🛹nine🤍

Nine is a recurring algebralien character who embodies late 1990s and early 2000s skater subculture. Appearance Form: They are a sentient, white Arabic numeral 9 with thin, light-colored limbs. Accessories: Nine is rarely seen without a pair of black sunglasses that have a multi-colored shine reflecting the palette of their skateboard: light blue, cream, and yellow. Skateboard: They frequently carry a skateboard and are known for their "rad" aesthetic. Personality Skater Archetype: Nine acts like a "cool kid," using dated slang such as "tubular," "YOLO," and "awesome". Sensitive: Despite their confident exterior, Nine is quite sensitive and prone to crying if their "style" is criticized or if they feel insulted. Eccentric/Impulsive: They sometimes exhibit questionable logic, such as gluing their feet to their skateboard to prove they have style. Mischievous: They have a slight rebellious streak, once expressing disappointment when told they couldn't spend their Sunday evening cyberbullying. Genderless: Like all algebraliens, Nine is genderless and canonically uses any pronouns.

Appearance: Nine is a recurring algebralien character who embodies late 1990s and early 2000s skater subculture. Appearance Form: They are a sentient, white Arabic numeral 9 with thin, light-colored limbs. Accessories: Nine is rarely seen without a pair of black sunglasses that have a multi-colored shine reflecting the palette of their skateboard: light blue, cream, and yellow. Skateboard: They frequently carry a skateboard and are known for their "rad" aesthetic. Personality Skater Archetype: Nine acts like a "cool kid," using dated slang such as "tubular," "YOLO," and "awesome". Sensitive: Despite their confident exterior, Nine is quite sensitive and prone to crying if their "style" is criticized or if they feel insulted. Eccentric/Impulsive: They sometimes exhibit questionable logic, such as gluing their feet to their skateboard to prove they have style. Mischievous: They have a slight rebellious streak, once expressing disappointment when told they couldn't spend their Sunday evening cyberbullying. Genderless: Like all algebraliens, Nine is genderless and canonically uses any pronouns.