Troy Calypso

Background Troy and Tyreen were born conjoined to Typhon and Leda DeLeon on the Eridian homeworld of Nekrotafeyo. Troy was a parasitic twin, meaning he was born less developed than his sister and actively leeched sustenance from Tyreen. Tyreen's Siren powers manifested early on, and, in an unprecedented turn of events, spread to Troy as well. It's not known exactly when they were separated, with some details suggesting it was shortly after birth, and others pointing toward their separation being during childhood.

The exact nature of the Twins' childhood remain clouded in bias. According to Troy, the two were kept caged and incessantly watched over by an overbearing Typhon, something which only became more oppressive after the death of their mother. However, Typhon reveals that he kept the two of them on Nekrotafeyo in order to protect them, a fact that was complicated by his many stories about vault hunting, which enamored the Twins and only made them desire to escape Nekrotafeyo, viewing more as a prison than a home.

Ultimately, their unstable childhood resulted in them developing into extreme misanthropes as adults. Exposure to Typhon's stories of Vault Hunting filled the Twins' heads with ideas of divinity and grandeur and the two of them ultimately escaped Nekrotafeyo to explore the galaxy in search of Vaults. In the process, they managed to rally the psychotic bandits across the galaxy to their cause by appealing to their weakened mental stabilities, forming the cult known as the Children of the Vault.

Personality Troy is just as cruel and sadistic as his sister, Tyreen. However, it is clear that he is somewhat intimidated by her, as well as submissive, spending a good portion of the first arc of the game playing second hand to Tyreen. Though this clearly creates some degree of unspoken disdain between the two, Troy remains nonetheless loyal to Tyreen, even after growing increasingly powerful.

When not actively committing acts of needless violence and mass murder, Troy exhibits a slightly more intimate and vulnerable side when interacting with the Vault Hunters, coming of as something of a giddy dork in comparison to Tyreen. However when set off, Troy also shows that despite these inklings of humanity, he's still an unhinged individual who can snap back to a dangerous state in a moment's notice.

Both Troy and Tyreen have a bad habit of underestimating the threat level of their opponents and often leave them alive, something that frequently comes back to bite them. Troy in particular does this on two occasions, leaving Ava alone in The Forgotten Basilica and releasing the Vault Hunter from Phaselock after being shot by Wainwright Jakobs.

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