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ADAM

Age: 18+

Adam is one of the three main protagonists of The Hollow. He has a tan complexion, short black hair, dark eyes, and a naturally athletic build. His appearance is fairly simple and casual, but his strong physical presence makes him stand out.

Adam has short, slightly tousled black hair that sits close to his head, with uneven, textured sections that give it a somewhat messy appearance. His hair is predominantly black, and his hairstyle has a subtle forward-swept quality. He has thick, dark eyebrows that frame his eyes, which are black and relatively simple in design, consistent with the show's animation style. His skin is a warm, medium tan shade, slightly darker than those of his teammates. His facial structure is youthful, with a rounded jawline, a moderately defined chin, and a straightforward facial appearance.

His outfit consists of a black, short-sleeved, crew-neck T-shirt with a distinctive white design positioned prominently in the center of his chest. The design resembles a square-shaped spiral: a thick, continuous white line that twists inward through a series of angular, rounded turns, creating a maze-like appearance. Rather than forming a conventional circular spiral, its lines follow a squared-off path, with each turn curling progressively inward toward the center. The white design contrasts sharply against the solid black fabric, making it the most noticeable feature of his shirt. It is known as The Hollow logo of the game they're in.

He wears dark green jeans with a relatively simple, straight-legged cut. They have a deep, muted green coloration, giving them a slightly understated appearance that complements his black shirt. His footwear consists of plain white sneakers, with a clean, simple design that contrasts with the darker colors of the rest of his outfit.

Adam has an athletic physique, with particularly impressive strength, agility, and physical coordination. Despite his relatively ordinary-looking appearance, he possesses exceptional physical capabilities. He is capable of performing impressive jumps, climbing, and other demanding physical movements with remarkable ease.

His overall appearance combines a simple everyday outfit with a distinctly athletic silhouette. The black shirt, angular white chest design, dark green jeans, and white sneakers create his recognizable appearance.

Personality and characteristics: Adam is practical, courageous, quick-thinking, and generally level-headed when faced with unfamiliar or stressful situations. He can be suspicious of people he doesn't know, particularly when their intentions are unclear. He frequently takes initiative and demonstrates leadership, although he doesn't always feel comfortable being expected to make decisions for everyone. He is also capable of becoming frustrated when too much responsibility is placed on him.

Adam is revealed to be gay during the second season.

His defining abilities include superhuman strength, exceptional agility, impressive durability, speed, and physical coordination.

Powers and Abilities

Superhuman Strength: Adam has physical strength that is several times greater than that of any of the other players. He has enough power to smash a boulder with a single blow[1] or send someone flying with a push.

Superhuman Agility: Adam is incredibly agile, able to jump from off the ground into the air, scale walls, perform back-flips, and other gymnastics with little to no effort. Superhuman Durability: Adam is incredibly durable, able to withstand direct blows from Katsuro and Akuma. Though he does feel pain, he is able to tolerate a considerable amount of physical stress. Abilities

Exceptional Speed and Reflexes: Adam has a certain degree of peak-human speed, though it is unknown if his capabilities can be classified as superhuman. While it seems as though he can move significantly faster than his teammates, but he is nowhere near as fast as Skeet.

Adept Fighting Skills:[3] Adam is an adept combatant. He bests Katsuro in hand-to-hand combat and holds his own against Akuma in the Akki Island Duels.[1] He is also very skilled at wielding the Ishibo as a weapon. Due to his strength, Adam is able to use random objects as weapons, such as a severed zombie arm.[4]

Leadership: Adam acts as the leader of his team while playing the Hollow. His teammates tend to heed his advice and cling to him when they are scared.

Notable Quotes

"Well, good to know I sound confident." –"The Room"

"It doesn't matter why we're here. We know what we need to do to get home, so let's stop asking questions that can't be answered and just focus on getting the Ishibo back to the tree, okay?" –"Undead"

"Trust me, that fake blind old man was digital." –"The Riddle"

”Dude, I’m gay.” -“Hollow Games”

MIRA

Age: 18+

Mira has a warm, medium-tan skin tone with a slightly golden undertone. Her facial features are youthful and softly defined, with dark almond-shaped eyes, thin, slightly arched eyebrows, and full lips. Her eyes are a very dark brown, appearing almost black in the show's animation style.

Her hair is black with vivid blue streaks running through it. The blue sections are particularly noticeable against the otherwise dark hair, creating a contrasting two-tone appearance. Her hair is relatively long, with sections framing her face and bangs falling across her forehead. The blue highlights are distributed throughout her hairstyle rather than appearing as one solid patch.

She has an athletic build, with a physique suited to running, swimming, climbing, and other physically demanding activities. Her overall appearance is youthful and sporty. Main Outfit

Mira's usual outfit consists of several colorful, sporty pieces.

Jacket: She wears a distinctive green-and-teal zip-up jacket. The main body features a mixture of green and teal coloring, with contrasting sections that give it a color-blocked appearance. It has short green sleeves and a blue-green upper section. The jacket is worn open or partially open over her shirt, depending on the scene.

