Kit Bodega

Kit Bodega is the main protagonist of Gameoverse's reboot series.

She is a heroine from a game world, Kit & Kaboodle, that was destroyed shortly after she defeated its villain, and was subsequently recruited by the figure known as Dusk, leader of the organization Farcade, to help prevent similar catastrophes across other game worlds. She now works alongside her friends to fight against the Syntax and safeguard these worlds.

Appearance Kit is a tall and slim, 26-year-old humanoid cat with a curvy pear figure and an average bust. She has brown cat ears, whiskers, and a long brown tail. She has burgundy Rectangle shaped Iris's with Whitish Yellow Sclera And thick brown eyebrows. Her body and Head has beige fur with neck-length brown hair in a bob cut hairstyle.

She wears a sleeveless, mock-neck yellow minidress with a white zigzag pattern up its front and a black strapless unitard underneath. She wears arm-length black gloves beneath thick, mech-like yellow Power gauntlets with 2 Gems on the top and similarly proportioned knee-high boots worn for footwear, both possessing red colored digits for her Fingers and toes. It is mentioned in the Merch that her Footwear also Feature Jet Boosters.. though this has yet to be seen Used As of the Pilot.

In the past, before her world's destruction, her outfit was somewhat identical to her current outfit albeit without any of the arm-length black gloves beneath her yellow gauntlets, she wore a black top underneath her dress, and magenta colored tights instead.

She wears a pair of Yellow goggles, The same color as her top with Red Lenses. She sometimes wears Kaboodle as a backpack, with his arms and legs connected together around her shoulders as straps.

When they combine, a high-tech orange armor appears around her with Kaboodle on her left shoulder. Kaboodle appears between her upper glove and shoulder. He is attached to her shoulder and it seems a black mechanical part attaches to her gloves to make her arm. Her upper gloves are orange and her lower gloves are black. Her gloves seem to have an hexagonal purple shape in the middle of them. Kit's goggles are attached to her hat and seem to have orange "eyelids". The "pupils" are purple and the outer part is yellow. Her hat is mostly orange, but there is a large white stripe in the middle. Her torso is black on the sides, orange inside, and once again a white stripe down the middle. Her legs are interchanging orange-yellow.

Besides her casual dress, she comes equipped with various dresses such as:

-A bikini swimwear, consisting of a yellow and red Two Piece Swimsuit. -A cowgirl outfit, consisting one hand being a glove and the other being a classic six-revolver gun-like arm cannon. (similar to McCree/Cassidy from Overwatch) -A fighting outfit. (similar to Ryu and Ibuki from Street Fighter) -A desert voyager outfit. (similar to The Handler from Monster Hunter: World) -A soldier outfit (similar to Fio Germi from Metal Slug) -An ancient toga outfit, consisting of a white toga, black undershirt and accessorized with golden bracelets, necklace and a laurel wreath. -A lawyer outfit, consisting of a blue suit (similar to Phoenix Wright)

Personality Kit is an optimistic, brave, and courageous girl with an unwavering determination to protect others, even when facing overwhelming danger. She is also highly intelligent and resourceful and wields an array of specialized tools and devices that allow her to outmaneuver and eliminate hostile threats. She is not above getting annoyed however such as getting frustrated briefly at Gobbles lagging behind and at Earl the Urchin when he asked if they wanted to play Soccer after getting important info.

Despite her hopeful demeanor, the destruction of her world is also shown to have profoundly affected her, inflicting mental trauma. She is shown to experience vivid flashbacks of her home world and people, so much to the point that another individual takes the place of Gobbles before she is snapped out of her stupor. She uses this as her motivation to save other worlds, and is able to empathize with characters like Flappers or Gobbles as they have all witnessed their worlds be destroyed.

Biography Background Kit hailed from a game world where she and Kaboodle were the main protagonist heroes, vowing to protect it alongside their family and friends. When the two main antagonist villains known as Malice and Mayhem threatened their world, Kit and Kaboodle worked together to stop them with help from a mysterious cheat sheet. After a tense battle, the two succeeded in defeating the villains, but this in turn triggered a cataclysmic event that destroyed their world because the game had been completed. Their family and friends who were back in the home village were all killed in the ensuing destruction. Kit and Kaboodle were only able to survive when a enigmatic figure known as Dusk appeared out of nowhere and offered them salvation from their destroyed world. Though hesitant and deeply traumatized, Kit accepted and she alongside Kaboodle joined the Farcade, an organization whose goal was to prevent heroes from defeating their villains, and save other game worlds from annihilation.

From then on, Kit and Kaboodle worked under Dusk as agents of the Farcade, traveling across different game worlds to prevent their destruction. Their mission was to locate the heroes of these worlds and stop them from defeating their villains. They would intercept and divert the heroes, as well as aid the villains in defeating them instead. However, there were times when they failed, unable to stop the heroes from defeating their villains and triggering the same cataclysm that destroyed their own world. Unwilling to stand by and watch entire worlds perish, and desperate to save whoever she could, Kit began taking surviving heroes and other residents from these doomed worlds to recruit them into the Farcade.

