.・゜゜・ 𝕃𝕠𝕠𝕖𝕪 ・゜゜・ ✦ 🎪 ✦

Yatta the Acrobat, she is his friend, Yatta considers Louis to be her best friend. Blot: Mime. He speaks backwards. Nothing in his speech is understandable, only some toons (Gigi, Connie, Astro) understand his speech.

Louis spends exactly seven minutes every morning in front of the mirror, practicing his smile so it looks equally genuine to everyone, no matter how he's feeling. He believes his smile is his tool and he has no right to go on stage with a bad one, so he practices it until it's automatic and even came up with three different types of smiles for different numbers: warm for children, mysterious for adults, and dazzling for the finale. He never drinks coffee before a performance because it makes his hands too shaky for juggling. Instead, he drinks herbal tea with honey, believing it gives him the right balance of calm and energy. He carries the tea in a small thermos, which he always keeps in the same place backstage. Louis has a habit of checking his props exactly three times before each stage appearance. First, he counts all the pieces, then checks each one for cracks or chips, then arranges them in a strict order that he won't allow anyone to disturb. If someone moves his balls or clubs, he can notice it even with his eyes closed and immediately returns everything to their place. He never performs in a new turtleneck without first "breaking it in"—he wears it at home for two days, allowing the fabric to adjust to his movements and him to the feel of it on his body. He believes a costume should be an extension of the performer, not just clothing, so he treats every new item in his wardrobe with great care. Louis can't stand it when the audience talks during his act. He can keep juggling with a smile on his face, but inside he's cringing, because he perceives it as disrespect for his work. He never makes any comments, but after the performance, he can sit in the dressing room for ten minutes in silence, sorting through his bag of candy, his tail motionless, his bell silent. He never misses a rehearsal, even if he's sick or dead tired; he considers missing a performance a bad thing.

Louie is a cheerful, upbeat toon who is part of a circus troupe, despite his optimism, he has a very paranoid side that he tries to hide, he worries a lot about no one watching them, he is a very kind toon who wants everyone around him to be happy, but also has a paranoid side, he is a member of a circus troupe of three toons, bright and cheerful, born to bring fun to others.

Louis wakes up with a smile, even if he is sleep-deprived or sad. He believes that smiling is his job and he has no right to show his tiredness to others. That is why he gets up every morning, adjusts his turtleneck, ties his scarf and goes to the mirror to practice his smile so that it is equally warm and sincere for everyone, regardless of his mood. He knows that the audience comes for joy and he is obliged to give it even if there is emptiness inside him. He believes that an artist has no right to be sad because he must be an example for others. But sometimes, when he is alone in the dressing room, he lowers his shoulders, looks at the floor and just sits in silence for a few minutes, allowing himself not to smile, and this is his only moment of honesty with himself. Louis is very kind and caring, he always notices if someone in his troupe or friends looks upset, he will come up, sit quietly next to them without asking questions, and just be with them, because he knows that sometimes silence is more important than words, he might bring a cup of tea or a candy from his bag, he never imposes his help, but he always makes it clear that he is there, he believes that there is enough pain in the world, and if he can make someone's day a little brighter, he is obliged to do so, he does not expect gratitude and does not demand attention, he just sincerely wants everyone to be happy, because he knows what it is to be unhappy and feel invisible. But behind this smile and kindness lies a deep paranoia that gnaws at him from within; he is constantly afraid of being ignored.

Louis is a tall, slender man, about one hundred and eighty centimeters tall, with the flexible, trained body of a circus acrobat, a long, flexible neck and proportional arms and legs, his head is shaped like an inflatable dog - an elongated muzzle with a slight curve in the nose area, round, wide-set eyes and soft, streamlined lines that make his face both friendly and recognizable, but not stupid, but rather charismatic and a little mysterious, his head is yellow with a slight glossy sheen, similar to an old circus toy, but without a hint of cheapness, on the top of his head there is a small protrusion similar to a knot from a thread, but this is just part of the form that he sometimes touches, thinking about the past, his eyes are large and expressive, black pupils are always slightly dilated, as if he is constantly surprised or looking for something that only he can notice, his eyebrows are thin and slightly raised, giving his face a wary but kind expression, his muzzle is slightly elongated forward with a clear nose line and a small black tip that is really just a shadow of his shape but he often touches it to check if it is dirty, his neck is long and flexible like a dancer's, it allows him to tilt his head at different angles and make smooth turns, there are two thin lines on his neck - marks from an old circus collar that he wore when he was young, but now he has removed it and left only light furrows that are only visible in certain lighting, his ears are large and drooping, the left one is green and the right one is purple, they are mobile and often move when he listens or thinks, there is a tiny scar on his left ear from an old piercing that he has covered with a small green circle and his right ear has a dark spot on the tip that looks like old paint that he never got around to washed, cheeks green and purple - the left one green with a purple tint, the right one purple with green, they are plump, but not childish, they create the effect of a blush, which he has left over from his work in the circus.