An Era's Worth of Red

Critical info[ Name=Momacopha Identity=Momacopha is one of Arisok’s Angels. Labeled as the “Antithesis of ANIMATION”, one of Arisok’s greatest and most potent creations. Arisok places great pride in them while they’re still relevant, and Momacopha has not fallen out of relevancy even in its creation. Momacopha is not a sentient being, rather one that is driven by “Instinct”, or a prompt that it follows in order to act. Momacopha is not capable of thinking, only acting based on what it considers is best for its prompt.

Instincts=Momacopha’s instinct is nothing complex. All Arisok designed Momacopha to follow is his order, and to strike down anything imbued with ANIMATION—or generally, anything that is capable of moving—whenever Arisok wishes. Since Momacopha is only run through a prompt, it cannot communicate or reason, simply only act. So that means Momacopha is not able to think or talk.

Behavior Summary=Momacopha is an entity that follows its creator’s orders. It does not act on its own, and follows Arisok’s will. Being the Antithesis of ANIMATION, its behavior is to literally oppose and strip away ANIMATION from everything, so generally speaking, it targets anything that is capable of moving. ]

Basic info[ Appearance=Momacopha is a mimic of the sky, it mimics the clouds and does not have a physical form. Rather it has an assumed form, adapting to whatever it is that the sky looks like, color and all. It takes the form of the clouds, hidden in the sky so that it can strike undetected… most of the time. Its formation in the clouds is somewhat peculiar than ordinary clouds, which is expected for one of Arisok’s creations. Specifically, in every sighting that Momacopha was visible, the clouds seem to form an eye, or something that vaguely resembles it. Representing Momacopha watching over the world below it per Arisok’s order. Momacopha's body, or structure, is limited to the clouds. Which means, Momacopha is quite literally stuck in the sky, and cannot attack with the clouds that make its own body. There is nothing more to Momacopha's structure than just the strange clouds, and the clouds themselves that make up Momacopha's "body" are all harmless.

Abilities=Being the Antithesis of ANIMATION, its granted abilities are all centered around the cessation of ANIMATION as a whole. So Momacopha can forcefully stop things from moving in an instant, and so far there is no cure or reversal for such an effect. Momacopha’s effects are portrayed in a bright, uncomfortable red that discolors the areas affected, and it comes down from Momacopha almost instantly in order to forcefully stops anything that moves. Any moving thing—living or not—that is affected by Momacopha’s ability will be stripped away of their movement, and suffer something akin to paralysis. They’ll still retain their consciousness, but with the cessation of movement, they’ll eventually die. It’s just a matter of time, depending on how much lack of movement would kill them. However, Momacopha can be really predictable on some occasions, and its own speed is quite slow despite having a large range, so it can be avoidable if done right. ]

Background info[ Origin Story=Momacopha is not one of the first batch of Angels that Arisok had created, but Momacopha still remains of use to Arisok even after it had been created. For a majority of its existence, Momacopha has resided in Arisok’s world, Arisok’s domain, kept in reserve to be a part of the picture that Arisok is trying to ultimately imitate.

Associations=Arisok; Arisok is Momacopha’s god, its creator. The Avatar of MIMICRY, and therefore Momacopha is a mimic as well—a mimic of the skies. Arisok was the one that designed Momacopha to be an Angel, to oppose the concept of ANIMATION, and to only be run by a prompt. ]

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