The Pink Corruption [TPC]

Despite being born a villain, Teel is genuinely sweet and kind, especially for a Corrupted Form. From the very beginning, in Season 1, Episode 9, her demeanor differs from that of the other unpleasant and selfish Corrupted Forms, with her predominantly good-natured traits contrasting sharply with her seemingly vicious appearance. For example, immediately after being created, she lovingly cuddles Dub's left cheek, as if already considering him her guardian. Teel is an extremely intelligent and adaptive being, considering that, unlike the other heroes, she appears as an artificial robot. She is incredibly perceptive, thanks to her special ability to speak fluently in an advanced language, partly robotic, but mostly using normal vocabulary. This makes her inquisitive and prone to exploring and questioning various concepts, such as the meaning of her name or the definition of the swear word "moron" (ugh, I had to mention that. Especially since it's from Wikipedia).

Litorus is usually portrayed as a friendly flower. As the leader of the Flowers in Paradise, he is extremely caring and devoted to his subjects and takes his leadership responsibilities seriously. For example, Litorus is deeply concerned about Dub's continued safety in the Rose Cave, and when danger arises, he meticulously evacuates his subjects to safety. However, he eventually becomes corrupted off-screen while trying to protect them during certain events.

Circubite is a mischievous and sinister corrupted orb. He can sometimes act quite comically, directly insulting Iris. He also seems to exhibit a distinct reluctance to seek help from others, such as Tial, despite their cooperation after certain events. Circubite often grins widely and goofily, wherever he goes and no matter who he sees. He's also prone to manipulation, as seen when he concocted a plan to convince Dub that the Heroes had taken Cyanide (Tial) from him.

Well, what can I say... Kubik is just as aggressive and cunning as many of the infected—he tried to attack Cube and Cyan. Also, apparently, his infection intensifies in the presence of other corrupted forms, as seen in episode 4, when he discovers that Litorus has been corrupted. Warning (but not exact info): during RP, Cube and Kubik cannot be present at the same time, only one of them (it's better if it's Cube. Seriously, no problem-)

The story centers on the island of Paradise. There, the mystical Tree of Life spawns special beings—Heroes—every year. At the same time, four Guardians are chosen to aid the heroes and contain the threat. Dub is an evil, twisted being who created a dangerous virus—the Pink Corruption Virus. Its purpose is to spread the infection: upon contact with it, the pure form changes appearance (the body and clothes turn pink, and a pink octagon appears on the chest) and personality—the character becomes angrier and more brutal. The catastrophe that triggers the main conflict: on the fourth anniversary of the Tree of Life, a new Hero and their Guardian (Cube) were supposed to reseal Dub. But they made a mistake—they didn't completely close the seal at the bottom. Because of this, Dub was able to break free and began spreading the virus throughout Paradise. This led to destruction: one by one, the forms became infected and transformed into twisted beings. What happens next: The heroes (Cyan, Orange, Tsavorite, Gold) and the Overseers (Cube, Iris, Pentello, Pyrar) are forced to embark on a journey across Paradise. Their goal is to stop Dub and the virus, put an end to his plans, and save the island. The plot also includes personal arcs: for example, Cube has his own corrupted form, Cubic. While infected, he can briefly take control of Cube and force it to attack allies. Some details from Wikipedia: Every year, the Tree of Life again gives birth to a new Hero and a new Overseer—the cycle repeats. The plot also includes the heroes' attempts to "purify" the infected. Sometimes the process doesn't work right away: for example, when they tried to purify a character named Cyanide, she, in her "mature" form, began attacking others, including Cyan. She was later cured, and she received a new name, Tial (she will appear here later).

The place where all forms live is called Paradise. Its main locations include four trees of life (yellow, orange, green, and blue, which is where the heroes originated). There's also a small town where most of the characters' homes are located (for example, Cube or Iris). Nearby, there's a dark purple location with a huge black castle with white windows. There's also a huge location—the Land of Flowers. There are caves there—the Long Cave: Cube, Litorus, and Cyan hid in it from hordes of corrupted flowers. Blue glowing mushrooms grow from the walls, and on the other side is a lake with an exit. The Pink Cave: At one point, the heroes travel down a long corridor that leads downwards. The cave is infected with a virus: pink glowing mushrooms and a pink liquid have appeared here. There's also "Infected Island," which is separated from Paradise by only a river and a couple of broken bridges: it contains Dub's tower, a "volcano" (at the top of which is an infected triangle, apparently used by Dub and Barracuda to create the virus), and an infected tree of life.

