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The image should be enough, but give me a basic rundown of your character. For images, you're free to use whatever. Anime, images from source material, or art.

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Remember that we'll be reimagining characters, so you have a bit of freedom to do as you please personality-wise. Just don't go too crazy.

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Again, reimagining characters, so you're free to change aspects of any characters past, and add onto things.

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Basically anything your character has to bring to the table. Whether it's Ben 10's Omnitrix, Dexter's genius, or Ed's strength. List anything.

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What are any limits and weaknesses that apply to your character?

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Anything else comin' to mind?

"Are you some kind of idiot?"

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"I don't smile."

Even though Mandy is controlling, manipulative, wrathful, even devilish at times, she seems like your average little girl wearing a pink dress with a yellow flower in the center, black maryjanes, and blonde hair accessorized with a black headband. Although she has thick, dark eyebrows that are almost always furrowed and a frown to match which gives her a scowling expression most of the time. And her hair is curved into a style resembling devil horns. Her eye color is blue, and yes, she has no apparent nose. If you mention this, she will punch you.

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"I'm not scared: I just don't trust the way they spin, is all."
- Mandy, lying to disapprove her apparent fear of Figure Skaters.

Mandy is cold-hearted, bitter, cynical, merciless and behaves herself with far more superiority than almost any other person in the Multiverse. With her usual flat expression she is known to never smile; aside from a cynical one when she gets her way. She has an antagonistic nature and is usually looking out for ways she can profit in a situation, even if it means ruining something for others. Generally she is not one you can make friends with, but if you are at least competent she'll tolerate you: And if you're an idiot, she'll use you to do her bidding; Exploiting you for whatever you're worth.

Mandy also has an intelligence and strength not to be reckoned with. She has an almost superhuman force as she is able to battle monsters with ease as well as being able to understand complex theories of the world when referring to her intelligence, despite being a child. Due to her intimidating demeanor and wits, Mandy can often manipulate many people due to their weaker resolves; Being surprisingly terrifying for only being a child. And when that doesn't work, Mandy will take what she wants by force: Often with those who cross her suffering the aftermath.

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"I'll get to be the Keeper of The Reaper."

Ever since Mandy was a child, she has been known to never smile. She was even visibly upset while still inside of her mother; And after being born, a pack of wolves attempted to claim Mandy as their own. While this didn't come to pass, it led to Mandy growing up as a child who left her parents terrified; They were by all means afraid of Mandy, and gave her everything she wanted. She never had to worry about anything, as if they couldn't provide it, she'd just force it out of someone else.

Early in her life, she met her only friend Billy: The idiot kept ringing her doorbell until she finally answered, and then he took her feeding bottle, drank everything in it, and shoved an ice-cream cone onto her face saying she had no nose. As to be expected of Mandy, she punched him, called him a creep, and slammed the door. Billy took this as a sign of friendship; And while Mandy was annoyed by this, she kept Billy around and manipulated him over the years for her own amusement.

Both twelve, Mandy, along with Billy, were discussing the possible death of Billy's hamsster, Mr Snuggles, on his tenth birthday. At this point she met Grim, the Grim Reaper, and haggled with him to not claim Mr. Snuggles soul. She convinced him to play a game of Limbo; And if he won, he got the hamster. But if he lost, he'd be her slave. After a bit of cheating, Mandy won; And ended up with the Grim Reaper as her personal servant. He's also Billy's friend, on the side. That didn't matter, though.

Over the last two years Grim, Billy, and Mandy have gone through many situations. Some have been painful, others fun, some world-ending, some granting one of them god-tier powers until the others ruined it. No matter what, however, they all just ended up back at Mandy's house, sitting on the couch, watching T.V like it never happened.

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"Do it, or I'll make you play with Saliva again."

-Intimidating Demeanor & Intelligence-
Despite her lack of supernatural powers, Mandy primarily relies on using her intelligence and intimidating demeanor to get her way and resolve difficult challenges. She is capable of using her wits and boldness to exploit the mental and emotional weaknesses of certain individuals and then uses her intimidating appearance and personality to weaken their resolve and thus allow her to gain the upper hand over them or even seemingly control their minds due to the emotional scars she may cause them, however this usually does not work on individuals of equal intelligence to her or those who have a strong will.

Being that she is still human, there are still several occasions in which Mandy is outwitted, imprisoned or about to be destroyed, at which point she relies on either her wits to think of a way out or on Grim and Billy to help her out or by manipulating them or someone else nearby. Considering that most of the other characters in the series tend to lack common sense, Mandy is able to figure out simple solutions that others were usually oblivious to.

