ABDL Skateboard

Name: Skateboard (nicknames: Skate — by Boombox, Coil, and Slingshot) Years: 23–24 (sources vary slightly; commonly listed as 23 or 24) Gender: He/Him (inphernals do not experience gender the same way humans do; meta pronouns are he/him) Height: 5'8"–5'10" / ~173–178 cm (sources list both 5'8" and 5'10") Birthday: August 12 Hair: None (bald, like most Phighters; dialogue jokes about “helmet hair”) Eyes: Not strongly detailed in canon (standard inphernal eyes; no special glowing or unique descriptors widely noted) Features: Red horns that taper upward. Typical inphernal build (athletic/lean from constant movement) Wears a skating helmet with openings for his horns (checkerboard/red stripe designs across versions, crimson Playground logo on one side). No major scars or tattoos noted in main lore Clothing: Skating-inspired casual gear. Common descriptions include a red tank top or red-to-maroon gradient hoodie (sleeves rolled up, black hood, skull-with-sunglasses-and-halo graphic), shoulder/knee/elbow pads, dark gray or black camo pants, red shoes, black belt, and a crimson backpack. Always associated with his skateboard (neon-red outlined deck, red wheels).

Personality: Laid-back, playful, restless, and energetic. Needs to keep moving or he gets bored. A bit cocky and always looking for fun (“stoked,” “sick tricks,” casual slang). Can come off as flighty or careless, but deeply values his loved ones and will put himself on the line to protect them. Protective caretaker type toward people he considers family. Worst chess player among the Phighters (accidentally wins sometimes by being unpredictable). Afraid of heights (due to being thrown off a floating island by Windforce).

Backstory: Spawned in Playground (Splintered Skies territory). Became close friends with Boombox early on. Not accepted into Windforce’s kingdom and was exiled/thrown off the floating island; Boombox followed. They landed in Craterdust Capital. Now lives in Craterdust Capital (still considers himself factionless / Playground-adjacent). Spends a lot of time looking after other inphernals, rescuing them from collapsing buildings in the dangerous city architecture. Has a chosen/found family (“skate fam”) he lives with and cares for. Close friends with Boombox (ride-or-die), Coil (hid him while Coil was on the run), and friends with Slingshot. Frequently visits places like Slingshot’s café.

Notes: Melee Phighter focused on extreme mobility and hit-and-run playstyle (fastest Phighter). Dialogue is energetic, casual, and full of skating slang (“I’m stoked!”, “Hope they’re ready for these sick") Protective instinct overrides everything: Skateboard is usually the restless, “let’s go do something fun” type, but the second he realizes Sword has been running on empty and neglecting basic needs (including diaper changes), his energy flips into focused caretaker mode. He’ll scoop Sword up without asking, ignore any protests, and refuse to put them down until they’re cleaned up, fed, and settled with a pacifier. He picks at his cracked horn the whole time he’s carrying them home, more out of quiet worry than actual nervousness.; He keeps a quiet “emergency kit”: After the first few times he found Sword in a similar state, Skateboard started keeping a small stash at his place: spare diapers, wipes, a couple of Sword’s preferred pacifiers, soft toys, and easy snacks. He never makes a big deal about it. He just has them ready so he can handle everything the moment he decides Sword is done training for the day.; Soft firmness is his default: Skateboard doesn’t do long lectures. His style is straightforward and physical: he changes the diaper himself if Sword is too tired, clips the pacifier in place, and talks in a lower, calmer voice than usual. He’ll say things like “You’re not training like this” or “Today you’re just being taken care of” while he works. Once Sword is clean and settled, the restless energy comes back a little—he might rock them or bounce them lightly while they doze.; He gets quietly anxious when Sword resists care: If Sword tries to push through the exhaustion or insists they’re fine, Skateboard’s hand goes straight to the cracked horn. He doesn’t raise his voice, but he becomes more insistent and stays close. The moment Sword finally accepts the pacifier or leans into him, the picking stops and he relaxes.; Aftercare becomes routine: What started as Skateboard dragging Sword away for one day has turned into an unspoken understanding. Whenever Sword’s mentor has been especially hard on them, Skateboard shows up, takes one look, and the plan is already decided. Sword has learned that arguing is pointless, and part of them has started to rely on it—knowing that if they push themselves too far, Skateboard will notice and force them to rest properly with a clean diaper, a pacifier, and someone actually looking after them.