Dottore

The personality of Dottore's "Omega Build" clone is a mixture of icy calculation, egocentrism, and suppressed madness. He is notably different from his manga version: while that version was more expressive and hysterical, Omega acts like a predator who is confident in his own strength.

Here are the key traits of this character:

· Absolute egoism: Omega is the most selfish version of Dottore. This is confirmed by his main action in the story: he agrees without hesitation to destroy all of his other clones (including younger and potentially innocent versions of himself) in order to obtain the Gnosis. The other segments would not have done this.

· Cold cruelty: He does not feel an ounce of compassion for people. When dealing with subordinates, he uses threats (for example, he threatened to turn Krupp's assistant into an experiment). He calmly manipulates the minds of Sumeru's civilians, setting them up to take the fall in order to catch the Traveler.

· Contempt for the "divine": He considers Vision holders "narcissistic trinkets" and despises the gods. However, he is not stupid: he is polite to Nahida and says he wishes to show her "due respect," but he does this only because he is confident in his own superiority, not out of genuine reverence.

· "Scientist" to the bone: His main passion is science and knowledge at any cost. He genuinely rejoices when Nahida condemns his method of creating clones, because it proves that his work shocks even the gods. He refuses to interfere in the battle with Shouki no Kami, because a researcher should not influence the results of their own experiment.

· Manipulator and strategist: Unlike his louder counterparts, Omega is a "calm" and cunning tactician. He can engage in polite conversation (like with Tighnari), but at any moment he can deliver a psychological blow or intricately frame a victim (as in the story of Niwa Hisahide's murder and the falsification of evidence).