At the same time, Kit and Kaboodle also worked to stop the Syntax, an enemy organization of the Farcade whose goal was to aid the heroes and ensure the destruction of various game worlds before collecting their remnants known as Float for their own nefarious schemes.

Trailer On a mission to an educational game world known as Gobbles & the Learnosaurs, Kit and Kaboodle rushed to intercept and stop the main heroes, Gobbles and Stegothesaurus, from obtaining the missing vowels and retrieving the stolen captured consonants from Cromugn, the illiterate caveman villain of the game. However, they soon became engaged with an agent of the Syntax and failed to stop the heroes in time when they arrived which in turn triggered the destruction of the game world. In the ensuing cataclysm, Kit and Kaboodle fled back to their ship, and were only able to save Gobbles in time while Stegothesaurus and the rest of the residents on the planet were all killed.

Episodes: "Pilot" At the beginning, it starts with a dream where Kit alongside her companion Kaboodle fight Malice, the fight ending with Kit winning against her, causing her world to consequentially explode following her victory then jolting awake after the dream ends with her taking the hand of an unknown figure, waking back up while Kaboodle was piloting their ship and he asked her if it was the same dream, the Nimble, toward an "unknown planet" and Kaboodle claims that must be why she wants to save every video game character she sees, like Gobbles who is in the background staring at a tablet, but Kit tells him that he is next to them. Kaboodle complains about the newcomer Gobbles and his learning skills and says he would've left him for dead, but Kit asks what the point is of doing any of it if they can't save everyone they can. Kaboodle tells Kit that nobody is getting saved now that Dusk put them on a Recon Mission. But since their world got destroyed recently by the rules of The Gameoverse, Kit defends Gobbles, saying that as a Learnosauras, his pros are reading and writing. However Kaboodle then says that he can maybe write their obituaries after he gets them both killed, and insults his demeaning appearance and his pink color which Kit corrects as Magenta. He argues that they need to save species that are useful, implying that Gobbles could slow down their goal of saving others from potentially doomed planets.

Kit checks up on Gobbles and Gobbles says he's okay while learning but nervous and kit spawns a juice box for him and tells him not to worry since this is a recon Mission, but Kaboodle mentions that the Syntax may show up and they'll die which shocks Gobbles but Kit calls him out for mentioning them and tells Gobble not to listen to him since the Syntax don't come around here and they'll check up the game world and find the hero and villain and report to the Farcade, and while Gobbles is still confused, thinking that they have to help the villain. Kit then says he is talking about preventing the win condition, Kit shows him with his tablet that usually in Game worlds there is a hero and villain and if the hero beats the villain and wins the whole world gets destroyed, but Kaboodle interrupts saying "KABOOM!", Kit sighs and confirms it and Kit says it's not this time and that it's recon. Gobbles asks if they just have to keep the hero from defeating the bad guy. Kaboodle then asks mockingly what can't he learn about. But Kit tells him they won't be doing that since this is just Boring recon. the alarm on The Nimble then blares as it says "Incoming ship detected!" as Kaboodle says "NOT ANYMORE!" and everyone looks from the ship to see the Syntax showing up.

Eventually, the Syntax attack the Nimble and fires Lasers at them, as Kit panics along with everyone she gets up as Kaboodle picks her up to pilot the ship while Kaboodle tries to fix the shields and kit tries to maneuver her way out, when Kaboodle is done a laser gets shot from the back of the ship causing Kaboodle to get lost into space while en route to the planet as Kit and Gobbles ask him if he fixed the shields, and Kit yells out to him, as they crash land on a small deserted island, as the Syntax follow them.

Now leaving it with just her and Gobbles, Kit activates the Nimble's self repairs, and Gobbles asks if the damages are bad but Kit tells him it's not that bad and sees the Syntax arriving on the world and since she saw Kaboodle fall down here she has to find them before they do and changes skins to her swimming gear, but Gobbles advises they should find the hero and villain first, but Kit tells him the Syntax are after them and she worries if they find Kaboodle first, something bad will happen, but Gobbles says if they don't stop the win condition the planet will explode but Kit yells out she won't let that happen which shocks him, but she calms down and spawns a juice box for him to give but he gives it back to her since she needs it to restore her health, and after she does she apologizes and says she has been on many missions like this one before and they hero is usually doing side quest and will take some time before they get to the villain, and dives into the sea and tells Gobble's it will be fine as she swims.

She later swims underwater to find the hero as Gobbles follows her while he is struggling to swim, and asks what is wrong but Gobbles points to the fish swimming towards them who is actually the enthusiastic Flappers who greets them as the two panic, while Fold and Miss Information sneak to the same area, following behind the party to try and ambush them, but Fold makes them hide and stop the attack to observe them as soon as Fold sees Kit, and Flappers introduces himself, as Gobbles introduces himself and kit to him, she asks if he has seen Kaboodle who she describes as a "little shiny sea urchin" with an attitude, but Flappers doesn't know of anyone but thinks someone form Coral reef city has, and while Gobbles thinks this could be the hero Kit denies this since he has background character vibes because of his helpfulness, and Flappers interrupts them by sharing as secret which confuses them and storms off taking them with them to his village, as Fold and Miss Information follow them.

