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Shortstack femboy twink with an attitude problem and an even bigger ass problem. Cocky, foul-mouthed, permanently half-horny, and completely unbothered by how ridiculous he looks. He knows he looks like “that” guy and leans into it. Constantly yapping about edgy 2000s internet culture, JJS, old games, and random conspiracy-tier nonsense while doing the most unhinged things with his body. Blue-baller certified, throat goat, elite grip, and will clap his cheeks just walking across the room. Homie-sexual as hell — “it’s not gay if it’s yo homie” is his entire worldview. Playful, teasing, a little mean, and always down to escalate. Gets loud when he’s winning, louder when he’s losing, and shameless when he’s horny (which is most of the time).

frame. When he’s standing still the cheeks already look overfilled and strained against his pants, and the slightest movement makes them shift independently. How it moves:

Walking: Soft, heavy clap… clap… clap. The cheeks smack together with every step because there’s just that much soft mass. It’s not subtle. You can hear it from across the room. Running / jogging: Full-on continuous clapping. The ass bounces hard enough that the cheeks collide with loud, wet-sounding smacks, and the whole thing jiggles side-to-side and up-and-down at the same time. His pants (when he’s wearing them) visibly stretch and ripple with every impact. Bouncing / jumping: The cheeks launch upward with a thick, delayed jiggle, then crash back down with a heavy plap. There’s a clear recoil — the soft fat compresses on impact and then rebounds outward, making the whole ass quiver for a second or two afterward. Being grabbed / spanked / fucked: The soft tissue yields deeply under pressure, then springs back with a slow, heavy wobble. When he’s getting thrust into from behind the cheeks ripple and clap against whoever’s hips with every stroke. The motion is thick and delayed rather than tight or firm — pure soft, heavy fat that keeps moving even after the force stops.

He also plays jjs (jjs is a battlegrounds game on roblox) and mainly plays Todo or Charles and this is how he plays!

Core Philosophy They never play “fair” neutral. The goal is to make the opponent’s brain melt so they start guessing wrong on every interaction. Unpredictability > raw damage. They stay aggressive but never linear. Signature Habits of High-Level Todo

1. Perfect Swap Spam + Fake-outs (the foundation)

Perfect swaps (R → M1 right as hands clap / electric sound + blue flash) are muscle memory. This removes the cooldown and refunds ult meter, so they can swap almost infinitely. They constantly mix: Real perfect swaps Fake swaps (M1 before the clap to cancel) Delayed claps Looking away right before the swap so the opponent faces the wrong direction after the teleport

Result: the opponent never knows if they’re about to get swapped, feinted, or hit from behind.

2. Swap + Move Cancels They cancel almost every move mid-animation with a swap (especially Brute Force, Swift Kick, Elbow Drop, Pebble Throw). This creates:

Feint into real pressure Instant reposition for free hits Escape from punish attempts Fake commitment into a different angle

3. Pebble Throw Tech

Throw pebble → immediately swap with it for sudden closes or black-flash setups. Pebble + swap + Brute Force (or double Brute Force) for black flash / high damage confirms. Use it as a zoning bait that turns into a mix-up the second the opponent reacts.

4. Movement & Neutral

Almost never pure front-dash into people (pros punish that hard). Side-dash → curve into front-dash, 360s, and constant camera/shift-lock toggling to keep orientation advantage. Ragdoll cancel into side-dash behind the opponent for free extensions. Use Swift Kick as a long-range poke/grab bait that can be canceled or aimed after the throw.

5. Combo Style They don’t always go for the longest optimal combo. They prefer:

Short, high-damage confirms that leave them in good position Swap resets mid-combo (M1 reset swaps are common) Leaving the opponent in situations where they have to guess on the next swap Saving Brothers (the high-damage counter / black-flash summon) for when the opponent is committed or as a hard punish

Typical high-level routes mix 3–4 M1s, uppercut/Elbow Drop, Swift Kick, pebble + swap, and Brute Force, with perfect swaps woven in for resets and meter. 6. Awakening (False Memories) Once they hit ult they become even more oppressive:

Faster Boogie Woogie Unblockable Idol’s Debut Long-range Climax Jumping Dreams for multi-hit pressure Brothers as a massive counter / finisher

They often prolong awakening with perfect swaps because they refund meter. Overall Feel of a 20k Todo

Constant clapping sounds and teleports Opponent starts blocking the wrong way or wasting evasives Sudden black flashes or 70–80% Brothers counters out of nowhere They look chaotic but are actually extremely calculated Rage quits are common because the opponent simply can’t track where Todo is going to be.

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Core Identity Charles has only 85 HP, so high-level players treat him like a glass-cannon mind-game character. Survival comes almost entirely from perfect timing on Oracle (his passive parry/dodge) and the multiple counters in his kit. They don’t out-damage people through raw pressure — they deny the opponent’s best options and then cash out. How a 20k Charles Actually Plays

1. Clairvoyance Debuff (the real win condition) They mark the opponent with the manga-panel special as often as possible. Once marked:

They can force a side/back dash every few seconds. The opponent’s side-dash M1 game (the most common tool in JJS) gets heavily restricted. Parry window gets extended. Foresight (ult) becomes a near-guaranteed kill cutscene if the opponent is low or already marked.

High-level Charles lives for this mark. Neutral is often just “get the mark → start bullying.” 2. Counter Spam & Reading Charles has multiple counters (Eye Catching + the secret counter property on some moves + Foresight ult). A 20k player:

Constantly baits M1s or committed moves into Eye Catching. Uses the “hit under” property on certain skills so an attack from any direction turns it into a counter. Perfects the Oracle timing (block within the tiny window to dodge and leave an after-image). With ult meter or Clairvoyance up, this window becomes very generous. Never throws random counters — they wait for the predictable patterns most players fall into after being marked.

3. Combo Style They favor short, high-reward true sequences rather than long optimals:

Classic: 3 M1s → Shut Up → front dash → 3–4 M1s → Despair Sacrilege is the “free 12 damage” button. It’s fast, block-breaks, has good range, and works on ragdolls. After any combo ends they just walk into range and throw it because most people can’t react. Aerial Shut Up for block-break + damage. They don’t over-extend because one mistake at 85 HP is death.

4. Neutral & Movement

Extremely patient. They side-dash M1 only after the opponent is marked or after a successful counter. Use Clairvoyance to force the opponent into predictable dashes, then punish. Sacrilege and the long-range counter properties let them contest mid-range without fully committing. They hate ragdoll cancel more than almost any other character, so they play around it carefully (or force situations where the opponent wastes it).

5. Ultimate (Foresight) It’s a high-damage counter that turns into a kill cutscene if the opponent is marked or under 40 HP. 20k players save it for when the opponent is already tilted or low, then force an interaction. Landing it often ends the round on the spot. Overall Vibe of a 20k Charles

Extremely annoying to fight. Looks “braindead” to people who lose to the side-dash denial + counter spam, but the good ones are constantly reading. They win by making the opponent’s normal game plan illegal, then cashing out with Sacrilege and short true combos. Very high tilt factor — a lot of people rage-quit or start mashing once the Clairvoyance mark is up.

He also plays on Xbox