Romeo - MCSM || 15

Skin color is azure blue. The eyes are normal, but with a red iris. Her hair is dark blue, slightly wavy at the ends, and also short. The top is a gray suit with blue stripes resembling simple lines like a bridge or straight sticks. The sleeves are painted with blue, sinuous stripes. Build: Fred is larger than the other administrators. (Slightly taller than Romeo.) Character: Kind-heartedness. Unlike Romeo, Fred did not seek to conquer worlds and power. Belief in redemption. He believed that Romeo could be saved and returned to the path of good, even though he knew the risk to himself. Caring for his friends. He deeply valued his friendship with Xara and Romeo and tried to maintain the unity of the admin group. Wisdom and hope. Despite the danger, he remained optimistic and tried to find peaceful solutions to conflicts.

Administrator Form - True Form:

The skin is grey and unnaturally pale. His hair is bright red. It's longer than usual and a little disheveled, but it still fits his look. Eyes. The sclera (whites) are bright red and glowing, while the pupils are yellow, contrasting, and also slightly glowing. He wears a dark, almost black suit/armor. Red lines and patterns run throughout the garment, pulsating like electrical discharges. The fabric itself appears thick, but has a metallic sheen that lends a touch of majesty.

Human form (after losing powers):

The skin is light (not gray), and the eyes are black. His hair is red. It's tousled and short, but still covers his neck and ears. Some strands are part of his bangs: they're wavy and cover his temples. She wears a gray T-shirt that reveals her arms. She wears dark blue, wide-leg jeans underneath, and red and white sneakers. Character: Emotional instability and impulsiveness: Easily loses his temper, changes mood abruptly: from ridicule to rage, from ostentatious friendliness to cruelty. Egocentrism and arrogance: Considers himself superior to others because of his abilities. Childishness and manipulativeness. Cruelty and sadism: takes pleasure in the suffering of others. Loneliness and the need for recognition. Guilt and remorse: tormented by the murder of Fred. Theatricality and ostentation. Contradiction: He criticizes Jesse for being friends with others, believing it weakens her, but he himself yearns for allies.