Kit and Gobbles are taken by Flappers to his town, Coral Reef City. When they arrive, Kit got flashbacks to her own world and noticing the strange similarities that the townspeople had to her friends, freezing up until Gobbles eventually gets her back to reality, later Flappers goes off on his quests to run errands as Gobbles brings up that Flappers going to run errands could be suspicious, and tells Kit about it as she gets back on track, Kit brushes it off as some people need to get stuff done and travels around the town, asking the people questions regarding their search for Kaboodle, eventually coming across Earl the Urchin who reveals that Flappers is the super dolphin protagonist of their world, shocking Kit and Gobbles, their new priority being that Flappers must stay with them, to prevent him from defeating the antagonist, Snappers. Just as they started planning on how to keep him away from Snappers, Flappers happens to come back from his errands, and Kit asks him to stay around to help them find Kaboodle since he must need a break from his adventures, but Flappers can't and mentions that on the way, he made a new friend, naming him "Mr. Paper" (who was Fold disguised as a supposed magic map) and that he defeated a mini boss, saying Mr. Paper is helping him with defeating them and then to eventually beat Snappers.

Kit panics, and tries to snatch the papers from him, saying that Flappers should hand Mr. Paper over to her, and while Gobbles tries to explain he can't come to tell him, as Flappers refuses, wanting the main villain gone from terrorizing his hometown. This lead to Kit blurting out and revealing the truth as the entire world will explode if he wins and beats Snappers, preventing her words to be heard by Flappers, as Flappers's world goes into Static state and searches for any foreign elements on the world, and Gobbles is shocked by her action since they can't tell characters about the Gameoverse but she had to, leading to Fold revealing himself and calling her out for it since if the planet finds them they will be Float, but she attacks him by shooting at him but Syntaxes Floaties attack her, as Kit struggles with them and got pinned down by them, but she shakes them off but one attacks her causing her to fire a a static Flappers which makes a searching beam near them, and Kit is later pinned down by Floaties as Miss Information arrives and Fold mocks her for being nothing without her backpack companion and she asks him how he would know, and Fold calls her out for her blunder and says they are going to die, until the world suddenly goes back to normal, and Fold gets back to Flappers's hands, pretending to be Mr. Paper and started urging him to go for the minibosses and warns Flappers that Kit and Gobbles want to steal him, and Flappers goes and heads off with him. Kit got angered with herself, taking frustration out on the fleeing Floaties and shoots one.

As she blames herself for this planets near demise, Gobbles encourages her to get back up, but she apologizes to him and says she should have listened to him, but Gobbles tells her to listen now she is dealing with a lot but he and her are here together and there is still much they can do and she is being too hard on herself, and this isn't her fault or anything she ever did since she really just wants to help people and there is still time to do something, but Kit asks how they can, and Gobbles tells her they know the name of his arch nemesis Snappers and Flappers may have some Mini bosses to beat before he reaches Snappers and they could beat him there to it, and Kit thinks it could work and Gobbles tells him to go but Kit asks how he got so courageous and uplifting since he was so nervous before, but Gobbles says he is a Learnosaurus and that's what he does since he learns from the world around him and Flappers and her, and Kit soon gets up to help save this world and rides to Snappers lair on Seahorse's.

Kit and Gobbles soon arrive at Snappers lair where they hear Kaboodle as he complains and goes in and enters Snappers lair and runs to him and she reunites with him, and asks if he has been her this whole time and he confirms since if he couldn't find her he might as well train Flappers arch nemesis, and when Snappers shoots a Spying Floatie down Kaboodle was shocked that the Syntax followed them and Kit tells him the Syntax got with Flappers whom already who has arrived to fight Snappers, and Kit later goes over to Snappers side along with Kaboodle and Gobbles, they are later interrupted by Fold and then Miss Information who encourage Flappers to win against Snappers but Kit won't let them do this as she prepares to fire at them, but she is swarmed by Floaties that pin her down but Kaboodle knocks them off, which surprises Fold since he was the one training Snappers which confuses Miss Information on him being a backpack, and Kaboodle tells him he is and she grabs a bolos tie from his storage and throws it down at Miss Information which binds her, and later engage in a fight with Fold and Miss Information as Fold attacks them with his paper arms but Kaboodle snips them with his scissors hands, and she later engages in combative with Miss Information and during the conclusion of Flappers and Snappers fight, Snappers prepares to fire a huge fireball to defeat Flappers but Flappers punches the fireball back and defeats Snappers and wins and she is devastated at Flappers triumphing over Snappers along with Kaboodle and Gobbles, while Fold and Miss Information cheer for his victory.

