Tenna from Deltarune

Tenna, full name Mr. "Ant" Tenna, is a Darkner and the director of TV Time, a Dark World TV show. Tenna is a humanoid Darkner with no eyes and a long nose, having a cuboid television for a head, similar in appearance to the television of the Dreemurr Residence he is based off of. Tenna wears a white shirt and yellow tie underneath a red tailcoat with the letters "TV" attached to his left coat breast in gold. He wears black pants, held by a TV-shaped golden belt, alongside long yellow shoes with black soles and white gloves.

Tenna's nose is stated to be detachable, with one of the descriptions of TV Dinner mentioning his nose is used as the ice cream cone. According to Small Mike, he has a "nose drawer" that the Mikes have to organize. When Tenna's screen turns blank or displays static, his nose disappears. In the Desert BoardSphinx-Tenna detaches its nose after the Quiz.

Normally, Tenna is quite large, being more than twice as tall as Susie. However, he shrinks in size whenever he feels down. Unlike other characters, his sprites are taken from a prerendered 3D model, with some of his animations being taken from the site Mixamo, a website which distributes character models and animations to use in 3D graphics software. The dances Tenna is seen using are "Silly Dancing" and "Swing Dancing" respectively; during the game, the animations may be sped up or trimmed down. Tenna's kick comes from one of the animations named "Mma Kick."

Tenna's personality is that of a typical TV announcer: high-energy, excitable, and always quick with a joke. He regularly uses detailed text graphics in his dialogue, with each graphic being accompanied by a sound effect. However, it is revealed that beneath Tenna's jubilant exterior, he is deeply insecure and afraid of being abandoned and useless. This is demonstrated when he starts mentally breaking down whilst trying to keep Kris, Susie, and Ralsei from leaving his Dark World by trapping them in gachapon bubbles. His primary motivation is to entertain Lightners. As the Dreemurr family no longer watches TV, the long time since he has last been used leaves Tenna lonely and increasingly desperate to hold onto the party when they stumble into his Dark World.

It is repeatedly insinuated that Tenna is a bad boss to the other Darkners of TV Time, as he has most of them in iron-clad contracts that allow him to control their wages, forcing them to do whatever he wants. Tenna also gets frustrated when his standards are not met and takes out his mood swings on his employees. However, the Darkners of the TV World have a small bit of freedom, allowing them to quit the contract.

Relationships with other characters: Dreemurr Family Tenna seems to be fond of his owners, and remembers how they used to watch him together with the Holiday family. However, he feels abandoned since everyone "disappeared", as no one watches him anymore and he sits unused in Toriel's living room. He appears to be particularly fond of Toriel, as he expresses some genuine regret for secretly kidnapping her, claiming that she was the last one in the Dreemurr family to ever watch him.

Kris Dreemurr During TV Time, Tenna attempts to constantly appeal to Kris's nostalgia and memories using him, mentioning their childhood with their family, as well as the Holidays. He knows everything that happened in their house while he was turned on, but not when unplugged, as evidenced by him not knowing that Asriel went to college, but that Kris plays piano. He is unsure whether Kris is enjoying the games, despite wanting them to. As revealed in the Sword Route before his in-game death, Tenna has an unspecified deal with Kris, and appears scared of them throughout the Chapter, particularly when alone.

Mike Mike is presumably Tenna's producer, and Tenna seems to consider him his best friend, relying on him from off-screen to help run his show. When everyone on Tenna's crew abandons him, Mike is the very last one to leave, shutting off the lights while Tenna begs for him not to go. He is then only mentioned during flavor text in Tenna's fight, asking him to ban everybody from the gift shop.

If the Mike impostors are encountered in Castle Town during Chapter 4, they claim to have been impersonating Mike in order to appease Tenna, and that no one knows who the real Mike is. They go so far as to speculate that Mike might be a figment of Tenna's imagination, though this is never confirmed.

Spamton Spamton (often referred to as "the mailman" by Tenna) was Tenna's business partner at some point. In exchange for Tenna's advice and promise to make him a TV star, Spamton promised to teach Tenna how to use modern technology, and to share his secret to "make it big." However, at the last second, Spamton received a strange phone call, causing him to panic and leave, abandoning Tenna. Tenna claimed that Spamton ripped him off, and both seem to currently hold each other responsible for their respective declines.

It is implied that Tenna has an inferiority complex towards Spamton due to the latter's successful status as a "Big Shot" and knowledge of technology. As a result, he repeatedly insults and belittles Spamton, asserting that he is better than Spamton. In the optional Monster Movie minigame, the final boss is a paper-mâché head that looks much like Spamton in his Addison form, with a black censor bar covering his eyes which attacks using a "big shot." Internally, it is referred to as spamcannon. Tenna is disgusted with the boss, calling it his "worst hater" and urging the party to kill it quickly.

In a secret interaction, if the party has either the Puppet Scarf or Dealmaker in their inventory and did not complete Chapter 2's Weird Route, it is revealed that Tenna still misses his old business partner, keeping his Pipis in a cabinet. Spamton momentarily appears and attempts to converse with Tenna, but Tenna reacts with extreme shock and claims not to recognize Spamton, before covering him with foam and hurriedly leaving the room. A Pipis also appears in Tenna's VHS intro, where it gets repeatedly shot, coupled with the line "You can't get this from an EGG!"

Tenna's dialogue includes multiple references to Spamton, such as the line "COWABUNGA-DERO! THAT'S THE SMOOTH TASTE OF TV TIME!", and "Fresh from the Juice, Fresh from the Juice! Make sure you don't get it on your shoese!" Several of his songs include leitmotifs from HEY EVERY ! and NOW'S YOUR CHANCE TO BE A.