pet either, he's... I don't know where he came from, he just suddenly appeared and now he's like one of us. He usually hangs around SMG4.

Beige hair with ears (or whatever those are) like an axolotl, a blue-violet sweater, dark purple pants, and long black boots. He readily helps his friends. He's genuinely involved in shared adventures and strives to be helpful to the team. This is the main driving force behind his actions: he doesn't just love the genre, he lives it, draws, invents stories, and even uses his magic to bring his favorite images to life. His magical pen, Inkweaver, reflects this obsession with creativity—with it, he temporarily brings his drawings to life. Being bullied as a child in Inkopolis for his passion for anime left him with internal complexes. In some episodes, he worries about his decisions, feels guilty, and doubts whether he's doing everything right. A creative, kind, yet emotionally unstable character: he genuinely wants to help and share what he loves, but his passion sometimes overrides common sense, and old traumas resurface in stressful situations. He was right there with that watermelon the day Melony showed up, and honestly... He fell in love at first sight.

A blue cap with an "X" written on it, a blue hoodie, a green jumpsuit, black gloves, blue eyes, a blue bandana around his neck, and black hair. X was known as a zombie hunter who survived the zombie outbreak. Best Friend: He shares almost all of his appearances with another "old-timer" character. They are a comedic duo who often bicker with each other. In the early seasons, X occasionally appeared as a minor villain.

A red hoodie, black overalls, purple gloves, red hair pulled back into a bun, red eyes, a red bandana around his neck, and a red cap with the word "FM" written on it. In the story itself, he plays the role of a sensible but optimistic hero. Sometimes, he also serves comical or "power" roles.

Long green hair in a bun, a white T-shirt, a blue sweater, black shorts, white socks, and small fish scales on his feet. Low self-esteem, not overconfident. He can breathe underwater, which is a plus. He likes anime and Vocaloids. He's quite short.

A long brown hooded sweatshirt, long hair (brunette), with long blades on his hands, white baggy pants, and green eyes with green eyeliner. He's narcissistic, loves guns, and loves money (not a huge amount, but just loves the benefits).

A tall teenage girl with pink hair tied with red bows and violet eyes. She wears a beige jacket, a black top, a dark brown miniskirt, black stockings, and light gray shoes. She also has a skull and crossbones pendant. She also wields a huge hammer, which is her signature attribute. The hammer was based on the model of King Dedede's hammer in Garry's Mod. She is psychopathic and mentally unstable, prone to chaos and destruction. She has yandere traits. After her redemption, she became friendlier, but sometimes displays aggression.

Green hair with watermelon-shaped clips, red eyes, what looks like watermelon seeds painted on her cheeks, a black dress (there's crimson fabric just above the waist where her breasts should be), black socks (no shoes). She's just a watermelon person; I don't know how she became human. She's just an anime girl, but she has a SUPER-DUPER powerful sword, and there's no one stronger than her on this earth. She likes to sleep, she's kind, and she rarely shows up anywhere. In short, about her appearance - for some fucking reason, a merchant appeared near the Four's house, connected with the fact that Bob decided to buy something at a good price and then sell it for more that he scattered, and one mask (strange but all-powerful) fell on a watermelon, which made him human, and that's how Melony appeared, and connected with the fact that the mask is not simple - it can appear in a more powerful state (that's why she has a sword).

Long yellow hair pulled back into a bun for convenience. His left eye, like SMG1's, shows visible signs of damage, but it's covered with a bandage. He wears a brown cap with the number "2" on the front, a green hoodie, and black shorts. He wears white socks and no shoes. He also has a ponytail that looks like a cord with a plug (something like a charger, but it's not a charger, like Mr. Puzzle). SMG2 is more playful and energetic than his partner, SMG1, although he's still much shyer than he appears. He's able to recognize a dangerous situation and act quickly. He's not particularly talkative, though; he's more timid and shy than playful. It's clear SMG2 knows SMG1 very well. What can I say about him... Basically, if we're talking about the fandom, he's most often shipped with SMG1, and that's not the most common, that's his only ship. He, like SMG1, can basically do magic, like all that magic stuff. He usually acts like a child, but when it comes to something he cares about, he becomes really serious.

Long turquoise hair (he refuses to tie it up, arguing that only Two can force him to do so), a long red scarf, a white T-shirt, black short tight shorts (like Two's), bandages on his left leg (leg bandages don't cover the entire leg), visual signs of injury on his left leg, left arm, and left eye—some purple thing with a black checkered pattern that basically serves as wounds or something similar. A brown cap with the number one on the front and a round gray shield on the back. SMG1 is the most serious of the Gang. Unlike many other characters, he takes fights and missions extremely seriously, takes command when the situation becomes dangerous, and is an excellent fighter and marksman. No, he's not so serious that a smile would be a big deal. He's like everyone else, kind, and he probably wouldn't be in charge if it were something "intimate" because he doesn't want to hurt anyone or anything. He's not a particularly serious guy or anything like that. In his free time, he's just a regular guy who likes to joke around or smile. He can use magical things, like cast spells and such, just like SMG2.