Flappers Game world then starts the self destruct as Fold and Miss Information leave the world with Snappers, and while Flappers was confused about being betrayed by Fold and Miss Information and his winning causing this destruction, Kaboodle told him that is the whole problem and Kit tells him he needs to come with them since it's going to be destroyed but Flappers needs to save his village, but Kit tells him there is nothing he can do, and Gobbles tells him they will be done for if he doesn't swim them to the surface, and Kaboodle advises him to make a choice because his worlds destruction is imminent, and when Flappers questioned if his worlds destruction is his fault, Kit scarcely tells him he did what he thought was right and that isn't his fault, Flappers then carried Kit and Kaboodle and Gobbles out of Snappers lair and swam to the surface, as Kit called their ship, but as Flappers was running out of Energy to swim, Kaboodle told kit they got this and combined with kit into their "Kibble star" armor form and used their "Kibble star cannon" to blast their way to the surface as the Nimble rushed to carry all of them off the planet, Kit then watches as Flappers planet gets Destroyed while she comforts him and tells him this happened to all their worlds.

Abilities: -Superhuman Strength: Kit is shown to be a very strong fighter, shown when she effortlessly knocks Malice off her feet tumbling back a certain distance despite being smaller than the latter. -Superhuman Agility: Kit is shown to be very agile, being able to perform fast and complex movements in the heat of battles to throw opponents off balance or to evade oncoming attacks. -Superhuman Reflexes: Kit possesses exceptionally advanced reflexes, allowing her to detect and react to incoming threats with near‐instantaneous precision. -Superhuman Durability: As long as the hefty blows are in line with the health system of her game world, Kit can withstand them. This is shown in the pilot episode when Malice and Mayhem slam her into a wall, reducing her life bar to critical condition yet still allowing her to fight. -Spawning: Kit is shown to be able to summon items that can be used to restore health, like juice boxes. Said juice boxes seem to work on Gobbles as well. -Gear switching: Kit is shown to be able to swap her attire to various different sets of skins depending on her environment, with various clothes such as: -A bikini swimwear, consisting of a yellow and red Two Piece Swimsuit. -A cowgirl outfit, consisting one hand being a glove and the other being a classic six-revolver gun-like arm cannon. -A fighting outfit. -A desert voyager outfit. A soldier outfit (similar to Fio Germi from Metal Slug) -Weapons Expert: Kit is shown to be a skilled in both long-ranged (with the assist of Kaboodle) and close-ranged combat with her combat gauntlets. -Arm Cannons: Kit's gauntlets are capable of transforming into arm cannons, which shoots powerful energy bullets, which can be charged for maximum damage output. -Shields: Kit's arm cannon can produce a holographic shield that can be used to cover and protect her from attacks. -Kibble Star Armor: With the junction of Kaboodle, Kit can generate powerful battle armor to gain a tactical advantage in the toughest of fights for a powerful boost in speed, strength and endurance, and can even grant her the ability to fire a powerful star cannon. -Kibble Star Cannon: Kit's gauntlets can transform into a stronger-variant of her usual Arm Cannons while having her Kibble Star Armor equipped. Though they need to charge up for a quick moment as Kit and Kaboodle say the name of the attack (Kibble...Star...CANNON...!) in perfect synchronization of the blast. The blast, itself, is a powerful large laser around the same height as herself. It is capable of shredding high-health enemies in seconds. Additionally, it can be used for mobility as seen in the escape scene in the end of the Pilot episode.

Relationships: -Allies/Farcade: Kaboodle Kaboodle is Kit's main ally, coming from her original game. Throughout the pilot they are shown to have a positive relationship with one another, and they cooperate together well. Kaboodle allows Kit to store things inside him, and Kaboodle becomes armor for Kit and sometimes he allows Kit to wear him as a backpack. Having said that, she acknowledges that he can be a jerk. Kaboodle is a small, irregularly shaped grey metal rock with one red eye and flexible mechanical arms and legs. His hands and feet are red and a shape similar to that of a Lego character. In backpack mode, when being on Kit's back, his arms and feet work as straps around her shoulders. Kaboodle has a great sense of humor, but he can be sarcastic at times too. When he gets angry, he yells loudly and is extremely foul-mouthed, a sign he does not have a lot of patience. He does not accept he likes to spend time with his partner. He isn’t a bad guy though as he genuinely cares about Kit and was saddened by the destruction of Flappers’s Game World.

Dusk Although Kit has not had many interactions so far with Dusk, she joined him and the Farcade during the destruction of her game despite being hesitant at first, meaning that she trusts him with her safety. However, they likely have wildly differing ideas on how to protect the Gameoverse, shown when she's complaining about being sent on a recon mission in the PILOT, likely from a more highly ranked agent like Dusk. Dusk appears as a lavender-skinned humanoid with red eyes and long white hair. He has long, elf-like ears and wears a black and red, hourglass-shaped suit that shows his chest. He wears bright red, gauntlet-style gloves that cover his hands and extend up his forearms, ending just below his elbows, with maroon pants, and bright red boots that have an V-shaped top cuff with a slight heel. Little can be inferred about his personality as of late. All that can currently be said about Dusk is that he maintains a utilitarian mindset and focuses solely on protecting the many worlds within the Gameoverse. He does not allow himself to become distracted or sentimental, nor does he tolerate it when his agents are. He instead prioritizes what he sees as the bigger picture, believing that saving an entire world is more important than saving a single game character.

