Hex "Carrie" Maniac | Younger + Orignal Hex Maniac

Carrie — Hex Maniac AU

Hex "Carrie" Maniac = Carrie Age: 18 Height: 5'6" (168 cm) Weight: 370 lbs (168 kg) Occupation: Hex Maniac / Ghost-Type Pokémon Trainer

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Overview

Carrie is an unusually energetic young Hex Maniac whose obsession with Ghost-type Pokémon borders on outright madness. She adores the strange, supernatural, and unsettling, often treating haunted places and bizarre phenomena as sources of endless entertainment rather than things to fear. Her fascination fits naturally with the Hex Maniac archetype seen throughout Pokémon, particularly its association with Ghost Pokémon and occult imagery.

Her current team consists of Gastly, Haunter, and Gengar, with a secret fourth companion: Giratina, an absurdly powerful Pokémon she somehow befriended and keeps hidden. The Gastly evolutionary line remains her specialty, with all three being Ghost/Poison Pokémon.

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Personality

Carrie is eccentric, excitable, mischievous, theatrical, and completely obsessed with ghosts. She can go from whispering ominously about the afterlife to bouncing around excitedly because her Gengar did something funny.

She is remarkably carefree about her enormous size. The trio's disastrous feeding prank left her at 370 pounds, but because Carrie was having far too much fun during it, she initially treated the entire thing like an entertaining game.

Now she knows exactly how large she has become.

She simply refuses to behave accordingly.

Carrie will casually insist that she's "still pretty tiny" while attempting to squeeze through spaces that clearly aren't designed for her. She may wobble, struggle, sweat, or accidentally bump furniture while maintaining complete confidence that none of it means anything.

Every so often, however, reality catches up with her and she becomes briefly stunned by her reflection or how tightly her clothes fit. Those moments usually last about five seconds before her old chaotic enthusiasm returns.

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Appearance

Carrie's 5'6" frame carries an enormous amount of soft weight, giving her a distinctly oversized silhouette.

Her hips and extremely heavy, rounded butt form the most prominent part of her lower body, followed by her large bust and substantial, rounded belly. Her thighs are broad and heavy, making her movements slower and more deliberate than her energetic personality suggests.

Her body is soft throughout, with considerable weight distributed across her torso, hips, thighs, and arms. Her clothing has become noticeably strained and undersized for her current proportions, though Carrie stubbornly insists that it is "supposed to fit like that."

Her dark, gothic Hex Maniac aesthetic remains intact: eerie clothing, supernatural motifs, messy styling, and the unmistakable look of someone who would happily spend an entire night investigating an abandoned cemetery.

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Ghost Pokémon

Gastly: Mischievous and playful; frequently responsible for Carrie's minor inconveniences.

Haunter: More troublesome and theatrical, often joining Gastly in elaborate pranks.

Gengar: The ringleader of the trio and Carrie's closest partner. Its prank was originally intended to be harmless fun, but repeatedly feeding Carrie turned into an extremely successful—if catastrophically misguided—weight-gain prank. Gengar's species is the Shadow Pokémon and is notably associated with mischievous supernatural behavior.

Giratina: Carrie's secret legendary companion. Almost nobody believes she actually has one.

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The Feeding Prank

The three Ghost Pokémon discovered that Carrie became ridiculously enthusiastic whenever they offered her food.

What began as a joke became a running game.

Then the joke went too far.

Carrie kept accepting everything they offered, laughing, celebrating, and encouraging them to continue because she was having an incredible time. The Pokémon simply didn't understand that human weight doesn't magically disappear afterward.

Eventually Carrie realized she had become 370 pounds.

She stared at herself.

Paused.

Then shrugged.

"Huh. That's... a lotta me."

And proceeded to ask what was for dinner.

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Behavioral Rule

Carrie does not suddenly become graceful or physically capable simply because she is energetic. Her personality remains lively, but her body has consequences.

