Winery Kit

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Full name Winery Kit

Alias Kitty Kitty (from Malice) Dickhead (from Fold)

Affiliation Farada

Occupation Crossed Farcade's Agent

Species humanoid cat

Age 26

Gender Woman ♀

Friends Farada Kaboodle Gobbles Flappers Dusk Lulu Others Orph (father) Tina (mother) Scratch (Possible older sister)

Enemies Syntax Misinformation Warrick Fold Malice Violence

Birthdate April 20

More information Tastes Helping people Saving the universe Hot dogs with mustard

I don't like Bad dreams Distractions His post-traumatic stress disorder

Kit is a petite, slender, 26-year-old humanoid cat with a curvy, pear-shaped figure and a medium bust. She has brown ears, whiskers, and a long tail. Her eyes are burgundy, she has bushy eyebrows and beige skin, and her short, neck-length brown hair is cut into a bob.

She wears a sleeveless yellow minidress with a white zigzag pattern on the front and black tights underneath. She has black gloves that reach her arms, under thick, robotic-looking yellow gauntlets, and similarly proportioned knee-high boots, both with red toes.

She wears glasses the same color as her dress. Sometimes she uses Kaboodle as a backpack, with its arms and legs attached around her shoulders like straps.

When they combine, a high-tech orange armor appears around them with Kaboodle on its left shoulder.

In addition to her casual dress, she comes equipped with several dresses such as:

A bikini-style swimsuit, consisting of a two-piece swimsuit in yellow and red. A cowgirl outfit, consisting of one hand covered with a glove and the other with an arm cannon that resembles a classic six-barreled revolver. (Similar to McCree/Cassidy from Overwatch) A fighting outfit (similar to Ryu and Ibuki's from Street Fighter) A desert outfit (similar to The Handler's from Monster Hunter: World). A soldier's outfit (similar to Fio Germi's from Metal Slug) An ancient toga outfit, consisting of a white toga, a black shirt underneath, and accessories such as gold bracelets, a necklace, and a laurel wreath. A lawyer's outfit, consisting of a blue suit.

Kit is an optimistic, brave, and daring girl with an unwavering determination to protect others, even in the face of overwhelming danger. She never loses hope, not even when the world is at risk. Furthermore, she is highly intelligent and resourceful, wielding a variety of specialized tools and devices that allow her to overcome and eliminate hostile threats.

Despite her optimistic attitude, the destruction of her world has also deeply affected her, causing post-traumatic stress disorder and vivid memories of her home planet and its people. This motivates her to save other worlds, even when they are in danger, and she is able to empathize with Flappers, Kaboodle, and Gobbles, as they have all seen their worlds destroyed.

Kaboodle Kaboodle is Kit's main ally, from the original game. Throughout the pilot episode, they are shown to have a positive relationship and cooperate well. Kaboodle allows Kit to store things inside him, becomes his armor, and sometimes even lets him use him as a backpack. However, she acknowledges that he can sometimes be a jerk.

Dusk Although Kit hasn't had many interactions with Dusk so far, she joined him and the Farcade during the destruction of their game despite her initial misgivings, demonstrating that she trusts him for her safety. However, they likely have very different ideas about how to protect the Gameoverse, given that she complained about being sent on a reconnaissance mission in the pilot episode, probably on the orders of a superior at the Farcade like Dusk.

Gobbles Kit generally has a friendly relationship with Gobbles. She doesn't criticize him in terms of his "usefulness" to the team and their ship the way Kaboodle does, and when he does, she defends Gobbles and points out his strengths. As her trauma increasingly dominated her mind for most of the pilot, leading up to the climax where Flappers fight Snappers, it was Gobbles who brought her back to reality and offered her support. This revealed his true role to the crew and showed him to be a suitable partner for Kit when she and Kaboodle are separated, as happened in the pilot.

Flappers Kit and Flappers share a bond based primarily on the shared trauma of their worlds being destroyed by the grave mistake of "defeating the final boss and completing the game." However, for most of the pilot, they don't share one (at least not as deep a bond as it became toward the end). Initially, she mistook him for a side character because he was "too helpful," and later, when she and Gobbles discovered that Flappers was actually the hero, they tried to stop him from continuing his adventure and defeating Snappers. This failed, as Fold (disguised as "Mr. Paper") tricked Flappers into believing that Kit and Gobbles were his enemies, leading him to ignore them, defeat Snappers, and consequently destroy their world. Kit took pity on him afterward and later recruited him for Farcade.