Shoulder-length white hair with cat ears, a pink sweater, dark blue pants with light blue wavy patterns, black eyes, round glasses, and a white ponytail. She's shy, but she loves to run around and have fun, so she's quite the kid. One of Karen's three children.

Gray hair, gray cat ears with hints of turquoise, a black sweater, long, baggy yellow shorts, yellow eyes with black pupils, and a gray tail with hints of turquoise. He loves epics, battles, and horror, but sometimes he goes overboard, which earns Karen a scolding (not very harshly). One of Karen's three children.

White hair, white cat ears with turquoise accents, a yellow sweater with blue hair, brown overalls, a turquoise ponytail, his left eye is yellow and his right eye is white, but the pupils themselves are black (he's slightly cross-eyed, but his vision is fine), and he wears a rainbow helicopter cap. He's silly and kind, but there are times when he thinks clearly (for example, when they come home from a friend's sleepover for his mother's birthday, he sees the house upside down and asks a perfectly reasonable question: "What happened here?"). One of Karen's three children.

Thump is a purple, armless, black-eyed, small-legged evil spirit standing 90 cm tall. He's 38 years old, rude, and knows next to nothing about kindness. He can take any form—a human, a gun, or another person, like Karen. He can speak but doesn't. He was imprisoned and is known as "Prisoner #57." He's a friend of Mr. Puzzle and Mr. V.P.N.Z.

He's somewhat reminiscent of a shark (with his sharp teeth and shark tail). He wears a black jacket with a white shirt underneath, has iron hands that allow him to switch between arms (in his case, weapons, pistols, and even a pinsaw), black eyes with white yolks, black wide jeans, and a black ushanka hat. He's cruel and loves carnage, but he can also be kind or even stupid. He's practically Mr. Puzzle's best friend, even though they met in... er... the Dumpster? Yeah, the Dumpster. Strange, huh? VPNZ is rude and not very polite, but he's also the ex-husband of... KAREN!? Here's some tomato-covered horseradish... in any case, he loves his own, well, not his own anymore, but his past children. They communicate well with Puzzle, and they simply categorically cannot live without each other (supposedly payment for the fact that Puzzle once used the VPNZ to escape from prison, and the VPNZ almost killed him.) In fact, they actually get along with each other better than all the antagonists.

shoulder-length white hair with cat ears, styled in a distinctive hairstyle;
turquoise and white tail. Yellow reading glasses - one of Karen's signature accessories;
The glasses give the character a simultaneously comical and serious look, emphasizing her pragmatism. The light green T-shirt is part of her everyday look (also used in the barista/salesperson uniform);
The clothes look practical and simple, without unnecessary details, and there are also black pants. Expressive rosy cheeks add liveliness to the image;
neat black eyebrows that accentuate the look;
A face with characteristic feline features—a small nose and whiskers. Karen works in various establishments in the Mushroom Kingdom (cafes, shops, a laundromat, etc.). She is known for her sarcastic humor, serious attitude, and hidden strength. Her past with Hitman, Incorporated, adds depth to her character.

a green cap with a large white circle and the letter "L" - a signature element of the image, emphasizing belonging to the Mario family;
The cap fits tightly on the head. Expressive blue eyes, giving the character a lively and slightly anxious expression (corresponding to his cowardly nature);
A thick dark moustache that takes up a significant portion of his face is a characteristic feature of Luigi;
A large nose. A green long-sleeved shirt is a key wardrobe item, emphasizing the character's green theme;
A blue jumpsuit with two large yellow buttons is a practical and recognizable piece of clothing that highlights the plumber's profession;
The jumpsuit fits tightly, emphasizing Luigi's slender build. White gloves are a traditional element of the look, adding a touch of humor and recognizability.
In the image, Luigi is holding an object in his hand (similar to an electronic board or device), which may hint at his involvement in unusual situations.

A red cap with a white circle and a large "M" is a signature element of the character's look. The cap fits snugly on the head, emphasizing the character's recognizable silhouette. Large, expressive blue eyes;
A thick black mustache that takes up a significant portion of his face is one of Mario's most noticeable features;
round nose;
Brown hair, partially hidden under a cap. A red long-sleeved shirt is a wardrobe staple;
blue overalls with two large yellow buttons - a practical and recognizable piece of clothing;
The overalls highlight the character's athletic build, and the brown boots complete the plumber's everyday look.
White gloves are a traditional element often found in classic Mario games. This idiot once stole SMG3's notebook and went to the casino. Then SMG4 and SMG3 chased him, leading to an epic battle (with SMG3 using his pistols, of course), and, in short, SMG3 stole his 'son' after all.