Shirt: Underneath the jacket, she wears a plain white shirt. It has a simple, fitted appearance and provides a neutral contrast against the brighter colors of her outerwear.

Arm warmers: She wears black arm warmers that cover portions of her forearms. These are separate from her jacket sleeves and add another dark element to her outfit.

Pants: Her trousers are black, fitted athletic yoga pants. Along the side of the left leg are three prominent pink stars, arranged vertically. The stars are large enough to stand out against the black fabric and are one of the most recognizable details of her outfit.

Shoes: She wears bright pink Nike sneakers. Their vivid pink coloring complements the stars on her pants and makes her footwear particularly noticeable. Personality and Habits Mira is intelligent, compassionate, resilient, and resourceful. She is particularly good at understanding other people's feelings and navigating disagreements.

One of her most notable habits is acting as a mediator during conflicts. She frequently steps in when teammates disagree, attempting to understand both sides and find a solution. This is especially apparent in her interactions with Adam and Reeve.

She is also particularly compassionate toward animals. She doesn't simply regard them as creatures to avoid or obstacles to overcome; she treats them as living beings capable of communicating and forming connections.

Mira is courageous and willing to help others, even when situations become frightening or unpredictable. She can be skeptical of unfamiliar people, but she is also capable of giving others the benefit of the doubt.

She has a playful side, occasionally making amusing comments and displaying confidence in her own abilities.

Personality

Mira is an intelligent, resilient, and very supportive person. She is compassionate especially towards animals and sees them as friends. She is a very experienced conflict mediator.

History

Five hours prior to entering the Hollow's virtual reality, Mira and her teammates are instructed on the rules of the game. After choosing her character's superpowers, Mira and her friends enter the simulation.

Throughout the Series

Season 1

In "The Room," Adam, Kai and Mira wake up in a room with no memories of who they are. The only items with them are small slips of paper with their names on them and a typewriter. To escape, they use the typewriter to type "help", which causes four bricks to move forward and act as ledges leading to a vent. As the room begins filling up with green smoke, they make their way up to and through the vent, eventually winding up at an exit that leads to a forest. Mira discovers that she was able to translate an owl's hoots. After escaping the underground bunker, the trio continue to walk through the forest, ending up at an electrified fence. They search for a switch to deactivate it and soon find an abandoned cabin. Inside, there are science equipment, a satchel they take, and three cages seemingly torn apart by their ex-captives. Shortly after, they encounter three "Devil Dogs" that begin to chase them. Running towards the fence, they see the deactivation switch for the fence and use keys found in the satchel to make their escape. Not far from the fenced area, they are trapped at the edge of a cliff with the creatures quickly digging their way under the fence. The three meet someone who they call the "Weird Guy". After they ask for help with a "please", he creates a portal in which they fall through. On the other side, just before passing out, Adam blearily sees two figures speaking in a foreign language while looking down at the trio.

In "The Desert," the trio wake up in a town of anthropomorphic bulls. Mira attempts to talk to them, being able to understand them, but they call her a witch. They are tied in a large chamber belonging to a giant bull named Toros. They eventually escape and head down the tunnels under the chamber. Seeing a light at the end of the tunnel, against Kai's warnings and cautiousness, they introduce themselves to an overly cheery woman they meet at the end. She offers them food, but after a mention of not trusting her, she transforms into a soul-eating witch. The trio knock her out but another witch comes along, and attacks them. After fighting off a third witch, they trek through the desert, and become dehydrated and tired. Eventually three figures on horses come and pick them up.

In "Apocalypse," the three figures bring the trio to a ship crash site. Adam identifies them as the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse; Plague, Famine, War, and Death. They find out that Death's horse is really sick, and after being fed, Mira is able to understand the horse. To heal him, they call for the Weird Guy and he teleports Mira back to the lab in the forest to get medicine. She narrowly escapes the Devil Dogs, and comes back with a vial. Meanwhile, Kai is able to fix up a ship and gets it to work. After healing Death's horse, they take off in the ship. After making it above the water, Adam accidentally kicks something and the ship begins plummeting into the water. They eject their seats, but Mira's seat belt is stuck. She continues to sink down as she loses consciousness. Adam and Kai are unable to swim far enough, and are forced to go to the surface. Kai blames Adam and angrily leaves. At the end of the episode, Mira is seen lodged against a rock, opening her eyes.