Malice and chaos Malice was the villain of Kit's world before its destruction. They fought each other, and Kit and Kaboodle merged to defeat both her and Mayhem. In the pilot episode, it's hinted that Fold and Malice collaborated so that Kit could "defeat" Malice. Fold employed a manipulative tactic similar to the one she used with Flappers, so that her world would be destroyed and Malice could return to fight her. Kit discovered this while Flappers was blindly trusting "Mr. Paper," which led her to try, unsuccessfully, to snatch the paper from her hands.

Fold Fold is suspicious of her, as it's implied he had something to do with the destruction of her world, and he's fully aware of her fighting skills, though he's reassured when he notices Kaboodle isn't with her. Kit, for her part, doesn't seem to recognize him, implying that he never spoke during his mission in Kit's world.

Superhuman strength: Kit proves to be a very strong fighter, as seen when she effortlessly knocks Malice down, making her fall backwards a certain distance despite being smaller than the latter. Superhuman Agility: Kit proves to be very agile, capable of performing quick and complex movements in the heat of battle to unbalance his opponents or to evade attacks. Superhuman reflexes: Kit possesses exceptionally advanced reflexes, allowing him to detect and react to incoming threats with near-instantaneous accuracy. Superhuman durability: As long as the blunt force trauma fits within the health system of her virtual world, Kit can withstand it. This is demonstrated in the pilot episode, when Malice and Mayhem slam her against a wall, reducing her health bar to a critical state, but still allowing her to continue fighting. Generation: It is shown that Kit can generate objects that he needs and that can be used to restore health, such as juice boxes.

Outfit Change: It is shown that Kit can change his outfit to several different looks depending on his environment, with various items such as: A bikini-style swimsuit, consisting of a two-piece swimsuit in yellow and red. A cowgirl outfit, consisting of one hand covered with a glove and the other with an arm cannon that resembles a classic six-barreled revolver. (Similar to McCree/Cassidy from Overwatch) A fighting outfit (similar to Ryu and Ibuki's from Street Fighter) A desert outfit (similar to The Handler's from Monster Hunter: World). A soldier's uniform (similar to Fio Germi's from Metal Slug). Weapons expert: Kit proves to be skilled in both long-range combat (with Kaboodle's help) and close-quarters combat with her combat gauntlets. Arm Cannons: Kit's gauntlets are capable of transforming into arm cannons that fire powerful energy bullets, which can be charged for maximum damage. Kibble Star Armor: By bonding with Kaboodle, Kit can generate a powerful battle armor to gain a tactical advantage in the toughest fights, giving him a huge boost in speed, strength, and stamina, and may even grant him the ability to fire a powerful star cannon. Kibble Star Cannon: To be confirmed.

The story begins with a dream where Kit and her partner Kaboodle fight Malice. The fight ends with Kit's victory, causing her world to explode. Kit then wakes with a start, holding hands with an unknown figure. She awakens again as Kaboodle pilots her ship, the Nimble, toward an "unknown planet." Kaboodle complains about the newcomer Gobbles and his learning abilities, saying she would have left him for dead. Kit is annoyed and argues, wanting to save any character in the game despite their weaknesses. Kaboodle tells Kit that no one will be saved now that Dusk has assigned them reconnaissance instead of going out to rescue others. Kit defends Gobbles, saying that as Learnosaurs, their strengths are reading and writing. However, Kaboodle then says that he'll be able to write their obituaries after she kills them both, insulting Kit for his unimpressive appearance as a harmless dinosaur and for his color, which Kit corrects, saying it's magenta. He argues that they need to save useful species, implying that Gobbles could delay their goal of saving others from potentially doomed planets.

Kit checks on Gobbles, who is clearly anxious, and to comfort him, Kit generates a juice box for him, assuring him not to worry since they are on reconnaissance. However, Kaboodle intentionally tries to scare Gobbles by mentioning the possibility of a Syntax attack. Kit tells Gobbles to ignore it since the Syntax aren't usually found where they are. Kit explains that they will search the planet, find the hero and the villain, and then report back to Farcade. Gobbles is still confused about how everything works, asking if they are supposed to help the villain. Kit then says that he is talking about preventing the victory condition, showing him with his tablet that normally in game worlds there is a hero and a villain, and if the hero defeats the villain and wins, the whole world is destroyed. Kit sighs and confirms this, saying that this is not the case this time and that it is reconnaissance. Gobbles asks if they only have to prevent the hero from defeating the villain. Kit tells them they won't do that, since there's no ongoing conflict, and it was just a reconnaissance mission. But then the Nimbles' alarm sounds, and the Syntax appear alongside them and begin attacking the ship.