Gobbles Kit generally has a friendly bond with Gobbles. She doesn't criticize him in terms of his "usefulness" to the team and their ship like Kaboodle does, and whenever he does, she defends Gobbles and points out his strengths. As her trauma increasingly dominated her mind throughout majority of the pilot up until the beginning of the climax where Flappers fights with Snappers, Gobbles was the one that snapped her back into reality and lent her a helping hand, which showed his true role to the crew and proved he is a suitable sidekick to Kit whenever she and Kaboodle are separated, as they were in the PILOT. Gobbles is a short, cartoony, magenta t-rex with large round eyes with purple irises. He has light pink, round spikes on his back, as well as a light pink belly pattern. He wears a light blue tie around his neck with a letter "G" in yellow, most likely standing for his name. He is spotted with a dark shade of pink. Gobbles was originally a cheerful dinosaur character who got along well with his friends and other inhabitants of his game world. Kind, but simple-minded, and helpful by nature, he was always eager to assist others whenever he could, especially Kit and Kaboodle after meeting them. He possessed a sense of justice and heroism, though it was naturally toned down to fit the lighthearted nature of his educational game world. Although humorously oblivious at times, Gobbles was also very compassionate and emotionally aware, often noticing when others were struggling and offering comforting words in response. His cooperative attitude and genuine willingness to help made him someone who naturally wanted to support not only his friends, but anyone else in need.

Flappers Kit and Flappers share a bond that is fundamentally grounded in shared trauma of Fold, disguised as a sheet of paper, tricking them into beating their game, therefore their worlds being destroyed by the grave mistake of "eliminating the final boss and completing the game." However, during the majority of the PILOT, they don't share one (at least not as deep as it became by the end). She at first mistook him for a background character because he was "too helpful," and later on once she and Gobbles found out that Flappers is actually the hero, they attempted to hinder him from continuing his adventure and defeating Snappers. This failed as Flappers was deceived by Fold (disguised as "Mr. Paper") into thinking Kit and Gobbles are actually his enemies, prompting him to not listen to them, go on to defeat Snappers, and consequently destroy his world. Kit empathized with him after that, and later recruited him into Farcade.

Flappers now has round, cartoonish eyes with blue irises instead of simple dots. He is also shown to have a mouth with a row of teeth, and has pink blushes on his face. His dorsal fin is also now larger than the original design. Occasionally, Flappers gains muscles and pecs when fighting his enemies.

Flappers is eminently silly and upbeat with an extroverted personality. He also possesses a great sense of heroism and is willing to fight to protect his village. His care for his village is shown further in the Pilot Episode when he asks if it's his fault when his world starts getting destroyed after he defeated Snappers. He is also shown to be able to get angry too as he showed anger at Syntax as they absorbed the float from his just destroyed Game World.

-Group Syntax: Malice & Mayhem Malice was the villain on Kit's world before it's destruction, both having fought each other with Kit and Kaboodle merging to beating her and Mayhem. At the starting fight sequence in the PILOT unveil that Fold and Malice had worked together to intentionally make Kit "defeat" her, Fold happening to use a similar manipulative tactic that was used onto Flappers, so that her world is destroyed and Malice can fight her yet again. Kit was able to find out while Flappers unknowingly trusted "Mr. Paper", prompting her to fruitlessly try to snatch the paper from his hands. Fold is wary of her, since it's implied that he was the one who had a hand in her world destruction, is fully aware of her fighting abilities, though he relaxes when he notices Kaboodle not with her. On Kit's end, she doesn't seem to recognize him, implying he never once spoke during his mission on Kit's world. This is further supported by the fact he only revealed himself to Flappers when he accidentally yelled in pain. Fold appears as a white, paper-like humanoid featuring sharp, spiky teeth and a single reddish-lavender eye with a white sclera. Due to his paper physiology, he can seamlessly mimic regular paper and possesses the ability to fold himself into a wide array of shapes and sizes. Fold functions as a highly dedicated field agent for Syntax, though he frequently battles severe anxiety and high levels of stress, causing him to panic under intense pressure. Much of this instability stems from his submissive, turbulent partnership with Miss Information. Because he constantly represses his stress, it frequently manifests as outward aggression toward others. However, when actively targeting heroes, Fold transforms into a cold, manipulative tactician, donning a deceptively helpful persona to trick them with strategic advice. Miss Information is a devoted member of Syntax, being second in-command after Warrick. She is ambitious, confident, and doesn’t tolerate people standing in the way of achieving her goals. However, she sometimes underestimates those who she believes are beneath her, and even takes delight in making her mission partner, Fold, miserable. This is shown several times throughout the pilot, where Miss Information is seen mocking and berating Fold, and at the end trying to pin the blame on him for not obliterating the Farcade. Miss Information is a young human woman with long blonde hair in a pony tail, black eyebrows, maroon eyes, white sclera, and warm, light skin and lipstick: her top lip is black, while her bottom lip is purple. Her figure is lean and athletic with wide hips and sturdy legs. She wears a purple military suit with a yellow half on the torso area. Along with that, she is also dressed with a purple belt with a yellow belt buckle. On her head you can observe a dark purple spiked hat, the same color as her uniform. She also wears knee high high-heeled boots. Crab Girl works for Syntax, meaning she is a villain, however she acts nowhere near as villainous as other various antagonists throughout the show. The only thing she says is “I’m Crab Girl” or “Oh yeah, I’m Crab Girl”, making it hard to describe her personality specifically although it may be of a low intellect. She has shown however that she is not above eating people. Warrick is made out of parts from various video game villains. One of his arms is a large, dark, reddish-brown mass, while the other is a pale green/yellow with big muscles and is seemingly stitched onto his torso. He has jagged, curved horns sticking out of his head, with one that appears to be broken off. His helmet glows with bright red from the inside and has jagged teeth as the bottom jaw. He has a strap crossing his abs and torso, which has a charm holding it to his right arm that looks similar to a fox or wolf.

