Fighting Stick Figures

The Fighting Stick Figures are the tritagonists of the Animator vs. Animation series and the deuteragonists of its spin-off, Animation vs. Minecraft.
They are a group of stick figures from an Internet website who meet and befriend the Second Coming, becoming his best friends and accompanying him on his various adventures.
==Appearance==
The Fighting Stick Figures are a pair of four solid-headed stick figures of average height. All of them are named after their respectively colors: red, yellow, green and blue.
==Personalities==
The Fighting Stick Figures like sparring and are friendly towards the Second Coming, but since discovering Minecraft their characters have been fleshed out and they have gained different interests. 
Green is the Second Coming's closest friend of the four. He is known to be a great builder and architect, but is a show-off and arrogant to the point where the others prank him. He's also extremely skilled in music, more so than the others combined, and seemingly has a hatred with Purple due to the many times he betrayed and almost killed him, although this ended after he found out Purple's motives. He also has a sweet tooth, as shown numerous times.
Blue is interested with farming and alchemy. He is also the first one to find interest in note blocks. He is described by the real-life Alan Becker as a "hippie" who likes living free and is hesitant to get into fights. He has a comical addiction to nether warts, which ultimately starts the entire plot of Season 3 of the AvM Shorts. Out of all his friends, he seems to have the closest bond with Yellow.
Red is fond of animals, spawning passive mobs using spawn eggs. He has a natural connection with animals and sometimes uses them to join his antics. He is described as the younger brother of the group, who is a bit goofy and carried away sometimes, with him having a "shoot first, ask questions later" mentality where he does things before thinking about them. He can also be impatient as seen when he kicks YouTube out of annoyance towards it buffering. Red is also quite remorseful, as he expected to be punished for committing crimes when he was possessed (and fully conscious) by Herobrine, though his friends forgive him since he didn't mean to.
Yellow is an expert in redstone engineering and enjoys inventing machines. In the episode "Redstone Academy", he teaches the others about redstone components and judges their builds. He is also able to easily hack into the Dark Lord's console to send a message to the Animator. He's also shown to have a bit of a power-hungry side when he takes huge interest in King Orange's command block, culminating in him stealing it, putting it on his staff and using it to fight him. He also has a close bond with Blue.
==Trivia==
*They are the first stick figures introduced in the series to be fully benevolent, since they were killed before they could turn evil, and since their revival the Animator has treated them well, in comparison to the other stick figures who rebelled against him for mistreating them.
**They are also the first stick figures who weren't shown to be created on-screen, making it unknown who created them; the only bits of their backstory we know is that they reside on a website where they fight for entertainment. They were later followed by Purple and King Orange, who had their backstories revealed later on, and the Mercenaries, whose backstories are still unknown.
*The Second Coming and the Fighting Stick Figures appeared in the Zaix + AngelXMikey Memorial video on Hyun's Dojo Community to grieve the aforementioned users, as Alan Becker's contribution to the video.
*Yellow and the Second Coming were the only stick figures in the series to speak. Meanwhile, Green and Purple are the only ones to have a voice, but they don't speak but "sing" like note blocks.
*Ever since their debut, "The Warden", "Ice Skating", "Cherry Blossoms", the entire Animation vs. Education spin-off, "Corn Dog Guy" and "Backrooms" are the only episodes that didn't feature even a single one of them. That said, if one doesn't count their dream versions, then they were also absent for "Blue's New Superpower" and "Basketball".
*Since they come from the same website, they could technically be considered brothers. This is something even series creator Alan Becker mentioned, with Red acting as the younger brother of the group.
*It's been confirmed by Alan the Fighting Stick Figures weren't originally supposed to have defined personalities, and that they basically wrote themselves, with their past elements (such as Yellow crafting a beacon or Blue growing trees) being used to define them (Yellow becoming the smart guy while Blue turned into a nature lover).
*Alan has also mentioned that Red was the best fighter of the four by the start of Animator vs. Animation 4. However, Green has since become better than him and is currently the strongest of the Fighting Stick Figures. Red and Blue are tied for second place with it depending on what weapons they're using, with Yellow being the weakest fighter.
==External Links==
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