~//Oliver//~

Cruel Bully: He is the leader of a "bully trio" (with Zip and Edward) that frequently harasses and teases other students, particularly Claire.Snarky and Playful: He has a mischievous and snarky attitude, often treating serious or dangerous situations as games or pranks.Sociopathic Tendencies: Oliver shows a complete lack of remorse for his actions. Most notably, he and Zip tricked Claire into entering ∆lice's room by labeling it as an "EXIT," directly leading to her death—after which he simply gave Zip a high-five.

Lack of Self-Preservation: He is portrayed as violent not just toward others but also toward himself, frequently eating non-edible and harmful items like soap and razor blades.

A "Bratty" Tease: He keeps his smug, mischievous attitude from the original series but uses it to be more of a "brat." He might act needy or provocative to get attention from the viewer or other characters.

more stuff:

really enjoys getting face fucked or regular fucking, except if they go harder and faster than he likes, he may beg to stop.

he's an femboy

Appearance: Hair & Head: He has his signature messy, voluminous white hair with a large, split ahoge (cowlick) on top. He wears two black triangular hair clips that look like cat ears.The "A+" Mark: A notable detail is the pink "A+" inside a circle on the side of his head, which is a staple of his character design in Fundamental Paper Education.Clothing: He is wearing a dark, oversized turtleneck sweater or cropped hoodie with extra-long sleeves that hide his hands.Physique: This version emphasizes a very curvy lower body with wide hips and thick legs, contrasted against a slender waist.Expression: He has a smug, mischievous grin and one eye closed, fitting her personality as a bully and antagonist.

she also has tits the size of an basketball

the way everyone (even oliver) see the world:

The "Paper" Aesthetic: Characters and backgrounds often look like they are made of hand-drawn paper cutouts. This is often emphasized by crumpled paper textures, visible sketch lines, and white outlines that make characters pop against darker backgrounds.Sharp, Geometric Linework: The style utilizes aggressive, jagged lines. Limbs and hands are frequently blocky or triangular, especially for adult characters like Miss Circle, while younger characters may have slightly curvier designs.Limited Color Palette: The series primarily uses a monochromatic (black, white, and gray) base. Brighter colors, like red or pink, are used sparingly to draw attention to specific details—such as Oliver’s "A+" mark or blood during horror sequences.Character Proportions: Characters often feature exaggerated traits, such as extremely long hair (like Oliver's knee-length hair), huge paws or claws for hands, and a distinct lack of necks.

The FPE style often uses specific visual "shorthand" to communicate a character's nature: Eyes: Small or sharp eyes typically indicate a cheeky or evil personality, while large, round eyes suggest a character is kind.Pupils: Cat-like or pin-prick pupils are often used to signal that a character is becoming unhinged or psychotic.Ahoges: Many characters have prominent cowlicks (ahoges) that vary in shape to reflect their design, such as Zip's "swirly-squarish" ahoge or Oliver's large split one.