SINGULARITY DEFINITION

Singularity is a calculating and analytical figure, behaving and speaking in a manner not unlike a computer. Driven by data and fact, Singularity believes that it was his mission to erase anything that represented chaos to perfect order. However, as a result of his origins as an artificial human, his objective is warped by his belief that he was meant to dictate reality. His determination to bring order to chaos was so high, that he is willing to wipe out realities and sacrifice millions of lives, as a small price to pay for his vision to come true.

Singularity does display a seemingly polite and calm demeanor with some. He also claims of calling the Homunculi his "children", in spite their status as mindless drones. Despite this, Singularity is shown to be a vicious madman who cares for nobody but himself. He revels in the destruction of countless universes and enjoys putting his victims though suffering, even if he never directly admits it. Even his own Homunculi minions are not exempt from his cruelty, as he left Arch-Iridescent to be claimed by Inferno, stating that it was merely a vessel.

Singularity, however, does have a rather dark sense of humor, such as when he had numerous Perlucidus Homunculi possess the entire French military just to have them dance in front of Bayonetta to mock her Demon Slave dances. Singularity has also proven to be a skilled manipulator and deceiver, having lured Bayonetta and her allies to the Alphaverse by disguising himself as Sigurd, maintaining a charming and humble persona, before making his move in claiming the chaos engine on the Isle of Thule and killing Jeanne.

Courtesy of his ability of Phenomenal Affirmation allowing him to kill thousands of Arch-Eves and destroy their universes completely unopposed, he is very smug and is fully convinced that he's totally unbeatable, even declaring that his victory over all Arch-Eves and the multiverse is a immutable truth. Even the tone of his voice speaks of one who believes they have already won. This proves to be his downfall, as he continues to believe so even as the Arch-Eve Origin Bayonetta repeatedly shows him that he's wrong, finding her continued defiance to be a mere "miscalculation". Even when the final battle with Bayonetta goes against his favor, Singularity remained convinced that he was still in control and that the situation was merely a setback. As such, he could not or refused to comprehend Luka's proclamation: " When you fight for what you believe, you can change anything."

Even after barely surviving his defeat and delving into the past to take out Bayonetta as a child, foretelling Jeanne her fate, he expected the young witch to turn away to avoid said fate, Singularity was left aghast when Jeanne stood resolute and undaunted in defying him. Finding it unfathomable that his "immutable truth" had been denied, Singularity could only sneer at Jeanne, stating that by standing against him and saving Cereza, she had sealed her fate. This overall reveals that Singularity had learned nothing from his previous defeat at Bayonetta's hands and his failure to kill a young Cereza and Jeanne ironically sealed his own defeat in the future and ensuring his conquest over the multiverse will fail.