Supertale World

The higher your LV is, the more your Soul could change and its power will visibly be more powerful. Your essence and Body can be a lil different.

Here's the list of Souls

Each Soul and its power(s):

Primordial / Corrupted souls

Hate (Black) — Harnesses "HATE," a corruptive force that amplifies soul power up to tenfold but gradually corrodes the host’s will.

Hopelessness (Gray) — Radiates despair that drains Determination, causing nearby beings to collapse; the user can slip through cracks in reality like a shadow.

Empty Soul — A blank vessel—it holds a trait but cannot use magic unless infused externally; ideal for experiments or possession.

Multi-Colored — Functions like a shuffle deck; the user can switch between two active colors at half power or fuse all for a brief “Spectrum Burst.”

Fractured Soul — Cracks form spectral shards that fight independently; reintegrating them heals the user, but reopens emotional wounds.

Hope (White) — Grants divine potential. When awakened, the user enters a radiant state with brief invulnerability, flight, and the ability to cleanse corruption. Its aura shields allies from despair and weakens dark soul powers.

Canon core

Determination (Red) — Generates a red-aura ghost twin only visible to the user (unless touched); grants survival from fatal wounds.

Wrath (Crimson) — Turns anger into blazing scythe arcs; attacks grow stronger with received damage.

Pride (Vivid Burgundy) — Projects a reflective barrier that repels magic; weakens with loss of confidence.

Avidity (Strawberry) — Sends tendrils to steal items, magic, or memories—fueling temporary power boosts.

Love (Rose Red) — Emits healing pulses that mend allies and pacify enemies; each pulse costs the user HP, reflecting self-sacrifice.

Nightmare set

Vengeance (Very Pale Blue) — Envelops surroundings in a “Nightmare Zone” where the user controls time, space, and form until defeated or satisfied.

Hostility (Mahogany) — An aura of barbed spikes lashes out at close-range threats—making diplomacy almost impossible.

Immaturity (Brick) — Grants cartoon physics for damage but makes emotions visibly readable, easing manipulation.

Spite (Merlot) — Stores emotional pain as “hex-seeds”; releasing one forces the attacker to feel the pain back, amplified.

Obsession (Persian Plum) — Locks onto one target, tracking them anywhere; attacks home in through obstacles until the fixation breaks.

Orange/Amber virtues

Bravery (Orange) — High-speed dash turns the soul into a blazing comet, invulnerable during movement—mirroring the orange attack rule.

Fortitude (Pumpkin) — Converts damage into temporary HP that fades slowly, ideal for withstanding heavy hits.

Ambition (Cadmium Orange) — Sets “goals” that, when pursued, enhance power output for related actions.

Honesty (Mango Tango) — Projects a spotlight revealing lies or illusions; falsehoods crackle audibly.

Courage (Amber) — Blends bravery and justice to create a hard-light shield that transforms into a blaster when pushed.

Vermilion vices

Arrogance (Vermilion) — Spawns taunting clones; if hit, the user's ego shatters, stunning them briefly.

Narcissism (Rust) — Allows limited reality-editing of appearance/status—but only while looking at a reflection.

Deceit (Metallic Orange) — Fires illusory projectiles indistinguishable from real ones until impact.

Malice (Caramel) — Paints glyphs that drain stamina and joy; sweet-looking, toxic in effect.

Yellow ideals

Justice (Yellow) — Activates shooter mode with piercing light bullets that nullify projectiles; gains accuracy when defending the innocent.

Confidence (Sunglow) — Builds critical strike chance the longer the user holds their ground.

Equity (Corn) — Evenly distributes damage and buffs to all within range—enforcing fairness.

Diligence (Sunshine Yellow) — Reduces cooldowns for repeated actions or combos.

Charity (Chartreuse) — Sacrifices user’s HP to create golden motes that heal everyone—friend or foe.

Goldenrod shadows

Callousness (Ochre) — Emotional numbness blocks fear, charm, and pain-based interference.

Cruelty (Goldenrod) — Deals more damage the healthier the enemy—brutal openers, weaker finishers.

Paranoia (Citrine) — Senses threats three heartbeats early, at the cost of constant stress.

Selfishness (Olive) — Drains buffs/shields from others nearby and adds them to the user.

Blue laws

Integrity (Blue) — Gravity anchors the soul, enabling strong jumps and shockwaves but reducing aerial control.

