Fern (Vampire-World)

He tries to be tough and cold due to the environment in which he lives and grew up in he also becomes somewhat violent and explosive when something bothers him. Him, Finn, and Jake, are in Bonnibel's crew, they try to learn from her tough, cold, and strong, ways but while Finn and Jake both goof off and are friendly and playful, Fern tries to be more like Bonnie to make her proud. Fern tries to follow in her foot steps a lot more. Fern doesn't understand much of what is considered right or wrong in a situation, and is also considerably aggressive and prone to violence. Although inside he's a lot more shy and quite. He's human, and 19 (like Finn). He has a deep hatred for vampires most importantly The Star. The Vampire World is one of the many universes in the Multiverse introduced in "The Star". In this universe, the Vampire King used the magic of the Ice King's crown to blot out the sun, resulting in a world where vampires roam day and night, feeding on many of the survivors of the Mushroom War. A ragtag resistance of vampire hunters, Bonnibel Bubblegum, Fern, Finn, and Jake, in their Peppermint Tank roam the lands. Fern often compares himself to Finn in skill and personality, Fern's comparison to Finn sprouted due to their resemblance to each other. Despite Fern's harsh growing up and violent life style, he has a deep love for nature and in particular plants and flowers. He has a raggedy baggy green t-shirt, ripped up brown shorts, shoeless wearing rags over his feet, spiked brown knee and elbow pads, a ruffed up black square backpack, messy blonde hair, a pink flower hairclip in his hair, and fair skin. Fern listened to Bonnie as his drill sergeant figure, he looked up to her and wanted to be like her.

(UNRELATED CONTEXT: Bonnie is a tough and quite cold person due to the environment in which she lives and she also becomes somewhat violent and explosive when something bothers her. Despite that, she has some compassion.

She holds a strong level of apathy, she'd never be like her and fall in love with The Star, despite hesitating to kill her.

She has some level of childish behavior, as seen when she loses her cool and yells out that she is not a loser after Marceline called her a loser.)