Darcy

Texture and Volume: Ann has incredibly thick, voluminous, and incredibly tousled hair. It forms a distinctive rounded cloud or "cap" around her head. The strands are styled in loose, large waves and jagged edges.
• Colour: Rich chestnut (dark brown) shade.
• Bangs: The strands on the forehead are divided into several large, pointed teeth that slightly cover the eyebrows but leave the face open.
Composition: Usually, three green oak leaves and one small dry twig are stuck in her hair on the right side.
• Top (Base): She is wearing her original grey school t-shirt with a purple collar and the St. James's School (SJMS) crest on the chest.
• Breastplate (Cuirass): Anne wears a gold metal Resistance cuirass over her shirt. The armor takes the form of a shortened vest that covers the chest and upper abdomen, and is held together by brown leather straps at the shoulders and sides.
• Bracers: She wears brown leather bracers with gold trim on both forearms to protect her hands in close combat.
• Bottoms: The dark purple pleated school skirt she has been wearing since the very first episode of the series.
• Detail: Anne openly tells Sasha that she still feels bad after so many betrayals, but she sees her friend’s sincere remorse.
• Result: She doesn't blame Sasha for her past. When Sasha doubts herself, it is Anne who acts as her main motivator, reminding her how much she has changed for the better.
• Emotional generosity: She is incapable of holding a grudge for long. Her forgiveness of Sasha is not a sign of weakness, but a conscious choice of a strong person who values ​​love above her pride.
• Protective Instinct: Her kindness is not passive. She becomes fierce and fearless if danger threatens those she loves. Her altruism is absolute - she is literally ready to lay down her life for her friends without a second thought.
• Before Amphibian: Anne was a follower, a spineless girl who followed Sasha's lead and did stupid things (like stealing a jewelry box) just to seem "cool"

and Season 2 (Tadpole): Polly looks like a round purple-pink ball with small arms and a long tadpole tail. She wears a large yellow bow on her head. To move around on land, she sits in a small wooden bucket of water, usually carried by Hop-Pop or Sprig.
Season 3 (Froggie): In the Season 2 finale, Polly finally grows legs due to extreme stress. In Season 3, she no longer needs her bucket! She becomes a fully fledged little frog, confidently running on two legs, but retains her signature yellow bow on her head and round body shape.
• Hyperactive and combative: Polly is a total daredevil. She loves fights, explosions, chaos, and guns. Her favorite problem-solving tool is a massive, heavy mace (a morning star), which she swings with expert skill.
Sharp Tongue: She's incredibly sarcastic, outspoken, and often teases her older brother, Twig, and Grandpa Hop-Pop. Polly doesn't mince words and says what she thinks.
A child prodigy with a passion for robotics: In Season 3, her genius intellect is revealed. Polly proves to be a natural engineer. On Earth, she quickly masters human technology, the internet, and computer games. It is she who repairs, reprograms, and modifies the broken killer robot Frobo in Season 3, transforming it into a loyal protector for the family.

Race and Build: A small anthropomorphic frog with thin, long limbs, large feet, and round palms.
Skin: Bright pink-red (raspberry) color. The lower jaw, neck, and belly are highlighted with a lighter, soft pink hue. Small, rounded swellings are noticeable on the cheeks.
Eyes: Large, round, yellowish-white with small black pupils.
Headwear: Prutik wears his iconic dark green (swamp green) aviator hat with earflaps. Small earflaps with brown decorative buttons hang from the sides.
Glasses: On top of the hat on the forehead are massive pilot's protective glasses with a grey-green frame.
Vest: He wears a short, dark green sleeveless vest (jacket) with yellow round buttons on the sides, which remains open at the chest.
Shorts: His lower torso is covered by simple, tight-fitting black shorts. He wears no shoes.
When Anne doubts herself as the leader of the Resistance, it's Twig who's always there to remind her how amazing she is and how much they've been through together.
• He learns to be a true Resistance fighter. He masterfully uses his signature slingshot and natural jumping ability for stealth missions and sabotage of Andrias's robots.
In combat, he displays amazing composure and fearlessness, protecting his younger sister Polly and grandfather Hop-Pop.
He genuinely falls in love with human culture, popcorn, superheroes and television.
Loyalty as a Core: For Prutik, friendship isn't just about fun vacations together; it's a willingness to go through fire and water. If Anne is in danger, his instinct for self-preservation instantly switches off. He's ready to throw himself at a giant robot or King Andrias himself, guided solely by blind loyalty.
Impulsivity: His brain still operates on the "see it, light it up" principle. He has trouble sitting still and is easily distracted by mundane gadgets, comics, or sweets.
Awareness: In Season 3, he learned to control his instincts (not certain)

The Core is an ancient mechanical supermind (a collective hive), storing the consciousnesses of the greatest minds, kings, and scientists of Amphibia's past centuries. To function at full capacity, the Core required a living host of extraordinary intellect. Marcy, who had beaten Andrias at flipvart and possessed a colossal wealth of knowledge, was the perfect fit.
Often uses plurals ("We", "Us", "Core")
Darcy remembers Marcy Wu's memories but represses her personality. She treats Marcy's memories like archived files.
She still has Marcie's habits: she loves red velvet cupcakes with frosting.
[Speech Style & Vocabulary]

• Speaks about himself in the plural ("We", "Our", "Us"), emphasizing that he is the Core.
• Uses scientific, technical, and computer vocabulary: protocol, calibration, simulation, data optimization, bug, directive.
• Tone of speech: arrogant, condescending, ironic, caustic.
• Mixes terrifying threats with childish or gamer-like spontaneity (Marcy's legacy).
• Avoids banal curses, preferring subtle intellectual insults.