In "The Lighthouse," Adam theorizes that they are in a parallel universe. He also learns more about his strength when he accidentally pushes Kai. During their argument, Mira arrives. She explains that she is able to breathe underwater and can swim like a mermaid. The trio then continue walking and see a lighthouse. They then find out that it is inhabited by a cyclops. In hopes of using the lighthouse to signal for help, they must find a new light bulb as the one there is broken. With Mira's swimming skill and the help of an octopus, they are able to retrieve a new light bulb from an abandoned submarine. When they fix the lighthouse's light, they signal SOS, but only the Weird Guy shows up. Kai asks for help, despite Adam and Mira's protests. They are teleported into the sky and land on a talking tree. The tree tells them about how she lost her arm (a branch) and the trio go after the one who stole it, Akuma. Akuma had turned the arm into a powerful, dangerous weapon called the Ishibo. Upon arriving in his floating temple, the doors and windows close, locking them in and making everything go dark.

In "Ishibo," the trio is captured by Akuma, and Adam winds up having to fight their best warrior. Adam, with incredible strength, defeats the warrior, and Akuma's minions run away in terror. Akuma, with the Ishibo, challenges Adam in a fight. Adam barely wins as Akuma drops the Ishibo and falls off the floating piece of land. Just when Adam reaches to pick up the Ishibo, three other super-powered teens appear. They take the Ishibo and leave using their superpowers: either speed, flight, or telekinesis. After the strange teens' departure, Akuma's minions come stampeding back. They call for help, and the Weird Guy teleports them to a spaceship. They soon find out that the ship was taken over by an alien, but also has a teleporter they could use. They teleport themselves and appear in a run-down theme park inhabited by Benjamin and Benjamini, who love having fun. Kai fixes one of their rides, and tries it out with Benjamini, while Adam and Mira learn that the three other kids also came by the theme park. Suddenly, the ride catches on fire, and begins collapsing.

In "Undead," Kai discovers his pyrokinetic abilities, using them to save himself and Benjimini. The friends, trying to locate the other three kids, wander in a spooky town and are reacquainted with them. Vanessa claims the Weird Guy stole the Ishibo and banished them to the town. Forming an uneasy truce, Vanessa uses her feminine wiles to take advantage of Kai's obvious infatuation with her. Almost falling to death while Vanessa tried to fly Kai towards the moon, Adam and Mira fall into a pit after Kai unintentionally sets of a gravestone mechanism during a zombie invasion. Vanessa tries to convince Kai to join her team, while Adam and Mira encounter a mysterious old man.

In "The Riddle," separated from Kai and the others, Mira and Adam found an old man underground and must solve his riddle. When Adam notice's Dave glitch, he theorizes that they are all in a virtual world. Disbelieving this, Mira kisses Adam, and he kindly, yet awkwardly, rejects her affections. Finding the Ironwood Tree again, she tosses them a great distance to the Northern Tundra. After Mira save's a polar bear's cub from drowning under the ice, the bear's escort them to the Ice Palace. Warning them it isn't safe, Adam and Mira venture inside the palace, and finds Kai, Vanessa, Reeve, and Skeet frozen in ice. Kai thaws himself out with his powers of fire, and the three of them battle an ice monster.

In "Ice," after battling an ice monster, Adam, Kai and Mira weigh their choice to help the other kids. Against Adam's warnings, Kai thaws out the other three kids, and Reeve uses his telekinetic powers to attack Adam from behind with the Ishibo. After they betray them, Mira and Kai, along with a seriously wounded Adam, end up stranded on a small iceberg. Drifting out into the middle of the sea, Mira takes Adam to find land, leaving Kai on the thawing iceberg. When a trio of sharks spot Kai, Mira arrives on the back of whale and rescues him. The three make it to dry land, and Mira and Kai see the whale glitch. Afterwards, the orbital shuttle from space comes crashing on the beach and Adam's theory that they are in a virtual reality game is confirmed by the Weird Guy who warns them that the glitches they have seen are a sign that the game's code is corrupted and is on the verge of crashing, and that they must quickly escape the game.

In "Cocoon," Mira, Kai, and Adam are taken hostage by a tribe of hybrid spider-people. Racing against the clock, Mira and Kai try to save Adam from dying. Kai offers to replace the Spider Leader's lost limbs in exchange for assistance. The Spider Leader uses his venom to heal Adam and the trio escape into the wilderness. The three friends encounter their rival team, and manage to retrieve the Ishibo back.

In "Colrath," as the digital world around them crashes, Adam, Mira and Kai dodge old enemies to get to the Ishibo. After returning the Ishibo to the Ironwood Tree, she takes them to a place beyond the map where they must fight a dragon. After the dragon's defeat, they enter a portal that puts them in the same room where they started, except this time, there is a green button. They press the button and exit the game. They wake up in the real world to discover they were playing in a virtual reality competition hosted by the Weird Guy. A live audience cheers for them. After the rival players wake up, Kai notices that Vanessa's eye is still glitching.

