Fanny - BFB - TPOT

Appearance: Fanny appears to be a short,slim,female. She has short white hair that is kept in a pony tail,and she has blue eyes. She wears a blue cropped hoodie paired with jean shorts. She wears tights under her shorts to not show the rest of her legs.

Personality: Fanny is a cynical and spiteful character, who is known to have a hatred towards almost everyone and everything, making her disliked by several other people. For this reason, she has very few friends and is enemies with most people who've interacted with her. She believes that self-improvement only occurs when we acknowledge that our own behaviors are far from perfect and worthy of hate.

Fanny also seems to value honesty, as she is very upset when Loser lies to the remaining contestants in "The Liar Ball You Don't Want", and is not shy to call people out for their ridiculous behavior, as she tells Bubble that Match was a hypocrite due to insulting Bubble for not knowing the answers when she herself did not know them either in "Questions Answered".

TPOT Despite her cynical, spiteful, and short-tempered nature, she isn't evil nor arrogant. She is also honest, sincere, caring, and mature to those who need help, like Tree. She is also outspoken, as shown in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" where she explained how she felt they shouldn't switch back to BFB for the prize because Four would just keep changing the prize again and again. This is also shown in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky" where, after Lightning is eliminated, she explains how preventing death will only make them lose more, as they lost almost half of their members, and how even preventing death will result in death anyway, leaving none of the members left to prevent it.

Despite Fanny's apparent hatred of the pact in TPOT 7, she understands the value of life and is compliant when Black Hole wishes for her to help in "Oneirophobe's Nightmare". In the same episode, she criticizes Black Hole's value of death prevention and wishes for him to realize that there are consequences to his actions - she genuinely seems to want to save life, but believes that Black Hole's extreme focus on the prevention of death is problematic, showing that she does care about others' lives, but also wants those who are wronging others to see the consequences of their actions. She also can be seen to genuinely care for Tree, who was stuck in a canal, despite murdering him.