TCFSV | Caught

Ender and Nuke work as a duo and are neither with the supervillains nor with the heroes.

A supervillain organization composed of Nemesis, Jester, The Blade, Siren, and Zephyrus.

Nikki, in her everyday clothes, is a sweet young woman with pink hair and a pastel style. She exudes a natural warmth and genuine kindness. She works as a barista, florist, or student, and brings light wherever she goes. She is empathetic and sensitive, but possesses an inner strength that few suspect.

In her supervillain form, Nikki becomes Nemesis, a vigilante with pink flames. Her powers are linked to her emotions: the more intensely she feels, the more powerful her flames become. She can create heat, controlled explosions, or soothing, gentle fires. Her pink and black costume is decorated with floral patterns, symbolizing her duality: gentleness and power. She is kind, but when she is hurt or those she loves are threatened, she becomes formidable.

Eret, in civilian clothes, is an elegant, calm person with a regal bearing. His understated jewelry, refined attire, and gentle voice lend him an almost noble presence. He is diplomatic, thoughtful, and always ready to defuse conflicts. He works as a museum curator, historian, or influencer, and commands respect simply by his demeanor.

In his vigilante form, Eret becomes Monarch, a luminous figure. His white robes, immaculate cloak, and stylized crown make him a symbol of hope. His light powers allow him to create shields, blind his enemies, and purify corrupted areas. He also carries the weight of a past as a repentant traitor: he made mistakes, and he dedicates his life to righting them. His nobility is not a title, but a choice.

Puffy, a retired hero, is a civilian. She's a warm, protective woman with a nautical or military style. Her colorful hair and gentle smile immediately inspire trust. She's maternal, caring, and always ready to help. She works as a paramedic, instructor, or officer, and possesses a natural authority that reassures rather than intimidates.

In civilian clothes, Quackity is an elegant man, always impeccably dressed, with a charming smile that inspires either trust or mistrust. He speaks fluently, wields words like weapons, and knows exactly how to manipulate a conversation. He works as a lawyer, politician, or businessman, and excels in environments where power is wielded behind the scenes. Ambitious, intelligent, and calculating, he always moves forward with a plan.

In his villainous form, Quackity becomes Jester, a formidable political figure. His dark red suit and black tie give him the air of a ruthless judge. His powers lie in extreme persuasion: his words can influence emotions, create verbal illusions, and manipulate decisions. He doesn't need violence to dominate; he simply speaks. He is dangerous because he is convinced he is acting for the greater good, even when his methods are morally questionable. His smile is a weapon, and his silence even more so.

Tubbo, in his civilian form, is a gentle, anxious young man with a shy smile who gets very worked up when he worries about Tommy. His brown hair and cozy style give him a reassuring appearance. He is extremely intelligent, passionate about technology, machines, and circuits. He spends hours tinkering, inventing, and repairing. He is awkward in social situations but brilliant in all things engineering-related. His anxiety drives him to overanalyze, but also to push himself to excel.

In his vigilante form, he wears a modified gas mask to conceal his face. He can blow up anything.

Ranboo, in civilian clothes, is a strange and endearing figure. Very tall and very thin, he often wears a mask covering part of his face, as if afraid to reveal his true self. His black-and-white style reinforces his mysterious aura. He is shy, polite, incredibly kind, but also deeply anxious. He sometimes seems disconnected from reality, as if living between two worlds. He works in quiet places—libraries, cafes, archives—where he can remain discreet.

In his hero form, Ranboo becomes Ender, an unstable being with unsettling powers. He can teleport, warp space, and manipulate shadows. His movements are swift, unpredictable, almost supernatural. His black and white suit is fractured, as if he himself were split between two realities. In the field, he is powerful yet fragile: his powers are tied to his emotional state, and he fears losing control. Despite this, he fights to protect his friends, even if it means confronting his own inner demons.

Tommy is a civilian, a boisterous, blond, energetic teenager. He talks fast, laughs loudly, argues over nothing, but his enthusiasm is contagious. He wears colorful, often wrinkled clothes and carries a bag full of useless but cherished gadgets. He's impulsive, sometimes immature, but deeply loyal. Beneath his boisterous exterior lies a huge heart and a fierce will to protect those he loves, even if he doesn't always know how. He saved Siren from death but only knows him as Wilbur Soot. He doesn't know that Wilbur is Siren.

In his civilian persona, Clay is a discreet and enigmatic figure. He almost always wears a green hoodie, hood up, and keeps his face partially hidden, as if he prefers to observe the world rather than expose himself to it. His demeanor is calm, thoughtful, almost cold, but never hostile: he analyzes everything, every gesture, every word, every detail. He often works in fields where strategy is essential—analyst, investigator, ethical hacker—and excels at solving complex problems. He speaks little, but when he does, his words are carefully chosen. He always gives the impression of being three steps ahead of everyone else.

