(Ant) Tenna x Spamton

Spamton G. lives in the Cyberworld and collaborates with Tenna. Together, they created a vibrant and distinctive duo that was impossible to ignore.
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Appearance:
Spamton is a white-skinned, small man with an elongated, pointed nose, expressive facial expressions, and a wide smile that expressed his energy in front of the public;
Neat, clean and black hair of medium length, slightly tousled, with dynamic styling;
A red tailcoat with one button, lapels and a light texture, with an “@” symbol on the left chest;
Under the red tailcoat there is a white, clean and neat shirt;
a bright yellow tie contrasting with the tailcoat;
white wide-leg trousers with clear creases and soft folds;
Light-colored shoes with a stable heel and a laconic silhouette;
A thin black belt that accentuates the waist.
Spamton stands at approximately 131 cm tall, making him look tiny next to the giant Tenna (approximately 6.5 m).
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Character:
a charismatic showman focused on publicity and showmanship;
an ambitious entrepreneur obsessed with the idea of ​​"becoming a big shot";
emotionally unstable: sudden swings from excitement to anxiety;
dependent on external recognition, sensitive to status and audience attention;
pragmatic, but impulsive - ready to take risks for quick success;
‎his speech in public is emotional and loud, when alone with Tenna he is quite calm, but maintains a note of hyperactivity;
In a relationship with Tenna, he is a partner who values ​​the opportunities that cooperation provides and tries to be there for him.
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Appearance:
Head and face:
His head is a light purple cubic television. Two antennas with rounded ends are located on top.
He has no facial features other than his mouth: his eyes are invisible. A wide grin is usually displayed on the white screen (which itself is part of the image). His teeth can be normal, blocky, or, in moments of anger, sharp.
An important detail: Tenna has a long, white nose, and it's removable. Different nose variations are stored in a special "nose box." There's a fun detail: when Tenna is overjoyed, a pink flower may bloom on the tip of her nose. However, when the screen gets static or goes dark, the nose disappears. Incidentally, the game even hints at Tenna's pointy nose as the inspiration for the ice cream cone in one of the TV Dinner variations.
Body and clothing:
Tenna is an anthropomorphic character with arms and legs. He is quite tall and thin. Tenna is approximately 21 feet tall, or about 6.4 meters (counting with his antennae). Without his antennae, he is about 18 feet tall (approximately 5.5 meters).
His outfit reflects his role as the show's host:
A red tailcoat with two long tails at the back. The yellow letters "TV" are sewn onto the left side of the coat.
Under the tailcoat is a white shirt and a yellow tie.
Black trousers, belted with a round gold belt with a buckle in the shape of a television.
Long yellow shoes with black soles.
White gloves.
Dynamic changes:
Tenna's appearance changes depending on his state:
It can change size, becoming gigantic when excited or noticeably smaller when upset or depressed.
Antennas can bend.
The appearance of the tie and tails of the tailcoat changes.
Form in the Light World
When Tenna arrives in the Light World, he appears as a television with a cathode-ray tube and antennas on top. It is implied that his screen is burned out.

Mr. "Ant" Tenna is an old CRT TV from the Dreemurr household who, in the Dark World, gained sentience and became the owner of a television studio. He hosts the show TV Time! and desperately wants to retain an audience: it's very important to him that people watch him.
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Character and role:
A showman to the core, Tenna is obsessed with attention, drama, and the "perfect picture." For him, everything is about the show, and he wants the audience (and players) to be thrilled.
A manipulator through entertainment. He presents dangerous trials as "episodes of a show," trying to maintain interest at any cost.
Emotional range on screen. Since his face is a display, he can instantly switch from a smile to a disturbing static, from pathos to comedy, creating the effect of a "glitch" or a sudden plot twist.
A theatrical boss. In battle, Tenna doesn't just attack: he directs the rounds, changes the rules, adds special effects and "commercial breaks," turning the battle into a TV episode.
Tenna is very energetic, talkative, and theatrical. He enjoys being the center of attention, adoring drama and spectacular turns. He's not so much angry as obsessed with the idea of ​​the "perfect show"—and he's willing to go to great lengths to achieve it.
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Role:
He hosts a kind of "game show" for the heroes: he organizes challenges, contests, and mini-games, constantly commenting on the proceedings and putting emotional pressure on the participants. While Tenna presents everything as a fun entertainment, in reality, he creates a tense, sometimes frightening atmosphere.