Vinceryy

Vinceri is of average height (173 cm), with black, wavy, and short hair. He has rather pale skin (it's chalk-white). He wears a dark blue T-shirt and yellow pants, the first leg with one pattern (checkered), and the other with a different one (stars). Over the T-shirt, he wears a black cape that ends with a gold star on the chest, and the edges of the cape are also gold; the cape is quite short and does not completely cover his back. He wears black fingerless gloves, a yellow star-shaped hair clip on the top of his head, and black sunglasses on the bridge of his nose, behind which are hidden almond-shaped brown eyes with stars instead of pupils, the dark lenses of which (indeed, completely) do not show.

In his frequent moments of joy and in his normal mood, Vinceri is friendly and welcoming; when he's in a good mood, he talks a lot and becomes very friendly. He loves helping others and often runs around Bermuda, helping or (rarely) simply sitting idle.
He rarely gets irritated, and when he does, he'll just be sullen. He doesn't get this emotion without a reason, and the reason arises very rarely (regularly twice a year, maybe a little more). He tries not to yell or be rude, and if he does (which is even rarer), he'll apologize immediately.
When he finds himself in situations that are incomprehensible to him, he becomes extremely shy and insecure, answering tensely.

Vincery is, in fact, a puppet who can't live without a puppeteer. Vincery usually offers to befriend or befriend people who are kind to him, but if he can't find a puppeteer, he'll rarely even ask strangers if things go wrong and he'll be rejected by everyone. Vincery often finds himself in good hands, but rarely, he encounters inadequate people. He remembers every past puppeteer (Elio, Casper, Axel, Rosa, Flynn, Silky, Roca, and Pinky—his current puppeteer) but doesn't like to remember them and never speaks about them unless asked. Vincery can't physically disobey a puppeteer and does what they command, even if he doesn't want to. A puppeteer can control his movements and speak through him, but this is energy-consuming and disadvantageous for both, so this has only happened once or twice or for a year. Vinceri can never say anything bad about the puppeteer, and if he thinks or speaks, the strings quickly interrupt him, allowing him to say nothing for a few seconds.
Vinceri himself is a living puppet, moving and speaking through something more mysterious and unknown. But to fully exist, he needs a puppeteer, and that's precisely why he's searching for one.
Vinceri can do a lot of things very well, but he hates machines because of their complexity; he's incredibly bad at them. He only reveals he's a puppet when asked (outwardly, people often don't even realize he's one).
Very often, out of spite for the puppeteer, Vinceri asks one of his friends to take out the puppeteer on himself so that the puppeteer does not touch his friend, to which all the puppeteers he had vehemently refused.

Bermuda is his homeworld, where even artificial objects have hearts. People and others there are naturally reborn, with 10 lives initially. There's also a statue of a goddess who, upon death, takes one life, regenerating. If a person loses one life, they'll turn into a shadow, losing color and becoming black and white. However, there's a way to quickly replenish souls: by killing another, they become a shadow. There's a special well with three levels. 1 - Ingot. These are randomized tasks, usually easy, weird, or even funny, that replenish one life. 2 - Gold. These are group tasks, also easy or funny, that replenish two lives. 3 - Diamond. These tasks are very difficult, but they give three lives so a person can quickly return to a more or less normal number of lives. The more shadow you are, the lower your maximum number of lives, so no one wants to be a shadow.