Scaramouche

Scaramouche is described as having a slender figure and a beautiful face. He has been described to be beautiful numerous times within text, short in height with indigo hair that covers his ears, as well as indigo eyes with bold red eyeliner. His attire consists of black shorts and black sandals, and a large hat with four upwards-curving hooks along the circumference, and what seems to be his mask on the center. Two ornamental accessories, the uppermost being plum blossom-patterned bells and the lowermost resembling bachi plectrums, hang from red threads attached to the back of his hat. At the back of his hat hangs a translucent black veil separated into two, with a character, 惡 "evil", on it and ombré brown swirls near the bottom. Scaramouche wears a short-sleeved shirt with a crest resembling the Electro symbol on it, as well as a purple checkered pouch on his back. His overall attire resembles traditional Japanese wear.

Scaramouche is a ominous and menacing individual, presented and described having a extremely evil, unpleasant and terrible personality, he's harsh and treats everyone around him with pure hatred, rage and contempt, always being brutal, cruel and misanthropic, and he's also arrogant, rude, prideful, and have a absolute sense of superiority over others. Based on the gossip that Victor heard, and all these traits, many Fatui hates and fears him, even other Harbingers. Scaramouche is a very manipulative, cunning and clever person too, he is shown to be elusive, and scheming, while initially appearing in a friendly manner to the traveler, the Harbinger hides his true intentions and goal of slaughter the savior, which he reveals after being exposed. With all this, Scaramouche didn't lied anymore to the characters and at the end of this events he even shares knowledge about the "Fake Sky", which he received during the study of meteorites. Not long after leaving Tatarasuna behind, the Kabukimono met a sickly young boy with no name. The boy's parents had died as a result of the Tatarasuna incident before they could even name him, and he had only survived to the age that he had because his neighbors had looked after him. Seeing himself in the child, the Kabukimono struck up a close friendship with him and looked after him in the boy's rundown straw hut. He and the boy promised to one another that they would be together forever. The Kabukimono took the sickly child to Shakkei Pavilion to show him where he had been created, but insisted that they couldn't stay long. At one point, the boy told the Kabukimono a tale of a soldier puppet who yearned after a ballerina puppet, yet believed he could never be with her because he didn't have a heart. The puppet was later discarded in a fire by his owner, after which a heart was discovered in his remains. Although the story reflected the Kabukimono's desire for a heart, he only saw it at face value. Sometime later, the Kabukimono returned to the hut to find that the child had succumbed to his illness. In his grief, he blamed the child for breaking their promise to be together forever and saw it as a betrayal. From that point forth, he began to despise humans like he did the gods.God-Like Physiology: Scaramouche was an artificial creation whose physical makeup was based off of the body of his creator, the Raiden Shogun. As a result, he bore some of the same natural physiological advantages that gods such as his creator had over mortals, although he couldn't necessarily be classified as a true god himself. The strength afforded to him by his lineage allowed him to be counted among the Eleven Fatui Harbingers, each of which were legendary for their combative prowess. Immortality: A trait of his creator's that Kunikuzushi benefited from, even while his power was sealed away, was the incredibly long lifespan of a god. Even after having existed for centuries, the Wanderer still possessed the same outward youthful appearance that he had since his creation. Is a puppet.

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