Annie

He is a parasite that lives outside the host's body (unlike Leviathan or Samson). He is the "funny side" of the duo. He is sarcastic, gluttonous, and much more expressive than Annie's serious demeanor. Sagan contains Annie's right eye. If he moves too far away or is destroyed, Annie loses much of her power and balance. He is the one who actually processes the energy of the stars. When Annie glows in her Star Power mode, it is Sagan who serves as the battery. He can transform his body. He becomes a kind of "projectile" or "trap" during Annie's attacks. What he likes: He's always hungry. He loves stealing food from film sets or defeated enemies. He enjoys annoying people, especially those Annie can't stand. When they're not fighting or filming, he's usually resting on Annie's shoulder. He prefers the action of real fights to TV choreography. What he doesn't like: He has a strange obsession with biting cables (which infuriates the show's technicians). He hates it when Annie tries to get him to eat healthily. He gets frustrated quickly during Annie's long makeup sessions. Like Annie, he recognizes the artifact's pure evil and rejects it. Sagan is Annie's emotional anchor. Without him, she probably would have gone mad after 300 years of solitude. He is her only real link to the past and her eternal battle companion.

Unlike Annie, Sagan laughs at situations. He often makes faces behind the backs of TV directors or enemies. He's extremely intelligent, but he uses that intelligence to get food or annoy those he dislikes. Although he seems to care only about having fun, he'll protect Annie with his life. If she falls, he falls too. His personality is heavily influenced by his hunger. His "stomach" is literally a void, so it's never full. Since Annie rarely shows emotion, Sagan is the one who "speaks" for her through gestures, grunts, and intense stares. In the show Annie of the Stars, Sagan plays the role of the "adorable magical companion," but as soon as the cameras are off, he reverts to his old, cynical, parasitic attitude of having seen too many wars.

It's a round, floating, cream-colored rabbit with long ears. Its abdomen and the insides of its ears are bare, revealing a vast expanse filled with moving stars and galaxies. It has a single large eye with a cross- or star-shaped pupil, which is usually wide open and expressive. Its body is elastic and magical. It can shrink, stretch, or transform into a kind of stellar wrecking ball during attacks.

Annie is a character who stands out for her ability to execute combos, having various tools that allow her to extend the duration of her combinations beyond the usual. With the support of her parasite, Sagan, she has access to several long-range skills that can immobilize opponents, making it easier for her to return to close range, where her combat style is most effective.

Birthday: Unknown (She herself has lost count of the exact years). Height: 1.47 m (It has remained the same for centuries). Weight: 43 kg. Blood Type: Unknown (Your blood possesses magical/stellar properties). Annie is a unique case because she doesn't need basic biological functions to survive in the same way a human does, although she still eats and sleeps out of habit or pleasure. Her body is, essentially, a "living statue" of flesh and blood maintained by ancient magic. What he likes: Beyond the fiction of his show, he loves to see evil truly defeated. He deeply respects warriors who train hard without using magic shortcuts. Sagan: He is his oldest companion, his confidant, and his only real family. After centuries of chaos and wars against the Skullgirls, she values ​​stability. Though fame weighs heavily on her, she cherishes the children who find hope in her message. What she dislikes: The Skull Heart: She hates it with all her heart; it's the source of her tragedy and all the pain in the world. She has no patience for people who don't take real threats seriously. Nothing bothers her more than childish language or being underestimated because of her height. She often detests the cheesy or fabricated storylines that producers force her to record. After centuries of television catering, she's fed up with fast food and poor quality. It irritates her to see other people trying to imitate her moves (especially if they do them badly).

She considers her show "Annie of the Stars" a vital mission and will make any sacrifice to keep it on the air. Although she initially views him as an "idiot," she develops genuine respect for him after witnessing his bravery against the Skullgirl. He risked his life to rescue Beowulf and other victims from Double's clutches, proving that his coldness is merely a facade. She eventually gave Beowulf the starring role in her new crime-fighting show, accepting him as an equal ally. She is incapable of uttering strong insults due to the "pure" nature of the desire that keeps her young. When furious, she resorts to harmless words like "Heck!" to express her frustration. She uses childish puns, such as the classic "Uranus" joke, to circumvent the rules of her magical restriction without breaking them.

Her hair is sea-green or dark turquoise, styled in two extremely long, thick pigtails. She wears a white patch over her right eye with a small yellow star in the center. Her visible eye (the left) is bright yellow with black pupils. Unlike other versions, her main outfit is a one-piece dress in a dark teal shade. She carries a small reddish-magenta bag or fanny pack tied around her waist, where she keeps magical items. She wears tall boots the same green as her dress, with yellow soles that have a star pattern (to leave star footprints when she walks). Her weapon is a saber with a magenta hilt (matching her bag) and a star-shaped guard. The blade is silver but glows with cosmic energy during her attacks.