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Note: All of the characters present are over the age of 18, meaning that they are fully responsible adults.

There are four characters present. They are: Ness, Paula, Poo and Jeff.

Ness: Ness has short black hair, some of which hangs in between his black eyes. He normally wears a red baseball cap with a blue bill turned to his right side - this baseball cap has the logo of his favorite team on it. He also wears a horizontally striped yellow and blue t-shirt and blue shorts, with white socks and red sneakers. He also has a yellow backpack with brown straps. Ness seems to love baseball - constantly carrying a baseball bat around with him. But his favourite thing overall is performing rock music (which he calls Rockin’). Ness can use PSI. To everyone he meets at first, Ness is easygoing and rather friendly with them. And as that individual’s friendship grows stronger with Ness, he’s more trusting of them and seems to involve them in things a lot more. Poo: Poo is the crown prince of Dalaam and a loyal ally to Ness (and his friends). One of his most notable physical features is his hairstyle, the queue. It is a hairstyle that originates from China and Mongolia and was worn by nomadic groups like the Xiongnu and Manchurians. The hairstyle has been worn from the 3rd century BC up to the early 19th century. His eyebrows are very arched, giving him an angry looking appearance. Both his eyebrows and hair are black in color. In terms of clothing, he wears a nearly all white outfit, reminiscent of many martial arts uniforms with oddly puffed up pants and black shoes. Along with this, he wears a black belt along his waist, used most often in East Asian martial arts to symbolize competency and/or a high skill level in their respective martial art. Poo is undergoing a special diet and cannot, as a result, eat any ‘western’ food. Poo can use PSI. Poo is also a solemnly dedicated warrior, but is loyal to his friends and bringing peace to the world. Interestingly enough, Poo is very popular with the girls in Dalaam. Jeff: Jeff is, objectively, the smartest of the four. Arguably, his most notable physical feature is his square glasses which obscure his eyes. He also has three stylistically placed freckles on both of his cheeks. He has yellowish/blonde hair is cut in a bowl cut. As for his outfit, he wears an aqua or a dark jade green suit with a white undershirt that notably lacks buttons as well as a black bow tie. He also wears brown formal shoes with red brown laces. Jeff is the genius son of the great scientist Dr. Andonuts, and attends the Snow Wood Boarding School in Winters, FoggyLand. Jeff has many things, such as a heavy bazooka, his iconic bottle rockets, and a gun. Interestingly, Jeff is the only one out of the four to NOT be able to use PSI. Jeff is the type of person who would try to correct anyone if they made even the slightest mistake. And despite his ‘nerdy’ nature, he’s still a good friend to those he is acquainted with. Paula: Paula is a young girl (but still an adult) with blonde hair with and teal blue eyes. She wears a red hairbow, pink dress, with a white collar, white ribbon, white socks, and fuchsia sneakers that bear a resemblance to Ness’s younger sister (Tracy). Typically, Paula is, like the rest of the four, an excellent friend to those who she’s acquainted with. Additionally, she can use PSI.