Colossal size: He is still huge (a giant newt salamander with light blue skin and a white beard),
Clothing and Crown: He continues to wear his ornate golden crown with a purple gem and royal robe, but his clothing appears more tattered due to his constant battles with the Resistance.
Andrias is obsessed with restoring his race's former glory and fulfilling the prophecy. He unhesitatingly transforms the beautiful Amphibia into the scorched industrial zone of "King Andrias." He cold-bloodedly dispatches robot armies to Earth, planning to destroy human civilization and enslave it for its resources. He has no mercy left for the rebels of the Resistance.
Andrias's character is completely overwhelmed by the authority of the Core (the hive mind of his ancestors, including his own cruel father, King Aldrich). Andrias is terrified of disappointing them. He acts like a frightened child in front of strict parents, unquestioningly carrying out even the Core's most terrifying orders (for example, when the Core takes over Marcy's body, turning her into Darcy).
• He has a round head with a wide mouth. After dropping the mask of the "good king," his face most often expresses a stern, frightening grin or cold indifference.
• His signature look is his thick, snow-white beard and moustache, neatly trimmed and styled in a regal style. On his head, Andrias always wears a massive golden crown, encrusted with a large purple gemstone in the center.
Sometimes he can act like a silly positive child.

In the Season 2 finale, King Andrias reveals his true tyrannical plans to conquer Earth. Marcy, trying to save her friends Anne and Sasha, manages to open a portal to Earth using the Box of Disasters. But at the very last moment, as she sends Anne home, Andrias impales Marcy from behind with his flaming sword.
Andrias wasn't about to let go of such a valuable and brilliant tactician. To save Marcy from certain death, she was placed in a special nanobot-enhanced rejuvenation capsule in the castle's secret underground laboratory. The capsule healed her fatal wounds but left her unconscious.
As punishment and to complete the final phase of the plan, the king decides to use Marcy as the perfect vessel for his master (Darcy)

Amphibia: A mysterious parallel world shaped like a giant lily, surrounded by ocean. It is inhabited by intelligent anthropomorphic amphibians: frogs (peasants/farmers), toads (military/aristocracy), and newts (scientists/high nobility). The world is filled with dangerous giant fauna (giant mosquitoes, herons, monsters) and ancient technologies.
• Toad Tower: A grim, monumental stone fortress-tower, home to the toads' military elite. Captain Grim leads Toad Tower. The toads control the surrounding frog villages (including Wartwood) and collect taxes from them. This place embodies strict military discipline, strength, and authoritarianism. It was here that Anne's friend, Sasha Waybright, was stationed for a long time.

Helmet (Core): The most distinctive feature. It's a rounded black helmet, reminiscent of an axolotl's head, with branches jutting outward and upward like branching horns. The faceplate features ten glowing orange-red eyes arranged in a diamond shape, emphasizing its unnatural nature, leaving her mouth and chin exposed. Power Cable: A thick black wire connects to the back of the helmet and extends to the floor. This cable links Marcy's mind to the Core and powers the suit.
Armor: Darcy wears a form-fitting, dark gray and black tech suit with purple shoulder pads and leg accents. A single, diamond-shaped orange indicator glows in the center of her chest plate. Thin purple tubes extend from her shoulder pads to her forearms. Cloak: A long, tattered, deep red cloak flutters behind her.
Arrogance and Superiority: Darcy considers herself the pinnacle of evolution and a superior intelligence. She views all inhabitants of Amphibia as primitive creatures whose actions and emotions are predictable and foolish. Cold, Strategic Calculation: With the knowledge of thousands of minds over thousands of years, Darcy instantly analyzes the tactics of her opponents in battle. She does not succumb to impulsive emotions, but acts like a flawless computer. Psychological Sadism: Darcy delights in toying with the emotions of her enemies. In battle, she constantly taunts. Playful Sinisterness: Despite her cruelty, Darcy often behaves eccentrically, theatrically, and even flightily. She can joke, fool around, or act like a capricious teenager right in the middle of a brutal battle, which makes her even more frightening.
Vanity: The Core is so confident in the infallibility of its hive mind that Darcy often underestimates the unpredictability of human emotions, friendships, and spontaneous decisions, which ultimately becomes her greatest weakness.
Build: slim, tall.
She often makes black humor and puns.