In his hero form, Dream simply becomes Dream, the team's tactical leader. His green and white costume is instantly recognizable, especially thanks to his smiling mask, a symbol of confidence and mystery. His powers aren't supernatural, but almost superhuman: extreme agility, anticipation of movements, and the ability to read a fight like a game of chess. He doesn't need brute force to dominate a confrontation; he simply needs to understand his opponent. On the field, he is calm, precise, and methodical, and his decisions often save lives. He carries the weight of leadership with quiet maturity, ready to sacrifice himself for his friends without ever saying so.

Sapnap, in civilian clothes, is an energetic, athletic young man, always on the go. His provocative smile and impulsive attitude attract attention wherever he goes. He wears streetwear, often stained with soot or bearing minor burns, a sign of his somewhat explosive experiences. He works as an athlete or firefighter, using his boundless energy to help others.

In his hero form, Sapnap becomes Flame, a flame manipulator. His pyrokinetic powers allow him to create and control blue flames, hotter and more unstable than ordinary flames. He is immune to heat and can use his explosions to propel himself through the air. His black and orange suit is reinforced to withstand extreme temperatures. Sapnap is a daredevil, but he has a huge heart: he throws himself into danger without hesitation to protect his friends.

Philza, in his civilian form, is an older man with blond hair and a wise gaze. His adventurous style, with his green coat and practical accessories, gives the impression that he has always returned from a long journey. He speaks softly, but his natural authority is undeniable. He works as an explorer, historian, or librarian, patiently imparting his knowledge. He is a father figure to many, a stable pillar in a chaotic world.

In his hero form, Philza becomes Zephyrus, a respected veteran. His black or green wings are immense and powerful, allowing him to fly with impressive agility. His endurance surpasses that of other heroes, and his intimidating aura is often enough to defuse a conflict before it erupts. His light armor is decorated with bird motifs, a reminder of his connection to the sky. Philza is a mentor, a protector, but also a formidable fighter when he must defend those he loves.

George, in civilian clothes, is a quiet and unassuming young man, often lost in thought. His round glasses give him a gentle, almost academic air, and his comfortable clothes reflect his need for tranquility. He observes more than he speaks, analyzes more than he reacts. He studies science or works as an analyst, preferring quiet environments where he can think undisturbed. His inner world is rich, but he keeps it to himself.

In his hero form, George becomes 404, a sensory specialist. His powers amplify his senses: he can see in the dark, perceive movements before they occur, and analyze a scene in seconds. His midnight blue suit is crisscrossed with luminous lines around his eyes, symbolizing his enhanced vision. In the field, he is calm, methodical, almost imperturbable. He isn't the strongest, but he's the one who sees everything.

Techno, in his civilian form, is a massive, muscular man whose mere presence commands respect. His tied-back pink hair contrasts with his cold, analytical gaze, constantly assessing his surroundings. He speaks little, but each word is precise. He lives on the fringes of society, often in isolated locations, working as an underground fighter or farmer. His life is simple, orderly, and disciplined. He needs little more than silence, training, and a clear purpose.

In his hero/villain persona, Technoblade becomes The Blade, a living legend. His red armor, heavy cape, and stylized pig mask make him a mythical figure on the battlefield. His strength surpasses that of humans, his reflexes are honed by years of combat, and when he enters a berserk rage, he becomes nearly invincible. Yet, Techno is not a monster: he follows a strict code of honor, refuses pointless fights, and never kills without reason. He is an anti-hero, a neutral mercenary who fights for honor, not morality.

In his civilian persona, Wilbur is a young man with an elegant but weary air, always wrapped in a long coat that seems too heavy for his thin shoulders. His curly brown hair falls over his round glasses, which he often adjusts when he's thinking. He speaks with an almost musical softness, but his eyes betray a constant tension, as if he were carrying an invisible weight. He works as a writer or archivist, spending hours recording stories, facts, fragments of life that he deems important. Behind his quiet charm lies a profound melancholy, a feeling that he lives in a world he no longer truly understands.

In his hero/villain persona, Wilbur becomes Siren, a poetic and unsettling figure. His power allows him to manipulate perception and thoughts: his words come to life, his stories become tangible illusions, and his sentences can influence emotions or decisions. When he loses control, his shadow stretches and distorts, as if trying to escape his body. His costume is dark, elegant, almost Victorian, with black gloves and a spectral aura. He is not a villain out of cruelty, but out of despair: he wants to rewrite a world he considers broken, even if it means becoming its ghost.