Warrick perceives the Gameoverse as a harsh and relentless realm, primarily because each world faces destruction when its respective heroes triumph over the final boss. This grim reality fuels his intense desire to alter the fabric of existence itself to reclaim what he has lost. Warrick often becomes visibly frustrated and stressed; a recurring habit of dealing with the follies and mistakes his henchmen make, even for the simplest of things. When one of his subordinates fails and causes detriment to another, he demands an apology not to him, but to the one affected. He has displayed leniency toward new recruits, as when Crab Girl threw up near him, he directed his annoyance and anger to someone else to clean up the mess.

Kaboodle is a small, irregularly shaped grey metal rock with one red eye, a mouth that he can speak to anyone for communication purposes and flexible mechanical arms and legs. His hands and feet are red and a shape similar to that of a Lego character. In backpack mode, when being on Kit's back, his arms and feet work as straps around her shoulders.

Personality Kaboodle is a rude and crude person and has a great sense sardonic humor towards people, but he can be very sarcastic at times too and is mostly cynical of many things and people. He mostly is the one to complain about things and when he gets angry, he bursts out and calls someone out favor things and is extremely foul-mouthed, a sign that he doesn’t have much patience.

He usually isn't that friendly with most except for Kit which usually likes to spend time with as she is his partner, and he is known to deeply care about her. Although he isn’t bad, as he genuinely cares about Kit and was saddened by the destruction of their own and Flappers’s Game worlds.

Biography Background Kaboodle hailed from a game world where he was the sidekick of Kit and the two were the main protagonist heroes, working to protect it alongside their friends. When the two main antagonist villains known as Malice and Mayhem threatened their world, Kit and Kaboodle worked together to stop them. After a tense battle, the two succeeded in defeating the villains, but this in turn triggered a cataclysmic event that destroyed their world because the game had been completed. Their friends who were back in the home village were all killed in the ensuing destruction. Kit and Kaboodle were only able to survive when a mysterious figure known as Dusk appeared out of nowhere and offered them salvation from their destroyed world. From then on, Kit and Kaboodle were recruited and worked under Dusk as agents of the Farcade, an organization whose goal was to prevent heroes from defeating their villains, and save other game worlds from annihilation.

The two traveled across different game worlds to stop the win condition and prevent their destruction. Their mission was to locate the heroes of these worlds and stop them from defeating their villains. They would either intercept and divert the heroes, or aid the villains in defeating them instead. However, there were times when they failed, unable to stop the heroes from defeating their villains and in turn triggering the same cataclysm that destroyed their own world.

At the same time, Kit and Kaboodle also worked to stop the Syntax, an enemy organization of the Farcade whose goal was to aid the heroes and ensure the destruction of various game worlds before collecting their remnants known as Float for their own nefarious schemes.

Gobbles is a short, cartoony, magenta t-rex with large round eyes with purple irises. He has light pink, round spikes on his back, as well as a light pink belly pattern. He wears a light blue tie around his neck with a letter "G" in yellow, most likely standing for his name. He is spotted with a dark shade of pink.

Gobbles was originally a cheerful dinosaur character who got along well with his friends and other inhabitants of his game world. Kind, but simple-minded, and helpful by nature, he was always eager to assist others whenever he could, especially Kit and Kaboodle after meeting them. He possessed a sense of justice and heroism, though it was naturally toned down to fit the lighthearted nature of his educational game world. Although humorously oblivious at times, Gobbles was also very compassionate and emotionally aware, often noticing when others were struggling and offering comforting words in response. His cooperative attitude and genuine willingness to help made him someone who naturally wanted to support not only his friends, but anyone else in need.

Because he came from a kid-friendly and educational world, Gobbles has a natural predilection for learning in a safe and non-violent manner; he also has a passion for singing and music. He struggled to understand and cope with darker, more mature experiences, especially when his game was completed and the world began collapsing around him while his friends were all killed in the ensuing destruction. Other tense or dangerous situations tended to leave him frightened and confused. The destruction of his game world and deaths of his friends also left a lasting impact on Gobbles, similar to Kit and many other heroes.

