Cooper Williams

Apperance on the real world: Cooper has fluffy blonde hair, slightly dark skin, mark on the chin and little dark circles.

He is wearing a redzip-up cardigan, inspired by racing suits, with white and red checkered prints on the front and back. He also wears black shoes and jeans rolled up with a black belt. His backpack is similar in style to his sweater, as it is red with a plaid patch on the back. To sleep, wear his own clothes or his regular gym uniform.

Apperance of the dream world: Cooper's hair is slightly longer in the front and falls over his eyes. He wears a racing suit similar to his cardigan and sometimes a red racing helmet that may be inspired by the one in his bedroom. He wears a blue belt to hold his hourglass and black shoes. As a Dreamengineer, Cooper acquires metallic skin and blue eyes. He wears a red beanie, a sleeveless gray sweater with the Night Bureau logo on the front and an orange X on the back, and a quilted red vest. He also wears red and gray pants with tool belts and gray boots with turquoise laces.

He is 1.91 m tall and 13-18 years old (?

Personality: Cooper is intelligent and rational, and is often the voice of reason when it comes to resolving arguments among his friends. He enjoys solving problems, although his difficulty thinking creatively often causes him to hesitate, which prevents him from doing so. He is a motivated person who likes to see things through and do them well, which is reflected in his academic results.

When he's relaxed, he likes to make lighthearted jokes and tease his friends. Cooper is relatively good at most things he tries, but he excels especially when it comes to gadgets and technology. Cooper enjoys tinkering, whether it's with dream technology, like the Lumi-Casters, or with his model cars at home.

He is also known to excel in sports, like soccer, and in school. Although Cooper usually does well in everything he is asked to do, he struggles with perfectionism, as he feels pressure to do well from both his family and himself. Due to his lack of imagination and his reluctance to break with instructions, he also struggles with creating dreams, which he finds more difficult than his friends.