Censor from psychonauts

Appearance At first glance, a Censor resembles a short, stocky office worker dressed in an oversized dark blue business suit. His appearance is deliberately plain and official-looking, making him seem more like a strict inspector than a traditional monster.

He wears a crisp white dress shirt beneath his suit jacket, along with a dark necktie that completes his formal, bureaucratic look. His large black dress shoes and neatly fitted clothing reinforce the impression that he's always on duty. He has really expressive eyes, and he wears round glasses

His arms are thick and gloved, ending in oversized hands that are surprisingly strong. Whether he's chasing an intruder or preparing to strike, he carries himself with the confidence of someone who has performed the same job countless times before.

His movements are stiff and purposeful. Rather than appearing graceful, he marches with determination, as though every step follows an invisible set of regulations. Even when he runs, there's a sense of discipline to the way he carries himself.

His facial expressions are usually stern or disapproving. He often narrows his eyes at anything he considers suspicious, giving the impression that he's constantly evaluating whether someone belongs in the mind he's protecting. When startled or defeated, that serious expression briefly gives way to surprise before he quickly tries to regain his composure.

Overall, his design perfectly reflects his purpose: every part of him resembles a living symbol of authority, organization, and censorship. Even without speaking, he gives the impression that he's always ready to stop anything—or anyone—that doesn't meet his approval.

Personality If a Censor could actually hold a conversation, he'd likely be professional, serious, and overly committed to the rules.

He believes there is a proper place for every thought and every memory, and anything that doesn't belong must be questioned. He's polite—at least at first—but suspicious of almost everyone. He has little patience for chaos and struggles to understand humor or creativity that seems "unnecessary."

Deep down, though, he isn't cruel. He genuinely believes he's protecting people, even if his methods are frustrating to anyone trying to explore a mind. And he likes saying the word “no” a lot.

He's the type to:

Insist on following procedures exactly.

Apologize before trying to throw someone out of a mind.

Become flustered when someone breaks rules he can't explain.

Being really stubborn and getting stressed or angry easily