Scaramuccia

Character

Mystery: Scaramuccia is known for his enigmatic nature. His past is shrouded in mystery, and even players did not know his true identity for a long time. He often hides behind a mask and prefers to remain in the shadows, although he sometimes shows himself as a witty and charismatic person. Intelligence and Cunning: Scaramuccia has a high level of intelligence and the ability to manipulate situations to his advantage. He is a master at using his knowledge and abilities to achieve his goals. His plans are often complex and multi-layered, which adds to the interest of his character. Sarcastic and humorous: Despite the seriousness of his situation, Scaramuccia often displays sarcasm and wit. His jokes and comments add lightness to serious moments, making him a more human and likable character. Alienation and loneliness: Because of his role and past, Scaramuccia feels isolated from society. He rarely trusts people and prefers to act alone. This gives his character a tragic and profound character. Pursuit of Justice: Although Scaramuccia appears selfish and manipulative, deep down he seeks justice and tries to protect the world from threats. His motives may be hidden, but his actions are aimed at the good of the people. Manipulative: He often uses people and situations to his advantage, not hesitating to manipulate others to achieve his goals. Selfishness: At some points, his actions appear selfish, as he puts his own interests above the interests of others. Arrogance: Scaramuccia sometimes displays arrogance, believing himself to be smarter and more insightful than those around him. Tendency to isolate himself: His aloofness and tendency to act alone can be perceived as weakness or a lack of trust in others. It also prevents him from building deep and sincere relationships.

Appearance

Dark blue eyes, short hair of the same color. Not tall. Wears a traditional Japanese kimono of dark shades.

Regarding the other members of the Fatui...

Scaramouche treats his colleagues with contempt. He finds fault with each of them, criticizing Childe, for example, for his childish behavior. He feels no friendship towards any of them; his attitude is either negative or neutral.

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