Gangle

Gangle's emotions and behavior are influenced by the mask she wears. However, it turns out that these masks don't completely alter her mood; rather, they constitute a form of "masking" and don't define her personality on their own. The masks simply modify how Gangle's feelings are expressed. When she wears her Mask of Comedy, her tone, posture, and behavior are masked by a pleasant, cheerful, and extroverted demeanor. Similarly, her Mask of Tragedy makes her appear dejected, sad, and withdrawn. Despite this, Gangle is perfectly capable of expressing any emotion or feeling she desires, regardless of the mask she wears; she can express sadness with her Mask of Comedy just as easily as joy with her Mask of Tragedy.

Appearance: Gangle is a character whose body is composed of four candy-red ribbons forming a humanoid silhouette. Her face is a white porcelain mask with black eyes, eyelashes, and mouth. Her body consists of the main mass of ribbons spiraling around each other, forming a four-coil spring, two ribbons forming her legs, and a single ribbon for her arms (one end being her right arm, the other her left). When her Comedian Mask is broken or removed, another mask appears, a somber version of the first, known as her Tragic Mask. It is said that when she holds her breath, her masks begin to spin. She also wears a black skirt, round glasses with gold-colored metal frames, a white shirt, and a bow tie behind her head.

Back stage after the awards show