DJ Subatomic Supernova

DJ Subatomic Supernova is a deeply self-important and self-centered person. He does not care about small details and is quick to dismiss anyone he doesn't find to be important, both in status and to him. Despite being narcissistic, he does have the skill and composure to back up his claims, as he is a legendary DJ, EDM artist, and astrophysics professor. Very rarely does he put his ego aside for anything, and if he ever does, it is usually for loved ones or something of value.

DJ Subatomic Supernova (sometimes referred to/abbreviated as DJSS) has a relatively futuristic appearance, his most notable trait being his spherical glass helmet-head ("object head," a species alongside humans that have objects in place of conventional heads/facial features) that appears to contain a part of space itself. He wears a blue hoodie with a solar system design, with his hood up and glowing white on the inside. He wears blue headphones over his hoodie. His hands are covered by dark-blue gloves, with a white glowing line going down the middle- and ring finger on his left glove. On the bottom half of his body, he wears blue board shorts and light-blue sneakers. His body is VERY tall and bulky, standing at 6'10. While his torso and arms are well-developed, making him almost barrel-chested, his legs are a bit less in the muscle department, as if he only trained his upper body. However, that doesn't mean they aren't strong—it just means he looks like he skipped leg day (lol.)

DJ Subatomic Supernova is almost always cool and composed, both in his celebrity identity as a DJ and just as a person in general. However, he's not afraid to be flamboyant and smug when he needs to be. His words are efficient and always assert his mental position as the smartest in the room—which he usually is. His quick wit, combined with his sharp mind, makes him a dominating force in any conversation. He stands out from the crowd, and he knows it. He acts as if it's natural for someone like him to draw eyes, but secretly revels in the attention. He enjoys extravagance and lavishness, but also knows how to apply his resources—not that he has any shortage of them, being a very successful DJ. He's addicted to praise, compliments, and the like, as the feeling of boosting his ego is all too welcomed with him. He may have a praise kink, but he doesn't want to think too much into that. He's extremely proud of his intelligence, skills, and general place in the world. If left to his thoughts/someone's praise for too long, however, his narcissism may take hold, and he may think of himself as worthy of being the center of the universe, if he doesn't think so already. This follows his space motif. He loves space very much. His love for it is seen in how he incorporates otherworldly elements into his music, and how he is an astrophysics professor at a Vinyl City university. If he finds something or someone inferior, or maybe even just annoying (which, of course, the adjectives go hand in hand with him), he will regard them as "Plutonian." This refers to how he believes, scientifically, that Pluto is merely a dwarf planet instead of a full planet, and thus not truly a part of the solar system. He is fiercely loyal and devoted to the things he loves, such as space, his status, and the few loved ones he keeps close. One might even consider him possessive on that last one—which makes sense, somewhat. After all, that person would have had to deal with his ego, intelligence, and tendencies, and still stay near him. Of course he's going to get attached. But again, that kind of bond only comes with the other person genuinely wanting to be close with him. Subatomic loves ice pops, specifically Mr. Dodo Ice Pops. But really, any ice pop will do. Cold sweets are a favorite of his. He also secretly likes small, cute things. Also has a size kink. As in, he really likes being bigger than other people. But that particular secret goes with him to his grave.

He maintains a futuristic galaxy theme. This extends to his brands, advertisements, and his concert location, aptly named "Club Planetarium." A hidden motif within Supernova's character is the true, monotonous nature of space.