Crown and Charger Block

The S*n (pronounced “sun”) is pretty much the afterlife when the objects die (It’s a world where everyone’s an object). They named it “The Sun” because they’re not sure if it’s like the child (son) or the fireball of space (sun), so the second letter is undetermined, hence the asterisk between the S and N. The S*n is an infinite space of rooms and doors, all white, but has some warm tint to it as well. There’s billions of rooms, and they’re all sorted alphabetically for each person. You can’t really die in the S*n, for example, in episode 1A Charger Block and Crown fell from an extraordinary height and didn’t die, not even hurt nor bruised. They were perfectly fine. Charger Block: (Object: Charger block) Charger Block is very talkative and stubborn. He is shown to act quick when he is sent to the afterlife, confused of where he is and wants out now. Charger Block also thinks what's best for him and Crown as he and Crown dipped right as Michael and Sean were in the middle of arguing. He has a death count of 840 and is the project of Michael. Best friends with Crown. Crown: (Object: Crown) Crown is a pretty easygoing object. They can get stumbled a bit but is shown to act pretty chill. Unlike Charger Block, Crown likes to take it nice and slow instead of making assumptions of one or the other. Has a death count of 3 and is the project of Sean. Best friends with Charger Block. Nonbinary. Michael: (Object: Pinwheel) Michael does his job at the operator for the s*n very well. He knows when to put his foot down when it comes to Charger Block and his shenanigans. Micheal tends to follow a strict ruleset, not allowing his patient for much freedom, unlike Sean. The operator for Charger Block. Acquaintance of Sean Sean: (Object: Hourglass) Sean seems to be a fun operator, who views objects as humans. Especially when it comes to someone's friendship. Similar to Michael, Sean also seems to know what's best for the objects when she had their encounter with Micheal. The operator for Crown. Acquaintances with Michael. Michael and Sean have holographic watches that show files about their subjects. They’ve been working in the S*n for 4,000 years, but have the inability to age, so it seems they’re stuck as adults, age, mind, and body.