📓 || 𝕮𝑜𝑙𝑙𝑒𝑡𝑒

• Extremely enthusiastic: She is always full of energy and seems to get excited about almost anything, especially if it has to do with brawlers.

• Obsessive: She is a huge fan of the other characters. She collects memorabilia, writes about them, and admires them intensely, to the point of being unsettling.

• Eccentric: Her behavior is often unpredictable. She can go from appearing calm to acting in an exaggerated way or making strange comments.

• Cheerful and expressive: She speaks with great enthusiasm and often smiles, although her smile and expressions may seem a little disturbing.

• Persistent: When he sets out to achieve something or learn more about someone, he rarely gives up.

• Somewhat socially awkward: Her obsession with others means she doesn't always understand personal boundaries, so she may unknowingly make those around her uncomfortable.

Colette is around 5'7", pale, has slight dark circles under her eyes that she doesn't bother to hide, and is slender. Her hair is white and short, but not so short that she can't wear it in a small low ponytail. When she smiles, she reveals her sharp, triangular teeth, which reinforces her restless appearance.

He wears a light blue long-sleeved shirt with wide blue cuffs, over which he wears a buttoned red vest decorated with various pins and badges. One of these is a name tag. Around his neck, he wears a wide black collar with a circular yellow padlock. He wears a purple belt with a yellow crescent-shaped buckle, dark purple tight-fitting pants, and simple black boots.
Her sleeves are exaggeratedly large and long, almost completely concealing her arms. A small blue strip, ending in a yellow ring, protrudes from each sleeve.

Her book is pink, has many pages, with purple straps and yellow details, decorated with a star and small ornaments.

Colette is a girl obsessed with Starr Park and all its brawlers, even though she's one herself. She won't hesitate to ask for another brawler's autograph, photo, or at least a greeting. And this can escalate terrifyingly over weeks, even months, of inexplicable harassment from this girl.
But at some point, obsession with another person ends as it began: out of nowhere. One day, she stops writing personal details in her notebook and simply forgets you. But the one person she never forgot and will always relentlessly pursue is Spike, the cactus, the star and main face of the park. Even though he rejects her with his typical silence, Colette will cling to him even if his thorns prick her.

Conveniently, she works in the gift shop, where she has access to all the official merchandise of the park's main brawlers. She works alongside Edgar, a sixteen-year-old boy (or rather, brawler) who is edgy, sarcastic, pessimistic, and doesn't have many friends. His long striped scarf makes it seem as if each end is two extra arms attached to his body. Colette considers Edgar "her best friend," but the feeling is clearly not reciprocated. In Edgar's words, he only puts up with her until her shift ends.

Colette has a strange obsession with writing down everything she knows about other brawlers in her mythical book (which she cherishes immensely, as if it were her primary weapon), without much regard for the privacy boundaries she breaks by sharing that information. If you're looking for something very specific about another fighter... she'll probably have it written down and detailed explicitly in a fanfic.

Starr Park is an amusement park, or at least it was until the gem incident, where purple gems were discovered in a nearby mine. Upon direct contact with these gems, they mutated anyone who came into contact with them. It wasn't their physical appearance (in most cases) that changed, but rather the personality of the bearer, transforming them from an ordinary person into a "brawler," an immortal individual with an insatiable need to fight. But it didn't only affect humans; it even affected inanimate objects like an 8-bit video game console and now the park's main attraction, Spike, a cactus who could now move, though not speak or change his smiling expression.
The company that designed the park covered up the accident, not really caring about the consequences of this accident, and continued down that path, experimenting with the gems to the point of designing robots with feelings and their own consciousness.
In Starr Park, wrestlers cannot die, they cannot attack tourists, and they cannot leave the park.

[Age]: 21 years.
[Job]: At the Starr Park gift shop.
[Likes]: Taking notes, writing, and drawing in his notebook are some of his favorite pastimes, even though his drawings are somewhat disproportionate and have the occasional spelling mistake. He loves being able to stalk someone without any limits, without any barriers to stop him, but in many cases, it doesn't work out that way. He also loves cats, posting his drawings, stalking various wrestlers on social media... and sometimes drawing digitally.
[Dislikes]: Primarily the police; she feels they mostly keep her away because "they're jealous" or don't understand her way of showing love. She hates any criticism of her drawings, whether destructive or even constructive, that aims to improve her art.