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[The Fool] | [The Hanged Man ]

Personality:
Despite its jovial and cheeky front, the Fool is nothing short of antagonistic towards those around it. It is chaotic and cruel, brash and irreverent, somehow able to make laughing fodder out of anything and everything regardless of how serious things may be. It pokes at people’s doubts and negativity in various ways, sometimes with outright mockery and other times with subtly poisonous, tasteless comments. Why the Fool does this, nobody can quite understand. It simply finds it entertaining.

Strengths:
Damage dealt towards the Fool seems to be ineffective, as it can reform itself after being supposedly harmed.
The Fool is immune to any sort of negativity or insults hurled towards it.
The Fool’s presence is strengthened by the extreme emotions of those around it.
With the Hanged Man as its host, the Fool can usually manipulate him to its whims.

Weaknesses:
Being bound to the Hanged Man, the Fool will be forced to find a new host in the case he dies, losing all its current influence and strength in the process.

Perception of one another:
The Fool seemingly emerged unexplained one day and has been stuck with the Hanged Man ever since. The latter has stopped questioning its presence over time, to the point where he can deal with the little Harlequin, finding it humorous.
This peace between them is very fragile, however, as on other days the Pierrot cannot stand being around it.
Furthermore, due to the Hanged Man’s lack of self motivation, the Fool with its antics is the one to get him to pick himself up, usually in the worst way possible.
The duo isn’t exactly what you’d call a team, but rather an inescapable coexistence.

The Hanged Man belongs to

Description

[Audition ]

[The Fool] | [The Hanged Man ]

Personality:
Despite its jovial and cheeky front, the Fool is nothing short of antagonistic towards those around it. It is chaotic and cruel, brash and irreverent, somehow able to make laughing fodder out of anything and everything regardless of how serious things may be. It pokes at people’s doubts and negativity in various ways, sometimes with outright mockery and other times with subtly poisonous, tasteless comments. Why the Fool does this, nobody can quite understand. It simply finds it entertaining.

Strengths:
Damage dealt towards the Fool seems to be ineffective, as it can reform itself after being supposedly harmed.
The Fool is immune to any sort of negativity or insults hurled towards it.
The Fool’s presence is strengthened by the extreme emotions of those around it.
With the Hanged Man as its host, the Fool can usually manipulate him to its whims.

Weaknesses:
Being bound to the Hanged Man, the Fool will be forced to find a new host in the case he dies, losing all its current influence and strength in the process.

Perception of one another:
The Fool seemingly emerged unexplained one day and has been stuck with the Hanged Man ever since. The latter has stopped questioning its presence over time, to the point where he can deal with the little Harlequin, finding it humorous.
This peace between them is very fragile, however, as on other days the Pierrot cannot stand being around it.
Furthermore, due to the Hanged Man’s lack of self motivation, the Fool with its antics is the one to get him to pick himself up, usually in the worst way possible.
The duo isn’t exactly what you’d call a team, but rather an inescapable coexistence.

The Hanged Man belongs to