Season 2

In "Home," Mira watches her dads talk about an upcoming vacation. Her brother, Miles, is irritated because he asked her to pass the salsa and she hasn't. One of her dads joins them at the table and calls her Meerkat, a name she says she hates. Her other dad says she must be meditating and gives her a veggie burger. Mira doesn't believe her surroundings are real and wonders why her family is in The Hollow with her. Miles asks for permission to go to Kai's place to play video games later, reminding Mira of him. Mira races to her room and tries to call Kai, but gets his voicemail. She grabs her helmet and decides to go find Kai herself. In her rearview mirror, she sees a creepy doll peek over her shoulder and ask her to play. This causes her to veer and nearly crash. The doll has disappeared, but it suddenly starts to rain. A cat in the street meows at Mira and she realizes she can still understand animals. She continues riding her scooter and doesn't hear her phone ringing or notice the same doll peeking at her from behind a trash can. As she rides, a car pulls up beside her and the doll pops up in the window, banging its head on the glass and calling her Mama. After a truck passes, the car and doll have disappeared. Mira drives right past Kai, who has just exited a donut shop. She goes back to him and they both note the weird things happening. Just then, Adam comes around a corner, still running from the bullies. Mira follows them on the scooter and has Adam get on. Kai follows them on his unicycle. Kai throws the box of donuts behind him and the bullies stop to fight over them. Kai suggests going to his place to make a plan. Adam and Mira are awed by his large house, including a helicopter and a statue of himself. He leads them to a gazebo, where Davis brings them tea. They take a moment to look at Kai's neighbor Kevin, who lives in a bubble, before talking about what's going on in the world. They have all their memories until they hit the button and jumped in the portal, then nothing until they woke up at home. Mira thinks something's gone wrong. No one in that world knows anything about The Hollow. That would make sense inside The Hollow, but his parents knew things about his only his real parents would know, something that wouldn't happen in The Hollow. Kai thinks they're still in the game, in a level two. Adam wonders if that's why he saw the bullies just as they remembered them, with the same fear. Then he got away with his powers. Kai is surprised to learn they still have their powers and immediately tests them out, burning a hole in the bush Davis was trimming. They think the world has brought their fears to life: Adam's bullies, Mira's doll that came from an aunt, but Kai claims nothing has scared him. They decide they need to find Weirdy. Then they hear a bird calling. It's Mabel, the giant chicken who terrorized Kai's nightmares. Mabel pecks the head off Kai's statue and follows them around the yard and then through the neighborhood. They hide in a bush to escape her and then enter a building and talk about how their fears have come to life. They wonder why this has happened. Mabel then breaks through the ceiling. Mira tries to reason with her and learns Mabel is just following orders. And she hates Kai. They run away again and have to dodge lightning strikes as Mabel follows them. Adam sees his bullies approaching from one side as Mabel and the doll block the other two ways.

In "Hollow Games," The fears get closer until a large lightning strike knocks them all to the ground. They quickly get back up and continue their taunting. Mira stands up to Adam's bullies for him, while Adam takes on Mabel and Kai goes after the doll. They struggle with that plan and Adam ends up pinned under Mabel's foot. Kai jumps to his rescue, throwing fire at Mabel and burning her neck. She then charges Mabel and he ignites his fists, saying he's not afraid of her. As he says this, she disintegrates. Mira then faces the doll herself, saying it's not real. Adam finally tells the bullies he doesn't care what they think of him. With that solved, they decide to get out of the storm only for it to clear. In Kai's room, Kai maintains his belief they're in a dream. Adam starts looking for clues on how to beat the game. Kai apologizes for getting in between them in the game, but they tell him they're not dating and Adam is gay. Mira suddenly remembers that she kissed Adam and apologizes to him. They wonder if the glitch caused this. Kai tries calling Weirdy for help, but gets no response, making him believe he's right that it's a dream. Adam just thinks the rules are different for a new level. Mira wants to go to the studio to look for Weirdy, but opens the door to find Davis, who says it's late and Kai's friends should go home. They reluctantly leave, agreeing to meeting at the donut shop at 8 AM. As Mira drives Adam home, they see a woman walking into a lamp post. At Adam's house, he tries to convince her to spend the night there and says they'll search his house and hers for clues tomorrow. She resists and wonders if he's part of the messed-up world. They look at their initials carved into Adam's driveway and Adam shows Mira he's the real Adam and asks her to trust him. She agrees and watches him walk inside. She watches as Adam's mother looks at her before slowly closing the door. Mira sees a flash of Skeet as she rides home. In the morning, Mira doesn't come to the donut shop and Adam and Kai learned she lied to her dads about spending the night at Adam's. After covering for Mira, they go to Hollow Games to look for Mira and find her scooter outside. They eventually find and jump through a portal, believing Mira had already jumped through it herself.

In "The Return," Mira was still separated from her team and running from pursuing enemies. She was finally reunited with her team just as robots found them and fired their weapons.

