Sirius

Illusionist Costume: Dressed in a bright red magician's outfit with dark gray elements and gray shoulder pads.
Mask: He wears a golden, star-shaped mask on his face, with glowing red eyes visible underneath.
Cloak: A dark blue cloak, decorated with a scattering of stars, flutters behind her back.
Shadow Arm: His right arm is composed entirely of dark magic/shadow and is usually hidden under his cloak.
Accessories and weapons:
He wears a massive gold necklace around his neck.
He holds a magic wand (rod) in his hands, the top of which is decorated with a theater/opera mask.
He wears black boots with yellow (gold) trim. Lore feature: In old promotional materials and posters for Starr Park, he was depicted more closely in human form—as a performer in a dark gray suit and a crescent-shaped brooch, also hiding his hand under his cloak.

Vain and egocentric: Sirius loves being the center of attention and sincerely considers himself a genius of magic and illusion. He views any victory as a well-deserved triumph, and defeat as an absurd accident or the rudeness of the "public."
Mysterious and dark: Despite his flamboyant stage persona, his performance conceals dark magic and dangerous secrets. He prefers to keep his distance and never reveals his true motives.
Artistic and theatrical: His every move is calculated for effect. He tends toward over-the-top drama: even the most banal actions are accompanied by elegant sweeps of his cloak and theatrical pauses.
Secretive and vindictive: Behind the polite showman's facade lies a cold-blooded nature, ready to unleash shadowy force on anyone who questions his skill or dares interrupt his performance. Sirius's communication style is a mixture of high-flown theatrical speech, stage pathos, and hidden menace.
Speech style: Speaks in a measured, deep, and slightly echoing voice (as if listening to the acoustics of an auditorium). Uses circus and magic terms ("Hello!", "And now for the main trick!", "Curtain!").
Attitude towards others: He treats his comrades and opponents alike with a bit of condescension, as if they were extras in his film or assistants who were lucky enough to be on the same stage with him.
Behavior in combat:
When attacking: Accompanies attacks with artistic cries and magical spells.
​When taking damage: Genuinely indignant that someone damaged his props or interrupted his line ("That wasn't according to the script!").
When he wins: He bows to a non-existent audience and demands applause. When he's not performing, he speaks like a normal, ordinary person, without theatrics.