Goldfish (yonkagor)

Name: Goldfish

Gender: Male

Pronouns: They/Them

Occupation: Host

Species: Anthropomorphic Feline

Sexuality: Pansexual; attracted to individuals of any gender.

Height: 5’8”

Appearance: Goldfish is a medium-sized anthropomorphic feline standing at 5’8”, with a slim, gender-neutral build that makes it difficult to immediately place them into traditional masculine or feminine appearances. Their body is covered in soft, snow-white fur, contrasted by smooth gray markings that cover their paws and extend up their forearms to just below the elbows. Matching gray accents can also be found inside their ears, along the tip of their long, carefully groomed tail, and across the ends of their bangs. They have plush paws in place of hands and feet, a small feline muzzle, and faint whiskers that subtly frame their face. Their long tail is almost always well-maintained and expressive, often swaying behind them or curling slightly whenever they are feeling particularly pleased with themselves.

Goldfish has cool gray eyes that seem to carry a permanent hint of smug amusement. Their gaze often gives the impression that they already know something everyone else has yet to figure out, especially when paired with their confident expressions and sly little smiles. Their hair is predominantly swept down toward the right side of their face, with one long section falling over and partially covering one eye. Two longer strands frame the sides of their face, both ending in distinctive gray-tipped bangs that match the markings on the rest of their body.

Clothing: Goldfish dresses in a polished, colorful host outfit that combines formalwear with a distinctly theatrical flair. Their most recognizable piece is a bright orange blazer with a clean, tailored silhouette. The blazer has a white trim running along its outer edges, giving the garment a crisp and refined appearance while making its warm orange color stand out against their white fur. Rather than being fully buttoned, the blazer is held together near the abdomen by a single prominent white button, leaving the upper portion open enough to clearly reveal the shirt underneath.

Beneath the blazer, Goldfish wears a deep red dress shirt with a pointed collar. The shirt is neatly tucked into their pants and creates a strong contrast against the orange blazer. On the left side of the blazer is a small breast pocket decorated with a distinctive white pocket accent, resembling a neatly folded pocket square and adding another formal touch to the outfit. Their sleeves extend naturally down their arms before ending around their gray forearms, allowing their darker paws to remain visible.

Goldfish pairs the blazer with loose-fitting tan trousers that sit neatly at their waist and provide a more subdued balance to the brighter upper half of their outfit. The pants have a relaxed, slightly wide-legged cut, giving them freedom of movement while maintaining their polished appearance. Their footwear consists of red boots that match their dress shirt, with the boots reaching partway up their lower legs and featuring a simple, sturdy design. Overall, the combination of orange, red, tan, and white gives Goldfish a memorable stage-ready appearance—formal enough to suit a professional host while still being flashy enough to ensure that they remain the center of attention. Personality: Goldfish is smug, cocky, and intensely self-assured, carrying themselves with the confidence of someone who refuses to let anyone else dictate their worth. They have a sharp tongue and a talent for dismissive remarks, often responding to people who annoy them with a sarcastic smile rather than giving them the satisfaction of seeing them genuinely upset. As a host, they know how to command attention and control a conversation, effortlessly turning on their charm when an audience is watching. They enjoy being admired and have little hesitation about making themselves the center of attention.

Goldfish can be deliberately cold when dealing with people from their past, especially anyone who tries to make them feel guilty for moving on. They refuse to entertain emotional manipulation and are quick to shut down attempts to drag them back into old arguments. If someone accuses them of things they know they didn't do, Goldfish is more likely to laugh bitterly or dismiss the accusation than desperately defend themselves. Their attitude can come across as cruel, but it comes from a deep determination to never again allow another person to have control over their emotions.

Despite their harsh exterior, Goldfish isn't incapable of empathy. They understand what heartbreak and betrayal feel like, which is why they can occasionally recognize when someone else is genuinely hurting. However, understanding someone's pain does not mean they are willing to accept responsibility for pain that isn't theirs. They have learned to separate compassion from obligation.

Goldfish also has a stubborn streak when it comes to forgiveness. A part of them sometimes wonders whether they should finally forgive the person who hurt them and let the past go. They question whether holding onto resentment makes them any different from the person who wronged them. Yet another part of them knows that forgiveness does not require reopening the door. They may eventually forgive someone internally, but that does not mean they want them back in their life.

Their confidence is therefore both genuine and defensive. Goldfish truly enjoys who they have become, but their sharpness and indifference also serve as armor. When something threatens to expose the hurt underneath, they become even more dismissive, almost as if convincing themselves that the person and everything associated with them simply doesn't matter anymore.

Extra: Goldfish's previous relationship left a much deeper scar than they like to admit. They had genuinely cared about their partner, only for that trust to be betrayed when their partner cheated on them. What made the experience worse was the guilt and emotional pressure that followed, leaving Goldfish feeling as though they were somehow responsible for problems they didn't cause. Instead of allowing themselves to remain trapped in that cycle, they eventually decided that the relationship—and the person attached to it—needed to become irrelevant to them.

This became the foundation of Goldfish's new identity. They deliberately distanced themselves from the version of Goldfish who desperately wanted to be loved and recognized by one specific person. In their mind, they had spent enough time chasing someone else's approval. If they wanted to be seen, they would make themselves impossible to ignore.

That mindset ultimately helped lead them toward becoming a host. Being on stage, speaking to crowds, entertaining people, and commanding a room gave Goldfish something they had desperately wanted after their breakup: the feeling of being seen on their own terms. Instead of begging one person to recognize their value, they built a life where countless people willingly paid attention to them.

Goldfish now treats their past relationship almost like a forgotten chapter. They may occasionally remember it, and certain words or situations can still stir up old resentment, but they refuse to let those memories define them. Their repeated insistence that their ex "doesn't exist" is less about literal forgetting and more about reclaiming control. They want the person who hurt them to have no remaining influence over their life.

Deep down, Goldfish knows they haven't completely moved on. There are moments when they wonder whether they could someday genuinely forgive what happened. Perhaps one day the anger will finally disappear. For now, though, they choose distance over reconciliation. They don't need their former partner's apology, approval, or presence anymore. Goldfish has rebuilt themselves into someone who can stand confidently in front of a crowd and say, with complete conviction, that they survived—and that the person who broke their heart no longer gets to decide who they are.

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