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Pierrot looks like this:
Face and Mask: The face is completely hidden by a white, porcelain-like mask. Narrow black vertical slits are visible around the eyes, and a black teardrop-like mark extends past one eye. The main feature is a wide, fixed smile with large, even teeth. However, the mask is capable of changing expressions: the smile can become more sinister, and the mouth can reveal sharp teeth.
Eyes: The eyes are golden-yellow. The pupils are unusual and can change shape—becoming small dots, narrow slits, rings, or even hearts. They look like small golden hearts.
Hair: Light, almost white or silver, medium length. Hair is tousled, with numerous individual strands falling down the sides of the head and toward the shoulders.
Headdress and "horns": Pierrot's actual horns are not visible in the image. Instead, he wears a red and black jester's cap with three long, drooping ends. Small bells are at the ends, and golden stars are at the base. Due to the cap's unusual shape, its tips may resemble horns from a distance (although he does have three black horns underneath the cap).
Clothing: The circus jester's costume is predominantly black and red with gold details. Around the neck is a wide black jabot collar with a gold lining. Over the black base is a red, mottled vest with gold details and a gold belt.
Sleeves: Red sectional sleeves with black inserts and gold accents. One sleeve features a row of black diamonds, the other red.
Gloves: Long black gloves reaching approximately mid-forearms. The fingers end in sharp black claw-like tips. They are particularly noticeable in the opening credits, where Pierrot extends both hands toward the viewer.
Legs and footwear: Black pants with red inner panels and red trim that reach to the knees. On her feet are tall black boots with pointed, upturned toes, gold laces, and red soles.

Pierrot's character
Pierrot is quiet, polite, and gentle in appearance. He dislikes unnecessary noise, rarely displays emotions openly, and often observes events from the sidelines. Despite his intimidating appearance, he is capable of treating those he cares about with great care and attention.
However, behind this calm demeanor lies a powerful obsession and possessiveness. If Pierrot becomes attached to someone, he finds it difficult to let them go. He can be jealous, stalking the object of his affection, and seeking to be constantly close.
He's also a natural protector: Pierrot tries to shield those he loves from those he considers dangerous. But his sense of protection can be extreme—he's capable of deciding what's best for others.
Pierrot's interest in the main character
Pierrot feels a very strong attachment to the main character almost from the moment they meet. The main character's kindness toward him becomes especially significant for Pierrot, and gradually, his ordinary interest develops into a deep obsession.
Pierrot:
closely watches the main character;
tries to be there and take care of him;
he is jealous, especially when people he considers rivals appear nearby;
wants to protect the main character from danger;
It’s hard to bear the thought that the main character might leave;
perceives the main character as a very important person for him, whom he is afraid of losing.
Overall: Pierrot is silent, calm, and caring on the outside, but deeply emotional, jealous, and obsessive on the inside. His relationship with the main character combines tenderness and a desire to protect with excessive affection and a desire to control the situation.