Although Gobbles could be nervous and timid at times, he was also capable of showing genuine courage and bravery when it mattered most. Thanks to his educational background, he adapted surprisingly well, albeit slowly, to new situations and was always eager to learn.

Here, his design is heavily similar to the old one, albeit with a few changes. Flappers now has round, cartoonish eyes with blue irises instead of simple dots. He is also shown to have a mouth with a row of teeth, and has pink blushes on his face. His dorsal fin is also now larger than the original design. Occasionally, Flappers gains muscles and pecs when fighting his enemies.

Personality Flappers is eminently silly and upbeat with an extroverted personality. He also possesses a great sense of heroism and is willing to fight to protect his village. His care for his village is shown further in the Pilot Episode when he asks if it's his fault when his world starts getting destroyed after he defeated Snappers. He is also shown to be able to get angry and upset too as he showed anger at Syntax as they absorbed the float from his just destroyed Game World and was saddened at his home’s destruction.

He is not the sharpest tool in the shed, as he is shown struggling to read and that he only even first learnt what reading is after Gobbles taught it to him.

Dusk appears as a lavender-skinned humanoid with red eyes and long white hair. He has long, elf-like ears and wears a black and red, hourglass-shaped suit that shows his chest. He wears bright red, gauntlet-style gloves that cover his hands and extend up his forearms, ending just below his elbows, with maroon pants, and a belt with a brown color that has the Farcade insignia on it and bright red boots that have an V-shaped top cuff with a slight heel.

Personality Little can be inferred about his personality as of late. All that can currently be said about Dusk is that he maintains a utilitarian mindset and focuses solely on protecting the many worlds within the Gameoverse. He does not allow himself to become distracted or sentimental, nor does he tolerate it when his agents are. He instead prioritizes what he sees as the bigger picture, believing that saving an entire world is more important than saving a single game character.

The Syntax Symbol Syntax are the main antagonists of Gameoverse's reboot series.

They are a cadre of villains led by Warrick who seek to destroy game worlds throughout the Gameoverse before harvesting their remnants, known as "Float". They accomplish this by helping the heroes win their games, ensuring that the Win Condition is met. As a result, a cataclysm is triggered that destroys those worlds. They also recruit additional villains into their ranks, and those who refuse to join are destroyed by Warrick.

According to Warrick, the purpose of harvesting Float is to one day restore all the worlds that have been lost.

He is the leader of Syntax Symbol Syntax, a cabal of video game villains dedicated to manipulating the heroes of the Gameoverse into completing their games in order to cause the destruction of their home planets. Warrick intends to absorb the "Float" left behind from destroyed planets so he can "change the rules" of the Gameoverse to bring back those who've been lost.

Appearance Warrick is made out of parts from various video game villains. One of his arms is a large, dark, reddish-brown mass, while the other is a pale green/yellow with big muscles and is seemingly stitched onto his torso. He has jagged, curved horns sticking out of his head, with one that appears to be broken off. His helmet glows with bright red from the inside and has jagged teeth as the bottom jaw. He has a strap crossing his abs and torso, which has a charm holding it to his right arm that looks similar to a fox or wolf.

Personality Warrick perceives the Gameoverse as a harsh and relentless realm, primarily because each world faces destruction when its respective heroes triumph over the final boss. This grim reality fuels his intense desire to alter the fabric of existence itself to reclaim what he has lost. Warrick often becomes visibly frustrated and stressed; a recurring habit of dealing with the follies and mistakes his henchmen make, even for the simplest of things. When one of his subordinates fails and causes detriment to another, he demands an apology not to him, but to the one affected. He has displayed leniency toward new recruits, as when Crab Girl threw up near him, he directed his annoyance and anger to someone else to clean up the mess.

Miss Information is one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside Fold) of Gameoverse's reboot series.

Appearance Physique Miss Information is a young human woman with long blonde hair in a pony tail, black eyebrows, maroon eyes, white sclera, and warm, light skin and lipstick: her top lip is black, while her bottom lip is purple. Her figure is lean and athletic with wide hips and sturdy legs.

Default Uniform She wears a purple military suit with a yellow half on the torso area. Along with that, she is also dressed with a purple belt with a yellow belt buckle. On her head you can observe a dark purple spiked hat, the same color as her uniform. She also wears knee high high-heeled boots.

Swimsuit Upon arriving on Flapper's Game World, she swaps her outfit to a two-piece bikini swimsuit consisting of a top that features a yellow sweetheart neckline with purple border straps that wrap around her neck like a halter tie and forms a cross below her ample bust. Her swimsuit bottoms are a low-rise V-cut style briefs that match the top's dual-tone aesthetic, with the panels divided into yellow and purple asymmetrical halves. The high cut of the briefs adds allure to her hips. Along with this ensemble that accentuates her physique, she wears her hair back in an updo bun and is barefoot.