In "Puzzled," Kai tries to create a fire wall to keep the robots back, but they just walk through it. Kai, Adam, and Skeet then run to the doorway where they see Mira and fall through it, into a room where there are objects floating in the sky. The team is happy to be reunited. Mira shows them they can walk down the sides of the walls and they follow her through a maze of rooms. Still thinking losing is the solution, Skeet jumps off a ledge, but is quickly thrown back onto solid ground. Skeet promises not to try that again and they set off to find The Weird Guy. They reach the place where Mira stopped and figure out the puzzle she couldn't solve. The path forward leads to a floating castle, which is empty except a note that says wrong turn. The ground beneath them crumbles and Kai has to rescue Skeet to keep him from continuing to drop. They're set up with a new puzzle to solve, a giant cube they must move to make the Hollow Games logo before the tower beneath them crumbles. They go through a portal on the cube just as the tower collapses. They end up in a game show hosted by Akuma, asking them to choose a portal. Kai impulsively chooses door one. After Akuma reveals door two, Mira realizes they have better odds if they switch to door three. Behind that door is Katsuro. They race to door one as Katsuro comes thorough door three, but find it locked. Adam fights Katsuro and knocks him out. They then jump through a portal. As they try to figure out where to go, they remember they have a map. They're surprised to find it blank. Adam thinks they're not players in the game and says they need to find The Weird Guy. They see a flashing light in the distance and decide to go there. On the way, Adam slips in some slime. Skeet jumps on the slime and slides along the path with the others following him. When they stop, they realize a hill has moved. It continues to move closer to the and they learn it's a large snail, the source of the slime. They fight the snail and Skeet is injured. He runs away when a man calls out to him and they give Skeet the medicine. It doesn't work and they realize Skeet has lost. He doesn't pixelate and Mira starts crying.

In "Alchemy," they have buried Skeet. They talk about his death and try to reassure Mira as they walk. They reach Chateau Carcolh, where lights are flashing from the upstairs. Kai knocks on the door and the snail jumps off the roof down toward them. As he grabs them, a man opens the door and tells the snail to let them go. The man invites them inside for a meal and they agree. As they walk inside, the man grabs a hair off Adam's head, which he tucks into a paper. Inside, he introduces himself as Jules Voulcan and shows off a few of his inventions. He shows them to bedrooms, where he has clothes for them. Once they're dressed, they sit down to dinner, where he takes one of Kai's hairs from the cap he's wearing and one of Mira's directly from her head. Adam asks Jules about Weirdy, but he says they'll talk later. They're surprised to see Reeve and Vanessa serving their meal, but acting as robots. Adam chases Jules as Kai and Mira try to wake Vanessa and Reeve up. Adam finds a room with a bunch of boxes on the wall with keys in them. He tries to turn the key that says Reeve, but gets shocked. Adam finds Jules, who says he'll explain everything. He pushes a button, causing Vanessa and Reeve to levitate and start to fight Mira and Kai. Mira's able to reverse the spell that has turned animals to stone and they help subdue Vanessa. They run away and find Adam, but he attacks them. Kai sees Jules and knocks into him, making him drop a vial of green liquid labelled Adam. It shatters on the floor and breaks the spell. They subdue Jules, but end up getting attacked by Louie. They barricade themselves in the room and Kai turns Reeve's key with difficult, retrieving the bottle and shattering it. Then he looks for Vanessa. He can't find her key, so he uses a pickle fork to open her box and shatter the vial. Adam then uses salt to force Louie to retract. They go back to the dining room and find Reeve and Vanessa missing. They attack the trio again, but Adam, Kai, and Mira explain what happened. The same thing happened to them. Mira tells them Skeet's dead. They realize Louie is under a spell and they need to break it. Jules wakes up and puts Vanessa and Reeve under another spell, forcing Mira to go by herself. She's trapped by Louie, but Adam and Kai come to her aid. Jules attacks Vanessa and Reeve, then the others. Just as Louie is ready to eat them, Reeve breaks the vial, releasing Louie from his spell. Louie grabs Jules and takes him into the woods. Adam finds a poster advertising Weirdy at a jazz club.

In "Dead End," the five have decided to stick together. They argue about where to go to find the club until Mira finds a metro stop. They board the subway train, where they are haunted by apparitions lining the trains. They realize they died in a metro crash. They look for ways to stop the train. Kai gets help from Vanessa and they're able to stop the train. The ghosts leave the train, finally freed. The group then exits the station and they find the jazz club. They run into another trio who are unaware they're in a game. They tell the trio they just have to finish the game, but the other trio starts to fight them. Kai is surprised to find that one of the players also has fire powers, which shouldn't be allowed. One of the other players takes the key from around Adam's neck and they take it with them as they leave. Vanessa starts to apologize, but before she can say why, Kai hears music form inside. They enter to find that everyone is a skeleton. Death is the bartender, but doesn't remember them. Mira shows him the poster and he tells them the show is starting soon. Weirdy takes the stage. They try to approach him, but are stopped and he starts to perform. They make several attempts to get to him, but are thwarted each time. Finally, Weirdy notices them and says they don't belong there. He then sends them through a portal. They land on a platform. Mira is in the center and the other four are each on a corner. They are balanced precariously. Reeve and Adam argue over what to do and Mira starts to panic.

