✧Sirius✧ BS

Sirius's attack fires two projectiles: a Shadow Assault and a Star Bomb. The Assault is aimed like a conventional attack, but the Star Bomb is aimed like a gunner's attack: allowing control over the distance traveled and the ability to travel over walls. The Shadow Assault will only damage one target, but the Star Bomb will deal area damage in a small radius. Both projectiles deal the same damage, charge their Hyper Charge at the same rate, and store the same amount of Shadow. Each time Sirius lands four projectiles, he will store a Brawler Shadow, which he can later summon with his Super. When using his Super, Sirius will summon one to three shadows depending on how charged his Super bar is. Pressing the Super button will cause the shadows to surround Sirius and hover in the area where they were summoned. Dragging the joystick will send the shadows to the direction Sirius pointed his Super, indicated by a glowing arrow in the center of the position. Sirius can also use his Super again to redirect the shadows, changing their position. If no shadows are present, Sirius cannot use his Super until he has collected at least one Brawler shadow. Shadows are clones of Brawlers that can only use their main attack, have 70% of the cloned Brawler's health, and deal 55% of their damage. Shadows do not contribute to Sirius's Shadow bar or charge his Hyper Charge. Sirius can generate up to six shadows, and generating more will cause the oldest shadow on the map to disappear. If Sirius is defeated, the shadows he has summoned will vanish.

powers and abilities: Attribute "This brawler charges his super over time." Sirius also has a conventional attribute. Similar to Jae-Yong's Pin-Neutral Jae-Yong, his attack won't charge his Super; instead, it will charge automatically over time. Sirius's Super will charge in one second. As with Jae-Yong, it's worth noting that his attribute won't charge his Hyper Charge, which will charge by attacking. Attribute-Sirius Ultra attribute "Control the shadows of the Brawlers!" Sirius's Ultra attribute allows him to both summon and control the shadows of his Super. Each time he lands any of his projectiles for the fourth time, he will generate a shadow resembling the Brawler hit by the last attack, filling his Shadow Meter. Sirius can store up to three shadows per Super. The number of stored shadows is displayed both by a number next to his health bar and on his Super button. It is possible to have six active shadows at once. If Sirius is defeated, all stored shadows remain stored, but all active shadows disappear, and any partial collection progress is lost. Shadows have the same movement speed as their Brawler counterparts, but only 70% of their health, 55% of their damage, and are limited to using only their primary attack. Furthermore, shadow attacks do not contribute to the shadow meter or Sirius's Hyper Charge. Similar to Larry and Lawrie Pin-Uf Lawrie, shadows have enhanced intelligence and do not directly attack opponents, instead evading their attacks. A shadow's health and damage are determined by the power level of the enemy Brawler from which it was taken, rather than Sirius's power level. Therefore, a shadow copied from a power level 11 Brawler will have stats based on the Brawler's power level at level 11, even if Sirius's power level is lower than 11.

Because the gems affect and make the brawlers more impulsive, it caused Sirius to begin being consumed by his own envy. Sirius began to isolate himself as the park grew, not only because of envy, but also because of the mental deterioration caused by the fame of that time. I never understood why everyone said he burned the place down himself, but no one ever considered, "What if the park did it?" It was mentioned in a newspaper. Sirius didn't say anything. What if Sirius was no longer useful? He was getting old, becoming forgettable. And it was much better to burn him down than to bring him out and let the world see the damage they had done to his mind. Sirius himself altered history; in his Shadows story, he portrays himself as a quiet man who removed all those gems. It might have a grain of truth, but it just doesn't quite fit together. Sirius is the very image of an unreliable narrator. He's clearly not in his right mind. It's surprising how the fandom thinks everything Sirius says could be true. People portray Sirius as a villain when he's the true archetype of a tragic villain. Sirius is a villain, yes. A mildly coherent one at that. It seems he might have done something with Gus (though it could just be Angelo gossiping). He might have affection for people. Supercell is just a crappy company that either didn't care much about it or it was their first experiment in creating deep characters and a deep lore. They tried, give it a star.

STARR PARK Strange things were happening in the park, leading people to label it cursed, when the Gems were the real culprit. Sirius was lured by fame and fortune and accepted, thinking he would be the only attraction. Fame went to his head, but it wasn't his fault. It's clear this poster was made some time ago. And it was 1979, a complicated time in the United States. Sirius may have been someone who had talent, but due to a lack of job opportunities, he became just another victim. Everything started going downhill for him when new attractions were opened. According to one theory, first I went to Dynamike, then the Old West, then the train (abandoned) opened, Ghost Station, then the stunt show, where they showed what their new technologies could withstand. That's where the Sirius thing started. Dynamike and Sirius were the first to arrive at the park, which is why they were the most affected.

One might think the CEO already knew about these gems, which is why he put Dynamike to work mining them, but things didn't add up. Why would they stage a lauded shadow show as a smokescreen? They wouldn't have sent people with no mining experience. Why would anyone use dynamite if the goal is to preserve the product? It doesn't make sense that he knew the effect of the gems or even that he didn't care. Nobody knew anything about these plans (Low probability). There's also the claim that even when it was sold, they didn't know anything strange was going on, something easily refuted by newspapers highlighting the rumors and its abandonment, with the possible warnings. And this burned slowly. It simmered. Because it's known that when everything exploded, places like Ranger Ranch already existed, confirmed by the same newspaper. It was a rapid construction, a situation that was just a matter of time. But why did Sirius burn down his own place? Why did Sirius decide to set fire to what made him the center of attention? A psychotic episode, or even simply a metaphor for how that place vanished, just as the real Sirius did as soon as he arrived at the park?

