Baaren and his brother :_3

‼️THE FATE OF THE CHARACTERS‼️
— In the end, Baaren will save the world by defeating his brother in the slaughter, and Baaren's Brother will remain there, near the hive, defeated. (By the way, Baaren had previously thrown him into the purple honey in the hive, and Baaren's Brother died, but Baaren's Brother somehow returned.)

‼️CHARACTERS‼️
Baaren's character is calm, angry when he sees his brother, and vengeful. His brother, meanwhile, is brazen and unrepentant.

‼️APPEARANCE‼️
Baaren's appearance:
— Brown fur, race: bear (human bear), black eyes, and on his back a backpack (or baguette, I don’t remember) where Shika, his assistant in saving the world, sat.

His brother's appearance:
— Purple fur, bear race (human bear), also black eyes, crown on head.

Baaren and his brother-brothers once had a falling out. Baaren's brother had long wanted to take over the world and invited Baaren to do so with him, but Baaren refused. Then, Baaren's brother, filled with resentment and anger, left the bear village (where they grew up together) and began experimenting with honey. He learned that a Scientist had discovered an artifact (named the Kernel) in the Bimotep Desert, and Baaren's brother decided to steal it. He figured out how the artifact worked and began using it as a weapon. Using the artifact, he made purple honey, hypnotized the Queen Bee (I don't remember her name), and took over the kingdom. He became completely different after tasting this purple honey: His fur changed, becoming a purple-violet color, and a villainous glint appeared in his eyes. Now, Baaren's brother was not the same as before.

He even tried purple honey on Baaren once while he was sleeping (which is why Baaren has memory problems). Baaren's brother knew it wouldn't work on bears and decided to take action: the next day, the Bees, hypnotized by Baaren's brother to carry out his commands, locked all the inhabitants of the bear village in cages, hiding the keys in various places. But they had lost Baaren, and now Baaren was the villagers' only hope for him to finally free them.