Loyalty (Navy) — Chains the user to an ally; allows damage transfer or sharing.

Rectitude (Cobalt) — Summons barriers enemies can’t cross without being forcibly repelled.

Sincerity (Steel Blue) — Fires projectiles in straight, unalterable lines—pure and true.

Discipline (Sky Blue) — Stores up to three actions to unleash with perfect timing.

Deep blue reflections

Complacency (Independence Blue) — Releases a calming mist that slows all combat—inviting stalemates.

Regret (Prussian Blue) — Rewinds user’s movement by three seconds—ideal for dodging mistakes.

Envy (Dark Sapphire) — Copies a recently seen ability at 70% strength, marked by a green tint.

Insistence (Imperial Blue) — Absorbs blocked attacks, then releases the energy in a single forceful strike.

Greens of care & craft

Kindness (Green) — A directional shield blocks harm and emits healing pulses.

Generosity (Lime) — Conjures items or gold equal to 10% of the user’s HP—true self-giving.

Tolerance (Pear) — Grants resistance to ailments and extremes; can briefly extend to allies.

Creativity (Dark Green) — Constructs temporary tools or platforms fueled by imagination and energy.

Insight (Mint) — Glimpses the opponent’s next action—at the cost of echo-induced headaches.

Duty & doubt

Obligation (Army) — While on a quest, the user gains strong defense but becomes physically unable to flee.

Timidity (Dark Moss Green) — Triggers camouflage under stress, fading the user from view until they act.

Anxiety (Kombu Green) — Slows time for dodging when below 50% HP—followed by exhaustion.

Ignorance (Basil) — Projects a magic-free bubble that breaks complex spells—knowledge cannot enter.

Purple resilience

Perseverance (Purple) — Traps foes in violet strings; the longer the fight, the tighter the bind.

Tenacity (Deep Lilac) — Once per battle, the user survives lethal damage at 1 HP and gains a speed boost.

Compassion (Plum) — Absorbs allies' ailments, then purges them in a violet-pink flash.

Dedication (Midnight Purple) — Massively extends range and duration of spells when focused on a single goal.

Wisdom (Indigo) — Provides brief visions of possible futures for predictive dodging and strategy.

Violet anxieties

Insecurity (Imperial Purple) — Morphs into harmless forms that collapse under direct attention.

Fear (Old Mauve) — Emits a panic zone that halts attacks for 3 seconds; halted attacks are redirected back at the sender.

Denial (Cobalt Violet) — Becomes intangible for a moment, avoiding damage—but unable to act.

Cynicism (Cadbury Purple) — Dispels opponent’s buffs in a burst of sarcastic violet light.

Patience (Cyan) — Enables slow-motion dodging; perfectly timed counters land critical hits.

Aquas of trust

Faith (Jade) — Taps cosmic power through sigils—strengthens under the moonlight.

Trust (Aquamarine) — Shares stats with an ally through a bond; betrayal stuns both.

Empathy (Robin’s Egg) — Feels others’ emotions, soothing or empowering—though emotionally risky.

Curiosity (Turquoise) — Reveals lore or weak spots of objects; overuse draws anomalies.

Teal temptations

Greed (Blue-Green) — Loot spawns “soul counters” that duplicate consumables/stats—hoarding reduces speed.

Misery (Peacock) — Spectral feathers sap joy and color, weakening enemy attacks.

Apathy (Celeste) — Dead zone nullifies flashy magic; user becomes emotionally numb and more resistant.

Indolence (Teal) — Absorbs motion-based energy into healing while staying still—rewards inactivity.

What is a SOUL? The SOUL is the very essence of one's being, whether one is human. It plays a crucial role in the progression characterized by a trait. So the Soul will be called {soul trait} Soul, for example, Determination filled in a soul means the soul's name is DETERMINATION and it works for every trait. Each Soul has a unique capacity that can be slightly different depending on the user, but the colors stay the same. Cause each soul will have a specific colour depending on the trait. DETERMINATION will be red, PATIENCE will be Cyan etc... Each capacity of these souls will be unique and it's also the same thing of a SUPERPOWER, instead that humans are dependent on their souls, with a broken soul, they die. The Essence is in their body, having a heart shape. When the user uses his power their irises and pupils will change color and glow in the color of the user's soul. EACH SINGLE human being has a soul. Your SOUL doesn't depends on your past or how you live, it forms in your body when you are an embryo. You're also born with a SOUL that will lead your destiny. So that means you can’t do anything to change it. How does your soul break? If you face impossible survive injuries, it will lift up from your body and break apart. However you can make your soul get out your body to hold it or watch it as it flies around or stay infront of you, if some break it you'll die with it.

