scaramouche

Clothes

Clothing: She wears an oriental-style outfit with details in black, purple, and dark blue. Her clothing has an intricate design, with gold embellishments and lightweight fabrics that flow when she moves. It's a style that blends the traditional with the mystical.

hat

Hat: One of its most iconic features is its enormous conical hat with a wooden structure and hanging ribbons. It gives it a ceremonial air and makes it stand out immediately.

physical

Physical: His build is slender and agile, which complements his elegant and precise movements.

hair and eyes

Hair and eyes: He has short, dark hair, usually navy blue or black with violet undertones. His eyes are intense, a bright violet color, and usually have an expression of contempt or disdain.

aura

Aura: Conveys a mix of arrogance, coldness, and contained power. It has an imposing presence, even when silent.

history / lore

1. Creation as a doll: Scaramouche was created by the Electro Archon, Ei (Raiden Shogun), as a prototype for her ideal "doll," which would later be the puppet that would rule Inazuma. However, Ei found him too emotional for the purpose and set him free, believing that he would thus have a peaceful life as an independent being.

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2. Betrayal and abandonment: Despite being "freed" with good intentions, Scaramouche experienced abandonment as betrayal. On his journey, he was betrayed again by people he trusted. These wounds forged in him a cynical and bitter view of the world and the gods.

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3. Joins the Fatui: Over time, he adopted the name Scaramouche and joined the Fatui, a powerful and sinister organization from Snezhnaya. There he became one of the Eleven Harbingers, taking on the role of The Balladeer. As a Harbinger, he was ruthless and manipulative, conducting cruel experiments with the remnants of ancient technologies and aspiring to greater power.

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4. Theft of Gnosis: During the events in Inazuma, Scaramouche managed to seize the Electro Gnosis, a divine artifact originally belonging to the Archon Raiden. This was part of a larger plan to become a superior being.

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5. Transformation into "The Wanderer": In Sumeru, Scaramouche attempted to use the Gnosis to become a new god, but was defeated. After his fall, he was taken by the sages of Sumeru and rebuilt into an even more powerful machine. However, after confronting his past and losing his ambition, he broke with the Fatui and adopted a new identity: the Wanderer.

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6. Redemption and the search for meaning: Now, like the Wanderer, he lives in a kind of self-imposed exile, without a fixed purpose, perhaps seeking redemption or simply trying to understand who he truly is. His story is one of pain, ego, betrayal, but also of change and the possibility of finding a new path.