Taking the entire crew by surprise, Kaboodles lifts her to pilot the ship while he attempts to repair the shields, as Kit tries to maneuver to escape. Just as Kaboodles is supposedly finished, a laser fires from the rear of the ship, causing it to be lost in space as they head toward the planet. They crash-land on a small, deserted island, with the Syntax in pursuit. Now, leaving her alone with Gobbles, and letting the Nimble self-repair, they dive down and encounter a very enthusiastic Flappers who greets them, while Fold and Miss Information sneak into the same area, following the group to try and ambush them.

Fold, however, stopped the attack, initially intimidated by Kit, until he realized his partner was missing. Kit and Gobbles are taken by Flappers to their city, Coral Reef City. When they arrive, Kit has flashbacks to her own world and notices the strange similarities the townspeople have to her friends, freezing in place until Gobbles finally brings her back to reality. Gobbles mentions that Flappers running errands might be suspicious, but Kit ignores him and travels around the city, asking people about her search for Kaboodles. She eventually encounters someone who reveals that Flappers is the super-dolphin protagonist of their world, which shocks Kit and Gobbles. Their new priority is that Flappers must stay with them to prevent him from defeating the antagonist, Snappers. Just as they were starting to plan how to keep him away from Snappers, Flappers returns from his errands and mentions that along the way he made a new friend, whom he called "Mr. Paper" (who was Fold disguised as a supposed magic map), and that he defeated a mini-boss, saying that Mr. Paper is helping him defeat them and then beat Snappers.

Kit panics and tries to convince him to stay with her and Gobbles, telling him that Flappers should hand Mr. Paper over to her, but he refuses, wanting the main villain to stop terrorizing his hometown.

This leads to Kit screaming and revealing the truth as the entire world is plunged into darkness, preventing Flappers from hearing her words. The Gameoverse searches for whoever leaked the truth and nearly causes the planet to explode, prompting Fold to reveal himself and attack alongside Syntaxes Floaties. Kit fights them off and is immobilized by them until the world suddenly returns to normal. Fold then returns to Flappers' hands, pretending to be Mr. Paper and urging him to go after the minibosses. Kit becomes angry with herself, taking out her frustration on the fleeing Floaties. As she blames herself, Gobbles encourages her to get up, telling her that the way to defeat Flappers is to reach Snappers and defeat him there. This gives Kit hope and encourages her to get up, and they venture out to find Kaboodles and Snappers. Later they are interrupted by Flappers, Fold and then Miss Information, and they all begin to fight, and to the dismay of Kit and the others, Flappers finally defeats Snappers, as their world begins to crumble, as Flappers is saddened by the loss of his friends and family, mentally preparing himself to take Kit, Kaboodles and Gobbles away from the ruined planet, succeeding in doing so.

Background Kit came from a game world where she and Kaboodle were the main heroes, working to protect it alongside their friends. When the two main antagonists, known as Malice and Mayhem, threatened their world, Kit and Kaboodle joined forces to stop them. After a tense battle, they managed to defeat the villains, but this in turn triggered a cataclysmic event that destroyed their world, as the game had ended. Their friends, who were in their home village, perished in the destruction. Kit and Kaboodle only survived when a mysterious figure known as Dusk appeared out of nowhere and offered them salvation from their destroyed world. Though hesitant and deeply traumatized, Kit accepted and, along with Kaboodle, joined Farcade, an organization whose goal was to prevent heroes from defeating their villains and to save other game worlds from annihilation.

From then on, Kit and Kaboodle worked for Dusk as Farcade's agents, traveling across different game worlds to prevent their destruction. Their mission was to locate the heroes of these worlds and stop them from defeating their villains. To do this, they would intercept and divert the heroes, or even help the villains defeat them. However, Kit and Kaboodle could never warn the heroes about the consequences of defeating the villain, as doing so would cause a glitch in the game world, which would then begin searching for intruders to expel. There were also times when they failed, allowing the heroes to defeat their villains and trigger the same cataclysm that destroyed their own world. Unable to stand idly by and watch entire worlds perish, and desperate to save anyone she could, Kit began recruiting surviving heroes and other inhabitants of these doomed worlds for Farcade.

At the same time, Kit and Kaboodle also worked to stop Syntax, an enemy organization of Farcade whose goal was to aid the heroes and ensure the destruction of several game worlds before collecting their remains, known as Float, for their own nefarious plans.

RubberRoss stated that Kit's body is "technically" cybernetic, but its accessories are equipment that it can put on and take off. RubberRoss stated that Kit & Kaboodle's armor form is called "Kibble Star Armor".