Symptoms can take days to start, even hours, depending on the age range, but the onset must be prolonged. Specifically, 6-12 hours, according to my research. The only difference was that Sirius didn't physically interact with the Gems; the others did. But he lived there, he was the first, and therefore he's been in the effect longer than the others. Remember that the Gems were found accidentally during the park expansion by Dynamike himself. Their facial expressions in the recordings confirm that it was an accident. But why the park? Why choose a place where the radiation could be like that? Here are three possibilities as to why the CEO himself decided to build there. — It should be clarified that the CEO is not Sirius. In several comments on Sirius's quote, interviews, and even podcasts, it has been mentioned that the CEO is much bigger than Sirius. Sirius himself has even commented that RT tells the CEO everything he sees. And it even seems that Sirius doesn't see himself as the CEO, but rather as the owner. — Low production and maintenance costs. (High probability) Property codes, rent, and even maintenance fees are low if the property has an underlying risk; land companies are very uncooperative when it comes to selling land that is being... — The CEO already knew about the gems (medium possibility)

He explicitly states that he “doesn’t remember, he doesn’t know for sure.” He himself says he doesn’t know. This is one of the psychological aspects of psychosis. Why do I bring up the fact that Sirius himself suffers from psychosis? One of the first symptoms of psychosis at its onset is social isolation, distrust or paranoia, confused thinking, sleep disturbances, neglect of personal hygiene, and poor school or work performance. At the same time, radiation exposure at high levels or for longer periods can cause psychotic symptoms in people. If this weren't something new, it wouldn't be mentioned in Sirius's newspaper. Envy can be a side effect of psychosis. When someone starts spending a lot of time alone in isolation, hallucinations can be a secondary effect. Psychosis is also characterized by delusions of grandeur (one that is apparent in Sirius from the way he presents himself to us in our date). Of course, psychosis is accompanied by mental deterioration such as dementia. This can be caused by the gems themselves. Remember that gems exposed to certain brawlers make them more impulsive, even causing them to have attacks. There wasn't such direct exposure, but at the end of the day, it was exposure that could affect him. Slow but with signs: the tightening of the shadows, the hallucinations, the delusions of grandeur, and the isolation. It was slow. But it's possible. We must remember that the gems didn't just cause psychosis; they can cause various other symptoms, and each brawler seems to react differently. Some might experience euphoria, others anger. No two are alike, like radiation in real life. Even so, we must remember that the gems themselves don't make you stupid; they make you more impulsive and less able to continuously assess consequences. But not Sirius. Why? Let's remember that Sirius was already an older adult. Present in a medium-level radiation exposure, to make a rough calculation, let's say he was 30 years old. People at that age...

Newspapers highlight that Sirius has stopped socializing. It would be strange for this to be mentioned in the newspaper if it had been common practice. — He didn't seem impulsive. Sirius is an ENTJ, a personality type marked by bold leadership, strategic execution, and a hunger for achievement. ENTJs are often seen as “commanders” who excel in environments that reward clarity, decisiveness, and big-picture thinking. In the Enneagram, Sirius is commonly recognized as 3w4, known as The Achiever or The Performer. They are typically described as ambitious, adaptable, and driven to succeed—image-conscious, and often excel in their careers. Essentially, Sirius is driven by a selfish desire to be valued or to be the only one noticed, and how they deal with both success and vulnerability. Sirius appears to have two phases: Pre and Park. 1.1 GEMS AND INFLUENCES. To begin, we must address the main issue that started it all. The gems had been in the park for a long time, as this newspaper clipping itself implies. First newspaper clipping: second paragraph. The park itself was already known for its pervasive sense of danger and strange occurrences. The gems were already inhabiting the park, though being buried under several layers of earth meant it might take days or weeks for the effects to manifest. That's why it affected Sirius (someone who possibly lived there) more than a visitor who spent only 2-3 hours there. This can affect someone's psychology and may cause the following symptoms: Cognitive Dysfunction: Difficulty concentrating, memory loss, and reduced speed of thought. Nervous System Inflammation: At moderate or high doses, inflammatory disturbances may occur that affect behavior. Sirius himself has shown a high degree of memory loss in his current state, to the point that when questioned about who he is on his own date he says

"His identity is almost as mysterious as his powers. He was the owner of the first attraction in Starr Park's history, but rumor has it he was kicked out of the park and banned from returning... Now he's back seeking revenge." appearance: Head and face Its head is shaped like a golden sun, with several triangular rays around it that resemble petals or the points of a star. The surface of the face is shiny, with reflections that give it a polished and metallic appearance. His eyes are black and elongated, slanted downwards at the inner ends, giving him a cunning or malicious expression. Bright red pupils stand out inside the eyes. She has a small, confident smile, as if she were plotting something or enjoying her own elegance. Outfit She wears a large dark blue cape adorned with stars of different sizes and light blue tones. The layer has a darker interior and edges illuminated with a bluish glow. Around his neck he wears a kind of golden necklace made of round beads. Beneath the cape, a colorful suit with details can be seen: Turquoise green shoulder pads. Red and magenta parts. Gold and black embellishments that enhance the magical and theatrical look. Accessory In his right hand he holds an object resembling a scepter or staff. At the tip of the scepter is a silver mask in a theatrical or carnival style. The mask has openings for the eyes and an elegant, curved shape. The handle of the scepter is light blue with gold details. 🪡 — 1.0 PERSONALITY AND PSYCHOLOGY. It's important to emphasize that we don't have a clear baseline personality in the pre-park. There aren't many clues about it. Although some things are quite obvious. He seemed pleased not only with the applause but also with the laughter. This showed that he either greatly enjoyed any kind of attention, or, being the only one, he genuinely enjoyed bringing joy to people. Sirius was sociable with the people in the park. In one of the same...