Cube is shy, kind, and compassionate, especially toward those close to him. He's also physically strong: there are scenes in the series where he punches large rocks. He also loves music. He also has an "infection" on his left side, which is hidden under his coat (it's harmless and treatable). His role is as the guardian of the hero Cyan. He also has a corrupted version, Kubik.

Iris has a complex, contrasting personality: in battle, he's eager to fight, smiling, swinging his sword, and appears frighteningly enthusiastic—something that even unsettles his allies. At the same time, he's a caring and supportive friend: he offers advice, protects loved ones, and helps when needed. He has a dark sense of humor and enjoys joking around, but without malice. His role is that of guardian to the hero named Citrine.

Pyrard is an intelligent and observant monster who knows a lot about the Tree of Life, as he is the "first caretaker." He explains Dub's intentions and how the virus was created to the other caretakers and heroes. When Pyrard first appeared, he was a carefree and friendly monster, humorously teasing Cube about his surprised expression upon first meeting. Generally, Pyrard seems oblivious to social cues and conventions. This becomes evident at one point when he doesn't understand why Cube doesn't react to his appearance, not realizing it's because of his monster form. Likewise, he doesn't notice the nonverbal cues of Pentello, Cube, and Iris, who clearly make it clear they don't want him to raise them. This suggests that Pyrard may have difficulty understanding and interpreting other people's social cues. He is the guardian of the hero, Gold.

By the way, he had a son, Barracuda, but for unknown reasons he died.

Pentelow is kind, optimistic, outgoing, and sweet, so the strangers she meets throughout the series aren't afraid to talk to her. She's very caring, considerate, and empathetic toward those she cares about, especially her friends. She encourages them and helps them solve problems. At the end of the third episode, she gave Cube some helpful advice on how to properly care for his hero, Cyan, and be a good guardian to him, and also assured him that everything will be fine. Pentelow actually seems very happy and joyful when spending time with her boyfriend, Iris, which sometimes makes him feel a little awkward or annoyed by her rare affection for him. Her role is as a guardian for a hero named Tsavorite. She has a unique ability: Pentelow can survive an Infected attack without being harmed.

Dub's character is very contradictory—he combines both creepy and rather unexpected traits: he's manipulative, hot-tempered, and sometimes arrogant, and he's also good at pretending. But he also has the capacity for affection, a past (he used to be a kinder, more harmless creature), attempts at socialization, and attempts to overcome his temper. He also has creative inclinations: some stories mention that he enjoys composing EDM music and can play the guitar. He also created the Corruption Virus with Barracuda. ​​Incidentally, he was once supposedly just a friendly beige-gray monster.

Gold: The eldest of the heroes, depicted as a yellow pyramid, he has white eyes and dark yellow clothing, a yellow bandana tied on his left leg, and a yellow triangle on his clothing. By nature, he is the most taciturn and serious of the heroes, and also the eldest. His guardian is Pyrar; Tsavorite: Depicted as a green pentagon, he has white eyes, dark green clothing, a green bandana (although it acts as a mask, covering the lower part of his face), and a light green triangle on his clothing. Tsavorite is a very cheerful and energetic hero, the most "childish" of all the heroes. His guardian is Pentello; Citrine: Depicted as an orange sphere, he has white eyes, dark orange clothing with an orange triangle on it, and a red bandana tied on his head. Citrine is calm, but at the same time sincerely cares for those he considers family. He's not as energetic as Tsavorite, but he's always ready to defend his friends. His guardian is Iris; Cyan: Depicted as a blue square, he has white eyes, blue clothing with a blue triangle, and a dark blue bandana worn as a scarf. Cyan is usually depicted as a good-natured and polite hero who is friendly and kind to almost everyone he meets. His guardian is Cube. Important: all the heroes are still in their childhood form, and they usually "levitate" next to their guardian.