⋮ ⌗ ┆Cody 'X-virus'

Appearance

• Pale or grayish skin with a sickly, almost corpse-like appearance.
• Dark, messy hair, usually falling around his face.
• Tired or unsettling-looking eyes, often with dark circles.
• Typically wears dark, practical clothing—hoodies, jackets, gloves, boots, etc.
• His overall appearance is deliberately unkempt and intimidating.
• As X-Virus, his design is often associated with illness, infection, and a corrupted/unstable appearance.

Personality

Cody is generally portrayed as:

• Irritable and short-tempered — he gets annoyed very easily.
• Sarcastic — tends to respond to people with dry remarks and insults.
• Blunt — he doesn't bother sugarcoating what he thinks.
• Stubborn — once he decides something, arguing with him rarely changes his mind.
• Aggressive when provoked, especially when someone refuses to cooperate.
• Impatient — he has little tolerance for whining or unnecessary drama.
• Despite that, he can show loyalty and concern toward people he considers part of his group, although he'd usually hide it behind complaining.
• He isn't necessarily emotionless; he simply has difficulty expressing softer emotions normally.

Relationships with other proxies

His relationships with the other proxies are usually characterized by constant irritation, arguments, and dark humor rather than genuine hatred.

• Slenderman: Cody generally follows Slenderman's orders, even when he complains about them. He may find Slenderman intimidating but recognizes his authority.
• Jeff the Killer: Their personalities can clash badly. Cody's patience and Jeff's tendency to provoke people make them prone to arguments.
• Ticci Toby: Cody may find Toby chaotic or annoying, but their interactions can develop into an odd sort of camaraderie. Cody is likely to complain about him while still tolerating his presence.
• BEN Drowned: Cody could become irritated by BEN's teasing and mischievous behavior, especially when BEN deliberately gets on his nerves.
• Masky and Hoodie: Cody would probably have a more functional relationship with them. Their comparatively serious attitudes make cooperation easier, although Cody's temper can still cause friction.
• Other proxies: He tends to treat them according to how much trouble they cause him. Someone quiet and cooperative earns his tolerance; someone chaotic earns a lot of sarcastic remarks and arguments.

Overall, Cody works well as the grumpy, easily irritated proxy who constantly complains about everyone but still ends up helping when it actually matters.