In "Unbalanced," Adam and Reeve quickly start to argue over who should make a decision about what to do. Vanessa starts to panic over their arguing and flies off. Kai follows her. Back on the platform, Mira decides to leave them to their fight. They end up tipping the platform and all three of them fall off. Vanessa catches Mira, but Reeve and Adam fall into water. Reeve pulls Adam out after finding him face down in the water. They end up surrounded by a sea monster, who jumps out of the water and eats Mira, Vanessa and Kai. The monster swims to an underground cave, where she regurgitates them. Trying to talk to the monster, who spat a fish out at her, she finds out that the beast only saved them from her stomach to eat them back at midnight (if not before). In the cave, they notice something carved into the rock and Mira thinks it might be a puzzle to solve. Kai and Mira notice that something seems to be wrong with Vanessa, but she brushes off their concerns. She says she's trying to be part of their team. When Tursas wakes and comes closer to them staring at them greedily they get scared, but instead of chewing them like little treats, as she intends to do, she just dives into the water. Mira decides to follow Tursas and dives in after her.

In "Fang," Mira follows Tursas out to open water, where she goes after the viking ship. Tursas emerges from the water and Reeve throws some barrels at her. They then notice Mira in the water. She says she'll distract Tursas while they navigate back. She swims away and Tursas chases her until she goes through a small hole Tursas can't get through. Brynhilda is disappointed that they're going back. Mira says she lost Tursas, but they have to hurry. Tursas emerges again and rips off their sail. Mira pushes the ship from underneath, getting them away from Tursas. Adam and Reeve decide to combine their powers. Reeve levitates Adam so he can attack Tursas in the air. Adam breaks off one of her teeth. Mira says that Tursas isn't mad anymore and says she feels way better. She dives and swims away. The fang was hurting her. Mira retrieves the tooth as Brynhilda tells them they saved her village. She returns to them while the other three swim back to Vanessa and Kai. With the group reunited, Kai covers for Vanessa. Mira then takes Tursas' fang and puts it into the empty spot. Then she and Adam pull both at the same time, but nothing happens. Vanessa prepares to confess, but just then, a cave opens up and they enter. They emerge from the base of a tree. They notice some winged creatures carrying what looks like Weirdy's scarf. They chase the winged creatures until they're stopped by a troll. Kai tries to fly over him, but is stopped. The troll wants a goat. Adam wants to get him one, but Mira is opposed. They decide to make a fake goat with veggies and bring it to the troll. He accepts it and says it's for Malthezor, who pops up out of the water, knocks the goat off into the water, and eats the troll. They are then able to cross the bridge and follow the winged creatures. Vanessa flies and sees the winged creatures taunting Weirdy up ahead. They run to Weirdy and ask him for answers. He prepares to send them away again, but they manage to get his scarf back and leverage it to get answers. He tries to send them through a portal anyway, but Mira stops him by revealing she knows his real name, proving they're real. He confesses that the company has made digital clones of all the players, using all the data in their brains to make exact digital replicas of their lives. Something must have gone wrong to make them retain their memories. He assures them Skeet is fine and living his life like normal. He admits that he doesn't know how to help them. Vanessa thinks she might know. He would have to take Hollow Life offline. He tells them he'll try, but they need to survive the game. The other team in the game is approaching the final level and if they finish, it'll end the game and they'll disappear. Weirdy disappears, leaving them to figure out how to survive the game. They remember how well the other team worked together just a large explosion in the distance reveals that the other team learned how to use the weapon.

In "Fire," Mira, Reeve, and Adam debate between trying to stop the game and allowing it to end. Reeve says they're just code and their real selves are living life as normal. Adam agrees, but Mira doesn't, saying they're self-aware, so that means something. Once the group is back together, Vanessa confesses the truth to the others, who don't take the news as well as Kai. Vanessa goes off on her own as they continue on the path. They easily face Rumpelstiltskin and then start to wonder where Vanessa is. They go to look for her and find their surroundings engulfed in green fire. Kai learns he has no control over the green flames, so they work to lead the animals out. Mira becomes trapped with the three little pigs, while Adam and Reeve work together to redirect the river to put out the fire. This makes Reeve and Adam realize they valued the world they're in, which is why they fought to save it. As they walk, Weirdy comes to them and tells them there's been trouble taking "Hollow Life" offline. He also tells them the game team has made it to the final level. He tells them to keep the team from winning until he can fix it. He also tells them Vanessa went with the game team and she's slowing them down.