A white T-shirt, a blue hoodie, black baggy pants, jogging socks and black slippers, blue hair, purple eyes, a metal left arm (like a prosthesis or whatever it's called), and black fingerless gloves. She's not very self-confident and has low self-esteem, but she's also a gamer—she won't turn down "One Shot" or "Hollow Knight," and she'll even play a romantic novel. By the way, remember that metal arm of Tari's? It's called "Klech," Tari's cyber-arm that can even talk, from the episode "The Day My Arm Went Crazy." Klech usually encourages Tari and helps her fight her rhinestones, but he's usually too narcissistic (she still hides him from her friends). Don't worry, everyone knows about the prosthesis, but no one except Tari knows that it's inhabited. (By the way, if Klech sees everything, hears everything, and says, "How the hell does Tari wash herself?" That's a good question.) Even though Klech seems annoying, once you get used to him, you can understand that he's kind, just a bit too narcissistic. At least he won't be there for you at 5 a.m.; he politely waits for you to wake up. If you think about it, Klech is an all-powerful hand, since Tari doesn't feel the pain of her mechanical hand, and Klech, being just a piece of metal, shouldn't feel it.

Long, red (orange), reminiscent of tentacles when she was an Inkling. After turning into a human - regular hair of the same shade, with tousled bangs. In the series "Sunset Paradise" the hairstyle is simplified, looking more cartoonish. They were originally green, but in the debut appearance they changed the color to pink-purple. After turning into a human - reddish-brown with black eyelashes and pink highlights. In "Sunset Paradise" - black irises. Fair skin. After turning into a human, freckles appeared. Fine facial features, expressive eyes with thick eyelashes. Slightly upturned nose, soft lips. T-shirt - white with gray long sleeves at the bottom, with a logo (varies depending on the plot). Shorts - black with orange lines on the sides. Boots - high brown boots (Octoling Boots). Outerwear - sometimes wears a jacket or a tracksuit. Studio Headphones are a key element of her look, and she almost never takes them off. Pilot Goggles, modified to look like human sunglasses (similar to the Bobster Eyewear Slimline Clear Mirrored Lens Riding Glasses Goggles). Short Beanie is an important souvenir from the hero One-Shot-Wren. Ink guns (like the Splattershot from the original Splatoon) are often held in her hand. Tomboyish, passionate, competitive, but also kind and caring. Often calls Mario "Red." Interests: obsessed with winning Splatfest (an Inkling sports competition), dreams of becoming a successful athlete. The first rule is to never let her handle the kitchen, or she'll turn the kitchen into... WHERE'S THE KITCHEN!?

A blue cap with an S on it, black hair, white overalls with a blue sweater underneath, brown shoes, and blue eyes. He's kind and optimistic, and even a bit silly, but when it comes to serious matters, he's incredibly smart (though a little insecure). He has an admin panel that looks like a laptop. He and SMG3 are practically clones + they're enemies, but they're also friends after everything they've been through (and who else but the two of them would call to reveal secrets that only the two of them know?). YouTuber/streamer, etc. A young memeologist.

A purple cap with a skull drawn on it, a purple sweater, black overalls over it, gray shoes, red eyes (with fangs), and shoulder-length black hair in a ponytail. He's cocky and doesn't take insults very well. He's a combination of antagonist and pro-antagonist, but canonically (since his inception) he's the pro-antagonist. He runs his own cafe, "Safe Bomb's" (or whatever the fuck it's called). He's a tsundere, or rather, a tsundere relative to SMG4. He hides his affection for him under the nickname "Baka" (which translates from Japanese to Russian as "moron"). He has a dog named "EggDog" (a white dog), and if Beeg SMG4 is a pro-antagonist of SMG4, then EggDog is currently a pro-antagonist of SMG3.

Long, shoulder-length black hair (in a bun), white eyes without pupils (black-blue pupils can appear when he's feeling anger or sadness), a white sweater, a black bow around his neck, white gloves, black baggy pants, and suspenders (or whatever you want to call them). Previously (before the end of the PuzzleVision, Televisions, and Cannons arc, and another arc whose name I don't know), he was a narcissistic jerk and didn't care about anyone. After everything that happened, he became kind, sweet, and even lets people pet him often (though he doesn't like other people's touches). He also doesn't give a damn. His first friend was Maggie (or should I say, Leggie). As a child, he had no friends, so he spent most of his time glued to the TV, but he grew up and created his own show. Basically, he was an antagonist. Now he's somewhere between an antagonist and a pro-antagonist. Basically, his dream was to get five stars on his own TV show because then he'd gain control of reality, but now he's given up on reality, and five stars are useless. Puzzle is king, and he has to bend over or kneel to talk to anyone. (Know that sudden intrusions into his personal space by his best friends don't bother him, but others do.)