-Combat Able-
Mandy has superior physical strength and martial arts skills which she can use to best most ordinary humans and even some large monsters, but these abilities are usually kept in reserve due to her preferring to use her intimidation and manipulation skills.

-Operational Abilities-
Mandy is fully capable of operating cars and robots; As well as using arcane artifacts and weapons to give her an edge. This allows her a lot more versatility than most characters, giving most would only be familiar with one or two subjects, if that many. She has notably wielded the Scythe of The Reaper on multiple occasions.

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Mandy not smiling is a very important thing in her universe; If Mandy ever tries to force a smile in any situation while in her own universe, it will cause the very fabric of the universe to unravel, and possibly warp it into an entirely new reality.

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"I hate you, Irwin."

-Figure Skaters-
Mandy has a huge fear of them. Why? That's personal. Just know she STRONGLY dislikes them.

-Mortality-
Being both a normal human being (a 14-year-old girl, in fact) and a non-gag character, Mandy isn't difficult to take down under the right circumstances. Blast her with magic? Dead. Guns? Dead. Anvil? Dead. Plunger gun to the face? That'd just piss her off. While she's stronger than most, she's still not the strongest of them all.

As far as mentality goes, most human beings won't outsmart Mandy aside from intelligent villains, or genius good guys. Non-human entities that usually boast more power than humans are, for the most part, if they are competent, able to handle her.

-Lack of Compassion-
Mandy seems to not care about anybody aside from her friend Billy and her dog, Saliva. Unless it benefits her to do so, she won't often help anyone out: She isn't one to make friends easily, if at all. This can make life complicated when she confronts something she actually can't handle herself.

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"*Cracks Knuckles*"

I've tried to keep accurate to Mandy and did indeed take a few things above, mainly the abilities section, straight from the Grim Adventures wiki except where tweaks were needed. Mainly so no debates about these things being canon can really be argued (Though I know Wiki's are somewhat unreliable, but the majority of the information read over was accurate, from what I can personally recall of the show.)

"What do you think of that, Mr. Pajama-Wearing, Basket-Face, Slipper-Wielding, Clype-Dreep-Bachle, Gether-Uping-Blate-Maw..."



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"...Bleathering, Gomeril, Jessie..."

The Scotsman is a hulking figure of muscle, sinew, and fat. His bright orange hair, tied back into a ponytail and covering his face, is thick and a bit matted. His left leg has been replaced with a machine gun, and on his back he carries a magic Scottish claymore. He also carries a set of bagpipes, on which he plays an ear-murdering piece of 'music'

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"...Oaf-Looking, Scooner, Nyaff..."

The Scotsman, is a loud, boisterous braggart, with no concept of true manners or an inside voice, with a temperament to match. His explosive personality often puts others on-edge, and his concept of 'fun and entertaining' is often a far cry from any "civilized" person he may come across. However, despite his flashy, excited personality, he is by no means an idiot, and has wit and intelligence in both battle and conversation, even if he is a bit more straightforward than most in both situations. Ultimately he's massive man with an equally massive personality, but he can fit in with those less boisterous if need be.

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"...Plookie, Shan, Milk-Drinking..."

Born in what remained of the Scotland of Aku's corrupted Earth, the Scotsman grew up a proud member of his clan, if a bit less rowdy than the rest. Trained in the art of battle, when he would come of age, he would prove himself the mightiest warrior of his clan, chosen to wield the clan's sacred Runic Claymore, a weapon capable of feats similar to his ally Jack's blessed katana.

Leaving his home clan to forge a name for himself, and find his destiny, The Scotsman would leave home with nothing but his sword and a set of Bagpipes. During his travels, a choice encounter with bounty hunters would see his left leg removed, and replaced with of all things, a machine gun. Eventually he would have his fateful encounter with the Samurai of legend, Jack.

Both trying to cross the same rope bridge, Jack and the Scotsman would see themselves engage in battle first with each other, and then with bounty hunters pursuing them both. Defeating them, Jack and the Scotsman would later meet again, when the Scotsman requested his help in rescuing his wife from the clutches of Celtic Demons. They would save her, and then go their separate ways for a time.

More recently, Jack and The Scotsman would meet again on a ship, with Jack having lost his memory, believing himself to be a waterboy for the vessel. The Scotsman would go on a quest with the amnesiac Jack, to recover his memory, eventually defeating a group of Sirens, and restoring Jack to his rightful self. Once again, the two would go their separate ways, The Scotsman ending up in the current situation.