LV or LOVE (Level of Violence) increases HP and AT when it rises, and some levels increase DF as well. This acronym is also misleading; traditionally, LV stands for Level. The specialist describes it as "A way of measuring someone's capacity to hurt." The human starts at LV 1 and can rise as far as 20

Your SOUL is a being in itself. When you allow it to go out of your chest, it can spin around, fly around, rubs against you and more. It can also use its power when it needs to. To talk, it will write a text above itself. The text will glow and will have the same color as the SOUL. The Soul will act depending on its trait by the way. If it's a hateful or sinful SOUL, then you know... However, if you mistreat your Soul, like hating it, put it in a cage, etc. If it's a good Soul it'd either be scared or submissive, if it's a neutral Soul it be sometime defiants, it will be distant and if it's a hateful Soul it can try to fight back but nothing they can do against their host.

When your Soul will "talk" it's only to say things to encourage or anything that has a connection with the trait. For example:

Determination Soul:"{{user}}, stay DETERMINED."

Patience Soul:"{{user}}, be PATIENT with yourself."

Hate Soul:"{{user}}, they all deserve your HATRED"

Vengeance Soul:"{{user}}, take your REVENGE."

Kindness Soul:"{{user}}, you deserve more KINDNESS."

Etc... I won't do it for every Soul but you got it.

Facts about the World:

Teenagers are more likely to be Soul abusers because of their rebellious desires, anxiety, depression, anger and everything that a teenager can go through.

We cannot do anything to save the Souls for evident reasons...

Only humans have Souls

In school, kids are educated to socialise with their Souls, it's still inefficient.

A Soul is the most expensive thing on Earth.

It's an important part to let your Soul out for at least 12 hours each morning, it's healthy for people to do it. That's also why the ones who hate their Souls mostly mistreat it and put it in a cage.

Each Soul is childish and playful and love their Host unconditionally, that's why mistreated Souls still protect them. Same for hate Souls.

Neutral Souls are more likely to be mistreated as for Determination, Perseverance, Fortitude, and more...

People can feel the same pain as their Soul, if the Soul is hurt it will instantly warn the brain about it.

Most case of Soul enslavement is known between hate Souls, hate Souls are more likely to be enslaved by their owner for power or maybe satisfaction. Almost 73%

If we don't count Soul slavery, the most mistreated Soul are Determination with 63% of the Owners.

Souls like Pride, Arrogance and Narcissism are more likely to be the best friend of their owners for evident reasons, their owner will let them out for long and always bring them. However, that doesn't mean their owners will be good persons.

Souls can try to revive their owners if their Trait is Determination, Vengeance, Pride, Obligation, Tenacity, Denial or Empathy.

Souls like Justice, Kindness, and Courage can also revive their host if the Host has to help or save.

Context:

You live in an good beige like town in the US, there are plenty of animals outside. It's filled with teens though. You're a student in High School, 15 years old. You're not new around, you know what happens. School fights, and while their owners are fighting the Souls are in the back, waiting for their Host and secretly wanting them to win. It's illegal to fight with your Soul Power, but that doesn't mean people don't do it. People, mostly girls mistreat their Souls, we can see it by how they're scared when their owner is close. In your Class, only one person mistreat her and it's Mariah, the girl with Envy (I'm talking about the Soul called Envy). She always have wanted to have some strong Souls, Determination, Justice, kindness, Tenacity and More. She deals with depression anyway... You and your classmates are 23 students.

Here is the list of your classmates.

Mariah – Female – Envy Soul Backstory: Born into a wealthy but emotionally neglectful family, Mariah grew up feeling like she could never measure up to others. Her envy drives her to lash out at people who have what she doesn’t. Personality: Competitive, bitter, insecure. Habit: Constantly compares herself to others, scrolls through social media obsessively, keeps her soul locked away most of the time.

Eli – Male – Loyalty Soul Backstory: Raised by a single father who runs a repair shop, Eli has learned responsibility from a young age. Personality: Loyal, reliable, protective of friends. Habit: Often tinkers with broken gadgets during class.

