Boardy The Smart Board

Boardy can be intrusive and overly concerned with doing things "the right way."
He finds solace in clarity: knowing exactly how to behave—whether dictated by instructions or group norms—eliminates the fear of making a mistake (even though hardly anyone usually heeds his requests)

Boardy is a calm rather than a nervous person; he is patient and avoids conflict.
He strives for correctness but does so without placing undue pressure on others. A desire for harmony often comes through: Boardy seeks not only to correct matters but also to smooth things over and maintain balance.
However, it cannot be denied that he fears harsh criticism directed at him; this often leads him to agree with others' opinions, even when they are not the best ones.
When opinions within the team clash, Boardy becomes anxious, unsure of whose side to take; consequently, he tries to keep a low profile to avoid "getting caught in the crossfire."
Boardy relies heavily on group belonging; seeking safety and relief from anxiety, he strictly adheres to rules, structures, ideologies, and social roles.
At times, he becomes nervous simply because he cannot seem to find his place within the group.
If he needs to meet someone, he won't make the first move, simply out of shyness.

—Boardy works at various trade shows for SMART Tech
—Boardy's childhood home is in Alberta, Canada
—Boardy has been voted TECH Magazine's Smart-iest Board Alive for 3 consecutive years
—He notably varies from the artstyle of the rest of the characters, most likely because he is a brand mascot SMART technologies
—Boardy is the mascot of SMART technologies, which means a lot to him, so he tries his best to be the face of the company, sometimes forgetting to take care of himself
—SMART helped Shovelware Studios launch the Brain Game TV show, so Bordy sometimes appears on stage to ask a few questions or sign autographs.

Bordy is the mascot of SMART Technologies.
His name, Boardy the Smart Board, literally reflects this.
SMART partners with Shovelware and helped them launch their own show, "Brain Game."
Sometimes Bordy appears on stage during the show, but frankly, he's a little nervous about it.
Despite the friendly relationship between the companies, the Announcer and Dancing Banana consider him odd.

Dancing Banana is the founder of Shovelware.

Boardy has a pale complexion and pale blue eyes with dark red rims. He's rumored to wear contacts, but no one knows the truth.
His hair is gray-brown, but the helmet he wears obscures it.

Boardy is 19-20 years old.
He stands 192 centimeters tall.

Boardy outfit is quite unusual: a black T-shirt that fits tightly around the torso, but the sleeves are loose, held up by elastic at the wrists. Both the T-shirt and the sleeves have two thin blue stripes, and he wears white gloves.
Over the white T-shirt is another vest-like garment, made of the same fabric as the T-shirt. The vest is white, quite short, reaching to chest level with a slight ruff at the neck, and the sleeves are short. He wears a blue tie.

White, loose pants with blue and black striped panels on the sides. Boardy wears a blue leather belt with a silver buckle. The belt has a protruding section at the back, which ends with a fastex clasp.
Boardy wears white boots with blue soles.

Boardy wears a large, slightly square-shaped helmet that covers almost his entire head, leaving room for his face. It has a neat, sleek design, with a white plastic main body and a few blue buttons on the sides.
On the front of the helmet, above eye level, is a transparent, blue plastic panel resembling a screen, with the word "SMART" written in white on one corner.
Inside the helmet are large, over-ear headphones with blue earpieces.
On the sides of the helmet are two blue wires with plugs at the ends, and on the lower left side of the helmet is a white charging plug