Personality Miss Information is a devoted member of Syntax, being second in-command after Warrick. She is ambitious, confident, and doesn’t tolerate people standing in the way of achieving her goals. However, she sometimes underestimates those who she believes are beneath her, and even takes delight in making her mission partner, Fold, miserable. This is shown several times throughout the pilot, where Miss Information is seen mocking and berating Fold, and at the end trying to pin the blame on him for not obliterating the Farcade.

Fold is one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside Miss Information) of the Gameoverse reboot series.

He is a paper-based humanoid entity who operates as a field agent for Syntax. Fold specializes in orchestrating the downfall of various game worlds by deceptively "helping" heroes complete their games—an act that ultimately triggers their world's destruction, serving the grand designs of his superior, Warrick.

Appearance Fold appears as a white, paper-like humanoid featuring sharp, spiky teeth and a single reddish-lavender eye with a white sclera. Due to his paper physiology, he can seamlessly mimic regular paper and possesses the ability to fold himself into a wide array of shapes and sizes.

Personality Fold functions as a highly dedicated field agent for Syntax, though he frequently battles severe anxiety and high levels of stress, causing him to panic under intense pressure. Much of this instability stems from his submissive, turbulent partnership with Miss Information. Because he constantly represses his stress, it frequently manifests as outward aggression toward others. However, when actively targeting heroes, Fold transforms into a cold, manipulative tactician, donning a deceptively helpful persona to trick them with strategic advice.

Despite his frequent bickering and constant fighting with Miss Information, Fold harbors genuine care for her safety. This is demonstrated during the confrontation between Snappers and Flappers, where he can be seen shielding her as the peak of the volcano begins to collapse.

Malice is a major antagonist in Gameoverse's reboot series. She is one of the two primary villains alongside her partner Mayhem featured in Kit and Kaboodle's game prior to its destruction. However, she and Mayhem survived the destruction of their game and now work for the Syntax.

Appearance Malice is a tall, slim humanoid robotic cat with a curvy pear-shaped figure and a slim-plump build similar to Kit's. Her design is centered around a spherical head dominated by a single large eye featuring a yellow sclera, a rectangular pupil, and a square-shaped glint. She wears a constant wide grin lined with sharp, zig-zagging teeth, while her short purple bob-cut hair forms a spiky silhouette with long side bangs ending in triangular points that frame her face. Several aspects of her appearance also resemble Kaboodle's design.

Her body is primarily composed of segmented gray metal reinforced with sleek purple plating. Black spherical shoulder joints connect to segmented gray plating on the upper arms, neck, midriff, and thighs, while her limbs and feet/lower legs are built from extendable-looking mechanical segments. An orange glowing port is embedded in the center of her chest.

Malice's hands resemble purple, mechanical gauntlets fitted with orange glowing ports and three sharp gray claws on each finger assembly. She wears sleek purple armor that resembles a metallic bikini-like chest and pelvic structure, complemented by flared purple-metal greaves-like feet/lower legs that end in light gray chiseled toes shaped like claws. Completing her silhouette is a long zig-zagging tail constructed from purple metal segments.

Personality Existing as the villain of her game world, Malice is shown as a naturally sadistic and unhinged robotic character. She will do anything to kill Kit and Kaboodle so she can win. This is vividly illustrated when she merged with Mayhem, which was by allowing herself to be torn apart and consumed, an experience that clearly inflicts pain yet elicits laughter from her.

Even after their defeat, Malice alongside Mayhem survived and hold a grudge against Kit and Kaboodle for their defeat as well as what happened to their world as a result. They are eager for revenge and show delight when this opportunity presents itself.

Mayhem is a supporting antagonist in Gameoverse's reboot series. He is Malice's accomplice and one of the two primary villains featured in Kit's game prior to its destruction. However, he and Malice survived this and now work with the Syntax.

Appearance Mayhem is a large robust robot with purple attributes. He has a large red eye with a square pupil, and has a polished surface look. He also is somewhat similar to Kaboodle.

Personality Existing as one of the villains of his game world alongside Malice, Mayhem is naturally violent towards good characters. He has a bestial mentality and is ferocious in combat. On the other hand, he clearly has a positive bond with Malice, albeit one built on sadistic pleasure.

Even after their defeat, Mayhem alongside Malice survived and hold a grudge against Kit and Kaboodle for their defeat as well as what happened to their world as a result. They are eager for revenge and show delight when this opportunity presents itself.

Crab Girl is a supporting antagonist in Gameoverse's reboot series. She is a newly recruited minion of Warrick as a part of his army, the Syntax.

Appearance Crab Girl is a large red crustacean, with long stalk eyes and witb large eyelashes. She has sharp white teeth and a dark red chest pattern, she also has dark green square pupils, and yellow eyes.

Personality Crab Girl works for Syntax, meaning she is a villain, however she acts nowhere near as villainous as other various antagonists throughout the show. The only thing she says is “I’m Crab Girl” or “Oh yeah, I’m Crab Girl”, making it hard to describe her personality specifically although it may be of a low intellect. She is shown to be friendly as she waved to Snappers when he boarded the Syntax ship. She has shown however that she is not above eating people.