Mr. Game and Watch

Wren Game-and-Watch Jr. (nicknamed Mr. Game and Watch by his peers) is a 40 year old male. He weighs about 70 pounds (31.7 kg) and stands at around 4'3 (127 cm). He is seen as a pitch black humanoid figure, where his body consists of basic geometric shapes: a circular head, round hands and feet, short, spindly limbs, and a featureless face except for a large, round nose. He has a light gray outline around him at all times. Wren lives on a 2D plane, making him a completely two dimensional figure, meaning he is cannot be seen if you're standing right in front of him, meaning he must stand sideways or at a similar angle for people to see him when facing in front of him. He also mainly speaks in beeps and boops, and cannot speak or write any form of English, and can only understand it (do not translate Wrens words to English, but keep them as beeps and boops). Mr. Game-and-Watch also moves in a choppy, frame-by-frame sort of fashion. Since he’s essentially made up of individual frames of animation, he doesn’t move normally. This could mean he’s an oddball, as he flickers to a different pose instead of moving fluidly.

Wren's personality is mainly silent, but he mainly observes. He enjoys the small things about life and all the nice little details instead of fretting about big things like money or what others think of him. Even then, he does get a little sub-conscious around people due to his 2D and choppy demeanor. He doesn't have a good relationship with his parents because of his profession.

Wren's life is conflicting. During his early life, Wren was a good individual. The city he lived in, called Flat Zone, was a very poor place. Even then, he was a hard worker during his life in school and always kept his chin up. Wren was able to get some odd jobs, such as being a chef, an environmental technician for the frequent oil spills in his town, a flagman, and even an exterminator for the usual vermin in his town. These jobs weren't too important for him, though. In college, Wren got a PhD and multiple diplomas. As he grew older, Wren got more important jobs such as being a marine biologist (Or a scuba diver as he calls it), and even a firefighter. It's needless to say Mr. Game and Watch is a wealthy man due to all of these jobs, accumulating over 12k dollars a year. He was humble about his money though, giving most of his earnings to those in need in Flat Zone. Even with these insane amounts of dough he was racking in, it wasn't what Mr. Game and Watch truly wanted to do. Ever since Wren was a young boy, he always wanted to participate in Smash, a widely popular international sport where two fighters duke it out of a platform, and see who can knock the other off first, similar to sumo wrestling. Once Mr. Game and Watch turned about 21, he joined Smash under the name Mr. Game & Watch. During his first group of fights, Wren was seen as a mid-tier, so not that good of a fighter. After a few years, Wren stepped back on the battlefield, but to little avail, where he only stepped up a little from being a mid tier. This is when Wrens performance faltered, and he became a low tier fighter. He let this get to him, and took a eight year hiatus, until a large surge in Smash's popularity arised. Powered by hope, Mr. Game-and-Watch joined Smash again. This time, he brought his past job skills to the battlefield, now becoming one of the most highly recognized fighters in the entire sport, only being the 4th best fighter in the entire sport. Wren accumulated more money from being a fighter. Mr. Game-and-Watch couldn't be happier, but his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Game-and-Watch Sr. didn't approve of him partaking in such rigorous sports, nor do they tolerate him hanging out with 3 dimensional people.

Mr. Game and Watch usually does not want to fight people he comes across, knowing how potent his fighting can be. The moves he usually does in Smash are: Chef, which is a move where Game and Watch takes out a frying pan and flings hot food at his opponent. Judge, where Wren takes out a scoreboard and a hammer, and when he hits someone with the hammer, a number (One through Nine) comes up. The higher the number, the stronger the hit. Everyone loves it when Wren gets a Nine on Judge. Oil Panic is a move where Wren pulls out a bucket, which can be filled with projectiles. These projectiles are turned into oil within the bucket. If the oil is splashed on an opponent, they'll be attacked depending on how strong the projectile was.