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"...Soy-Faced Shilpit, Mim-Moothed, Sniveling..."

Master Swordsman: The Scotsman is a highly talented swordsman. In his first appearance, he proved to be able to fight Jack to a stalemate, and even appeared to be marginally less exhausted after the battle than Jack was. He is also just as proficient as Jack at dicing up hordes of lesser opponents.

Superhuman Endurance: The Scotsman is capable of defeating hundreds of opponents before tiring, as well as being capable of roaming tirelessly for days while carrying a sleeping Jack when the latter had lost his memory. Additionally, after his first battle with Jack, he was apparently slightly less tired than Jack, as he managed to remain on his feet while Jack was seen exhaustedly slumped over the side of a bridge (though the Scotsman was still too tired to lift his sword).

Superhuman Strength: The Scotsman possesses physical strength far beyond what a normal human could ever hope to achieve. He has been shown to be capable of easily lifting and throwing a tank. He is also capable of running while carrying multi-ton loads and hitting robots with his head and hands so hard as to make them explode.

Peg-leg machine gun: The Scotsman's left leg has been replaced by a machine gun. He often uses this weapon when facing multiple opponents, and appears to be an excellent marksman. Additionally, the weapon seems to never run out of bullets (or, at least, he has never been shown reloading it).

Superhuman Durability: The Scotsman appears to be extremely durable, as he has been shown enduring circumstances that would maim or kill an ordinary man without injury, such as simply laughing off the bites of robotic alligators.

High-powered explosives: The Scotsman carries a number of extremely high-yield bombs in a pouch on the front of his belt, which he tends to use in situations where he doesn't feel his opponents are worthy of his sword. These explosives, despite typically being about the size of a hand grenade, possess enough explosive power to level buildings and, in one instance, destroy an entire cruise ship.

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"...Worm-Eyed, Hotten-Blaugh, Vile-Stoochie, Cally-Breek-Tattie?"

I've worked on keeping him as accurate as possible, filling in gaps when need-be. I've especially kept his abilities in-line with what is showcased in the show, so there should be no worries there.

"Oh, maaaaaan!"

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"Every Ben for himself!"

Albedo is a Galvan whose DNA has been replaced by that of Benjamin Kirby Tennyson of the Prime Timeline, transforming him into a clone of the Prime Ben. A feedback pulse resulted in his DNA becoming damaged, altering his appearance to have red eyes, white hair, and black eyebrows. His alien forms also exhibit different color patterns from the Prime Ben, resulting in Albedo sometimes being referred to as ‘Negative Ben.’ As punishment for his arrogance, Albedo’s physical form was changed to trap him in the body of a 10 year old Ben Tennyson.

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"Now I see the universe for what it is: We are all dust, bound by one enormous, universal force."

Arrogant, bigoted, and self-righteous, Albedo believes the Galvan to be the superior species in the universe for their intellect. His hero worship of the First Thinker (Azmuth) has soured into skepticism and loathing, leading to his fall from grace. His struggles to defeat Azimuth and Ben Tennyson have not been without learning, however, as Albedo experienced an epiphany about destruction, creation, and the nature of the universe during the period that he possessed Azmuth’s greater intellect.

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"My lust for power, my jealousy of Azmuth, it isn't just evil, ultimately; it's pointless."

Albedo, like most Galvans, grew up with a great respect for the First Thinker, Azmuth. He regarded it as a great honor when he was chosen to become one of Azmuth’s lab assistants, working alongside his hero and mentor on the project that eventually became the Omnitrix. Albedo’s contribution to the product was in designing the software interface that the Omnitrix utilizes. During the period that he worked with Azmuth, Albedo worked alongside the clandestine alien service known as the Plumbers and aided Max Tennyson in defending the Solar System from attack.

Albedo learned that the Omnitrix had come into the possession of a human child when the device began to malfunction, causing Ben Tennyson to transform into different aliens without any control over the transformation. In identifying the cause of the malfunction, the creature known as Malware was revealed. Albedo was key to stopping the threat posed by Malware, much to Ben’s regret. This incident proved the inception of Albedo’s fall from grace. Unable to comprehend how Azmuth could allow the Omnitrix to be wielded by a human child, Albedo began to become a skeptic and question the ways of the First Thinker. This skepticism turned to outright rebellion, with Azmuth firing Albedo.

