Timekeeper cookie

• Clock Eyes: The most frightening and fascinating detail. The whites of her eyes are pitch black, while the irises and pupils are glowing golden clock faces. The hands inside her eyes are constantly moving, and when she is angry or using her power, they begin to spin wildly in the opposite direction.
• Hair: Voluminous, creamy yellow hair, reminiscent of swirled croissant dough, styled into two huge, futuristic, and perfectly symmetrical hairstyles on the sides of her head.
• Smile: She almost always has a wide, eccentric and sly grin on her face. She rarely looks serious, more often she looks arrogant and cheerful.
• Director's Outfit: She wears the formal yet extravagant uniform of the Time Balance Department. It is a dark brown coat with gold buttons and high shoulder pads. A neat white jabot collar is tied around her neck.
• Top Hat: She wears a large brown bowler hat on her head. It is adorned with massive gold watch gears and a white decorative feather.
• Accessories: She wears white gloves on her hands and massive brown boots with gold mechanical elements on the tops.

The main artifact

• Sonic Stitcher: She is never without her weapon—giant golden scissors. They are several times taller than her own height. Timekeeper uses them not only to cut through space, but also as transportation, riding them like a witch's broom.

Later, Timekeeper faced a new threat. The awakening of ancient Beasts began to unnaturally twist and destroy reality. In the Vanilla Kingdom, the situation reached a critical point when a new enemy, Ash Salt, destroyed the Shining Cookie.
The Timekeeper arrived in person and, with a snap of her fingers, rewound time, undoing the disaster. She then traveled to the very Edge of Time. There, she met her alternate self. Together, they coordinated their actions and began literally cutting away the rotting and collapsing pieces of reality with the Scissors, saving the rest of the universe from total annihilation.

She was originally Croissant Cookie. She was a talented and cheerful engineer in the Department of Time Balance. Croissant loved fixing machines and dreamed of creating the perfect device for spatial travel.
Her genius became her curse. In one reality, she created the Sonic Stitcher—golden scissors capable of tearing the fabric of reality. This device allowed her to travel through time without the use of cumbersome machines.
Constant exposure to pure chrono-energy transformed her body and mind. Her eyes turned into clock faces, and her mind was warped by the awareness of the universe's infinity. Croissant realized that the ordinary life of a cookie was too insignificant. She renounced her former name, proclaimed herself Timekeeper, and took the post of Director of the Department of Time Balance.

Having become an omnipotent being, Timekeeper quickly became bored. Knowing the past, present, and future robbed her of the ability to be surprised. To amuse herself, she began wreaking havoc on the main timeline. She framed Brave Cactus and his friends for crimes against time.
This prompted the present-day Croissant to pursue the anomalies. Eventually, Croissant reached the Heart of Time, where she confronted her future self. Timekeeper didn't destroy the girl. Instead, she engaged in a battle of endurance. Timekeeper easily won, but Croissant steadfastly refused to accept her fate and become a cynical deity. This stubbornness genuinely surprised Timekeeper. Curious to see if her past self could change the predetermined outcome, she temporarily retreated.

Later, Timekeeper faced a new threat. The awakening of ancient Beasts began to unnaturally twist and destroy reality. In the Vanilla Kingdom, the situation reached a critical point when a new enemy, Ash Salt, destroyed the Shining Cookie.
The Timekeeper arrived in person and, with a snap of her fingers, rewound time, undoing the disaster. Afterward, she traveled to the very Edge of Time.

Timekeeper Cookie is a prime example of what happens to an ordinary mortal who gains the power to alter reality. She no longer thinks in terms of "good" and "evil." For her, the entire universe is a vast sandbox or board game.
• Her eccentric behavior is a defense mechanism against absolute madness.
• She deliberately acts like a capricious child and creates chaos because the predictability of a perfect timeline is unbearable for her.

Although Timekeeper is the Director of the Time Balance Department, the very existence of that department is her own giant personal joke.
• The department was created to fix time anomalies. But most of these anomalies are created by the Timekeeper herself when she is bored.
• She's essentially hired hundreds of versions of Croissant Cookie and other employees to clean up her cosmic mess. She considers it the perfect "team building" activity.

However, Timekeeper is one of the few people the Dragons respect and fear.
• She can travel back to a time when the Dragons were still vulnerable, or simply erase the moment of their birth.
• Her existence proves to the Dragons that even ordinary “dough” is capable of rising to the level of a deity if it breaks the boundaries of time.

For Timekeeper, the concepts of "life" and "death" have long since lost their traditional meaning. Because she exists in all time periods simultaneously, someone's death in the present means nothing to her—she can always travel back to a moment when that person is still alive. Because of this, she appears utterly soulless to those around her, though she herself considers this simply "an objective view of things."

Croissant Cookie (as a subordinate): TBD employs many versions of Croissant from different worlds. The Timekeeper treats them condescendingly, like children, and often assigns them the most boring paperwork to see how quickly they complain.

• In her presence, inanimate objects and other cookies may become momentarily covered in cracks or dust (a time-acceleration effect) and then return to normal. She does this unconsciously when she loses concentration.

• The Timekeeper skillfully controls his giant scissors with both hands, but in most official artwork he holds them with his left hand, which in medieval symbolism was often associated with the “wrong”, chaotic or otherworldly beginning.

Despite her mask of wild joy and outrageousness, Timekeeper is one of the most lonely characters. Some dialogue hints at a longing for the days when she was just a simple Croissant, fixing mechanical watches, hanging out with friends, and genuinely enjoying simple things. She admits that knowing everything is a curse, depriving her of the ability to be surprised.

• She can start eating a dessert that was prepared a hundred years ago, or drink tea that will only be brewed tomorrow. Her body is completely immune to food spoilage because she can "rewind" the state of food back.

• She does not physically need to sleep, but sometimes she “hibernates” for several decades simply because nothing interesting happens in the current century.