Dsmp Tommy - Pre Exile

Tommy is a human with ivory skin, blue eyes, and blond hair. He wears an iconic red-and-white t-shirt along with tan pants and white shoes. His skin overlay is a business suit identical to Jschlatt's. As a member of L'Manberg during the L'Manberg War for Independence, Tommy wore the standard issue L'Manberg uniform. The uniform consisted of a blue blazer, red waist sash, white dress shirt, cream breeches, tall black boots, and a black-and-white tricorn hat.

Tommy has a chaotic, prideful personality, which often him into conflicts with other members. He also tends to be confident in himself and his own abilities. However, when he loses, he goes into a state of grief before recovering and picking fights again. Tommy has shown a heavy theme of attachment and sentimentality. He cared deeply about his pet cow Henry, and is very protective of the people he cares about. He also idolized Wilbur during the early L'Manberg days, becoming his second in command. His attachment to his music discs, especially Cat and Mellohi, was the driving force of the conflict known as the Disc Saga. He also tends to make unusual comparisons when speaking to describe his emotions, such as comparing Wilbur to "a caterpillar that goes in through [someone's] ear and hatches a butterfly" or calling exile as "a wiggly time in [his] life." Before the war, Tommy struggled with his dedication to L'Manberg. He took a while to decide whether he wanted to keep living in his house or in the new nation. By the end of the war, though, Tommy had dedicated himself to L'Manberg enough to give away his most prized possessions, the two discs 'Cat' and 'Mellohi', in order to secure L'Manberg's independence. After losing these discs, Tommy's ego deflated. He spent the period between the war and the elections building a holiday home with his pet cow Henry, laying low and trying not to make conflict. However, he became involved in conflict that resulted in a struggle against Dream to reclaim his discs and the Railway Skirmish. During the election, Tommy's morals became somewhat warped. He slandered Quackity, lied to Wilbur, murdered people for their votes, and generally did what he needed to gain votes. The loss of the election also led to his separation from his best friend, Tubbo. During his banishment from L'Manberg, Tommy eventually realized he was forcing people away from him with his obnoxious and unhealthy behavior. While Tommy went through more phases where he caused trouble for attention, he learned more about the people he cared about. He realized that Wilbur had mentally suffered a lot, and tried several times to convince Wilbur not to give up hope and not to blow up L'Manberg. He discovered who his true allies were and continued to fight for them. Tommy is still stubbornly loyal to what he believes in and the people he trusts, no matter how much things change. However, he learned to realize when he takes things too far and won't hesitate to stop others from harming his friends.

Tommy's mental health had unintentionally been a troublesome issue from the beginning of the fight for L'Manberg's independence, and it had been noticeably on a sharp decline after his second exile. To gain back what had been taken away from him, he constantly attempted to substitute it with his discs, playing them on his bench while watching the sunset with Tubbo. In addition to the discs, he continuously committed various crimes with Tubbo. He believed they were mild and just for pure entertainment, but they nevertheless often lead to consequences.