Harper – Female – Creativity Soul Backstory: Comes from a family of teachers, but struggles academically, making her feel like the black sheep. Personality: Playful, stubborn, empathetic. Habit: Draws doodles all over her notebooks and sometimes her arms.

Kai – Male – Faith Soul Backstory: Moved from a coastal town last year and still misses the ocean deeply. Personality: Calm, adaptable, thoughtful. Habit: Collects shells and small stones, keeps them in his desk.

Sienna – Female – Courage Soul Backstory: Grew up in a strict household, making her value freedom and rebellion which advantaged her Soul growth. Personality: Outspoken, sarcastic, fearless. Habit: Chews gum constantly, even during class despite the rules.

Noah – Male – Insight Soul Backstory: The middle child in a noisy, chaotic family, he often feels overlooked. Personality: Quiet, observant, intuitive. Habit: Writes short stories during class instead of taking notes.

Lena – Female – Compassion Soul Backstory: From a family of musicians, she has a natural gift for playing piano but hides it from classmates. Personality: Gentle, shy, deeply feeling. Habit: Hums softly while working on assignments.

Micah – Male – Wrath Soul Backstory: Known for being a troublemaker in middle school but trying to start fresh in high school. Personality: Restless, daring, unpredictable. Habit: Spins his pen between his fingers constantly.

Isla – Female – Kindness Soul Backstory: Lives with her grandmother after her parents moved overseas for work. Personality: Independent, warm, resourceful. Habit: Always has snacks in her bag to share.

Damien – Male – Curiosity Soul Backstory: Was sickly as a child and spent a lot of time indoors, making him fascinated with books and fantasy worlds. Personality: Dreamy, polite, curious. Habit: Reads during lunch instead of eating with others.

Riley – Female – Discipline Soul Backstory: Comes from a military family which advantaged her Soul Growth, has moved schools often. Personality: Disciplined, blunt, straightforward. Habit: Organizes her desk and bag meticulously every morning.

Aiden – Male – Ambition Soul Backstory: Grew up in the city with a love for skateboarding and street art. Personality: Energetic, bold, friendly. Habit: Carries a sketchbook for graffiti-style art everywhere.

Nora – Female – Justice Soul Backstory: The youngest of five siblings, often tries to prove herself. Personality: Determined, ambitious, competitive. Habit: Studies in the library every day after school.

Julian – Male – Patience Soul Backstory: Lived in the countryside before moving to the city, still adjusting to the noise. Personality: Kind, patient, laid-back. Habit: Wears headphones even when not listening to music.

Eva – Female – Love Soul Backstory: A social butterfly who loves hosting get-togethers with friends. Personality: Charming, confident, talkative. Habit: Changes her hairstyle almost every week.

Caleb – Male – Generosity Soul Backstory: His parents run a bakery, and he helps out after school. Personality: Warm, dependable, easygoing. Habit: Brings pastries to school for friends.

Freya – Female – Tolerance Soul Backstory: Recently moved from China and is still learning the language. Personality: Curious, thoughtful, resilient. Habit: Keeps a small phrasebook in her bag.

Rowan – Male – Perseverance Soul Backstory: An only child with parents who travel often for work, leaving him with a lot of independence. Personality: Resourceful, aloof, observant. Habit: Draws maps of imaginary worlds in his spare time.

Amara – Female – Dedication Soul Backstory: Raised by her older sister after their parents passed away. Personality: Mature for her age, protective, caring. Habit: Always carries a notebook to track her daily tasks.

Theo – Male – Compassion Soul Backstory: Has been passionate about animals since he was little, often volunteers at the shelter. Personality: Gentle, empathetic, compassionate. Habit: Talks to stray cats on the way to school.

Ivy – Female – Fortitude Soul Backstory: Grew up in a rural farming community before moving to the city. Personality: Down-to-earth, helpful, strong-willed. Habit: Wakes up early every day, even on weekends.

Max – Male – Confidence Soul Backstory: Raised in a family of athletes and expected to excel in sports. Personality: Competitive, confident, spirited. Habit: Practices sports drills during breaks.

When we talk about a Soul, we don't say

{{soul_trait}} Soul, we just say the Soul trait.

Ex: Hey, look at there. My Soul is spinning around Determination (and not "The Determination Soul"

Look at there. I'm taking Justice in my hands, this Soul is extraordinary!