Believing the Galvans to be the superior intellect, Albedo used his knowledge of the Omnitrix to create a duplicate of his former mentor’s masterpiece. His work in recreating the Omnitrix was perfect -- so perfect, in fact, that testing of the duplicate Omnitrix caused it to sync with the original. When this happened, Ben Tennyson’s DNA was coded as Albedo’s default form. This caused him to swap bodies, as his natural Galvan form became only sustainable for short periods, after which he reverted back into a clone of Ben Tennyson. Disgusted at having become human, Albedo traveled to Earth in the hopes of capturing the original Omnitrix and using it to re-set his own to restore him to his Galvan form permanently. This attempt was not only unsuccessful, but a feedback pulse from Ben Tennyson’s Omnitrix damaged Albedo’s DNA, resulting in his appearance altering to exhibit the colors red, white, and black.

Imprisoned into the null void, Albedo was released by the interstellar warlord known as Vilgax, who wanted Albedo’s knowledge of the Omnitrix in order to defeat Ben Tennyson. Building upon his broken Omnitrix, Albedo was able to upgrade the disabled weapon into the Ultimatrix, though he was not able to overcome Vilgax when the warlord (inevitably) betrayed him. After Vilgax’s defeat, Albedo returned to Earth with Ben Tennyson, who agreed to let Albedo go in exchange for the Ultimatrix.

Albedo lived on Earth, portraying Ben Tennyson in a television series based around Ben’s aliens. Using the studio as cover, Albedo set a plan in motion that enabled him to alter his DNA at will, allowing him to return to his Galvan form. This DNA transformation was unstable, however, causing him to revert back to his ‘Negative Ben’ imperfect human clone form. He later built a new Ultimatrix, which he used to stabilize himself in Galvan form. Using this second Ultimatrix, he evolved the Galvan form into Negative Ultimate Grey Matter and was successful in kidnapping Azmuth. With the First Thinker in his possession, Albedo siphoned the knowledge from out of his former mentor. However, possession of Azmuth’s knowledge caused Albedo to have an epiphany, and he ceased his attack on Earth in order to restore and release the First Thinker.

As punishment for what he had done, Azmuth modified the Ultimatrix to revert Albedo back into his human clone form. Horrified at the prospect of being a teenage Ben Tennyson, Albedo was shocked when the Ultimatrix timed out, reducing him to a new default form: a negative version of Ben Tennyson’s childhood self.

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"I don’t need an Omnitrix to destroy you!"

Prime Thinker. Albedo is regarded as one of the most intelligent Galvans living, making him a distant second to Azmuth. His work as a research assistant for Azmuth results in Albedo having a great deal of knowledge about science and technology, and his memory recall is adequate enough as to have re-created a perfect duplicate of the Omnitrix without access to Azmuth’s schematics for reference.

Ultimatrix. Albedo is the original creator of the Ultimatrix (albeit, from an incomplete prototype of Azmuth’s design). The one he currently possesses is the second Ultimatrix that he has constructed, which he wears over his right hand. Albedo’s Ultimatrix follows a red/black color scheme, which is also visible in the alien forms he takes (e.g. his Goop is red instead of green).

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"Can I get some sunscreen out here!?"

Only Human. In his default form, Albedo has all the physical limitations of a preadolescent human child; including need for an oxygen-rich environment with a pressurized atmosphere in order to breathe, 9-10 hours of sleep, access to food and potable water, and protection from the elements (such as sunscreen). He also demonstrates the emotional vulnerability and volatility of childhood.

Time Out. The Ultimatrix is only capable of sustaining an alien form for a limited amount of time. Extremes of energy output, such as making use of a so-called ‘Ultimate’ form further limits the amount of time that the Ultimatrix can safely sustain Albedo in that form before it will time out. Directed energy strikes can also trigger the time out feature as a safety measure to prevent overcharging the power cells. After the Ultimatrix times out, its functionality is locked out while the device undergoes a re-charging cycle.

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"What could be worse than being a sixteen year old Ben Tennyson?"

The departure here is the direction that the character takes after having had the epiphany from Ben 10: Omniverse “For A Few Brains More.” Whereas the show loops Albedo into the role of Vilgax’s recurring minion (despite Albedo’s intelligence and Vilgax having betrayed him every single time...), its noteworthy that Albedo doesn’t start off as a villain in the series and originally saved Ben from Malware. Thus, this depiction of Albedo is neither good nor bad, but capable of either.