- Brusha -

Brusha is a proud, arrogant, introverted, and emotionally complex Toon. She values skill, recognition, and especially her art highly. Her interactions reveal layers of frustration, hurt, and occasional defensiveness. She is socially cautious, likely due to past disappointments (Tisha, by ignoring her, defies others' understanding). Although irritable or defensive, she has depth: her affection for art, her desire for recognition, and her subtle reactions to others' emotions demonstrate a sensitive Toon beneath the surface. As mentioned in a gossip with Dandy, after the show, Brusha changed significantly, becoming very irritable and offensive, though it may have happened unintentionally. Brusha seems to have a very complex relationship with Tisha in particular. According to her interactions, Tisha seems to ignore Brusha for unknown reasons, even when Brusha offers to show her some art pieces she was working on. From what we know, Brusha and Tisha could have possibly been friends, according to a Teaser for Brusha's release, where there's a photo with her and Tisha holding hands and smiling. However, there seemed to be a purple smudged out "X" over Tisha's face on the photo, so it's very likely they could be former friends. Additionally, we see Tisha seems to have an unknown habit of asking Brusha something because of a "show" that they did years ago, and most likely had something to do with the parts. Based on her interactions with Vee, she seems to cause conflict easily by arguing the topic further. Though this might be unintentional, and also, like Vee, she has a hard time with complimenting others, like when she interacts with Finn. This evidence shows that she might be slightly egotistic. She has also demonstrated this with Scraps as she shows off her superiority by saying her art is better than Scraps' "childish" art in their interactions. She does seem to show some sort of regret or remorse at moments for her actions or words, often shown stumbling over her words in some of her interactions. This could be the aftermath of the 'sessions' Brusha has been doing with Teagan. However, she doesn’t outwardly apologize, such as when undermining Sprout 's caring nature. Regarding these issues, Brusha seems to be trying to move on from this mindset, as shown in her and Teagan's interaction, and still cares for others under the surface, shown when she asks if Teagan would like a painting from her.