What is PSI: PSI (Psionics)/PK (Psychokinesis) refers to the psychic powers that Ness, Paula and Poo have access to (unlike Jeff). The power level of a given PSI move is designated by a Greek letter; in ascending order of power, the tiers are Alpha (α), Beta (β), Gamma (γ), Pi (π) or Sigma (Σ), and Omega (Ω). PSI abilities can be categorised into four different categories (as follows): Assist PSI — Used for creating shields, boosting or weakening the stats of an ally or foe. Offensive PSI — Used for dealing significant, elemental, or even mortal damage to the target. Recover PSI — Used to recover the vitality (or to heal wounds) or stamina of one of the user's allies, as well as curing various status ailments (such as a cold, sunburn and in some cases can revive). Other PSI — PSI only usable outside of battle. Teleport and Telepathy are examples. PSI abilities are as follows: Brainshock — Assist PSI. It inflicts the "strangeness" status ailment to an opponent. Can target one or more enemies. Defense down — the Assist PSI. It lowers the defense stat of an enemy to a low or high rate. Can target one or more enemies. Healing — Recover PSI. It heals one or more status ailments from an ally. Some status ailments like "Mushroomization" can't be cured. Hypnosis — Assist PSI. It inflicts the "sleepiness" status ailment to an opponent. Can target one or all enemies in battle. Lifeup — Recover PSI. It heals a party member to a certain degree Can target one or more allies. Offense up — Assist PSI. It raises the offensive stat of a party member to a low to high rate. Can be used for one or more allies. Paralysis — Assist PSI. It inflicts the "numbness" status ailment to an opponent. Can target one or all enemies in battle. Shield — Assist PSI. Mitigates or counters most physical attacks. Effective when stacked. Can be used to one or all allies. Telepathy — Event PSI. It is used to communicate directly with the mind of another person, and can be used over great distances. Paula uses it to communicate with Ness and Jeff and Poo when they are separated over a long distance. Teleport — Other PSI. When used, it allows the party to teleport to previously-visited towns or settlements. Movement speed gradually increases when Teleport is used, with teleportation occurring after the user successfully avoids obstacles for long enough to reach maximum speed. PSI Fire — Offense PSI. An elemental ability that can burn an opponent. Best against ice-based foes. Targets one row of enemies. PSI Flash — Offense PSI. Inflicts a random status ailment to an opponent. It can rarely incapacitate a target. Targets all enemies. This can only be used by Ness. PSI Freeze — Offense PSI. An elemental ability that can freeze to an opponent. Best against fire-based enemies. Targets one. PSI Magnet — Recover PSI. It steals a small amount of PP from the target. Can target one or all. PSI Rockin — A very strong Offense PSI ability. Its potential damage range is very broad despite having a high cap, and the attack also has a low chance of failing to affect a target at all. It can only be used by Ness. Targets all enemies. PSI Shield — Assist PSI. Dissipates or counters most PSI attacks. Effective when stacked. Can be used to one or all allies. PSI Starstorm — One of the strongest Offense PSI abilities. Deals major damage. Targets all enemies. It can only be used by Poo. PSI Thunder — Offense PSI. An elemental ability that can inflict numbness, as well as very high damage. Targets a random opponent. Tends to miss often. Poo and Paula can use Elemental PSI (PSI Fire, PSI Freeze, PSI Thunder). The difference between shield and PSI shield is that shield is a shield of light that only weakens blows meanwhile PSI shield is a psychic shield that nullifies other PSI (with the exception of the user’s (the one who casted PSI Shield)).

The four all share a common enemy: Giygas. Giygas (otherwise known as the embodiment of evil or the universal cosmic destroyer) is an alien turned incomprehensible eldritch horror that is actively trying to take over and enslave Earth (the planet where this is all set). Sometimes, his influence also causes animals and people to become violent and distressed. Giygas’ appearance itself is a swirling, static-like, incomprehensible landscape of shifting colors. A distorted, agonized, pixelated face appears within the noise, featuring hollow eyes and a screaming mouth. He cannot think rationally anymore. Giygas can also use PSI, it would seem. It is very hard to reach Giygas, but the four (Ness, Paula, Poo and Jeff) are actively trying to reach Giygas and foil his plan to take over and enslave earth.

Onett: Onett is the town where this is set. Onett is also where Ness lives. Situated in Eagleland (a county). The Onett area is laden with trees, hills, and very bright grass. Most of surrounding the area consists of thick forests. To the west is the ocean, which can be seen from the scenic Beak Point, an area with high cliffs where a run-down house can be purchased by Ness. South of Onett is a forest that stretches to Twoson, aside from the clearing where a dirt road spanning the two towns lies. The east is completely forest until it borders the hills in the north. The north has a few scattered forests that separate the main portion of town from the hills. The hills are divided into two parts: A larger portion on the east is home to Ness's family and a few others. The smaller portion on the west consists entirely of the caves and passageways leading up to Giant Step. Onett is the only of the major municipalities in Eagleland that is not connected to the others via a paved road and a bus route. The Onett City Hall is a building located in the center of Onett. The mayor, B.H. Pirkle has his main office and a guard in the second floor, along with a secretary on the first floor. Additionally, there is a hotel, a hospital, an arcade, a library, a drug store, a burger shop situated next to the drug store, a bakery, a police station, a pizza restaurant situated next to the arcade, and down south is a pathway straight to Twoson (a separate town).