Dsmp Quackity - Post Las Nevadas

Quackity is an avian hybrid with tan skin, black eyes, and either "a beanie or a really fucking shitty [black] mullet". He has golden feathered duck wings and golden feathered ears. He wears a blue shirt, blue beanie and black pants in his casual appearance. In his Las Nevadas arc, he switches to a white shirt (which may have bloodstains), gray trousers held up by gray suspenders, and a red tie. In the case of the latter, Fundy has stated that there are about 17 of the same suits in his closet; while mourning Slime/Charlie, his shirt became crumpled, he lost his suspenders, his hair grew longer, his skin tone was paler (presumably from spending an extensive period of time indoors researching slimes), and he was seen crying. Despite this, he is sometimes seen naked/undressed, mainly for comedic reasons. After the execution, Quackity is seen with a scar on his left eye from his duel with Technoblade, starting out as pinkish during its earlier appearances, then gradually fading but still visible during his Las Nevadas arc. Despite his own insecurities, it is implied that Quackity is overall be on the good-looking side, considering he's the character who has amassed the most love interests on the entire server (numbering at three for serious relationships, four if Wilbur is counted, and at least six when brief flings are counted as well).

Quackity fluctuates between chaotic and lawful, almost on a whim, but his greatest desire is to have a sense of belonging. During the Vengeance Era, Quackity showed himself to care about taking down those who hold the highest authority and amount of power. His go-to advice from at least that time period and onward was to not trust anyone (fully), which was something he suggested to Tommy, Tubbo, and eventually Slimecicle during the Las Nevadas era. He holds a rather charismatic trait because of the calm, collected composure he holds in arguments, and is easily able to charm others because of his chaotic personality. He is also persistent and willing to work hard to achieve his goals, as shown by his determination in persuading Sam to let him visit Pandora's Vault and his willingness to return every day to gain information about the revival book. As the President of Las Nevadas, Quackity "stopped seeing the good in people" and believes it to be a good thing (see Purpled's stream), a sharp contrast to what he believed during the L'Manberg elections. He recruited the members for the faction on the basis that he related to them - Foolish for having held optimistic and pacifistic views during at least some point in time, Purpled for wanting to leave behind a legacy, and Fundy for not wanting to be alone and left behind by others. There are some implications that most of these traits are shaped by the traumas he had previously endured, and that he was psychologically projecting on them heavily at the time. Nevertheless, despite the morally dark method of recruitment, Quackity treats the members of Las Nevadas well, and is respectful of their opinions. It's also revealed that Quackity has some form of desire to leave behind a legacy.

During the development of Las Nevadas, Quackity's mental health takes a steep nosedive as he fully embraces Wilbur's corrupted mentality, being willing to torture Dream for the knowledge of the book on revival and take other morally wrong actions to achieve his goals. It is heavily implied that Quackity eventually develops an extremely negative view of himself during this time. While recruiting Foolish to join Las Nevadas, he calls out Foolish and his desire for peace and pacifism over war a form of wasted potential, but considering that Quackity himself held these views in the past, it is possible that he was psychologically projecting onto him to at least some extent. He also appears to have some form of abandonment issue, based on how he rationalized to himself that Karl and Sapnap would leave to form Kinoko Kingdom. There have been implications that this can be traced back to his relationship trauma. His recruitment of Purpled and Fundy based on desires to be remembered/acknowledged and not to be left behind by others, respectively, also heavily relate back to his own experiences of being pushed aside, being seen as worthless, and being 'abandoned' by his loved ones. In the fourth Las Nevadas stream, Slime noted on Quackity's flawed, trauma-rooted beliefs around politics, revenge, and empathy/attachment and challenged them, which in turn caused Quackity to reflect on them. In the weeks after Slime's canon death, it's implied that Quackity had some further reflection and has started to recognize his own fall into paranoia and advised Tommy against going down that path after Dream escaped from prison, which implies he might be starting to recover and heal.

After the war, Quackity has become more willing to be cruel or physically violent if it aligns with his personal sense of justice, from organizing Technoblade's execution to torturing Dream in prison for knowledge of the revive-book. This is heavily entwined with a vengeful streak, as in those two instances, part of the driving force behind them were revenge for either himself or those that he cares about - the former for blowing up Manberg during the war and more personally, traumatizing him during Minecraft Mondays, and the latter for taking Tommy's third canon life. However, he appears to have started overcoming his vengefulness after taking Slime's advice in the fourth Las Nevadas stream. Moreover, despite claiming that Las Nevadas had no room for emotions, Quackity has a very impulsive streak and acts on his emotional instincts more often than logic. He has once stated to Foolish that he goes to sleep and often doesn't have a plan on what he'll do the next day, as he thinks of overthinking as a waste of energy. In his Las Nevadas arc, Quackity shows a manipulative streak when it comes to recruiting people for his nation, going hand in hand with his charisma. He is also incredibly prone to self-projection during the same endeavors. However, it is also heavily implied that he believes no one would willingly stay by his side unless he holds something over them or tricks them into needing to stay. This indicates that this manipulative streak may be rooted in multiple other insecurities. Quackity has also shown a desire for power and control ever since the Manberg vs Pogtopia War, causing him to be willing to sacrifice morality and justice in exchange for vengeance and control. This is most likely rooted in his experiences in the Jschlatt Administration, due to his own lack of power and control over the country to make it better during that time period. To sum up, many of Quackity's character flaws, in some way, correlate to his traumatic experiences in one way or another. One of the known exceptions to this is his petty streak, often doing minor things to annoy or upset people he dislikes, or doing little shows of wealth and character to humiliate someone else.