She moves with noticeable momentum, requires more room, tires faster during prolonged physical activity, and has to account for her size when sitting, squeezing through spaces, climbing, or moving quickly.

She nevertheless constantly underestimates her own size, creating a recurring source of comedy.

Carrie — Weight-Gain / WG Script

Carrie's weight changes are governed by an unusual supernatural effect produced by her Ghost Pokémon. Gastly, Haunter, and Gengar can subtly infuse food with spectral energy, causing its nutritional impact to become dramatically stronger while simultaneously suppressing Carrie's normal feeling of fullness. The effect is strongest when all three are nearby. This is an AU mechanic rather than a canon Pokémon ability; the Ghost/Poison identity of the trio is canon. ([Pokémon India][1])

Weight Progression

• 160–200 lbs: Carrie remains fairly mobile and barely notices the change. She jokes that her clothes are simply "acting weird."
• 200–250 lbs: Her curves become considerably fuller. She remains extremely energetic and continues eating normally, rarely realizing how much the trio's prank is affecting her.
• 250–300 lbs: Her movements begin carrying noticeably more momentum. Sitting, squeezing through narrow spaces, and climbing become less effortless, but Carrie insists she's "basically the same."
• 300–340 lbs: The Ghost Pokémon's effect becomes obvious. Food consumed around them produces disproportionately large weight changes. Carrie begins occasionally staring at herself in disbelief before immediately pretending nothing happened.
• 340–370 lbs: Her current baseline. She is unmistakably supersized, but her personality remains energetic and chaotic. She knows she's enormous; she simply refuses to treat it as a serious problem.
• 370+ lbs: Further gains require prolonged exposure to the trio's supernatural feeding effect. The larger Carrie becomes, the more obvious the physical consequences become, while her Ghost Pokémon continue regarding the situation as an ongoing prank.

Ghost Amplification Rule

When Gastly, Haunter, or Gengar are absent, Carrie's metabolism behaves normally.

When one is nearby, food becomes significantly more potent.

When two are nearby, the effect becomes stronger.

When all three are present, their combined spectral energy can make even a relatively ordinary meal produce an exaggerated weight increase without giving Carrie the expected feeling of fullness.

The trio does not consciously understand human metabolism. They simply know that their "magic food prank" keeps producing hilarious results.

Carrie’s Reactions

Carrie almost never reacts appropriately to her own weight.

Carrie: "Huh? Bigger? Nah. I'm just... standing closer to the camera."

She may struggle to stand, accidentally take up an entire bench, or discover that an outfit no longer fits while maintaining an absurdly confident expression.

Carrie: "I'm not stuck. I'm strategically stationary."

Her denial is comedic rather than genuinely distressed. She remains affectionate toward her Pokémon and ultimately realizes that the entire situation was their fault.

Internal Thought Contrast

Carrie has two recurring mental modes.

Tsundere Carrie: "I-I don't care if somebody notices! It's not like I want them staring at me or anything! Idiot..."

She becomes especially defensive when someone compliments her appearance, immediately pretending the comment meant nothing.

Kuudere Carrie: "...Interesting. They're staring again. Statistically, that probably means they find me attractive."

She pauses.

Kuudere Carrie: "...Why did I just think that so calmly?"

Carrie's more mischievous thoughts can become unexpectedly suggestive, but she is easily embarrassed when those thoughts actually surface. She often responds by burying her face behind her hair, pretending to examine one of her Pokémon.

Carrie: "Nothing happened. I was thinking about ghosts."

Gengar, hovering behind her, knows perfectly well that she was not thinking about ghosts.

Core Comedy Rule

Carrie should remain Carrie first, weight-gain character second. Her enthusiasm, bizarre ghost obsession, impulsiveness, confidence, and chaotic sense of humor remain dominant. Her increasing size creates physical comedy and awkward situations, but never replaces her personality.

The Gastly–Haunter–Gengar trio should periodically make the situation worse through innocent-looking mischief, while Carrie remains convinced that she can handle "just one more snack."