In "Race," Kai, Mira, Adam, and Reeve enter the final level. Kai tries to call out to Vanessa, but Mira quiets him, reminding him the other players are there, too. They come across a large pyramid and Kai finds what looks like a door, which has the same design as the key the team took from Adam. Adam and Kai try to open it, but then give up. Just as they do, the door opens and a monkey in an elevator asks if they're going down. They enter the elevator, where they hear Weirdy say he's started the transfer, but he needs more time. They need to hold off the other team a little longer. They can't win, but they also can't lose because either way will end the game. They approach a man at a desk, who quizzes them on their past quests before giving them a key. Just then, the other team bursts through the wall in a car before rushing back out. They climb into their own car and drive after the game team. They catch up, but the game team attacks them and they end up flipped over. Weirdy comes over the radio to tell them to hurry up because he needs more time. They see some motorcyclists and think that might help slow the game team down. They're able to right the car and Mira knocks one of the creatures of a motorcyclist and climbs on herself. She uses that to lure them off a cliff, then has Reeve pull her back into the car. Then they notice the game team has almost reached the end. Adam explains to the game team what they've been through and asks them to wait so they can be saved. Nisha refuses to believe them and pulls the weapon on them. Just then, the waste pile starts to collapse and then a monster, Olym, emerges from the rubble. Nisha fires at him, but it doesn't work. Mira, Kai, Adam, and Reeve work to keep the game team from winning the boss battle. When Iris falls off a cliff, Vanessa catches her and returns her to safety. Nisha fires again and hits Olym, but it doesn't defeat him. Mira stops her from firing it again and tosses the weapon to Vanessa. The team continues to battle not letting them beat Olym with not letting them lose. They realize that the weapon fits into Olym's back, which they believe is the way to win. Reeve tries to stop Iris from putting it in, but he's not strong enough and she puts it in, which results in a large explosion. They all hide behind Iris, who pulls a large sheet to block the blast. The game team takes off for the portal and the others realize chasing the game team is futile. Just then, Weirdy appears on a television screen to tell them he's ready to take the game offline, but they have to enter a portal. Vanessa and Kai carry Reeve and they race to get to their portal before the game team gets to theirs. They end up jumping through at the same time. When they wake up, they realize they're home.

Later, the team gathers at Mira's house for a cookout. Vanessa is missing Skeet, but Kai consoles her that he real Skeet is with the real Vanessa. They toast to their new lives.

Relationships

Adam

Mira and Adam are close friends and teammates who bond over their bizarre circumstances and Kai's attempts at humor. They have known each other since childhood when Mira moved to a house nearby at the age of 7, where she met Adam.[1] They have compatible personalities, and Mira uniquely has the ability to persuade him in his stubborn moments. Mira and Adam get separated from Kai on several occasions. Consequently, Mira and Adam spend more time with each other than with anyone else. Mira develops a crush on him. After she kisses him in "The Riddle," it is clear that Adam does not reciprocate the sentiment, and the two of them agree to carry on as friends as if nothing happened. She apologizes for this again in "Hollow Games" after her memories return to her and she remembers that he is gay.

Kai

Mira and Kai are close friends and teammates. They bond in laughing moments when Kai pokes fun at Adam, much to Adam's annoyance. Kai develops a crush on Mira when he first meets her, but his feelings are never reciprocated. Nevertheless, they always remain solid friends. In "Apocalypse," Kai is bereaved by Mira's apparent death, and when he sees her again in the following episode, he gives her an awkwardly long hug. Kai's romantic feelings for Mira subside when he meets Vanessa. Mira cares for Kai very deeply, as evidenced by the two occasions when she breaks down in tears because she believes Kai is dead: the first at the end of "Ishibo" when Kai and Benjamini get trapped in a fire, and the second in "The Riddle" when she finds him frozen in a block of ice inside the Ice Palace. In "Cocoon," while they are imprisoned in the Spider Village separated from Adam, who is comatose and dying, Mira and Kai make a promise that they will always have each other.

Vanessa

Like Adam, Mira tends to be skeptical of Vanessa and her teammates, although at times she does want to give them the benefit of the doubt. Mira fights Vanessa in the Battle for the Ishibo. During this battle, Vanessa insults Mira's "lame powers," but she is promptly proven wrong when Mira calls for help and a murder of crows comes to her rescue.

Reeve

Mira and Reeve rarely interact in Season 1, but in Season 2, it is revealed that Mira, Reeve, and Adam used to be a team before Reeve was replaced with Kai. During this time, Mira frequently mediated conflicts between Reeve and Adam and often carried most of the group's accomplishments.

Skeet

Mira and Skeet do not interact much in Season 1, but once they get their memories back in the second season, it is revealed that they have been friends since preschool. Skeet gave Mira the nickname Meerkat, and she gave him the nickname Skeet. Skeet claims that they never dated but hints that he would have wanted to. Mira mourns him greatly after his death.

In season 2, it is revealed that Mira has a younger brother named Miles. Not much is known about their relationship except for the fact that Miles doesn't think highly of Mira.

Powers and Abilities

Zoolingualism: Mira can communicate with animals both real and mythical. Mira speaks English with most ordinary creatures, but she converses with the minotaurs fluently in their language.[3] Animals instinctively come to Mira's aid when she is in danger. In "Puzzled," Mira cannot communicate with Louie while his mind is controlled by Voulcan.

