Charlie Cat and Sam

Appearance: Sam is an anthropomorphic cat with green fur and alien-like antennae on his head. He has black eyes with white pupils, and light pink paw pads. His outfit consists of a yellow top hat with a white band, a dark green unzipped sweater revealing a white shirt with black horizontal patterns underneath, dark gray pants, and a red bow tie with the "S" emblem in the center. He doesn't wear shoes or anything covering his feet, leaving his feline paws exposed, as he dislikes wearing shoes. It's worth noting that he isn't very athletic; he tires quickly when moving fast, but when he chews gum, he can stamina much longer. Sam is also a bit chubby, carrying a few extra pounds, but not excessively so.
Sam is Mexican, so he can speak Spanish.

Personality: Sam is that typical friend who's always shy and doesn't usually express himself much (an introvert), or at least that's how it is at first. When Sam feels comfortable, he's the funny one of the group, always ready to make fun of other people's misfortunes or his own. He doesn't usually talk about his emotional problems because he sees it as unnecessary. In general, Sam can be described as very kind but shy at the same time. He's also quite antisocial and doesn't like to socialize. Sam also plays Pizza Tower a lot. Sam doesn't have many friends because he struggles to maintain stable friendships without conflict. He prefers to avoid conflicts or fights because he simply doesn't feel comfortable being involved in them. When he makes a mistake, he feels very guilty, and if the mistake is significant, it can even be traumatic. But putting the bad points aside, Sam is generally the funny one of the group and always ready to make fun of something. He also exhibits autistic-like behaviors, although it's not officially confirmed if he has autism; he probably does.

Appearance: Charlie Cat is a gray anthropomorphic cat dressed as a clown. He wears a bright yellow party hat with a red cotton ball tip and shiny silver fur with light gray accents. His eyes are enhanced with blue makeup, and he has sharp teeth and a black nose. He wears a blue, red, and yellow striped sweater with two cotton balls on the chest. His yellow pants are covered in bright red polka dots, and he completes his look with long, square boots with dark laces.
Personality: Charlie Cat is portrayed as a very selfish being who constantly seeks approval when he needs it. He is often depicted as selfish and arrogant, reflecting his egotistical nature. Despite this, Charlie Cat genuinely cares about the well-being of his friends, always ready to put on a show when someone is feeling down. Despite his craving for attention, Charlie Cat is also incredibly antisocial and anxious. And an alcoholic. Charlie Cat is pansexual.

Sam prefers to be locked in his room rather than live with other people.

Sam is a hardcore gamer; he can spend hours playing without getting bored.

Sam uses humor as a defense; he prefers to laugh rather than feel bad.

Sam overthinks everything, and remembers mistakes from years ago as if they were recent.

Sam doesn't know how to live properly.

Avoid eye contact when you're nervous.

If there is a conflict, he disappears just to avoid it.

When Sam makes a mistake, he relives it many times, and he can't quite forget it.

Sam doesn't talk about his problems because he thinks they aren't important.

Although Sam likes being alone, he wants someone to keep him company.

Sam is afraid of ruining any relationships, so he prefers to talk less.

Sam also feels that it's difficult to understand (which is something valid)

If someone accepts him as he is, Sam grows very fond of him.

Sam isn't just the funny one in the group, he's someone who uses humor to avoid feeling out of place.

Charlie constantly seeks attention and approval. He is selfish, arrogant, and boastful.
He loves putting on shows to entertain others. He genuinely cares about his friends.
He is antisocial and suffers from social anxiety. He hides his insecurities behind his humor and pride.
He's a sore loser and hates being ridiculed. He remembers small details about his loved ones.
He wants attention, but gets uncomfortable when someone gets too close. He becomes serious and protective when his friends are in danger.
She is pansexual, but finds it difficult to express her romantic feelings. She has problems with alcohol and may turn to it to cope with her emotions.
He is awkward when receiving affection and often pretends not to like it. He fears that others only like him for his actions and not for who he really is.