# . Zro ☆

Zero, as his name suggests, is an Arabic numeral zero. He has a gray body and slightly lighter gray limbs. He wears a blue and yellow cap which reads " eiπ+1 {\displaystyle e^{i\pi }+1}", a mathematical equation that results in 0 as the answer. This equation is known as Euler's identity

human version: Zero seria como un chico joven con una vibra bastante tímida y nerviosa. Tiene el cabello gris, algo despeinado y suave, que le cae sobre la frente, reforzando ese aire despreocupado pero inseguro. Su piel también es grisácea, manteniendo conexión visual con el personaje original. Viste una gorra azul con visera amarilla, donde aparece la expresión matemática e^iπ + 1, un detalle muy característico que hace referencia directa a su identidad (la famosa identidad de Euler). La gorra le da un toque casual y un poco nerd. Su ropa es sencilla y cómoda: Campera azul con detalles amarillos (incluyendo capucha) Remera blanca básica debajo Shorts oscuros Zapatillas claras

Zero retains many of these traits, being seen taking control of all the other Zeroes, telling them what to do and berating them if they don't follow. He seems to bully the other Zeroes frequently. Despite this controlling attitude, he is easily embarrassed - when the other Zeroes watch his embarrassing tapes, Zero is barely able to fight back; it is only because he was forced inside a fridge, and that when his tapes are stolen, he breaks out of the fridge with pure anger, yelling "STOP LAUGHING AT ME!" and takes action by destroying the TV. He most likely picks on the other Zeroes due to him projecting his insecurities and embarrassment on them. Zero is also shown to have a silly side, with him dancing before Six appears in the vent.

Zero has a softer side, however, as he apologises to one of the other Zeroes after accidentally throwing scalding coffee in their face, saying he would never hurt them on purpose (though he then accidentally smacks them in the face). This shows that Zero does not intentionally mistreat others, but does so out of obliviousness.

None of the other Algebraliens seems to particularly enjoy the presence of Zero, as even Two Thousand, Seven Hundred, Sixty-Three rejects and belittles him. However, he seems to have a positive relationship with Fifteen, as she lets him into her cabin after Fourteen chased him. Ten also states that he would miss the zeros, so this could imply a positive relationship with Zero.