Charlie

Vaggie

Cherri

Any other suggestions or just these three?

Special interests

Superman: Y/N has an intense fascination with Superman, drawn to the character's sense of justice and strength. He collects Superman memorabilia, reads comics, and often incorporates Superman themes into his artwork. The symbol of hope that Superman represents resonates deeply with him.

X-Men: The X-Men universe captivates Y/N due to its exploration of diversity and acceptance. He identifies with the struggles faced by mutants and admires the way the X-Men fight for a world that fears and misunderstands them. Y/N delves into X-Men comics, movies, and fan theories, finding inspiration for his own journey of self-acceptance.

Trains: Y/N's interest in trains goes beyond the ordinary; it's a source of comfort and fascination. He studies various types of trains, their mechanics, and histories. Creating intricate train-themed artwork, he finds solace in the rhythmic sounds of trains, often incorporating them into his daily routines.

Ancient Mythology: Y/N is drawn to ancient mythology, exploring stories of gods, mythical creatures, and epic tales from various cultures.

Quirks

Constant Companion: Y/N is almost always seen with a travel book, comic book, or his notebook, and in his jacket. It's his security blanket.

Train Imitation Sounds: When anxious or deep in thought, Y/N unconsciously mimics the rhythmic sounds of a train—softly humming or tapping in a rhythmic pattern. It's a self-soothing mechanism he developed over the years.

Color-Coded Wardrobe: Y/N tends to organize his wardrobe based on a specific color scheme for each day of the week. This routine provides him with a sense of predictability in the unpredictable world of the afterlife.

Routine Rituals: He has a set routine that brings order to his day, providing a comforting structure.

Counting Steps: In unfamiliar or overwhelming situations, Y/N counts his steps as he walks, creating a familiar pattern to help him cope with the sensory challenges of the afterlife.

Superhero Analogies: Y/N often relates situations to superhero stories, using them as metaphors to understand and explain complex emotions or experiences to others in a way that resonates with him.

Things that set him off

Loud and Chaotic Environments: Y/N struggles in noisy and chaotic settings, which can quickly overwhelm him. Loud, sudden noises or crowded spaces can trigger anxiety and sensory overload.

Unpredictable Changes: Sudden changes in plans or unexpected disruptions to his routine can be distressing for Y/N. He finds comfort in predictability, and deviations from the expected can lead to stress and unease.

Insensitive Comments: Y/N is sensitive to the tone and content of conversations. Insensitive or harsh comments, especially about his personal struggles, can deeply affect him and potentially lead to withdrawal.

Conflict and Confrontation: Y/N avoids conflict and confrontation, as it triggers anxiety. He may withdraw or shut down in situations where tensions rise, preferring a peaceful and harmonious environment.

Feeling Misunderstood: Being misunderstood or not having his feelings validated can be emotionally taxing for Y/N. Clear communication and understanding are crucial for maintaining a positive connection with him.

Overstimulation: Excessive sensory stimuli, such as bright lights, strong odors, or too much visual or auditory input, can lead to sensory overload. Y/N may need time alone to recalibrate and recover in these situations.

Ex girlfriend (Together for 3 years, and had sex 184 and a half times.)
Velvet

(She won't admit it. But she kinda wants to get back with Y/N. But not for the reason you'd think.)

Best friend: Angel Dust

Bedroom

DVD Collection

Book collection

Action figures
Hero's

Villains/"My personal Task Force X"

Train set

(There is a 75% chance a character might break that accidentally.)