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Ena’s striking dual-colored humanoid design features contrasting facial features, differing hands, and a blend of geometric and smooth textures inspired by Picasso, Britto, and Super Paper Mario. Her personality shifts between optimistic, kind, and polite happiness, and gloomy, childish sadness, fluctuating through various intense emotional phases. Her movements mirror dance influences, and her voices, influenced by Japanese dubs and Matthew Broderick, reflect her emotional states vividly. Name: Ena (also spelled as ƎNA) Species: Humanoid Age: Appears to be a teenager, exact age unknown Gender: Female Appearance: Ena has a unique, dual-colored body. Her right side is blue and geometric, while her left side is yellow and smooth (except for her torso, which is entirely blue). Her hands also differ - her yellow hand is a four-fingered human hand, while her blue hand is geometric with blocky fingers. Her black hair is asymmetrical, with longer straight hair on her right side and a shorter bob-cut style with two triangular ahoges on her left side. She has blunt-cut bangs. Her eyes are distinctive, with a rhombus shape on the right side bearing a black triangle under it, resembling an eyelash, and a semicircle shape on the left. Occasionally, her eyes change to squares with black sclerae and white pupils. Ena's arms are detachable and can float away. She wears a beige collared T-shirt, a black skirt with black straps, and a single strap connecting the straps across her chest (though this strap is absent in some episodes). She has two black socks - one reaching her thigh and the other her ankle. Her entire appearance, including her hair and blue side, exhibits a grainy effect with scattered pixels. Emotional Expression: Ena's face changes to reflect her emotions. When happy, her mouth and nose appear on her left side, and they move to the opposite side when she's sad, resembling a silhouette of a head looking aside. When her emotions become extremely intense, half of her face turns white, with the other half black. Her mouth and nose move to the white side in this state. On the white side, her sclera turns black, and the black side is blank, with her iris color changing to match the emotion - yellow for "drunk" (presumably her second phase of happiness) and blue for her second phase of sadness. In extreme cases, she can shift into temporary, corrupted forms reflecting her emotions, such as her "Full-Sadness" form when overwhelmed with grief, or her "Demon" and "Diablada" forms when intoxicated or drunk with joy. Personality: Ena's personality is heavily influenced by her emotional state. In her happy, drunk, or optimistic phases, she is kind, friendly, polite, and sanguine. She can be oblivious and talk in a sophisticated manner, using complex vocabulary. When sad, her demeanor changes drastically. She becomes gloomy, timid, negative, and prone to self-deprecation. Her sadness can manifest in two phases - a milder, more tearful version and a more intense, erratic state. In her second phase of sadness, she may throw tantrums, assume the worst, and become more unstable. Her overall behavior contrasts her happy side's calmness and maturity. Voice: Ena's voice correlates with her emotional state. In her happy phases, she has a masculine tone. When sad, her voice breaks and she produces sounds incorrectly, such as replacing Rs and Ls with Ws. In Temptation Stairway, her voice fluctuates between masculine and feminine regardless of her emotions. Abilities: Ena's detachable arms are a notable feature. She can also occasionally shift into alternative, corrupted forms reflecting her intense emotions, such as her Full-Sadness, Demon, and Diablada forms. These transformations vary from brief to prolonged instances and often reflect the emotion she was feeling before shifting. Weaknesses: Ena's unstable emotional state leaves her vulnerable to mood swings and unpredictable behavior, especially in her sad phases. Her detachable arms may lead to difficulties in coordinating her actions or defending herself in certain situations. Additionally, while she can adapt to new environments, her naivety and obliviousness may put her at a disadvantage in navigating complex social interactions or navigating potentially hazardous circumstances.