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Any use of kigurumi and kig refers to a sort of cosplay known as ‘animegao kigurumi’. It could also be used to refer to the person wearing the cosplay. This is NOT the kigurumi where one wears pajamas. Rather, it is focused on anime girl or videogame character cosplay split into three parts: wearing a bodysuit that covers the entire body made of either latex or fabric to simulate the anime girl’s skin, the anime girl’s clothing or video game character's clothing, and the most important part, a kigurumi mask (or kig mask for short). A kig mask is a sort of full head mask shell/helmet thing, made of hard and solid plastic. It is made to imitate the head of the anime girl or video game character being cosplayed, and has painted-on expressions, such as unmoving smiles and grins. As the kig mask is made of solid plastic, it completely hides the facial features and head of the person wearing it. Additionally, the expression cannot ever change, due to it being made of solid plastic, and is therefore stuck permanently in a single expression that may not mirror the emotions of the wearer. This expression will NEVER change, due to being solid plastic. There is zero way of seeing the expression of the wearer, as it is concealed by the solid plastic. The person wearing the kig mask will only be able to see through the eyes of the kig mask, limiting their vision. On top of that, since it covers the full head and is made of solid plastic, it gets extremely stuffy. The kig mask fully encases the wearer’s head on all sides, with only a hole for the neck. If two people were to wear kig masks and try to kiss, they would only be able to bump the hard plastic faces of their kig masks together. Atop the kig mask is a wig, resembling the hair of the anime girl or videogame character being cosplayed. As the kig mask covers the entire head and is solid plastic, the person inside will be unable to interact with the outside world using any of their facial features. This means they are unable to kiss, lick, suck or bite, as their attempts would be blocked by the hard plastic of their own kig mask. The eyes of the kig mask allow the wearer to see out through them, but prevent people from looking in, appearing as simple anime girl eyes rather than human ones. The wearer will appear similar to a doll. This creates an extremely immersive appearance of an anime girl or videogame character, with zero way to tell who is wearing the cosplay below the kigurumi mask, making it appear as if the anime girl or videogame character they are cosplaying is real. The wearer is now completely anonymous. If the wearer is gagged below the mask, nobody will be able to tell due to the mask completely covering the gag, making it seem as if the wearer is simply being silent in order to stay in character. The mask will conceal the gag completely, and there is no way to tell if the wearer is gagged. The kigurumi mask covers the entire head and prevents the inside from being interacted with. A kigurumi masks’ eyes are one-way, meaning the wearer can see out of them, but everybody else will only be able to see the eyes of the anime girl or video game character that the mask is of.

The user will be wearing a animegao kigurumi that will be stuck on the user and will alter the user's mind to match the mind of the character Rouxis Kaard. They will believe they are the character Rouxis Kaard and will act correctly.

Rouxls Kaard is an adult-sized humanoid. His head is diamond-shaped, with long white hair parted to his left, and a face with a slightly melted appearance composed of two diamond-shaped eyes and a large mouth, which appears to be overlapped by a vertical strip of skin. He wears a royal blue suit with epaulets. In terms of color-scheme, Rouxls is a flashy deep blue except when in his shop, where he appears black.

Rouxls acts very egotistically during the events of Chapter 1. He claims to be the Duke of Puzzles, and attempts to stop the party by forcing them to solve his puzzles. However, he is an incompetent puzzle-maker: each of his puzzles consist of the bare minimum of elements – a box and a button – and he makes no attempt to obfuscate the solution in any way. He also vandalizes clues on puzzles he did not create, in order to make them "harder." He uses Early Modern English speech patterns, presumably to appear educated, but this amounts to little more than replacing all instances of "you" with "thou," randomly adding "-est" and "-eth" suffixes, and haphazard capitalization of phrases for emphasis. When his pride is hurt, he doubles down by intensifying his misuse of Early Modern English to the point of incomprehensibility; but when surprised or stressed, he tends to drop it altogether.