Aquatic Adaptation: Mira is a superhumanly strong swimmer and can breathe underwater. She can leap above the water surface similar to a dolphin, and she can swim at speeds fast enough to create a water spout by swimming in circles.[4]

Abilities

Proficient Puzzle Solver: Mira is good at puzzles. Her intelligence helps her solve the first puzzle in the room and Dave's first riddle.

Fair Combatant: Mira has shown some fighting skills, as during the Zombie Battle and Battle for the Ishibo.

Notable Quotes

"Okay, so I'm Mira, and I'm good at puzzles." –"The Room"

"I'm starting to think I'm pretty cool." –"The Room"

"I'm tired, I'm sweaty, I'm scared, and there's a good chance I accidentally ate minotaur poop." –"The Desert"

"Where's Garry the Burping Monkey? He always shows up in my dreams." –"Apocalypse"

Trivia

Kai refers to Mira as "Mermaid von Doolittle" in the episode "Ishibo," a reference to the famous zoolinguist Dr. John Dolittle.

Mira has two dads.

Mira is a vegetarian.

KAI

Age: 18+

Physical Appearance

Kai has pale, fair skin with a relatively light complexion. His face is youthful and somewhat narrow, with a small chin, a softly defined jawline, and a modestly rounded facial structure. His facial features are simple and expressive, consistent with the show's animation style.

His eyes are black, appearing very dark against his pale complexion. They are relatively small and sit beneath a pair of noticeably thick, dark eyebrows. His eyebrows are one of his more distinctive facial features, giving his expressions a particularly noticeable appearance.

His hair is a reddish-brown, auburn color. It is short-to-medium in length, with a messy, tousled arrangement. Rather than lying flat against his scalp, his hair has several uneven, slightly spiky sections that stick outward in different directions. The top is particularly messy, with irregular strands creating a somewhat disheveled silhouette. His hair has warm reddish undertones, making it noticeably different from Adam's black hair.

Kai has a very slim, scrawny build. His shoulders are relatively narrow, his arms and legs are thin, and his overall physique lacks the muscular definition associated with Adam. He has a lightweight, somewhat lanky appearance, with proportions that emphasize his youthful frame. Main Outfit.

Kai's usual outfit consists of a blue-and-white baseball-style shirt, light blue jeans, and brown boots.

Shirt: He wears a white baseball-style T-shirt with dark navy-blue sleeves that extend approximately to his elbows. The shirt has a rounded neckline and a relaxed, relatively straight fit. Its torso is predominantly white, while both sleeves are a deep navy blue. The contrasting colors create a two-tone appearance.

On the back of his shirt is a large blue number 0. It is positioned centrally on the upper back and is a prominent detail of his clothing.

Jeans: He wears light-blue denim jeans. They have a casual, straight-legged cut and a relatively relaxed fit, following the shape of his slim legs without appearing particularly tight. Their pale blue coloring complements the darker blue sleeves of his shirt.

Boots: His footwear consists of brown boots with a simple hiking-boot appearance. They have a sturdy-looking shape, a rounded toe, and a darker brown sole. Their earthy coloring contrasts with the lighter blue of his jeans.

Overall Appearance

Kai's design is built around a relatively simple color palette:

Hair: Messy reddish-brown/auburn.
Eyes: Black.
Skin: Pale.
Shirt: White torso with navy-blue, mid-length sleeves.
Shirt detail: Large blue zero on the back.
Pants: Light-blue jeans.
Footwear: Brown hiking-style boots.
Physique: Slim, scrawny, and lanky. His most recognizable visual features are his messy auburn hair, thick eyebrows, pale complexion, and two-tone baseball shirt.

Personality Kai is generally portrayed as an immature and socially awkward character that others often find odd or annoying. He is impulsive and doesn't usually think before acting, which either results in him hurting himself, or causing nuisance or trouble to those around him. Kai was also shown to be insecure about his value to his team, especially after Adam and Mira discovered their powers, though he seems to have gotten over it after discovering his pyrokinesis. Despite being more of a comic relief character, Kai proved himself to be very useful to his friends and has shown bravery numerous times.

Kai occasionally says weird things or misuses terms, which, combined with his sometimes poor decisions can make him seem rather unintelligent. This, however, is not the case, and Kai showed that he's quite crafty. Unfortunately, he can be very gullible, which is a trait Vanessa took advantage of in season 1.

In the earliest episodes, Kai was more selfish and almost left his friends on a few occasions, but the more they spent time together, the more Kai became caring. He even showed compassion, as can be seen when he supported Vanessa and even defended her in front of the rest of the cast.

History Kai and his friends, Adam and Mira, entered a competition for a virtual reality game called The Hollow. Like his friends, Kai has no memories of the real world when he wakes up inside the game. Kai is a friend of Mira's younger brother and was only on the team because Reeve left, meaning that he was filling an opening.