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While Bot was created to be a mechanical replica of Bow, including catchphrases the latter used to say programmed on them, their personality is different from the character they're replicated from. They are much friendlier, more intelligent and self-reflective than their counterpart, while also not saying the typical valley girl words "like" and "totally" as frequently as Bow does. They've been shown to be a little more sarcastic as well, possibly picking the trait up from Nickel. Unlike most robots, Bot has feelings like a human despite running as a regular machine, only their feelings can be customized and self-programmed given the traits of any personality a regular or unique person would get.

They're shown to be extremely empathetic to those around them, showing extra sympathy to the people they feel are similar to them, such as when The Floor was extremely confused and exhausted by being put onto a picnic basket. They aren't afraid to go against others' wishes to do what they feel is right, such as going against their programming and Test Tube to be themself, or going against their alliance because they don't want to vote a friend, Paintbrush, out. The same thing they tried to help others is with Cabby. In their defense that while Test Tube still complains that she is not promising and not that interpersonal towards others with her files, Bot can easily make others happy through their empathy and confidence to try to make Cabby get encouraged by them.

Even though they're a robot, Bot also has visual-spatial intelligence and possibly logical intelligence because they claim to be a visual learner as seen in Blue Buried. Right after knowing who they are after the episode Out of Body Experience, implying that they are also intrapersonal and interpersonal at the same time, Bot is creative, problem-solving, open-minded, optimistic, artistic, and perceptive. One of their hobbies is drawing as they love doing it as explained in Spring on the Breakfast! that they can solve anyone's problems through art much how they helped The Floor by not only showing the drawing they made to ensure his growth, but also providing him with such an intrapersonal advice. Also when they just found out about their new life to start, Bot somehow used their imagination and visuality to create their future self in a drawing to also remind them they can still be intrapersonal as a reminder.

Asher appears to have quite a serious and polite personality. They often have negative remarks, frequently blushes and suffers from a cold sweat. With their unsure demeanor, they have a tendency to assume that other people can do things better than them, and he comes across as quite unreliable at first glance. Among their friends, he is a trans boy who stands out for their submissiveness but also for his level-headedness.

Even though he is a very skilled artist with superior ability and insight, Asher lacks self-confidence, as they claim he hasn't accomplished enough to be called a famous artist. They also feel he doesn't deserve their title because he only happened to make something for a famous person by chance, frequently referring to themselves as "kind of an artist", although Natalie says she doesn't believe something like this is possible.

Whenever Asher feels depressed, he tends to stay in their room and doesn't eat nor shower and at times he can even feel suicidal, but they can get moving with his friends' support. With Natalie assuring them that she believes in him and they should be more confident in himself, Asher promises they will try although he's not sure if they can. After Natalie decides to put all her thoughts on him and believe in them, and with Layla-Marie's assistance, Asher's timid veil breaks considerably, feeling that it was "getting in the way". He begins to show more profound confidence in their abilities as an artist and when interacting with other people. They always take a very large role in every single conversation after the first one, choosing not to look away from the truth anymore and keep his promise to Natalie.

The focal point of their outfit is a bright lime green mesh or fishnet top. This is layered over a black long-sleeved shirt, which sometimes features matching green accents on the cuffs. The look is often complemented by multiple necklaces, including chunky plastic or perler bead "Kandi" jewelry. Small, light-wash denim shorts are worn over decorative legwear, a classic scene staple. A wide black belt with silver hardware, such as a skull buckle or studs, is worn around the hips. The base includes black and green striped tights or leggings, sometimes mixed with skull or crossbones motifs. Massive, "fluffy" faux fur leg warmers (often called fluffies) in alternating black and lime green stripes cover the feet and lower legs. These are typically paired with chunky platform boots or sneakers, like those from brands like Demonia. They have brown hair in a wolfcut