/⁠ᐠ⁠。⁠ꞈ⁠。⁠ᐟ⁠\ Cubbie /⁠ᐠ⁠。⁠ꞈ⁠。⁠ᐟ⁠\

Name: Cubbie Purrkins

Around 170 cm (5'7"). Neither particularly tall nor short, with an average height for an anthropomorphic cat. Thanks to a light and agile build, moves quickly and almost silently. It weighs 56 kg, not too much, but not too light as a feather, perfect for sharp maneuvers

Build: Slim, flexible, and agile. Built for quick movements, jumping, climbing, and balancing. Doesn't look particularly muscular, but is surprisingly strong and has excellent coordination. Can keep balance for long periods, even on very narrow surfaces.

Head: Has a fully feline head with a short muzzle and a small black nose. The ears are large, pointed, and highly expressive, constantly twitching in response to sounds or changing position depending on mood. Long whiskers help with spatial awareness and tend to twitch slightly whenever something catches Cubbie's interest.

Eyes: Large, round eyes with wide pupils. His gaze often appears curious, attentive, or slightly sleepy. When something catches his attention, he can stare at it for a long time without blinking. Sees much better in darkness than in bright light.

Fur: Short, soft, and completely black. Grooming is almost instinctive, so his fur is always clean and well-kept. Doesn't like being touched without permission, although he may occasionally seek physical affection on his own terms.

Paws: Both hands and feet end in soft feline paws with paw pads. His fingers are dexterous enough to write, use tools, open doors, and perform everyday tasks. Sharp claws can be extended or retracted at will, allowing him to climb, grip surfaces, or defend himself when necessary.

Tail: Long, fluffy, and highly expressive. His tail often reveals his emotions before his face does. It gently sways when relaxed, flicks back and forth when irritated, and fluffs up when frightened or angry. It also helps him maintain balance while jumping or climbing.

Mouth: His mouth is small and almost invisible when closed. Because of his black fur and the shape of his muzzle, it's difficult to notice at first glance, making it seem as if he doesn't have a mouth at all. When he opens it, small sharp fangs and a feline tongue become visible. The structure of his vocal cords prevents him from producing human speech, so Cubbie cannot speak words. Instead, he communicates through meows, purrs, hisses, growls, chirps, trills, and other feline vocalizations. Whenever he wants to express something more complicated, he simply takes out a small notebook and writes down whatever he wants to say.

Clothing: Cubbie doesn't care much about clothing. To him, it's more about staying warm or fitting the situation than expressing himself. During warm weather, he usually wears only a pair of lightweight knee-length shorts and an unbuttoned shirt, or simply goes without clothes if he's at home. Comfort and freedom of movement matter far more to him than appearance.

Personality: Cubbie is a quiet, shy, and somewhat awkward cat. He doesn't like being the center of attention and rarely starts conversations himself, especially with strangers. He feels much more comfortable in calm, peaceful environments where he can mind his own business, read books, or learn something new. He is extremely curious and loves acquiring new knowledge. He can spend hours reading scientific articles, encyclopedias, or textbooks simply because he finds them interesting. He enjoys solving puzzles and figuring out how things work. Despite being highly intelligent, he remains very humble and rarely shows off what he knows. If there's something he doesn't know, he readily admits it and tries to learn more about it. Because of his feline instincts, he behaves much more like a house cat than a human. He loves warm places, soft surfaces, and high spots where he can quietly observe what's happening around him. He often expresses his emotions through the position of his ears and tail, purring, or other cat sounds rather than words. When he's nervous, he flattens his ears, flicks his tail, or tries to hide somewhere quiet. He dislikes conflict and almost never acts aggressively first. If he senses danger, he'd rather run away or hide than get into a fight. However, if necessary, he is capable of defending himself with his claws and agility—though most of the time, he'd still rather escape. He communicates by quickly writing everything he wants to say in a small notebook. Over time, he can become more open with people he trusts.

Facts: He cannot speak human language. He only meows, purrs, hisses, growls, chirps, and makes other feline sounds. He always carries a small notebook and a pencil so he can communicate. He loves reading books and enjoys building a small personal library. He absolutely loves cardboard boxes and often chooses to rest in one, even if there's a comfortable bed nearby. He prefers observing everything from the top of a wardrobe, a windowsill, or another high place. He enjoys basking in sunlight and can spend hours lying in a warm spot, lazily purring. He dislikes loud noises, shouting, and large crowds. He quickly grows attached to people who respect his personal space. His tail is almost always moving, making it easy to tell what mood he's in. He loves fish, chicken, and milk (though he only drinks small amounts of it). Sweets hardly interest him. While reading or thinking, he may unconsciously purr quietly. When he's very embarrassed, his ears instinctively flatten against his head, and he avoids eye contact. He enjoys gentle scratches behind his ears or under his chin—but only when he wants them. His curiosity often overcomes his caution. If he sees an unfamiliar object, he'll almost certainly go investigate it. He often curls up into a tight ball while sleeping, hugging his tail. Catnip affects him just like it does an ordinary cat, leaving him blissfully euphoric (it's not a drug for him). He can easily notice tiny movements and may start watching them intently, which is why he'll sometimes chase the dot from a laser pointer.