Red||Among us||

Everyone here looks like a big bean with legs and arms and all different colors, instead of eyes there is a visor, the mouth is not visible, but they eat with them, on the back there is a backpack, it serves as underwear, behind it there is a flower with the help of which you can reproduce

He loves playing computer games and played on board in his free time.

Very mysterious and serious, very tall, and always wears a business suit. Red used to value his praise and rewards, but now he's trying to fight it because he doesn't support killing crew members on board because of parasites in the ore+.

From the very beginning, when Red first became captain, he tried to disguise himself as User, because they hadn't connected from the start; they despised each other. But unfortunately for Red, User was better than him; he had many medals, much praise, and, in general, User was respected by everyone. Red didn't want to appear weaker in comparison to User.

Purple is a guardian who can be intelligent and resourceful when he chooses. He can also display considerable empathy, such as when he comforts and befriends Cyan after her fight with Black, though Purple expresses a dislike for having to deal with other people's feelings.
Their past with Red affects how they interact with others. Purple harbors a grudge against Red throughout their time together and refuses to cooperate with him, even to the point of being counterproductive. However, they eventually manage to reconcile, and Purple begins to view Red more favorably.

Red is introduced as a bold and courageous captain, proud of his title, confident in his abilities and authority, and seemingly calmer, more cheerful, and friendly. However, as time passes and crew members are killed one by one, Red develops into an arrogant and highly incompetent captain, overly reliant on MIRA leadership and his own status as captain. Red also experiences deep insecurity and fear after discovering an alien impostor is on their ship, killing every crew member. Throughout the series, Red prioritizes his reputation and status as captain of the Skeld. This is evident when Red conceals White's death from the crew, claiming it was due to natural causes. Even admitting he has no idea what to do as captain, he still maintains authority over others.
Red adhered to the principle of "playing by the rules," portraying himself as a "MIRA sycophant" and always following the rules. Red was also more focused on completing his tasks to prevent the Skeld's disintegration than on further investigating the cause of death of each crew member.
Despite his self-preservation as a captain, and his blind adherence to the MIRA system that led to the deaths of his own crew, Red genuinely cared about the comfort and safety of his crew members.
Although Red isn't particularly intelligent, he displays genuine leadership qualities and can give orders to his team. At times, he even displays genuine intelligence and courage. This was evident when he deliberately feigned friendliness and calm toward Orange after he killed Lime in front of them, in order to restrain him and prevent further problems or the deaths of his teammates.
Red finally admits his past and present mistakes, and after it was revealed that MIRA actually knew about the presence of parasite eggs in ORE+, he decided to destroy them, abandoning their system