í (i with an accent)

Before possessing "i," he called himself "Lāmed," a Phoenician letter that desired equality for all. However, these ideas became distorted as he gained great power and control over everyone, until he lost against the numbers and his powers became null. At that moment, Lāmed could do nothing against the other Phoenician letters and fled. He arrived at a cave where he carved something and cast a spell with what little power he had left to seal his soul there before dying at the hands of the other letters. Much later, he took control of "i," where he now seeks revenge on everyone (without exception).

And it also has limited powers. But it's still somewhat powerful compared to some letters (numbers don't have powers), but it wants more of these to carry out its plans. It usually carries a notebook to write them down and follow them to the letter to achieve its goals. It also tends to manipulate those around it to gain an advantage and get closer to its objectives.

He usually has a calm and serene demeanor, but behind that facade lies his true nature. He is someone who cannot tolerate bad behavior or anyone who goes against him (who doesn't contribute to his expectations). He can be cold and distant when contradicted, but he doesn't get angry easily. He tends to manipulate numbers (like Seven and Zero) for his own purposes and pulls strings to get what he wants. He also maintains a polite and formal demeanor when introducing himself to others to make a good impression.

í is an accented letter "i", it is yellow with yellow limbs, it usually wears a cape with star-shaped shoulder pads and a dark red cape with white fluff and black spots (although this usually makes it invisible)